It’s Election Day. Here’s a quick reference for sample ballots and other common voting questions
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ROCKFORD — It’s Election Day in Illinois, and voters across the Rockford region will decide on a host of elected offices including school boards, township trustees, mayors and other municipal offices.
Here’s a quick guide to the resources you may need before casting your vote, from getting a preview of the ballot you’ll see in the voting booth to checking your registration status.
Follow the links below for more information.
Where can I see a sample ballot?
Go HERE to see the sample ballot for Tuesday’s election if you live in the city of Rockford.
Go HERE to see a sample ballot if you live in Winnebago County outside of the city of Rockford.
How can I find my polling place?
If you don’t know your polling place, visit HERE to see where to go vote in Rockford.
Visit HERE if you live in Winnebago County outside of the city of Rockford.
Am I registered to vote?
To check your registration status, visit HERE if you live inside the city of Rockford.
Go HERE to check your registration status if you live in Winnebago County outside of Rockford.
How long are the polls open?
Polls open at 6 a.m. Tuesday, April 1 and close at 7 p.m.
Questions about voting?
To learn more about voting here visit the Rockford Board of Elections website at voterockfordil.gov or call 815-987-5750.
If you live in the city of Rockford outside of the Winnebago County Clerk’s office, visit HERE or call 815-319.4444.
