It’s Election Day: Information on La Salle, Bureau, Putnam counties races

Polls open at 6 a.m. Tuesday and close at 7 p.m.

Residents will be voting on president and vice president of the United States, U.S. House of Representatives, state senators, state representatives, county races, appellate and circuit court judges and referenda.

In La Salle County, voters will decide on state’s attorney, circuit clerk, recorder, coroner, auditor, board chairman and County Board seats. In Bureau County, voters will decide on state’s attorney, circuit clerk, coroner and County Board seats. The state’s attorney and circuit clerk races, along with County Board seats, will be decided in Putnam County.

To view ballots: in La Salle County; in Bureau County and Putnam County.

Here is a review of our election coverage.

Illinois House of Representatives District 76

[ Illinois House District 76 candidates debate ]

[ Election questionnaire: Amy Murri Briel ]

[ Election questionnaire: Liz Bishop ]

[ State rep candidate Liz Bishop pledges to seek repeal of SAFE-T Act ]

La Salle County Board chairman

[ Election 2024: La Salle County Board chairman ]

La Salle County Board races

[ 4 vie for La Salle County Board seats in La Salle-Peru area ]

[ La Salle County Board has multiple contested races in Ottawa, Streator ]

Bureau County state’s attorney, coroner races

[ Bureau County state's attorney, coroner share their pledges in Princeton forum ]

Peru pool referendum

[ Crowd largely supports Peru pool referendum at special meeting ]

[ How much will it cost to have a Peru pool? A look at the numbers ]

[ Peru clerk turns in pool referendum to be placed on November ballot ]

Putnam County school referendum

[ Putnam County voters to decide on school district's future ]

Spring Valley fire referendum

[ Referendum aims to solve Spring Vally fire department's financial woes ]

U.S. House of Representatives - Illinois District 14

[ James Marter's closing arguments for U.S. House IL-14 ]

[ Lauren Underwood's closing arguments for U.S. House IL-14 ]

[ Election questionnaire: Lauren Underwood ]

[ Election questionnaire: James "Jim" Marter ]

To vote for a write-in candidate, residents must print the name of the write-in candidate on the line and darken the oval to the left of the name of the write-in candidate.