Illinois regulator warns half-million mail-in votes could delay election results by up to 2 weeks
Completed vote-by-mail ballots must have a post mark no later than election day, Nov. 8, to be counted.
With the bulk coming from Cook County and Chicago, more than 463,000 vote-by-mail ballots could be in the mix for Illinois’ Nov. 8 election, delaying election outcomes by up to two weeks.
Along with early voting beginning Thursday in Illinois, local elections officials are sending out requested vote-by-mail ballots. Illinois State Board of Elections spokesman Matt Dietrich said those mail-in ballots will take up to two weeks to count after the polls close Nov. 8.-- More...
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