Above / Find an Early Voting polling place March 16, 2020, at the Naperville Municipal Center, 400 S. Eagle Street. Tomorrow find your precinct. Remember! Every vote counts.
March 16, 2020: The DuPage County Clerk’s office announces the following updates to its ongoing response to the impact of the COVID-19 Coronavirus on the administration of the 2020 Primary Election:
Early Voting ends today, Mon., March 16, at City Hall
A list of all Early Voting locations in DuPage County and their respective hours can be found at www.dupageco.org/earlyvoting/
In compliance with Governor Pritzker’s guidance to expand Early Voting hours, the Clerk’s Election Division office and Early Voting site at 421 N. County Farm Rd. in Wheaton will remain open until 8PM, Mon., March 16, 2020.
Early Voting in Naperville continues at the Naperville Municipal Center until 7:30PM, today, March 16.
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Alert! Alert! Alert!
Seventeen Primary Election Day polling places have been relocated to the DuPage County Fairgrounds at 2015 Manchester Rd. in Wheaton.
Note! Unfortunately, Naperville voters intending to vote at Fifth Avenue Station are directed to the DuPage County Fairgrounds. Share info with fellow voters, friends and neighbors who might not know.
Whatever side of the aisle or as a nonpartisan, all educated voters who make extraordinary efforts to participate in the 2020 Primary Election are appreciated.
Polling Place Closings on Primary Election Day, March 17, 2020
Beacon Hill, Lombard
Bloomingdale Horizon
Bridgeway of Bensenville
Brookdale Lisle
Community House, Hinsdale
5th Avenue Station, Naperville / Tell friends, family & neighbors who might not know!
Lacey Creek Supportive Living, Downers Grove
Lexington Square of Elmhurst
Lexington Square of Lombard
Mayslake Village, Oak Brook
Oak Trace, Downers Grove
Orchard Brook Community Center, Downers Grove
Outreach Community Center, Carol Stream
Windsor Park, Carol Stream
Wood Glen Senior Residences, West Chicago
Woodridge Horizon Senior Living, Woodridge
Wyndemere Retirement Community, Wheaton
Additional supplies distributed to all voting locations
Additional hand sanitizer and cleaning supplies are being distributed to all Early Voting sites. On Election Day morning, the DuPage County Clerk is partnering with the County’s Division of Transportation to distribute additional supplies to every polling place in the County. A team of twenty-five field representatives will be deployed across the County throughout the day to keep polling places restocked with supplies.
DuPage County Clerk coordinates efforts with other DuPage County agencies
The DuPage County Clerk’s Office has been in ongoing and regular communication with DuPage County Board administrative leadership and a wide array of DuPage County agencies, including the Health Department, Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Management, Sheriff’s Office, State’s Attorney’s Office, DuPage County Fair Association, and the many partner entities that house polling places throughout the County.
Every effort is being made to collaborate and coordinate actions to successfully administer the election while adapting to the ongoing public health challenge.
The DuPage County Clerk’s office will continue to respond to ongoing developments as this public health situation unfolds and will provide notice of any additional actions at our website.
Voters are encouraged to check https://www.dupageco.org/election/ regularly for any additional updates.
Submitted by Evan Shields, Public Information Officer, DuPage County Board, for Jean Kaczmarek, DuPage County Clerk.
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Non-Binding Proposition on Ballot
Shall the City of Naperville, in light of state legislation legalizing the possession, consumption, and sale of recreational adult use cannabis, allow the sale of recreational adult use cannabis within its jurisdiction?
A la luz de la legislación estatal que legaliza la posesión, el consumo y la venta de cannabis para uso recreativo en adultos, ¿debería la ciudad de Naperville permitir la venta de cannabis para uso recreativo en adultos dentro de su jurisdicción?
Will you vote to Opt In with a “Yes” vote or Opt Out with a “No” vote?
Here’s a little history: In September 2019, Naperville City Council members voted not to permit the sale of recreational adult-use cannabis within its jurisdiction. Yet at its October 15, 2019 meeting, the Naperville City Council voted 6-3 to adopt a resolution establishing an adult-use cannabis referendum on the March 17, 2020, ballot, saying they will trust the will of the voters with a question on the Primary Election Ballot.
Here’s what nonbinding means: Non-binding means this question is an advisory referendum intended to gauge public opinion and guide future discussions by the City Council. The nonbinding results can be interpreted to mean if voters support staying the course without recreational cannabis sales in Naperville, no council action will be necessary. But if the majority of voters say “yes” to wanting to allow local recreational cannabis sales, the council would have the option to reverse its ban and then set zoning regulations for any adult-use recreational cannabis dispensing centers. (Note that a medical cannabis dispensing organization currently is available in Naperville.)
