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All Illinois residents experiencing homelessness who meet other voter eligibility criteria have the right to vote in all local, state, and national elections. People experiencing homelessness, whether they are street-based, living in shelters, or doubled-up in the homes of others, can still vote.Ā Ā
The 2026 general electionĀ onĀ November 3Ā will decide your state legislators (your state senators and state representatives),Ā governor, state secretary of state, state treasurer,Ā judges, U.S.Ā representativeĀ and senators.Ā Ā
Learn much more and find all relevant links at chicagohomeless.org/vote (link in bio).Ā
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Election day is November 3!Ā Illinois residents experiencing homelessness have the right to vote.Ā Go to chicagohomeless.org/vote for your guideĀ to registering and voting in Chicago and IllinoisĀ for people experiencing homelessness.Ā
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Illinois residents experiencing homelessness have the right to vote!Ā Ā
Early voting opens TODAY in all of Chicagoās 50 wards.Ā You can register to vote in person any day now through Election Day on November 3Ā at any early voting location. FindĀ more information about registering in person here:Ā chicagohomeless.org/voteĀ
Find the nearest early voting location here: https://chicagoelections.gov/voting/early-votingvote-centersĀ
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Illinois residents experiencing homelessness have the right to vote!Ā
Today is the last day to register to vote online atĀ https://ova.elections.il.gov/Ā Ā
ButĀ you will still be able to register to vote in person any day now through Election Day on November 3Ā at any early voting location or your precinct polling place onĀ ElectionĀ Day. FindĀ moreĀ informationĀ inĀ this voters’ guide:Ā chicagohomeless.org/voteĀ
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All Illinois residents experiencing homelessness who meet other voter eligibility criteria have the right to vote in all local, state, and national elections. People experiencing homelessness, whether they are street-based, living in shelters, or doubled-up in the homes of others, can still vote.Ā Ā
The 2026 general electionĀ onĀ November 3Ā will decide your state legislators (your state senators and state representatives),Ā governor, state secretary of state, state treasurer,Ā judges, U.S.Ā representativeĀ and senators.Ā Ā
Learn much more and find all relevant links at chicagohomeless.org/vote (link in bio).Ā