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Hinsdale-Clarendon Hills 2026 Election Info: What You Need To Know
Here's what you need to know to cast your vote, from what's on the ballot to where to vote.

Here's what you need to know to cast your vote, from what's on the ballot to where to vote.

Here's what you need to know to cast your vote, from what's on the ballot to where to vote.
Here's what you need to know to cast your vote, from what's on the ballot to where to vote.
Here's what you need to know to cast your vote, from what's on the ballot to where to vote.
Here's what you need to know to cast your vote.
Here's what you need to know to cast your vote, from what's on the ballot to where to vote.
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The $282.5 million proposal would fund school repairs, classroom additions, accessibility improvements and a new field house at St. Charles
District 128 is asking voters to approve a 59-cent limiting-rate increase referendum on the Nov. 3 ballot.
44,934 residents have already used early voting to cast their ballots, and another 9,931 have used vote by mail drop boxes.
“Illinois residents should rest assured that we are focused on facilitating—not limiting—their access to the ballot box,” Kwame Raoul said.
“If we fail to build a school that meets basic modern standards, the consequences won't stay inside the classroom.”
About 11 percent of the state's registered voters have cast an early or mail ballot for the Nov. 3 election.
Voting is now underway on a referendum to build a new Central Middle School in Evergreen Park in the Nov. 3 gubernatorial election.
The former Chicago alderman and Republican candidate is challenging incumbent Kwame Raoul in the Nov. 3 election.
The Will County Clerk's Office early voting site has seen the most early voters so far.
Patch profile for 14th Senate District Republican candidate Brian Skala.
The advisory questions would gauge support for separation. Creating a new state would require approval from Illinois lawmakers and Congress.
Incumbent Democratic U.S. Rep. Brad Schneider shares his positions on affordability, immigration, tariffs, data centers and other issues.
Residents are invited to an information meeting on the Palos Heights D128 referendum Wednesday, Oct. 28, at Independence Junior High.
“We have an opportunity to build a Central Middle School that can serve our community for the next 100 years,” a parent writes.
“District 128 has experienced significant enrollment growth, placing additional pressure on our finances,” a parent writes.
The congressman said Chicago and U.S. Capitol police were notified Wednesday, five days after an earlier mailing prompted an evacuation.
Incumbent John Idleburg defends license plate readers as crime-solving tools, while challenger Roman Buchberger raises concerns.
The Chicago Republican discusses affordability, immigration, data centers and other issues in Patch's candidate questionnaire.
Early voting options expanded beginning Monday, including weekend voting and extended evening hours at select locations.
Nearly a year after losing four family members in a crash, Darren Bailey shared an update on his grandson and thanked supporters.
“Our children deserve a school that is safe, accessible, welcoming, and designed for the way children learn today," D124 teacher says.
The League of Women Voters Palos-Orland will host an info session on the MVCC bond referendum on Sat., Oct. 24 at the Palos Heights Library.
Incumbent John Idleburg and Republican challenger Roman Buchberger discuss the sheriff's role in immigration enforcement ahead of the Nov. 3
“I am voting yes on the school referendum to rebuild a modern, safe, and efficient Central Middle School," Evergreen Park resident says.
GOP candidate Christine McGovern, of Oak Lawn, is running for the open 18th District seat in the Illinois Senate.
Democrat incumbent Sean Casten is seeking his fifth term in the IL-06 Congressional District. The gubernatorial election is Nov. 3.
The village's lawyer donates nearly $8,000 to the mayor's accounts, which give the mayor's insurance agency nearly $1,000 a month for rent.
Voters will have another place in Kendall County to cast ballots beginning Monday.