Polling Place Access
More than 96 percent of the 2,500 suburban Cook County precincts are accessible to disabled voters, outfitted with ramps, elevators and level entrances. Nevertheless, the Clerk's office is continually looking for alternative accessible sites.
Signage
Signs located outside every precinct on Election Day indicate if your polling place is accessible. If the main entrance is not accessible, additional signs will alert you to other accessible entrances.
Entering the Polling Place
If you have difficulty entering your polling place, notify the Clerk's office in advance to request Election Day assistance. The Clerk's office will arrange to have election judges help you enter the room where voting takes place.
Search online to determine if your polling place is accessible, or call (312) 603-0906.
Curbside Voting
You may request to have election materials brought out to you in your parked vehicle on Election Day. Election judges – one from each party – will provide you with a ballot at a specified location just outside the building that houses the polling place.
Please notify the Clerk's office at least a week before Election Day to request curbside voting:
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