Print four. Keep one. Give three.
It is always hard to know which name to mark when you get in there. These are the ones we endorse. Keep a card for you. Hand the other three to three people who vote.
We are a political party committee, not an election authority. Registration, ballots, and polling places are run by the Logan County Clerk and the Illinois State Board of Elections. The links below go directly to them. If anything here disagrees with an official source, the official source is right. Please tell us so we can fix it.
Register & Check
- Register to vote online Illinois SBE →
- Check your registration status Illinois SBE →
- Find your polling place Illinois SBE →
Logan County Clerk
Election Day Hours
6:00 AM to 7:00 PM
If you are in line at 7:00 PM, stay in line. You are entitled to vote.
Questions About Voting?
Contact the Logan County Clerk's election office directly. They are the authority, and they are helpful.
Phone: (217) 732-4148
Email: elections@logancountyil.gov
Serve as an Election Judge
The Logan County Clerk is looking for election judges. It is a paid position, it is a genuine public service, and every polling place needs judges from both parties to operate.
If you have ever wanted to see the process from the inside, and help make sure it is run right, this is how.
Call (217) 732-4148 or email elections@logancountyil.gov.
Early Voting: Room 20
Logan County Courthouse, Room 20, 601 Broadway St, Lincoln
- Weekdays through Nov. 2: 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM
- Open late, until 6:30 PM: Tue Sept. 29, Thu Oct. 15 and Mon Nov. 2
- Saturday, Oct. 31: 8:30 AM to noon
- Closed Monday, Oct. 12 (Columbus Day)
Everyone votes early at the courthouse. On Election Day you vote at your own polling place. Where do I vote?
Key Dates & Vote by Mail
- Tue, Oct. 6: last day to register or update your registration in person or by mail
- Sun, Oct. 18: last day to register online
- Grace period: after regular registration closes you can still register in person and vote the same day. Ask the Clerk where and what ID to bring.
- Thu, Oct. 29: last day for the Clerk to receive a vote-by-mail application
- Tue, Nov. 3: Election Day, polls open 6:00 AM to 7:00 PM
Dates from the Logan County Clerk and the Illinois State Board of Elections. If anything here disagrees with the Logan County Clerk's election page, the Clerk is right.
Print a pocket card with the Republican line to take with you.
Know someone who is not registered?
The single most useful thing any Republican in Logan County can do is make sure their neighbors are registered and know when to vote. It takes five minutes.