To vote for John, 3rd Ward voters should cast their ballots on or before Election Day, April 1, 2025. Here’s how:
Election Day is Tuesday, April 1st. Polling Places are:
WARD 3 PRECINCTS 001 & 002
Nichols School
WARD 3 PRECINCTS 003, 004, 005
Lincoln School
To find your assigned precinct, use the Cook County Clerk’s “Your Voter Information” tool. The tool can provide you with details about your polling place, ballot, elected officials and more.
https://www.cookcountyclerkil.gov/service/your-voter-information
Election Day Voting
Early In-Person Voting starts on
March 17th, 9AM. All Ward voters can vote early, in-person, at the Civic Center.
Evanston Civic Center
2100 Ridge Ave.,
Basement Room G300
Evanston, IL 60201
Hours for early voting are:
March 17-22: 9AM-5 PM
March 23: 10AM-4 PM
March 24-28: 9AM-7 PM
March 29: 9AM-5 PM
March 30: 10AM-4 PM
March 31: 9AM-7 PM
What do you need to vote?
A government-issued photo ID is not required but is helpful if there is a question about your voter’s registration, address or signature.
Why should you vote?
Whether you vote for me, Shawn Iles, or Gennifer Geer for Council member, or Daniel Biss or Jeffrey “Jeff” Boarini for Mayor, I thank you for helping make Evanston a better place to live.
Early Voting
Voting by mail is a convenient way to cast your ballot. Any registered Cook County voter may apply for a mail ballot. It’s no longer necessary to provide a reason.
To obtain an application to vote by mail, registered suburban Cook County voters can:
Apply online:(https://mailvoting.cookcountyclerkil.gov/)
Download and print the mail ballot application for the April 1st election:
(https://www.cookcountyclerkil.gov/agency/vote-mail).
Email the Cook County Clerk at mail.voting@cookcountyil.gov or call 312-603-0946 if you don’t receive an official ballot, or with any questions.
Mailed ballots must be postmarked by Election Day, April 1. Mailed ballots are processed and counted at the Cook County Clerk’s central office.
Please note: The certification form (on the front of the mail-in ballot envelope) must be signed, or your ballot will not be counted.
Voters can also drop-off their mail-in ballots at Drop Boxes. Drop Boxes will be available at:
Evanston Civic Center
2100 Ridge Ave.
Evanston, IL 60201
Click here for a listing of all Cook County Drop Box locations.
Call the Evanston City Clerk’s Office at 847-448=8189 with any questions, or for more information.