Voter's Bill of Rights

You have the right to:

• Cast your ballot in a non-disruptive atmosphere free of interference.
  
• Vote if you're in line by 7 PM.
  
• Be a provisional voter if there is a question about your registration status or your eligibility to vote in the election.
  
• Vote a Federal ballot at your old polling place if you have moved within 30 days of the election.
  
• Request assistance in voting, if needed.
  
• Bring newspaper endorsements or sample ballots into the voting booth, but take them with you when you finish voting.
  
• Protect the secrecy of your ballot by using the ballot secrecy folder provided.
  
• Receive a new ballot if you make a mistake or change your mind.
  
• Check for voting errors (overvotes) after marking your ballot in a private and independent manner.
  
• Have your ballot counted fairly and impartially.
  

If you believe these rights have been violated, call the Will County Clerk's Office at (815) 740-4615 or contact us.