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Voter & Election Services

  • A National Voter Guide, subdivided by each state, for Non- Partisan Election Information. Visit the website at Vote411. Or click on the link in the blue button to the right.

    Here, some of the information you’ll find:

    • See What's On Your Ballot

    • Check Your Voter Registration

    • Find Your Polling Place

    • Discover Upcoming Debates In Your Area

    • And Much More!

  • Voter Registration Drives are hosted throughout the community, throughout the year. Maybe you’ve seen us at a school or university, a public library, a city hall, standing in your garage when you come home from work. (No , that’s not creepy at all. Just kidding. I’m curious to see who is actually reading this.)

    Our members are trained and certified by the State, and serve as Voter Registrars, Election Judges, Poll Watchers and Observer Corps

    Consider taking on a role on with us

  • Candidates from all parties are invited to attend and are offered the opportunity to discuss their Points of View and to answer Questions from the public. Members of the League are trained to moderate these forums. These forums were one of the first activities the LWV hosted in the early 1920’s !

    All are welcome to attend and participate.

  • An observer is an individual who regularly attends governmental meetings of bodies, agencies, committees, state legislative, executive agency, local board of elections, city/town councils, county commissioners, school boards, zoning/planning boards, and others.

    The Observer notes what happens at the meeting, and reports back to the League. Observers learn more about what their government is doing by taking notes, filling out the Observer form, and reporting to the board and the branch for actions to be taken into consideration.

    More details can be found at: https://www.lwv.org/league-management/advocacy-litigation/observer-corp-toolkit

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Voter Registration form you would get from a Deputy Registrar

What Voter Your Voter Registration form could look like:

You may download a registration form in either English or Spanish. Complete and mail the form to the election authority for the jurisdiction in which you live You must send with this application either

  1. A copy of a current and valid photo identification, or

    a copy of a current utility bill, bank statement, government check, paycheck or other government document that shows your name and address.

  2. You may also mail the form to the

    State Board of Elections, Voter Registration Department at 2329 S. MacArthur Blvd., Springfield, IL 62704.

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  • FACT: It takes an average of 2 minutes to register to vote.

  • Don’t Delay, Register Today

  • And Don’t forget to VOTE

Vote by Mail Form you can print: Elections.Il.gov