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NOTICE TO THE ELDERLY AND PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES
FOR THE MARCH 18, 2014
GENERAL PRIMARY ELECTION
Citizens who cannot
leave their home or nursing home because of permanent disability and
are not registered to vote may arrange for voter registration by
contacting the Office of the Logan County Clerk. Upon request, a
list of Deputy Registrars will be given to any person unable to come
in to the Office of the County Clerk for registration. Mail-in
registration forms are also available at nursing home facilities.
Any qualified
registrant may register to vote at the Office of the Logan County
Clerk located in Room 20 of the Logan County Courthouse, Lincoln,
Illinois Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Two forms
of identification are required to register; one must display your
current address. The last day to register to vote for the General
Primary Election is February 18, 2014 (with the exception of grace
period registration and transfer of registration beginning February
19 and ending March 15, 2014 in the Office of the Logan County
Clerk).
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All polling places in Logan County are accessible to persons with
disabilities. Voting aids or assistance in marking the ballot is
available if needed. If you are physically unable to vote at your
polling place on Election Day you may vote Absentee. An excuse is no
longer needed to vote Absentee. Absentee voting in person and by
mail will be available in the Office of the Logan County Clerk on
February 6th. The last day an Absentee Ballot may be mailed from the
Office of the County Clerk is March 13, 2014. The last day to vote
in person Absentee in the Office of the Logan County Clerk is
Monday, March 17, 2014. Contact the Office of the County Clerk to
receive further Absentee information.
For information
concerning absentee voting, voter registration, or voting for the
elderly or disabled, please contact the Office of the Logan County
Clerk at (217) 732-4148.
/s/ Sally J.
Litterly,
Logan County Clerk
[Text from file received from Sally
J. Litterly, Logan
County clerk] |