Indiana Code § 3-11-2-2.1

All candidates and public questions in election districts in county on ballot; notice of inspection of ballot proofs
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Sec. 2.1. (a) Each county election board shall have the: (1) names of all candidates for election to offices or retention in offices; and (2) state and local public questions; in election districts wholly or partially within the county printed on a ballot as provided in this chapter. The county may print all offices on a single ballot under this section.       (b) Before a county election board orders the printing of a ballot, the board must provide written notice that proofs of the ballot are available for inspection not later than sixty-seven (67) days before the date of the election to each of the following: (1) The county chairman of each major political party with a candidate's name appearing on the ballot. (2) The county chairman, if any, of any other political party with a candidate's name appearing on the ballot. (3) The superintendent of each school corporation with the name of a candidate for school board office or a local public question concerning the school corporation appearing on the ballot. After sixty (60) days before the date of the election, the ballot is considered approved and eligible for printing.

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