Just a reminder, the Your Voter Information tool is for Suburban Cook County residents only. If you live in Chicago, please visit the Chicago Board of Elections website.
Voter Registration Status and Online Voter Registration
In order to vote, you must be registered to vote. If you are unsure of the status of your voter registration, visit the Cook County Clerk’s Office to verify your Voter Information.
Each voter in Cook County is represented by officials on many levels, from U.S. Senator and County Commissioner to Park District and School Board Trustee. Because district boundaries vary, you may not have the same representatives as your neighbors across the street. Use the Directory of Elected Officials below to find the public officials who represent your household. For most officials, their contact information and term dates are also listed.
The vote is a foundational institution of our democracy, and the Cook County Clerk’s Office places paramount importance on protecting it. As the election authority for suburban Cook County, nothing is as important to the office of Cook County Clerk as ensuring that voters have complete faith and confidence in the security of our elections, knowing that their votes are accurately counted and the integrity of the process will be ceaselessly defended and protected. Here, on our Election Security page the Clerk’s strategy to defend and protect the vote are detailed.
The Clerk’s office also produces post-election reports after most major elections. In addition to complete Cook County results, these reports include analysis of close races, historical comparisons and turnout maps.
