voter access

All drop boxes are available to deposit your ballot and will remain in their locations until the closing at Noon on Monday, November 2, 2026, the day prior to Election Day. #election

Wednesday’s roundtable is expected to focus on several areas that have become increasingly important for election offices, including continuity of operations, infrastructure, security and voter access. #clerk #washingtondc #cookcounty

“The Cook County Clerk’s Office will continue our preparations for a free, fair and accessible election,” Gordon said. “Voting by mail remains a safe, secure and available option for Cook County voters.” #cookcounty #ruling #mailballot

“For decades, Section 2 has been the primary tool used to ensure that when representation is drawn unfairly, there is a clear path to hold it accountable,” Gordon said in the statement. #cookcounty #votignrights #ruling

In her opening remarks, Gordon underscored the importance of building pathways for broader participation in leadership and public life, particularly for women and communities that have historically faced barriers. #monicagordon #powerrising

Election officials warn that the policy shift could result in ballots being postmarked after Election Day, even if voters mailed them on time. #primaryelection #ballots #postmark

To qualify, election judges must be registered Cook County voters or eligible college or high school students. #election #judges

The drop box normally located at the Joliet Library Black Road Branch will be relocated for the primary election to the Silver Cross Professional Building at 1051 Essington Road in Joliet. #dropbox #willcounty #primaryelection

“These improvements are strengthening the Clerk’s Office today and laying the foundation for better service for years to come.” #cookcounty #elections