Early voting for the April 7, 2015 Run-Off Elections will be offered from Mon., March 23 through Sat., April 4 and CAIR-Chicago encourages all eligible voters to voice their opinion with a ballot.

ELECTION DAY is Tomorrow, February 24! See CAIR-Chicago's Mayoral Scorecard!

LAST DAY for Early Voting AND Grace Period Registration is Saturday, February 21ELECTION DAY is February 24

LAST DAY for Early Voting AND Grace Period Registration is Saturday, February 21ELECTION DAY is February 24

Chicago residents! There’s still time to register for the upcoming mayoral elections on February 24^th!

Chicago residents! There’s still time to register for the upcoming mayoral elections on February 24^th!

CAIR-Chicago is proud of the great work of the Government Affairs Department in creating the comprehensive 2014 Primary Election Voter Guide.

It is critical that every American make their voice heard, and that every eligible voter exercise this right that civil rights activists fought so hard for.

Illinois is home to the Midwest’s largest Asian American population, which grew by 41% in the last 10 years! This election year, help protect the voting rights of the Asian American community so that their political voice can be fully heard!

CAIR-Chicago and ICIRR (Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights) are partnering to encourage and mobilize residents of Illinois' 8th congressional district to vote in this year's general election.

Are you registered to vote? Do you need to vote absentee? What if you miss the registration deadline? Do you know when early voting begins? We've got the answers for you!

The vote is next week! Call the DuPage County Board and show your support for MECCA as well as the other mosques seeking permits: the Islamic Center of the Western Suburbs (ICSW) and the Irshad Learning Center (ILC).

CAIR-Chicago has compiled a list of Illinois candidates and the seats up for grabs this Tuesday, November 2nd.

Exercise your right to vote! Polls are open from 6:00am-7:00pm. Find your polling place here: http://www.vote411.org/pollfinder.php

We are the most diverse religious community in this nation, representing people different needs and interests, who grow in complexity and variance. We all pay taxes to maintain the upkeep of our neighborhoods and its institutions. And we have a responsibility to make our voice count—we can, and should vote.

CAIR-Chicago shares information about voting, where to go and what to expect.