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Where is my polling place? Chicago-area county breakdown

David Gonzalez
David Gonzalez
David Gonzalez
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David Gonzalez is a dedicated reporter with a focus on local government and policy. He holds a Master's in Public Affairs from the University of Illinois at Chicago and has previously reported for the South Side Weekly, diving deep into municipal issues.

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Where is my polling place? Chicago-area county breakdown — Naperville Government news

With Election Day approaching on Nov. 3, voters across the greater Chicago area can check their polling places online before heading to cast their ballots.The location where you vote depends on where you live, and election officials in Chicago and surrounding counties offer online tools to help residents find their assigned Election Day polling places.Voters can use their local election authority’s website to look up polling locations, with some counties also offering information about early voting sites, voter registration status and sample ballots. The information required varies by county, with some lookup tools asking for a voter’s name and address, while others may require a birthdate or additional identifying information.Illinois polling placesHere is a quick overview of how voters can find where to vote based on where they live.City of ChicagoVoters can look up their Election Day polling place on the Chicago Board of Election Commissioners website.They will need to enter their f

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