Early Voting In Illinois: Take Patch's Survey

ILLINOIS — With a little over a week until Election Day, Illinois voters are showing up in droves to the polls — not to mention the millions who have received mail-in ballots across the state.

As of Friday, the Illinois State Board of Elections said it had mailed more than 2.3 million vote-by-mail ballots and received more than 1 million completed mail-in ballots. Meanwhile, more than 760,000 people have voted early in person, according to the state.

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Early numbers should this election could be one for the record books, with record turnout — especially compared to the March primary, which saw voter turnout of just 28.6 percent in Illinois.

Patch wants to hear from you: What are you hearing and seeing at the polls? Did you experience long lines or was it smooth sailing?

Take Patch's survey below:

Note: The survey is not meant to be a scientific poll, with random sampling and margins of error, but is meant only to gauge the sentiments of our readers in an informal way.