WILL COUNTY, IL — 24 locations throughout Will County opened for early voting on Monday, Will County Clerk Annette Parker shared in a news release.
These locations are in addition to the Will County Clerk's Office, 302 N. Chicago Street, in downtown Joliet, which opened for early voting on Sept. 24 and will continue until Nov. 2. The General Election is Nov. 3.
"Early voting provides Will County voters with a convenient and flexible opportunity to cast their ballot before Election Day," Parker said in a release. "I encourage all eligible voters to make a plan to vote and take advantage of the many options available throughout Will County."
According to the clerk's office, some voting hours have been adjusted to better accommodate the availability and needs of the individual locations. Locations, dates, and hours can be found at willcountyclerk.gov under the General Election tab.
Citizens who must register to vote or change their address may participate in Grace Period Registration and voting at an early voting location if they bring two forms of identification, one of which must show the voter's address, according to the news release. Voters must register and cast their ballot during that visit.
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