§ Ind. Code § 3-10-12-3.4Voter who changes residence voting in municipal election

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(a) This section applies to a voter who:
(1) changes residence from a precinct in a county to another precinct:
(A) in the same county; and
(B) in the same congressional district;
as the former precinct; and
(2) does not notify the county voter registration office of the change of address before
election day.
(b) A voter described by subsection (a) may:
(1) correct the voter registration record; and
(2) vote in the precinct where the voter formerly resided;
if the voter makes an oral affirmation as described in subsection (e) or uses the affidavit
prescribed by the election division under IC 3-10-11-6 to make a written affirmation as
described in section 4 of this chapter of the voter's current residence address.
(c) A voter who moved outside of a municipality may not return to the precinct where the
voter formerly resided to vote in a municipal election.
(d) A voter who moved from a location outside a municipality to a location within a
municipality before a:
(1) municipal primary election;
(2) municipal election; or
(3) special election held only within the municipality;
may not vote in the municipal primary election, municipal election, or special election held
only within the municipality in the precinct of the person's former residence.
(e) A voter entitled to make a written affirmation under subsection (b) may make an oral

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