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Candidate ForumsBiographies, responses to Voter Guide questions and video statements provided by the candidates:
Wilmette Village Board of Trustees Park District Board of Commissioners Avoca District 37 Board of Education Wilmette Public Library Board of Trustees Wilmette District 39 Board of Education New Trier District 203 Board of Education Oakton Community College Board of Trustees |
HOW TO VOTE
VOTE BY MAIL:
For complete information on how to Vote By Mail go to our Vote By Mail page.
For complete information on how to Vote By Mail go to our Vote By Mail page.
- All registered voters in Cook County are eligible to Vote-by-Mail. Any such voter with a driver's license, state ID or social security number on file may request a mail ballot, using either an online or paper application.
- Mail-in ballot applications are still being accepted. Visit the Cook County Clerk's website .
- For those who apply online, a personal URL code will be on the mail ballot, allowing voters to track ballot status.
- Ballots MUST be postmarked by Election Day in order to be counted.
VOTE IN PERSON:
Early Voting - Illinois offers and encourages in-person early voting.
Early Voting - Illinois offers and encourages in-person early voting.
- No excuse is needed to vote early. You can also register to vote at any early voting site.
- Exact addresses and poll hours can be found on the Cook County Clerk’s website.
- Wilmette's early voting site is Centennial Ice Center, located at 2300 Old Glenview Rd. Polling hours are weekdays 8:30 am – 7pm and weekends 9am – 5pm.
- To be fully informed, voters can also check the Cook County Clerk's website for the approximate wait times at all Suburban Cook County polling locations.
** If you received a mail ballot but decide to vote in person, be sure to bring your mail ballot with you to the polls. You need to turn it in to the Election Judges to cast an in-person ballot. Without it, you will still be able to vote but will cast a “provisional" ballot, which means the Election Authority has to verify that you only submitted one ballot before counting it.
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Your Voting Questions Answered
our league provides ELECTION INFO PRESENTATIONOn October 6th, the League presented “What You Need to Know to Vote in the 2020 Election,” a virtual program hosted by the Wilmette Public Library. Topics included dates, deadlines and processes for registration, early voting, mail-in ballots and Election Day voting. The presentation deck is now available as a resource for voters.
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