Early voting for the 2020 Primary Election in Illinois is underway. From President to local prosecutors, judges and other officials, your vote in this election will have an impact on how civil liberties are protected and advanced in our state. Mark sure you make a plan and vote.
In Illinois you can register to vote through the Election on March 17. Check with your local election authority to find out where you can register in your area.
FIND OUT WHERE YOUR POLLING PLACE IS
FIND OUT MORE ABOUT VOTING AND REGISTERING IN ILLINOIS
KNOW YOUR RIGHTS WHEN VOTING IN ILLINOIS
Make a plan to vote:
Step #1: Make sure you are registered! Even if you voted with no problem last time, it’s important to check.
Step #2: Make a plan to vote – where you need to go, how you will get there, and when you are going. Take another registered voter along!
Step #3: Learn more about candidates in your area:
- Get a sample ballot from your local election authority
- Research the candidates – look at the candidates’ websites, check local news sources and look for candidate news and events sponsored by local groups such as the League of Women Voters
IF YOU HAVE PROBLEMS AT THE POLLS, CALL THE ELECTION PROTECTION HOTLINE: 866-OUR-VOTE
Voting and Registration Deadlines for 2020:
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FEBRUARY 19 |
First day of GRACE PERIOD REGISTRATION |
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MARCH 2 |
First day for EARLY VOTING for the General Election |
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MARCH 12 |
Last day to request a MAIL IN BALLOT |
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MARCH 16 |
Last day for EARLY VOTING |
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MARCH 17 |
ELECTION DAY and ELECTION DAY REGISTRATION |
