The Chicago Board of Election Commissioners has certified the results of the February 28 Municipal Election. Here are the totals and voter turnout stats.

The Chicago Board of Elections is scheduled to meet on March 15 to certify the Feb. 28 election results. Learn what you need to know about the runoff on April 4.

LWV Chicago was front and center during the Municipal Election doing what we do best: facilitating discourse and making sure every voter gets a chance to learn what their candidates stand for.

Mail-in and provisional ballots are still being counted a week after the Municipal Election on February 28. Read our overview of the election results.

Election Day is February 28! Early Voting sites are now open in all wards and will operate through Election Day. Vote By Mail ballots may be deposited in Drop Boxes at all Early Voting sites.

Have questions about the election or what’s on the ballot? League members explain.

All your Vote by Mail questions, answered.

Thanks to a recent law extension, Chicagoans will once again be able to vote in their home precinct or any of the 50+ early voting sites on Election Day in 2023. 

Eleven candidates have filed to run for the office of mayor. Check out how many candidates have filed to run in your ward and police district.

The next elections in Chicago will be on February 28, 2023, and a runoff (if needed) will be held on April 4.

The February 2023 Municipal Election for the first time will be electing members to the city’s new Police District Councils.

The League has plans to hold 20+ candidate forums ahead of city elections this February, and you can help.

The Chicago Board of Elections has released its unofficial results following the November 8 Midterm Election.

The start date of Early Voting in Chicago has been changed to October 7 (it had previously been set for September 29).

Election precincts have been reduced from 2,069 to 1,290, reducing the total number of election judges needed. Vote by mail applications are now open.

While turnout for the Primary Election was low, voters did not neglect judicial races, and voters primarily based their decisions on bar association ratings.

Learn about the Primary results, current redistricting activity, and future election deadlines.

As you prepare to vote, here are several tools you can use to evaluate the candidates running for office.

Early Voting in Chicago for the 2022 Primary Election begins on Tuesday, May 31 and continues through June 28, 2022 (Election Day) at the Chicago Board of Elections Supersite at 191 N. Clark.

All your Vote by Mail questions, answered.