Counties/Marion
Indiana county
Marion County
Officials, the 2026 ballot, public meetings and local news.
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Upcoming local meetings
- Nov2
- Dec7
No upcoming meetings listed.
On the 2026 ballot in Marion County
Marion County Sheriff
- KELVIS T. WILLIAMSDemocrat
- TOM VAUGHNRepublican
Marion County Circuit Court Clerk
- KATE SWEENEY BELLDemocrat
- ROBBIN STEWARTRepublican
Marion County Assessor
- JOSEPH P. O'CONNORDemocrat
Marion County Auditor
- MYLA A. ELDRIDGEDemocrat
Marion County Recorder
- FAITH JAMES KIMBROUGHDemocrat
Prosecuting Attorney of Marion County, 19th Judicial Circuit
- Philip FoustRepublican
- Ryan MearsDemocrat
Judges: retain or not
Court of Appeals of Indiana, Fourth District
- Shall Mary A. DeBoer be retained?Yes / No
Court of Appeals of Indiana, Fifth District
- Shall Paul A. Felix be retained?Yes / No
Court of Appeals of Indiana, Second District
- Shall Dana J. Kenworthy be retained?Yes / No
Indiana Tax Court
- Shall Justin L. McAdam be retained?Yes / No
Local questions
Local question · Marion County
Operating referendum — School City of Beech Grove
Asks voters whether School City of Beech Grove may collect an extra school property tax for up to 8 years to pay for bus transportation, building maintenance and student safety including school resource officers. The rate would be up to $0.57 per $100 of assessed value, no more than $4,400,000 a year. For a median home ($200,000), the filing estimates about $493 more per year. Only voters inside this jurisdiction vote on it. DLGF filing ↗
Local question · Marion County
Operating referendum — Indianapolis Public Education Corporation
Asks voters whether Indianapolis Public Education Corporation may collect an extra school property tax for up to 4 years to pay for teacher and staff retention, training and academic programs (shared with participating charter schools). The rate would be up to $0.372 per $100 of assessed value, no more than $95,000,000 a year. For a median home ($150,000), the filing estimates about $221 more per year. Only voters inside this jurisdiction vote on it. DLGF filing ↗
Local question · Marion County
Operating referendum — Metropolitan School District of Decatur Township
Asks voters whether Metropolitan School District of Decatur Township may keep collecting an extra school property tax for up to 8 years to pay for transportation, utilities, school safety, building maintenance and support services, replacing its 2019 referendum. The rate would be up to $0.2690 per $100 of assessed value, no more than $9,000,000 a year. For a median home ($250,000), the filing estimates about $306 more per year. Only voters inside this jurisdiction vote on it. DLGF filing ↗
Local question · Marion County
Operating referendum — Metropolitan School District of Washington Township
Asks voters whether Metropolitan School District of Washington Township may keep collecting an extra school property tax for up to 8 years to pay for teachers, student safety, student support and academics, replacing its existing referendum. The rate would be up to $0.25 per $100 of assessed value, no more than $24,000,000 a year. This renews an existing tax; if it fails, the filing says a median home ($300,000) would pay about $351 less per year. Only voters inside this jurisdiction vote on it. DLGF filing ↗
Local question · Marion County
Operating referendum — Metropolitan School District of Wayne Township
Asks voters whether Metropolitan School District of Wayne Township may collect an extra school property tax for up to 8 years to pay for teachers, student safety and daily operations. The rate would be up to $0.70 per $100 of assessed value, no more than $41,019,552 a year. For a median home ($200,000), the filing estimates about $605 more per year. Only voters inside this jurisdiction vote on it. DLGF filing ↗
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