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Find election and voter registration information: Kendall County Election & Voter Information

Verify your voter registration and precinct to determine your polling place with Kendall County Clerk's tool: Registered Voter Search.

Campaign Disclosure:

Search for campaign disclosure statements with the Illinois State Board of Elections' Campaign Disclosure webpage.
Under “Searches,” search by candidate: Candidate Search (il.gov), or by committee: Committee Information Search (il.gov)

For more information on early voting, voting options, and election questions please contact the following:

Kendall County Clerk- NEW LOCATION
502 S. Main St., Yorkville IL 60560

Elections and Voter Registration: 630-553-4105

 

Illinois State Board of Elections

2329 S. MacArthur Blvd., Springfield IL 62704
217-782-4141

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The following Village of Oswego terms are expiring:

Village Trustee (1 position for a 2-year term)

  • Karen Novy

Village Trustee (3 positions for a 4-year term each)

  • Tom Guist
  • Kit Kuhrt
  • Jennifer Jones Sinnott

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Consolidated Primary Election - February 25, 2025

Last day to register to vote: January 28, 2025 

Early Voting Schedule

Application for Vote by Mail Ballot

Consolidated Primary- Candidate List

Specimen Ballot

Primary Election Results

Residents are encouraged to check their precinct number and polling place online before election day. Visit the Kendall County Clerk's election website or call 630-553-4105 for more information. Village Hall is located at 100 Parkers Mill in Oswego.

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Consolidated Election- April 1, 2025

Last day to register to vote: March 4, 2025

Early Voting Schedule:2025 CE Early Voting Schedule 4-1-25

Application to Vote by Mail Ballot

Consolidated Election- Candidate List

Referenda

In accordance with the provisions of Public Act 103-0586 (effective 5/3/24) and Public Act 103-0600 (effective 7/1/24), the candidate filing periods, and related dates for most offices, have been moved up by 28 days. 

The Illinois State Board of Elections (SBOE) sets forth specific requirements for nomination petitions, signatures, required documents, methods of filing, dates of filing and other important issues. Each candidate is responsible to ensure that his/her petition, candidacy documents and filing requirements are legally sufficient. Village personnel cannot provide election advice to candidates about the election process without jeopardizing their independent role in the election process. A Candidate’s Guide can be downloaded from the Illinois State Board of Elections website at www.elections.il.gov. The petition form links, provided in the Candidate’s Guide, are intended to address candidates running for office. Please refer to the Candidate’s Guide for specific dates for circulating petitions, filing petitions, and other important information. Any questions concerning Nomination Petitions may be directed to the Illinois State Board of Elections.

Public Notices: 

Public Notice Announcing Positions_2025 Consolidated Election

Public Notice_October Primary Election Filing-2024

Public Notice_November Election Filing-2024

 

Residents are encouraged to check their precinct number and polling place online before election day. Visit the Kendall County Clerk's election website or call 630-553-4105 for more information. Village Hall is located at 100 Parkers Mill in Oswego.

 

Disclaimer: Election related information is being provided as a public service.  Village personnel cannot provide election advice to candidates about the election process without jeopardizing their independent role in the election process.  The Village Clerk's Office makes no representations regarding the accuracy of the information provided. The act of providing election information is not to be construed as legal advice. The Village Clerk's Office takes the responsibility of the Local Election Authority’s role, in conducting municipal elections, seriously. The Village Clerk's Office performs all statutory obligations related to the service as the Local Election Official, under Illinois law, and works diligently to avoid creating situations that are a conflict of interest of which potentially undermine the integrity of the local election process.  The Village of Oswego assumes no liability for damages incurred directly as a result of errors, omissions or discrepancies.