Everything you need to know about voting in LSC elections on April 20 and April 21.

The slate of candidates for the Primary Election on June 28 is shaping up. Check out which offices you’ll be voting for this year.

Mark your calendars! The Primary Election is right around the corner.

We’ve got updates on new election procedures in 2022. Potential candidates may begin to circulate nominating petitions on January 13.

The tentative date for the start of filing petitions for candidates for public office is January 13. There’s a few new voting laws that will affect Chicago.

On June 17, Governor Pritzker signed the elections omnibus bill (SB825) passed by the General Assembly in May. Learn about what will change for the 2022 elections!

Surveys from voters in the 2020 Local School Elections, plus feedback from election-day hotline queries and a post-election debriefing involving community members, found that expanded voting options, including mail-in and curbside voting, were successful and should be retained for future elections.

All your Vote by Mail questions, answered.

Despite recent news reports about problems with the postal service, post offices in the state and city of Chicago have equipment and procedures in place to efficiently process mail-in ballots.

On May 22, Illinois state lawmakers made sweeping changes to the way voters will cast their ballots in the upcoming General Election. As a result of this legislation, all election authorities will be urging voters to vote by mail or vote early due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

About 38% of Chicago voters cast ballots in the March 17 Primary Election, a decline from the 53.5% turnout rate in the 2016 Primary. Nevertheless, voters broke records: almost 50% of voters chose to vote early or by mail rather than voting in their home precinct on Election Day.