Illinois Election 2024

Whether you’re voting early or on Election Day, knowing what you’ll need to bring with you in order to cast your ballot will depend on a few things.

Millions of voters around Illinois will face referendums on their 2024 election ballots, including those in the Chicago area.

As the 2024 election rapidly approaches, voters in numerous Chicago wards will be faced with advisory questions on a variety of topics.

Whether this is your first or fiftieth time voting in Illinois, here’s a look at what you can and can’t bring into the voting booth with you, and what you are allowed — and not allowed — to do while voting.

Election Day for 2024 in Illinois is sooner than you think — but before you had to your polling place, do you know what to bring? And are you registered to vote?

The 2024 presidential election is now just 10 days away, with many Illinois voters having already cast their ballots thanks to early and mail-in voting.

In Illinois, you can vote early and on Election Day — and you can register to vote then, too. But how can you check and see if you’re already registered to vote?

According to the Federal Communications Commission, campaign calls and texts are exempt from the National Do Not Call Registry requirements, but there are some restrictions.

Election Day is two weeks away, and voters in suburban Kane County got the chance to submit their ballots in a unique way this week.

Early voting is open in Illinois — but do you know where to go to cast a ballot? Here’s what to know.

Early voting in Illinois for 2024 is well underway, with dozens more sites opening Monday as Election Day quickly approaches.

The 2024 Illinois elections are rapidly approaching, and with just over two weeks until Election Day, early voting is expanding this week.

While most of the focus in the Illinois election is on the presidency and state and federal representation, dozens of judges will be on the ballot as well.