Chapter Nine — In–Person Early Voting At An Early Voting Permanent Polling Place

 
Number of
Poll Watchers
per Location
per Party
1
per Candidate
1
per Civic Organization
1
per Ballot Proposition
Proponent & Opponent Groups
1
Statute
10 ILCS 5/19A-60

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  1. 🚧Early Voting vs. Grace Period Registration & Grace Period Voting
  2. 🚧Early Voting: Before the Polls Open
    1. 🚧Before the Polls Open: The First Day of Early Voting
    2. 🚧Before the Polls Open: Each Subsequent Day of Early Voting
      1. 🚧If the Poll Watcher Is Only There For the Daily Tabulator Count
      2. 🚧Witness the Door to the Polling Room Being Unlocked
        1. 🚧What If the Door to the Polling Room Is Open When the Poll Watcher Arrive?
        2. 🚧What If the Door to the Polling Room Is Locked When the Poll Watcher Arrives and There Is No Election Judge to Unlock the Door?
        3. 🚧What If the Door to the Polling Room is Open and There Is No One Inside the Polling Room?
      3. 🚧Record the Vote Count
  3. 🚧Early Voting: While the Polls Are Open
    1. 🚧What Is Different From Election Day?
  4. 🚧Early Voting: After the Polls Close
    1. 🚧After the Polls Close: Every Day Of Early Voting, Except The Last
    2. 🚧After the Polls Close: The Last Day of Early Voting
      1. 🚧Observe Securing Election Records
      2. 🚧Clean Up After Yourself
      3. 🚧Sign Out
      4. 🚧The Poll Watcher Witnesses Securing the Poll Room
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