In Illinois, people previously involved in the criminal legal system are still able to vote. People with criminal records can still participate in elections as long as they are not currently serving time on a sentence and they meet all other qualifications. If you have been charged, arrested but not charged, in jail but not serving a sentence, or on probation, you are able to vote.
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FEBRUARY 23
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First day of MAILING or DELIVERY of VOTE BY MAIL BALLOT |
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MARCH 19
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Close of ONLINE VOTER REGISTRATION |
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MARCH 20 (dates may vary)
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Start of EARLY VOTING at polling locations |
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MARCH 30
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Deadline to REQUEST A MAIL IN BALLOT |
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APRIL 3
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Last day for EARLY VOTING |
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APRIL 4
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ELECTION DAY and ELECTION DAY REGISTRATION
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In Illinois, people previously involved in the criminal legal system are still able to vote. People with criminal records can still participate in elections as long as they are not currently serving time on a sentence and they meet all other qualifications. If you have been charged, arrested but not charged, in jail but not serving a sentence, or on probation, you are able to vote.
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FEBRUARY 23
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First day of MAILING or DELIVERY of VOTE BY MAIL BALLOT |
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MARCH 19
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Close of ONLINE VOTER REGISTRATION |
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MARCH 20 (dates may vary)
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Start of EARLY VOTING at polling locations |
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MARCH 30
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Deadline to REQUEST A MAIL IN BALLOT |
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APRIL 3
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Last day for EARLY VOTING |
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APRIL 4
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ELECTION DAY and ELECTION DAY REGISTRATION
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