Lisle Voter Guide: 2022 Primary Election
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Lisle IL
15 June, 2022
1:45 PM
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LISLE, IL — Election Day is almost here. Early voting in the June 28 General Primary Election started Monday in Lisle. Through June 25, residents can vote early at 13 temporary early voting sites throughout DuPage County. Voting hours at these sites are 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Friday and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. An additional nine permanent early voting sites will be open through June 27. These sites are open Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. In Lisle, early voting is available at the Lisle Park District Rec Center, 1925 Ohio St. Click the link for more election information and a complete roundup of early voting locations in DuPage County. State laws require early voters to provide a valid photo ID to an election official before receiving a ballot to vote early. Valid forms of ID include a current driver's license, a driver's license of state ID, university/college ID or another government-issued ID with a photo, such as a passport. Illinois's 6th Congressional District Incumbent Rep. Sean Casten (IL-D) is vying to keep is seat representing Illinois's 6th Congressional District. Casten is being challenged by Rep. Marie Newman (IL-D), who currently represents Illinois's 3rd Congressional District. Charles Hughes is also facing off against Casten in the June 28 primary. The following Republicans are hoping to snag the 6th District seat: Niki ConfortiRob CruzGary GrassoScott KasparCatherine A. O'SheaKeith PekauIllinois's 11th Congressional District Rep. Bill Foster (IL-D) is defending his seat in Illinois's 11th Congressional District. No Democratic candidates are challenging Foster in this election. The following Republicans are vying for the 11th District seat: Mark Carroll Jerry Evans Susan Hathaway-Altman Andrea Heeg Catalina Lauf Cassandra Tanner Miller Lisle Township Click the link to view the list of candidates running for Democratic committee and Republican committee in Lisle Township. Patch editor Eric DeGrechie contributed to this article.
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