Lisle Township Democratic Organization

Expanded Early Voting in DuPage County is underway. Additional “Permanent” Early Voting locations are now open. Remember, DuPage County residents may vote at any of these locations.

All sites have secure drop boxes where you may submit your Vote-by-Mail ballots (avoiding any postmarking issues). If you submit a Vote-by-Mail ballots, sign up to track it here.

All locations are open Monday through Sunday. Hours are:

• Weekdays:  8:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.
• Weekends:  9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Click on an address for a map to any of the sites listed below.
A map of all the sites is here.

• Addison Township Office — Main Hall
  401 N Addison Rd, Addison, IL 60101
  
• Woodridge Park District Athletic Rec Center — Program Room A
  8201 Janes Ave, Woodridge, IL 60517
  
• Bartlett Community Center — Program Room 5
  700 S Bartlett Rd, Bartlett, IL 60103
  
• Bensenville Police Department — Training Room
  345 E Green St, Bensenville, IL 60106
  
• Darien Community Center — Room 16 – Piano Room
  7301 Fairview Ave, Darien, IL 60561
  
• Downers Grove Rec Center — Room 103
  4500 Belmont Rd, Downers Grove, IL 60515
  
• Downers Grove Village Hall — Cheever Chambers (Back end)
  850 Curtiss St, Downers Grove, IL 60515
  
• DuPage County Fairgrounds — Building 5
  2015 Manchester Rd, Wheaton, IL 60187
  
• Elmhurst City Hall — Council Chambers
  209 N York Rd, Elmhurst, IL 60126
  
• Fox Valley Mall — Mall Entrance #1 Unit E2
  195 Fox Valley Center Dr, Aurora, IL 60504
  
• Glen Ellyn Civic Center — Clayton North Hall
  535 Duane St, Glen Ellyn, IL 60137
  
• Glendale Heights Sports Hub — Arts and Crafts Room
  250 Civic Center Plaza, Glendale Hts, IL 60139
  
• Hinsdale Village Hall — Scout Room (basement)
  19 E Chicago Ave, Hinsdale, IL 60521
  
• Itasca Waterpark — Rental Hall
  100 N Catalpa St, Itasca, IL 60143
  
• Lisle Police Department — Training Room
  5040 Lincoln Ave, Lisle, IL 60532
  
• Naperville Municipal Center — Meeting Rooms A & B
  400 S Eagle St, Naperville, IL 60540
  
• Oak Brook Village Hall — West Wing Conference Room
  1200 Oak Brook Rd, Oak Brook, IL 60523
  
• Roselle Public Library — Community Rooms A & B
  40 S Park St, Roselle, IL 60172
  
• Villa Park Public Library — Ohrman Room
  305 S Ardmore Ave, Villa Park, IL 60181
  
• Warrenville Park District — Multi-purpose room
  3S260 Warren Ave, Warrenville, IL 60555
  
• West Chicago Voting Center — Foyer
  157 W Washington, West Chicago, IL 60185
  
• Westmont Public Library — Meeting Room on first floor
  428 N Cass Ave, Westmont, IL 60559
  
• Wheaton Park District Blanchard Building — Commons Area
  1753 S Blanchard Rd, Wheaton, IL 60189
  
• Yorktown Center — Storefront Entrance
  350 Yorktown Shopping Center, Lombard, IL 60148

Complete information is at vote.ltdo.org/early.

Naperville Dems and Lisle Dems are co-hosting a Watch Party on Election Night as our benefactors, Janet Yang Rohr & Laura Ellman, are donating $500 to the party!  Let’s all gather starting at 6:30 on Election Night at Go Brewing, 1665 Quincy Ave #155, Naperville (gobrewing.com), and cheer on our local Democrats and pray that the rest of the country delivers a Blue Tsunami!

You can now view (and download and print, if you like) all Lisle Township sample ballots at vote.ltdo.org/samples. We also have a binder with all printed sample ballots at the office. You may find yours, mark them up, and leave them to be scanned and printed for you.

Last Monday night, August 10th,, the unified Democratic township organizations of Naperville (DuPage, Lisle, Naperville, and Wheatland Townships Democratic organizations) met to hear from and endorse candidates for the 2027 races for Naperville Mayor, City Council, Park District, and School Districts 203 and 204. Elected PCs were given a weighted vote – equal to the number of votes they received in the 2026 primary election – to cast for candidates of their choice. The following races were not contested for endorsements and, therefore, the candidates present were endorsed:

Naperville Mayor: Benny White
Naperville City Council: Laurie Donahue, Kristine Gericke, Supna Jain, Marc Willensky
Naperville Park District: Carole Jones, Amy Phillips, John Risvold

District 203 vote totals (3 open seats / endorsements):

• Joe Kozminski – 2774 (ENDORSED)
• Robert Lang – 1504 (ENDORSED)
• John Doyle – 1241 (ENDORSED)
• Maura Boland – 1170
• John LaLoggia – 175

District 204 – 4 year term vote totals (3 open seats / endorsements):

• Shelby Schultz – 1521 (ENDORSED)
• Mark Rising – 1361 (ENDORSED)
• Andrew Bernard – 1341 (ENDORSED)
• Stefanie Harrison – 1067

Additionally, Bertha Jackson has been endorsed for the 204 / 2 year term position.

We encourage all PCs, Democratic elected officials, volunteers, and voters in their districts to support the endorsed candidates. They will all be collecting petition signatures for the next few weeks and the election will be in April 2027.

The SAVE Act has no chance of passage, and my top concern is interference ranging from intimidating voters to seizing ballots under the pretext of fraud; if the latter happens, the chain of custody is broken, and these voters are out of luck. I’ve been looking for specific actions citizens can take to fight this.

Indivisible has initiated a Hands Off Our Vote program, and to quote from the signup page: “By signing up you’ll get notified of key voting deadlines in your state, get updates on any threats to your voting rights and learn how to counter them, and be ready to mobilize in defense of your vote. You’ll also play an important role in rapid response moments whenever and wherever they try to pull those dirty tricks.”

Significantly, people in states most at risk listed at the bottom of this page can sign up for a more vigorous effort, the Election Defense Corps, which includes “strategic updates via email and text, training opportunities, and critical calls to action during key election protection moments in your state.”

Again, please sign up at mobilize.us/indivisible/event/966594 to receive timely information about how you can help.

P.S. You can read here about Michigan Senator Elissa Slotkin’s Protect Our Polls Act. (Many of the actions covered are already illegal, but …) Excerpt:

The bill comes after Trump said he would not rule out sending the National Guard or Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) personnel to polling places in November …

Slotkin’s legislation … would require approval from Congress before the president could deploy uniformed military or federal law enforcement.

It also would ensure lawmakers have 48 hours’ notice before any forces are deployed — in addition to requiring intel, legal justification and evidence that proves state or local government cannot handle a threat on its own.