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GENERAL ELECTION: NOVEMBER 5, 2024
Polling Places are open from 6 a.m. until 7 p.m. on Election Day.
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Campaign Free Polling Places: Didier Hall, South Beloit, IL and Life Church, Roscoe, IL
Election Information
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2022 VOTING REPRESENTATIVES/MAPS: City of Rockford Precinct Committeepersons County Precinct Committeepersons Redistricting Congressional Map |
2022 TOWNSHIP VOTING MAPS:
Burritt Township
Cherry Valley Township
Durand Township
Harlem Township
Harrison Township
Laona Township
Owen Township
Pecatonica Township
Rockford Township
Rockton Township
Roscoe Township
Seward Township
Shirland Township
Winnebago Township
Voter Information
Candidate Information
2024 General Election Referenda
2024 General Election Write-In Candidate List
2024 Election Campaign & Finance Calendar
2025 Consolidated Petition Packets: General Primary
2025 Consolidated Signature Requirements
DISCLAIMER: The Illinois State Board of Elections creates a Candidate’s Guide and an Election and Campaign Finance Calendar for each election cycle. These documents provide guidance on circulating and filing nominating petitions, campaign disclosure requirements, candidate filing periods, and other important dates. This is not legal advice. The Winnebago County Clerk’s office is providing this for general information purposes only.
CAMPAIGN DISCLOSURE INFORMATION
The Illinois Campaign Disclosure Act applies to all candidates for public office, groups of candidates or political action committees (PAC) who have accepted contributions or made expenditures in excess of $3,000 within a 12-month period, in support of or in opposition to (1) a candidate or candidates for public office, or (2) any question of public policy to be submitted to the voters. Once the threshold has been reached, the Act requires that the committee file campaign disclosure documents with the State Board of Elections and, if applicable, the county clerk. Find more information at Illinois State Board of Elections.
