General Election Information – Election Day – November 6, 2018

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October 9, 2018   Last date to register to vote with a Deputy Registrar outside of the Tazewell County Clerk’s Office
October 10 - November 6, 2018   Register to vote at the Tazewell County Clerk’s office office (11 S 4th Street, Pekin / McKenzie Building, 2nd floor) 309-477-2267
September 27 – November 5, 2018   Early voting and registration at the Tazewell County Clerk’s office
(11 S 4th Street, Pekin / McKenzie Building, 2nd floor) 309-477-2267
            September 27 – October 26,            2018:   Monday - Friday   -  8:30am-5pm
            October 29 – November 5, 2018:   Monday – Friday  -  8:30am-7pm
            Saturday, October 27 - 9am-noon / Sunday, October 28 - 10am-4pm
            Saturday, November 3 – 9am-4pm / Sunday, November 4 – 9am-4pm
Candidate information – League of Women Voters Website – VOTE411.org  *
*Free Computer use is available at the Pekin Public Library, 301 S 4th Street, Pekin   309-347-7111

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