How Is Voting Going In Homewood-Flossmoor: Tell Us

HOMEWOOD-FLOSSMOOR, IL — After a marathon political campaign, Election Day 2020 is finally here.

This year's election might look a bit different because of the pandemic. Record numbers of people have already voted early and by mail.

But if you're heading out to the polls to vote in person — or have already voted today — we want to hear from you.

What was your experience like at your polling place? Did you encounter long lines or significant wait times?

Share your experiences and comments by emailing yasmeen.sheikah@patch.com or in the comments below.

Some voters say their precincts had digital issues and as an alternative, had to fill out a paper ballot. Were you one of these voters? Did you have issues with the machine reading you ballot correctly? Let Patch know!

If you still plan to vote in person, polls in Homewood and Flossmoor are open through 7p.m. Go here for more information on how and where to vote in person: Voting In Homewood-Flossmoor: Everything You Need To Know.

Record voter turnout is expected across the nation, fueled by a contentious presidential race. Republican President Donald Trump faces former Vice President Joe Biden in the race for the White House.

What and who are on the ballot?

• Fair tax amendment: This "yes or no" ballot initiative will ask voters to approve a change to the state constitution that will allow lawmakers to set a graduated income tax rather than the flat tax that currently exits.
• Presidential race: While the ballot contains candidates from the Green party, Party for Socialism and Liberation, American Solidarity party and Libertarian party, it comes down to President Donald Trump/Vice President Mike Pence vs. Democratic former Vice President Joe Biden/U.S. Sen. Kamala Harris.
• U.S. Senate: Incumbent Democrat Dick Durban faces off against Republican Mark C. Curran Jr., Willie Wilson (of the Willie Wilson Party), Green party candidate David F. Black and Libertarian Danny Malouf.
• Depending on where you live, you will also likely see Congressional races, state House and Senate races and countywide races.

Related: Illinois Voters Asked To Decide 'Fair Tax': What You Need To Know