Logan County Clerk
Vote by mail postcard applications

[August 25, 2026]  On Friday, August 14, 2026, our office began mailing vote by mail postcard applications to the voters of Logan County. Our office is required to notify you of the opportunity to request a vote by mail ballot in accordance with Illinois State Statute (10 ILCS 5/19-2.0, 5/19-2.5, 5/19.3).

There are three options this postcard gives you as a voter. These options are:

1. Single Election Vote by Mail Application

• This choice gives you the opportunity to request a vote by mail ballot for the November 3, 2026, election only.

2. Permanent Vote by Mail Status

• This choice gives you the opportunity to apply to be placed on permanent vote by mail status and receive a ballot for all future elections.

• You can choose to vote by mail in all subsequent elections that do NOT require a party declaration, or you can choose to vote by mail in ALL subsequent elections and select your party.

Please note: If you already have a permanent vote by mail status, you were not mailed a vote by mail postcard application. To confirm your permanent vote by mail status, please contact our office.

3. Opt Out of Vote by Mail postcard application mailings

• This choice gives you the opportunity to remove yourself from future vote by mail postcard mailings.

Please verify the information on the postcard is your correct information before completing the postcard. If any of the choices listed above are choices you would like to make, please check the appropriate box and complete the postcard. Once you have completed and signed the postcard, it must be returned to the Logan County Clerk and Recorder’s office to be processed.

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If you have received a postcard with information that is incorrect or the postcard is for another voter that does not reside at the listed address, please contact the Logan County Clerk and Recorder’s office.

The first day our office can begin mailing vote by mail ballots is Thursday, September 24, 2026, and the last day our office can receive vote by mail applications is Thursday, October 29, 2026. All Logan County registered voters have the option to vote by mail, early vote in the Clerk’s office, or vote at their polling place on Election Day.

Early voting dates are posted in our office, on our website, and online. As your local Election Authority, please contact our office if you have any questions regarding the election process.

Sincerely,

[THERESA MOORE
Logan County Election Authority]


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