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Voters across Illinois are out at the polls for the 2022 primary election, but if you haven't voted yet, how long do you have?
The polls opened at 6 a.m. statewide, and will stay open through 7 p.m. Check with your local election authority to see if there are any extensions or changes to your polling place.
And remember - if you are IN LINE when polls close, you can still vote! So if you're rushing to your polling place at the last minute, don't worry if you see a line - and don't let anyone try to dissuade you from casting your ballot.
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As of 4 p.m. Tuesday, election officials said six suburban Cook County polling places will stay open for an extra hour after they opened late.
The Cook County Clerk's office said the half-dozen locations will remain open until 8 p.m., though the remaining 1,424 suburban locations in the county will still close at 7 p.m.
The locations include:
- Kennedy School, 1013 Division St., Chicago Heights, Illinois (Bloom Township
Precinct 12) - Golf Middle School, 9401 Waukegan Rd. Morton Grove, Illinois (Niles
Township Precinct - Our Lady of Mount Carmel School, 1114 N. 22nd Ave., Melrose Park, Illinois
(Proviso Township, Precinct 14) - Roosevelt School, 1927 S. 15th Ave., Broadview, Illinois (Proviso Township,
Precinct 44) - Roosevelt School, 1927 S. 15th Ave., Broadview, Illinois (Proviso Township,
Precinct 86) - Douglas MacArthur School, 1800 Chippendale Rd., Hoffman Estates, Illinois
(Schaumburg Township Precinct 31)
The clerk's office noted that voting results will be delayed in the county due to the change.
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