Let’s Get Ready to Vote
As the 1st Ward Democratic Committeewoman, I am dedicated to Getting Out the Vote. I encourage new residents to register to vote and have a voting plan. I host meet & greets and candidate forums so voters can ask the tough questions and hear directly from candidates. And I support elections in our Ward.
We are fortunate to live in a city that offers many voting options. You can vote by mail, vote early or vote on election day. Choose what fits best for you. But whatever you choose, make sure you have a voting plan.
The first step in a voting plan is to make sure you are registered to vote.
Not sure if you are registered to vote at your current address? Check your voter registration here.
If you aren't registered, learn how to register.
Need to register to vote. Register online or print and mail.
Have you moved recently and need to update your address? You can do so here.
Want to vote by mail? Submit your application here!
Who’s on the ballot? Find a sample ballot here.
Not sure who to vote for? See our endorsement guide for key races that will be on the ballot.
Not sure where to vote on Election Day? Check out a where to vote in the 1st ward by your address here.
Voting Locations
Early Voting - Downtown
October 1 - November 3
Supersite (137 S State St)
Board of Elections Office (69 W Washington)
Early Voting - In Ward
October 19 - November 3
Goldblatts Building (1615 W Chicago Ave)
Wicker Park Bucktown Library (1701 N Milwaukee Ave)
Election Day - In Ward
November 3
Polling Locations by Precinct
Polls open from 6am - 7pm
