Politics & Government
300 Wrong Mail-In Ballots Sent To 2 Kendall County Precincts: Report
Early voting began Sept. 24 in Kendall County, 40 days before the Nov. 3 general election.
KENDALL COUNTY, IL — Three hundred incorrect mail-in ballots were sent to two precincts in Kendall County, according to a report from Shaw Local.
The ballots, which were "immediately spoiled" and reissued correctly, included a referendum for which those residents were not able to vote, the report said.
Kendall County voters can request a mail-in ballot through the clerk's office.
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Early voting began Sept. 24 at the Kendall County Clerk's Office, 502 S. Main St. in Yorkville. On Oct. 19, early voting will expand to Oswego Village Hall, 100 Parkers Mill.
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