Voters in the city of Chicago can now cast their ballots in the upcoming Illinois primary election, as the city’s supersite opened Thursday.
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Those voters interested in casting ballots early for the election can do so at the designated downtown supersite, located at 137 South State Street, or on the sixth floor of the Chicago Board of Elections’ offices, located at 69 West Washington Street.
Early voting began in numerous other suburban counties last week, with the primary election approaching on March 17.
For early voting, all Chicago residents are eligible to cast ballots at the city’s supersite, according to the Board of Elections.
For voters who still need to register, same-day voter registration will be available at all early voting sites. Once a voter uses same-day registration they are required to cast their ballot, according to officials.
More voting sites in the city of Chicago will open on Monday, March 2, with locations opening in all 500 of the city’s wards, according to officials.
More information on voting hours and the locations of the voting locations in all 50 wards can be found on the Board of Elections’ website.
A slew of offices will be on the ballot for this year’s primary, with Illinois holding its statewide elections for governor, attorney general and more.
All 17 seats in Illinois’ Congressional delegation will be on the ballot, as will one of the state’s Senate seats, with incumbent Sen. Dick Durbin retiring after his term ends.
For the rest of the early voting sites around the Chicago area, you can visit the NBC Chicago app for more information.
