March 17, 2026 Primary Election FAQs for Lansing residents @lansingjournal
March 17, 2026 Primary Election FAQs for Lansing residents  @lansingjournal
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Meredith is filming this on Tuesday, March 10, so you’ve got a week left to vote. Early voting runs through March 16 — and yes you can vote during the weekend!

Election Day is March 17.

Mentioned in the video:

00:00 - Sponsorship message
00:43 - Introduction
01:00 - What's on the ballot?
03:19 - How to vote
07:08 - Do you need ID to vote?
07:42 - Can you still register to vote?
08:45 - Why should you vote?

Here’s all of our coverage of the March 17, 2026 primary elections, including information on voting and candidates: thelansingjournal.org/category/march-17-2026-primaries

Here’s a larger map of early voting sites in Cook County: cookcountyclerkil.gov/sites/default/files/pdfs/ev_march2026_v2.pdf

Here’s a link to the Your Voter Information Tool: cookcountyclerkil.gov/elections/your-voter-information#ELEMS



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