313 Haney Ave, South Bend, IN 46613, USA
574-304-4559
Secretary State of Indiana
State Government
Role Overview
The Secretary of State oversees elections, business filings, and securities regulation across Indiana. The office safeguards the democratic process and fosters economic integrity through transparency and accountability.
Quick Facts
Holder(s):
Elected Official
Term:
4-year term
Method:
Elected
Core Responsibilities
Administer and certify state elections.
Essential Attributes & Risks
Key Competencies
Organization, Legal Knowledge, Public Trust, and Ethical Leadership.
Regulate corporations, business filings, and trademarks.
Oversee securities laws and investor protection.
License vehicle dealers and maintain state records.
Critical Risk
Election mismanagement or data breaches that erode confidence in government.
Constitutional Mandate
This section highlights how the office's duties align with the core objectives of the U.S. and Indiana Constitutions.
1
Secure the Blessings of Liberty
Protects voting rights and free enterprise.
2
Establish Justice
Maintains integrity in elections and commerce.
3
Promote the General Welfare
Supports a fair and transparent government.