Alsip-Crestwood 2019 Election Voters Guide

Alsip and Crestwood voters are heading to the polls to cast ballots for candidates running for village board seats, school boards, park commissioners and the library trustees. Early voting will continue through the weekend at Alsip Village Hall, 4500 W. 123rd St., Alsip, and the Andrew Biela Senior Citizens Center, 4545 Midlothian Turnpike, Crestwood, ending Monday, April 1 at 5. p.m..

Polls reopen at 6 a.m. Tuesday, April 2, closing at 7 p.m. Then the excitement begins as we wait for the numbers to come in. So far, turnout for the 2019 Consolidated Election hasn't been a record-breaker. As of Thursday, 786 ballots have been cast thus far at Oak Lawn Village Hall, bearing in mind that people can vote at any early voting location in Cook County. County-wide, 40,650 early votes have been cast in suburban Cook County.

Candidates are running for local offices -- many of them your neighbors -- that are responsible for overseeing millions of tax dollars of your hard-earned money. So get out there and vote.

Early Voting Locations And Hours

There are 51 early voting locations in suburban Cook County. Find a convenient location near you and hours on the Cook County Clerk's website. Early voting is available over the weekend through 7 p.m. Monday, April 1.

Not Registered To Vote?

You can register to vote at ALL early voting locations in suburban Cook County or the Cook County Administration Building in downtown Chicago at 69 W. Washington St. Grace period registrants must cast their ballots immediately upon registering.
Bring in two pieces of ID one of which shows your current address, such as a driver's license, state ID, passport, utility bill (gas or electric), paycheck stub, bank statement, etc.
Although a government-issued photo ID is not required, it's helpful if there is a question about your voter registration, address or signature. It can also speed up the registration process.
Residents can also still register to vote on April 2, but you have to register at your home precinct/polling place, by bringing two pieces of the aforementioned ID, one of which showing your current address. Election Day-registrants must cast their ballot immediately upon registration.

Find Your Polling Place

If you're voting on Tuesday, April 2, and aren't sure of the location of your polling place, you can find it on the Cook County Clerk's website by entering your address.

Who's On My Ballot?

You can view your sample ballot by entering your address and information on the county clerk's website.

ALSIP AND CRESTWOOD CONTESTED RACES

Trustee Village of Alsip

(Four year term, vote for 3)

Richard S. Dalzell, Better Government for Alsip Party
Christine L. McLawhorn, Better Government for Alsip Party
Christopher W. Murphy, Better Government for Alsip Party
Muna S. Conley, Alsip Community Alliance
Francisco J. Monreal, Alsip Community Alliance
Rocio C. Restrepo, Alsip Community Alliance

Trustee, Village of Alsip

(Unexpired term, two-year term, vote for 1)

Catalina Nava-Esparza, Better Government for Alsip Party
Steven A. Daddona, Alsip Community Alliance

SCHOOLS

CHSD 218 Board of Education, Subdistrict 1

(Four-year term, vote for 1)

Sheila Wilson-Collier
Jacquelyne R. Sharp

Cook County School Dist. 130

(Four-year term, vote for 3)

William T. Werner
Lindsey Kulma
Charlette Mitchell-Brown
Faviola Aguayo
Ricky Talaski