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DuPage County, IL Election Alert Nov. 3: Prosecutors at Polls
Wheaton, IL – DuPage County voters heading to the polls Tuesday, Nov. 3, will see additional election oversight as prosecutors and investigators prepare to respond to suspected voting irregularities,
By Cameron Hayes · 2026-10-21T19:39:51.881Z
Wheaton, IL – DuPage County voters heading to the polls Tuesday, Nov. 3, will see additional election oversight as prosecutors and investigators prepare to respond to suspected voting irregularities, voter intimidation and potential violations of Illinois election law.
According to DuPage County State's Attorney Bob Berlin, his office announced Wednesday, Oct. 21, that teams of assistant state's attorneys and investigators will again be deployed throughout the county on Election Day to monitor polling locations and respond to complaints.
Prosecutors and Investigators Assigned to Polls
Polling locations across DuPage County will operate from 6 a.m. until 7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 3.
During those hours, prosecutors and investigators will be available both at polling places and through the State's Attorney's Office to investigate suspected violations of the Illinois Election Code.
Officials will also maintain communication throughout Election Day with the DuPage County Clerk 's Office in Wheaton.
Local police officers and sheriff's deputies will be available to respond if additional assistance is needed.
Berlin emphasized that the measures are part of the county's established election procedures and do not indicate that officials expect widespread problems.
Officials Prepare for Election Complaints
Berlin said his office intends to address allegations of voter fraud or interference while protecting the rights of eligible voters.
The State's Attorney's Office also emphasized that voters should be able to cast ballots without harassment or intimidation.
Anyone suspected of violating election laws could face investigation and potential criminal prosecution, depending on the circumstances and evidence.
The coordinated effort is intended to maintain election integrity and provide a response to concerns reported at polling locations.
Residents with questions or concerns about Election Day activities can contact the DuPage County Clerk's Office at 630 407 5600 .
Suspected election violations can also be reported through the State's Attorney's Election Hotline at 630 407 8118 .
Officials encourage voters to report concerns through appropriate channels while allowing election workers to carry out their duties.