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Indian Village has no precinct of its own. The county's 2026 precinct summary names no precinct for the town, and its sample-ballot index lists no Indian Village ballot style: the town's voters vote a Clay Township precinct ballot. Clay Township's precincts carry no ballot splits for a town — the county's only split styles are school-district splits in other townships — and the two northern-Clay precinct ballots actually read, Clay Township 1 and Clay Township 2, both carry Commissioner District 1 and County Council District B. That shows the geography of the township's north tier as far as those ballots reach; it does not settle this town's own ballot, and Roseland's assignment to Clay Township 1 is Roseland's record, not imported here. The commissioners' boundary map was attempted and its text layer does not resolve to a district for the town.
Because the placement is open, the county's headline 2026 transition is not printed as applying to Indian Village. At county-wide strength the record is: Commissioner District 1, Bill Redman (Democratic) 16,735, defeating incumbent Carl H. Baxmeyer (Republican) 11,924 — Redman takes the seat 1 January 2027 if, and only if, the town's own ballot places it in District 1; Council District B, Ranjan Rohatgi (Democratic) 4,594 over Amy Marie Drake (Republican) 3,404, printed on the same condition. The settlers are named: the county GIS precinct map, the Clerk's precinct assignment for the town's addresses, and the county redistricting ordinance listing precincts by district.