Where to vote tomorrow in Lombard

Early voting for Tuesday’s general election ends today, Monday, Nov. 2. One of the permanent early-voting sites is at Yorktown Center, 350 Yorktown Shopping Center in Lombard, in the storefront entrance. The DuPage County Election Division lists weekday hours there and at other permanent sites as 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., and weekend hours as 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

On Election Day itself, Tuesday, Nov. 3, polling places open at 6 a.m. and close at 7 p.m., the village and the county both say. The Village of Lombard has posted that its Village Hall at 255 E. Wilson Ave. will not serve as a polling place for this election.

DuPage County’s Vote Anywhere program lets eligible voters cast a ballot at any Election Day polling place in the county, no matter their home precinct, according to the village notice. That means a Lombard resident who finds the nearest site crowded or closed can go to another one elsewhere in DuPage.

The county has published lists of Election Day polling places, including one sorted by city or village. Places listed for Lombard include Helen Plum Library at 411 S. Main St., the Lombard Community Building at 433 E. St. Charles Rd., Madison Meadow Athletic Center at 500 E. Wilson Rd., Sunset Knoll Rec Center at 820 S. Finley Rd., York Township Office at 1502 S. Meyers Rd., and several churches and other buildings. Yorktown Center is also listed as an Election Day site.

Voters can look up their specific precinct polling place, check registration status, or view a sample ballot through the county’s Voter Lookup Tool. The Election Division also offers a GIS map to find an Election Day polling place. Those tools, plus the full lists, are on the DuPage County voting information page.

Early voting began Sept. 24 at a smaller set of temporary sites and expanded Oct. 19 to the permanent locations, which stay open through today. Same-day registration is available at early-voting sites and at Election Day polling places, the county notes in its materials. Voters who already have a mail ballot can drop it at any polling place on Election Day.

The village’s notice points residents to the DuPage County Election Division website for complete details on polling locations, voter registration, and vote-by-mail options. Officials recommend checking the county site or the GIS tool before heading out, because locations can change.

After today, the only in-person option left is Election Day. Polls close at 7 p.m.; anyone in line by then can still vote. Results and further updates will come from the county clerk’s office.