• No “Red Wave”!
• Lisle Township’s Mental Health Board referendum won handily! Congratulations to all who worked so hard on this!
• The “Workers’ Rights Amendment” has also apparently passed.
• Representatives Foster, Casten, and Underwood all won re-election.
• Senator Tammy Duckworth was re-elected.
• Governor Pritzker and the entire statewide slate all won re-election.
• Every election-denying secretary of state candidate (and most governor candidates at this point) lost. This is great news for the integrity of the next presidential election.
• Democrats retain control of the U.S. Senate. Senator Raphael Warnock and Hershel Walker will compete in a runoff election.
• Complete DuPage County results here: dupageresults.gov.

You can now apply to Vote by Mail in DuPage County with a full range of options: permanent or 2022 only. You may apply for a ballot online at vote.ltdo.org/vbm.

Once you receive your paper ballot at home, you must vote with that ballot. Be sure to sign the back of the envelope!  Return it in the mail or to the drop box in Wheaton. The deadline is November 3, 2020. You do not need postage to return your ballot. If you forget or change your mind and wish to vote in person you can bring it to an early voting location or polling place and vote in person.

Starting when the ballot is mailed you can (and should!) track your ballot to be sure it is counted at: dupage.ballottrax.net/voter.

Polled approval ratings for President Biden have been maddeningly low despite unprecedented accomplishments. How can we communicate how effective he has been? For that matter, how can all Democrats use social media to get our message across?

Since this site was pointed out to me (thanks, Diane Hewitt and Holly Hootman!) I’ve yet to digest what it has to offer, but it’s well worth exploration. Here are some recent offerings:

• How to Convince People to Vote in 2022
• GIFs and Memes for Biden Wins
• A Simple Thing Everyone Can Do To Protect the Vote and Our Democracy (about disinformation)
• Illinois content

Have fun!

This page is under development.

2022 Lisle Township Precinct and District Maps

Vote-by-Mail is a great way to vote because it has proven to be very secure and, of course, saves you a trip to the polls.

You can now sign up to vote by mail permanently in DuPage County if you wish. Go to the Request a Vote by Mail Ballot page. Before you submit your information, you can opt for permanent Vote-by-Mail status by selecting “ALL Future Elections” in this drop-down:

Note that you will not receive your ballot for the 2022 Primary Election before May 19th.