Tuesday, November 5, 2024
is the general election
DuPage County voters may cast their ballots during in-person Early Voting, through Vote by Mail, or by voting in-person on Election Day at any polling place in DuPage County.
- Begins Thursday, September 26, 2024 at the DuPage County Fairgrounds in Wheaton as well as 4 other locations.
- Additional locations will open for voting on October 21.
- Fill out a Vote by Mail Ballot Application as early as possible. The application can be submitted online, mailed, or dropped off at the Election Division office.
- Vote by mail ballots will be sent to voters beginning 40 days before the election or when the completed application is received.
- No more ballots will be mailed out after October 31.
- Voted ballots must be postmarked no later than Election Day (November 5) to be counted.
On Election Day - Tuesday, November 5
- Polling places are open from 6 AM to 7 PM.
- Registered DuPage County voters may vote at any polling place in the county.
- Check to see if you're already registered to vote
- Online registration closes October 20, 2024
- Mail-in registration must be postmarked by October 20, 2024
- In-person registration
- Early Voting site registration at an any DuPage County early voting location until the day before the election
- Same-day registration at your polling place
- In-person registration requires 2 forms of ID showing your name and address
DuPage County Election Division
- Learn more about registering online, in person, or by mail to vote in DuPage County.
How To Register to Vote Online in Illinois
- Video from the League of Women Voters of Wheaton
- Look up your voter registration status, polling place, sample ballot, current elected officials, and more.
Polling Places and Early Voting Locations
- Find a list of Election Day polling places and Early Voting locations in DuPage County.
- Learn more about voting by mail or request a Vote by Mail ballot.
League of Women Voters of Wheaton
- A nonpartisan organization that encourages the informed and active participation of citizens in government, provides information about local candidates and elections, and hosts candidate forums and civic awareness events.
- A nonpartisan encyclopedia providing information about all federal and state elections as well as local elections for the largest 100 cities in the U.S. Allows voters to view candidate profiles and surveys and generate a personalized sample ballot.
- Provides nonpartisan information about candidates and ballot measures and allows voters to fill out a sample ballot they can take to the polls to aid in voting.
- Provides nonpartisan information about state, federal, and local races, and allows voters to fill out a sample ballot they can take to the polls. Sponsored by League of Women Voters.
- Provides unbiased, factual information on candidates and elected officials.
DuPage County Bar Association and Illinois State Bar Association
- Evaluate judicial candidates.
Misinformation Dashboard: 2024 Election
- Run by the nonpartisan News Literacy Project, this site collects and analyzes examples of misinformation related to the election.
- Provides nonpartisan fact-checking of claims made by and about politicians.