Your Guide to Election Day
Below is a sample ballot showing every race you'll see within Palatine Township when you vote in the upcoming election. Review it ahead of time so you can walk in feeling confident and prepared - and remember, you're allowed to bring this sample ballot with you into the voting booth as a reference. Print it out, mark your choices ahead of time, and use it to guide you when it counts.
Not registered yet, or not sure where to vote? We've also pulled together everything you need below - how to register, vote early, vote by mail, or find your polling place on Election Day.
Everything You Need to Vote
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Voter Registration
Register online, by mail, or in person. You must be a U.S. citizen, at least 18 by the general election, and a resident of your precinct for 30 days prior. Register to vote
Look Up Your Voter Information
Check your registration status, find your precinct, and look up your polling place. Look up your info
Early Voting
In-person early voting is available at sites throughout the county in the weeks before Election Day. Find an early voting site
Vote by Mail and Permanent Vote by Mail
Apply once for a single mail ballot, or sign up for Permanent Vote by Mail to automatically receive one every election. Apply to vote by mail
Election Day Voting
Registered suburban Cook County voters can vote in their home precinct on Election Day. To find your Election Day precinct, use your Your Voter Information Tool.