Vote! - April 6, 2021 Local Election
Your Voting Options
Registered voters in Champaign county have a number of options for voting:
Vote by Mail
Voting by mail is a safe and effective way to cast your ballot. According to Illinois law, a voter must request a mail ballot for each election in which you want to vote by mail. In order to receive a mail ballot to use for the next election, you must request one from the County Clerk’s office. A voter must request a mail ballot for each election.
After receiving your ballot you can fill it out at home and then return it. You can mail your ballot back through the US Mail free of charge or drop it off in person at the County Clerk's office. Ballot drop boxes are not available for this election.
After receiving your ballot you can fill it out at home and then return it. You can mail your ballot back through the US Mail free of charge or drop it off in person at the County Clerk's office. Ballot drop boxes are not available for this election.
Vote in Person (Early or on Primary Election Day)
Voters who wish to vote in person can vote either on Primary Election Day (Tuesday, February 23, 6:00 am-7:00 pm) or take advantage of Early Voting options available across Champaign county (February 15 - February 23). You can even vote at the County Clerk’s Office as early as January 14 if you're already registered to vote. If you're not registered to vote yet, see the Register to Vote page.
Voting Question & Answer (Q&A)
Have additional questions about how voting works in Champaign? Check out our Q&A page to see if we have the answer.
