Voter Resources For Cook County and the City of Chicago          

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

​Voter Registration Information

Apply to Vote By Mail (and/or be on the permanent Vote by Mail list)

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

Voter Registration Information

Apply to Vote By Mail (and/or be on the permanent Vote by Mail list)

Cook County and MWRD Results from Nov. 5 Election

While the votes are still being counted by the Chicago Board of Elections and the Cook County Clerk’s Elections Division, the votes thus far have been decisive enough to know that the following have been elected to the Cook County and Metropolitan Water Reclamation Board offices on the ballot:
·        Board of Review, 3rd District (4-year term): Larry Rogers, Jr.
                  ·        Cook County Clerk (for remaining 2 years of term): Monica M. Gordon
          ·        Clerk of the Circuit Court (4-year term): Mariyanna T. Spyropoulos
             ·        Commissioner, 1st District (remaining 2 years of term): Tara Stamps
                        ·        Commissioner, 2nd District (remaining 2 years of term): Michael Scott., Jr
                                             State’s Attorney: Eileen O’Neill Burke
                    ·        MWRD (6 year terms): Marcelino Garcia, Kari K. Steele, Sharon Waller
·        MWRD (remaining 2 years of term): Precious Brady-Davis

A replacement for Cook County Commissioner Monica Gordon, 5th Dist. (just elected Clerk) will be selected by the applicable township and ward committee persons. A replacement for MWRD Commissioner Mariyanna Spyropoulos (just elected Clerk of the Court) will be named by the Governor.

The deadline for counting vote-by-mail ballots postmarked on or before Nov. 5 and for processing provisional ballots is November 19 in Illinois. Illinois election authorities must certify their respective results by November 26.

Remember: to see information about the judges and the above offices on the ballot, until the results are certified, the numbers from the Clerk's Office must be added to the results from the Chicago Board of Elections.

Work Has Already Begun for the 2025 Consolidated Elections in Suburban Cook County:

While the City of Chicago has no local elections in 2025, some municipalities in Suburban Cook will be having a Primary Election on February 25 and there will also be local Consolidated Elections throughout Suburban Cook on April 1. Candidates for the Primary have already filed to be on those ballots. Candidates for the April 1 election must file between November 12 and 18.