Empowering Voters. Defending Democracy.
The League of Women Voters of Glenview-Glencoe is a nonpartisan political organization that encourages
informed and active participation in government, works to increase understanding of major public policy issues,
and seeks to influence public policy through education and advocacy. The League is nonpartisan in that it never
supports or opposes candidates or political parties, and political in that it takes action on governmental issues
for which positions have been adopted through member study and agreement..
The General Election November 3, 2026. To help educate voters, the League of Women Voters Education Fund has created VOTE411, an unbiased online guide to elections covering federal, state, and local races in Illinois.
Personalized Voting Information
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And Much More!
Spotlight on: 2026 General Elections
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Key Dates for November 3, 2026 General Elections
Suburban Cook County
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For Vote by Mail
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10/26/26 – Last day to request a mail ballot, including military and overseas voters
For Voter Registration only
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TBD – Last day for voter registration with Deputy Voter Registrars
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TBD – Last day to register online at the Illinois State Board of Elections web site (must have either an Illinois Driver's License or State ID*)
For Voter Registration and Early Voting
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TBD – Early voting and registration begins at Voting Centers (69 W. Washington pedway and Courthouses)
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October 19 through November 2 – Early voting and registration expands for Suburban voters at additional suburban sites
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Monday, November 2 -- Last day for Early Voring
Election Day Voting and Registration
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Tuesday, November 3 (6 am to 7 pm) at the voter’s local precinct and at Voting Centers– 69 W. Washington pedway and Courthouses ​​​​​​​
Upcoming LWV Events of Interest
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Sponsor: LWVIL
Issues Briefing 2026
WHEN: Saturday, April 11 @ 9 am - 3 pm
WHERE: Virtual, via Zoom or In-Person at Harper College, Palatine
Join the League of Women Voters of Illinois for our annual look at current issues. Learn from experts and be prepared to advocate for change in your community and state. All registrants will be admitted to the following four plenary sessions:
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Immigration Enforcement and Other Threats to Democracy in Illinois
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State Revenue and Progressive Tax
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Data Centers: A 21st Century Opportunity for Modeling Sustainable Private/Public Partnership
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Election Integrity in Illinois
If you can attend in person, Issues Briefing is a great way to meet League leadership and to connect with members from across the state. Whether you attend in person or virtually, this event offers meaningful educatioin on important issues in our State and that the League will advocate for in the coming months. Register HERE to attend.
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Sponsor: LWVIL
Lunch & Learn: Inspectors General at State and Local Events
WHEN: Wednesday, April 15 @ Noon to 1 PM
WHERE: Virtual, via Zoom
LWVIL’s monthly Lunch & Learn series will next feature a presentation from Bryan Zarou, Vice President for Policy at the Better Government Association, about the role of Inspector General at the state and local level. Bryan is a member of a national search committee for the new Inspector General for Chicago.
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Sponsor: LWV-Cook County
Annual Meeting
WHEN: Tuesday, May 5 @ 9:45 am - 1 pm
WHERE: Roosevelt University Auditorium Building, 435 S. Michigan Ave.
All LWV-Glenview-Glencoe members are also members of the Cook County League. Adoption of the 2026-27 budget, Program, bylaws changes and new officers are on the agenda. Following the business portion of the meeting, Cook County States Attorney Eileen O'Neill Burke will join us to discuss what changes she has made to the office and why, as well as what else she wants to do during the remaining two years of her term. Eileen O'Neill Burke is an American lawyer, politician, and former judge serving as the Cook County State's Attorney. She was elected in 2024 on a platform of making Cook County safer.
Cost: $40 includes continental breakfast and a buffet lunch (Coffee, tea, and rolls will be served from 9:15am; buffet lunch includes sandwiches, wraps, salad, and cookies.) Click HERE to register.
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