Illinois Elections Canceled: No Voting on Tuesday
Residents of Illinois will not experience elections this Tuesday. Despite other states holding elections, Illinois is gearing up for its next primary in March 2026. Sangamon County Clerk Don Gray has confirmed that there are no elections scheduled for this November.
Clarification on Illinois Elections
Gray stated that even though calendars indicate November 4th is “Election Day,” Illinois will not participate in any fall elections this year. He emphasized that the state does not have a November election.
Public Inquiries and Voter Registration
The election office has fielded numerous calls and social media inquiries about voting locations and ballots in Sangamon County. Gray encourages residents to use this time to ensure their voter registration is up to date.
Upcoming Elections
The next primary election in Illinois is scheduled for March 17, 2026. Candidates have until Monday to file their petitions for this primary. Gray himself plans to run for re-election in this upcoming cycle.
Election Security
Gray has reassured the community that the next election will be conducted safely and securely. This statement comes in response to ongoing concerns about election integrity.
Key Dates and Information
- No elections on November 4, 2023: Illinois will not have any fall elections.
- Next Primary Election: Scheduled for March 17, 2026.
- Filing Deadline: Candidates must file petitions by Monday.
- Voter Registration: Residents are encouraged to verify their registration status.
