Candidates for U.S. Senator
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About U.S. Senator
About this position
- Office level
- Federal
- Election frequency
- Every 6 years
- Typical salary
- $174,000/year
- Commitment level
- Full Time
- Affiliation
- Partisan
Election type
- Partisan election (party labels appear on ballots)
- Run-off election
How to run for U.S. Senator
- Step 1
Meet eligibility requirements
Senator must be at least thirty years, have been a citizen of the United States for at least nine years, and must be an inhabitant of the state they seek to represent.
- Step 2
File for office
- Filing requirements
- Filing fee is $0; signature requirement of at least 500 registered voters in each of Indiana's nine Congressional districts for a minimum amount totaling 4,500 statewide for Minor Party candidates.
- Filing period
- January 10, 2024 - July 15, 2024
- Paperwork instructions
- Submit paperwork to the Indiana Election Division's office.
- Where to file
- Indiana Election Division 302 West Washington Street Indiana Government Center South, Room E-204 Indianapolis, IN 46204
- Filing phone
- 317-232-3939
- Step 3
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