Where to vote in Chicago and suburbs: Election Day polling places

Election Day is here, and voters across the greater Chicago area can now look up their assigned polling places online before heading to the polls. Where you vote depends on your home address, with Chicago and suburban election offices offering online tools to help residents find their locations. Here's how to find your polling place in Chicago and 10 surrounding counties, along with links to voter information and other election resources.Illinois polling placesHere is a quick overview of how voters can find where to vote based on where they live.City of ChicagoVoters can look up their Election Day polling place on the Chicago Board of Election Commissioners website.They will need to enter their full name and address to find their polling place. It’s also possible to verify if they’re registered to vote and view a sample ballot.Outside of voting at your designated precinct, registered Chicagoans can cast their ballot at one of 51 voting centers that are open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. A full