Primary  Election 
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Tuesday, March 19, 2024
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Voters can only choose one political party ballot.   The purpose of the primary is to choose who will be the nominee of the political party in the November election.  If there are referenda to be voted on in your area,     voters can choose a non-partisan ballot and will only be able to vote on the referenda.
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Be Informed About the Candidates

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               Illinois Voters’ Guide    

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WTTW Voter Guide

​Vote for Judges

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Information on candidates for Cook County Offices
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Videos of Candidate Interviews

    Democratic Candidates for the Clerk of the Circuit Court
        Iris Y. Martinez
​        Mariyana T. Spyropoulos 
        The Republican Candidate is running unopposed.​  

    Democratic Candidates for Board of Review  Third District
       Larry Rogers Jr.
       Larecia Tucker
       The Republican Candidate is running unopposed.​ 

​Videos of State's Attorney and MWRD candidates in the WTTW Voter Guide

Friends of the Chicago River questions to MWRD candidates.  Read Here. 
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​Key Information to plan when and where to vote

        ​Consult the websites below  to verify your registration, register to vote,                          apply for vote my mail, find early voting dates and sites, find 
election day voting sites, and see sample ballots.  
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​​​​​SUBURBAN COOK COUNTY RESIDENTS

​http://www.cookcountyclerk.com/elections​
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​Early Voting  

•  Feb. 21- Mar 18: 69 W .Washington Pedway Level; Suburban Court Houses
•  March 4- March 18:  All other County sites  
• See Suburban Cook Early Voting

Election Day Voting Sites    6am-7pm

• Home Precinct 
• 69 W. Washington, Pedway, 
•  Suburban Court Houses

Vote by Mail      Apply by March 14
     Completed ballots must be returned

•  Mailed and postmarked on or before  March 19,
•  Deposit at a designated drop site March 4-18
•  Deposit at 69 W. Washington outside box or 5th floor March 4-19
• Turn in on election day to vote in person instead 
• Turn in at an early voting site to vote in person instead
• See Suburban Cook Vote-by-Mail

Register to Vote

•  By a deputy registrar or mailed in form by Feb 20
•  Online by March 3
•  In person at Early Voting Sites
• In person on March 19 at home precinct. 
•   See Suburban Cook Registration Info
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CHICAGO RESIDENTS
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​https://chicagoelections.gov

​​Early Voting 

•  Feb 15-March 18: Supersite, 191 N. Clark;  Board  Office,    69  W. Washington, 6th floor
• ​ March 4 -March 18:   All 50 wards
•  March 12, 13, 14:  College/University Sites 
•  See Chicago Early Voting

Election Day Voting Sites  6am-7pm

• Home Precinct,
• Any Early Voting Site (except the 3 College/University sites ) 

​Vote by Mail      Apply by March 14
     Completed ballots must be returned

•  Mailed and postmarked on or before  March 19,
•  Deposit at a designated drop site by March 19
• Turn in on election day to vote in person instead
• Turn in at an early voting site to vote in person instead
• See Chicago Vote-by-Mail
  
  

​Register to Vote

•  By a deputy registrar or mailed in form by Feb 20
•  Online by March 3
•  In person at Early Voting Sites
•  In person on March 19 at home precinct and Early Voting Sites.  
• See Chicago Registration Info
  
  

Cook County Clerk
69 W. Washington, Suite 500,
Chicago, IL 60602
312-603-5656
http://www.cookcountyclerk.com/elections

Chicago Board of Elections
69 W. Washington, Suite 600,
Chicago, IL 60602
312-269-7967
https://chicagoelections.gov

 
​Local League Websites: information about your area elections

Arlington Heights, Mt. Prospect and Buffalo Grove Area
Chicago
Evanston
Glenview/Glencoe
Homewood-Flossmoor Area​
LaGrange Area
Oak Park/River Forest
Palatine Area
Palos/Orland Area
Park Forest Area
Wilmette
Winnetka/Northfield/Kenilworth