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Where can I vote early? What to know as Election Day draws near

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Where can I vote early? What to know as Election Day draws near — Tinley Park Schools news

Early voting is continuing across the Chicago area, and dozens of locations are currently open for those looking to cast their ballots. Many locations are open through the day before the election, and in most counties you can cast ballots at any early voting location so long as you are a resident of that county. So how can you find out exactly where to cast your ballots? Here’s where you can vote early in the Chicago area. City of Chicago Any Chicago resident can vote at any of the city’s early voting sites, or at the Downtown Voting Supersite according to the Chicago Board of Elections. That supersite is located at 137 South State Street, and another is available at the Chicago Board of Elections office, located at 69 West Washington Street on the sixth floor of the building. In addition, early voting centers have opened in each of the city’s 50 wards, and is available seven days a week through Monday, November 2. Any eligible voter can vote at any of those war

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