Naperville residents have just a few hours left to cast their ballots in the 2026 midterm general election. All polling places will close promptly at 7 PM tonight, so anyone who has not yet voted should head to their assigned location as soon as possible.
Polling hours and locations
Polling stations opened at 6 AM this morning and will remain open until 7 PM. Naperville spans both DuPage and Will counties, meaning your voting site depends on the county in which your home is located. Most of north Naperville falls within DuPage County, while the area around 95th Street in south Naperville belongs to Will County.
Key polling sites include the Nichols Library on Naper Boulevard, the Naper Boulevard Library, and the 95th Street Library. Voters should double‑check the exact address of their assigned location on the county clerk’s website before leaving home.
How to confirm your county and polling place
If you are unsure which county you reside in, consult your property tax bill or voter registration card; both documents list the appropriate county. You can also enter your address on the DuPage County Clerk or Will County Clerk website to see your specific polling location.
Registration, address changes, and mail‑in ballots
Anyone who is not yet registered, has recently moved, or is still holding a mail‑in ballot should contact their county clerk immediately. Phone numbers for both DuPage and Will County clerks are provided on their respective websites. Clerks can confirm registration status, update an address, or provide instructions for submitting a mail‑in ballot before the deadline.
Where to find results
After the polls close, official results will be posted on the DuPage and Will County clerk websites. Positively Naperville will also update its site with local results as they become available.
Helpful resources
- DuPage County Clerk – Election Information
- Will County Clerk – Election Information
- Naperville Midterm Candidate List
Remember, every vote matters. Take a moment now to verify your polling place, confirm your registration, and head to the polls before 7 PM. Your participation helps ensure that Naperville’s voice is heard in the state and national decisions that affect our families, faith communities, and freedoms.
Original reporting: Positively Naperville (Aurora area) — read the source article.
