August 2, 2022 is Citywide Election and Ward 21 Aldermanic Vacancy Election

Ward 21 residents will be given both a primary ballot and a ward 21 aldermanic vacancy ballot.

July 19, 2022 | 2 min reading time

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August 2, 2022, is the date of the citywide Primary Election, AS WELL AS the Ward 21 Aldermanic vacancy election. Because of redistricting, ward, precinct numbers and polling places have changed for all voters across the City. If you live within the boundary of Ward 21, you will be given a Ward 21 Aldermanic Vacancy Ballot at your polling place August 2nd. Please use the Election Notice Card that was mailed to you to locate your polling place. Additionally, the attached map lists the current precincts in Ward 21, along with the polling place. Written on the map is the polling place (the red triangle) along with the address of the polling place and the precincts that vote at that polling location.

If you have any questions, please contact the Election Board at 314 622 4336.

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