Early Voting Available At Romeoville Village Hall

ROMEOVILLE, IL — It's almost time for voters to head back to the polls. On June 28, Illinois residents will choose their party's candidates for statewide races, including governor, attorney general, secretary of state, U.S. senator, U.S. representative, state senator and state representative.

In Romeoville, early voting has started at Village Hall, 1050 W. Romeo Road. The Village serves as an early voting location for local residents only, according to the Will County Clerk's Office.

Early voting will be open:

• 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. June 20-24

Find a list of all Will County early voting locations here.

This year's primary will be held later than usual. Last year, Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed a bill amending the election code, moving the primary from March to June as lawmakers awaited Census data to redraw Congressional maps.

The last day of early voting will be June 27, and the polls will be open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. on June 28. June 28 is also the last day to send a mail-in ballot.

Here are the top contested races on the June 28 primary ballot:

• Illinois Governor/Lieutenant Governor
• U.S. Senate
• Secretary of State
• U.S. House
• State Senate/State House

The Illinois treasurer and comptroller primaries are uncontested after candidates were removed from the ballot.

Top Illinois races to watch

Illinois Governor

Democratic primary:

• J.B. Pritzker – incumbent (Juliana Stratton, lt. governor)
• Beverly Miles (Karla Shaw, lt. governor)

Republican primary:

• Darren Bailey (Stephanie Trussell, lt. governor)
• Paul Schimpf (Carolyn Schofield, lt. governor)
• Richard Irvin (Avery Bourne, lt. governor)
• Gary Rabine (Aaron Del Mar, lt. governor)
• Max Solomon (Latasha H. Fields, lt. governor)
• Jesse Sullivan (Kathleen Murphy)

Attorney General

Democratic primary: Incumbent Kwame Raoul is running uncontested
Republican primary:

• Steve Kim
• David Shestokas
• Thomas DeVore

Secretary of State

Democratic primary:

• Alexi Giannoulias
• David Moore
• Anna Valencia
• Sidney Moore

Republican primary:

• Dan Brady
• John Milhiser

U.S. Senate

Democratic primary: Incumbent Sen. Tammy Duckworth is running uncontested
Republican primary:

• Casey Chlebek
• Peggy Hubbard
• Robert "Bobby" Piton
• Jimmy Lee Tillman II
• Anthony Williams
• Kathy Salvi
• Matthew Dubiel

U.S. Representatives

1st Congressional District
Democratic primary:

• Jaqueline Collins
• Karin Norington-Reaves
• Jonathan Swain
• Nykea Pippion McGriff
• Jahmal Cole
• Ameena Matthews
• Charise A. Williams
• Steven DeJoie
• Kirby Birgans
• Robert Palmer
• Terre Layng Rosner
• Michael Thompson
• Marcus Lewis
• Chris Butler
• Jonathan L. Jackson
• Cassandra Goodrum
• Pat Dowell

Republican primary:

• Geno Young
• Jeffery T. Regnier
• Philanise White
• Eric Carlson

6th Congressional District
Democratic primary:

• Marie Newman
• Sean Casten
• Charles Hughes

Republican primary:

• Rob Cruz
• Catherine O'Shea
• Keith Pekau
• Niki Conforti
• Scott Kaspar
• Gary Grasso

8th Congressional District
Democratic primary:

• Raja Krishnamoorthi - incumbent
• Junaid Ahmed

Republican primary:

• Chris Dargis
• Karen Kolodziej
• Phillip Owen Wood
• Peter Kopsaftis
• Chad Koppie

11th Congressional District

Democratic primary: Incumbent Bill Foster is running uncontested.
Republican primary:

• Cassandra Tanner Miller
• Mark Joseph Carroll
• Susan Hathaway-Altman
• Catalina Lauf
• Andrea Heeg
• Jerry Evans