Know Your Ballot: Researching Candidates, Issues, and Elections (Online)

Oct 28, 2026   5:30 pm  
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Flyer for “Know Your Ballot: Researching Candidates, Issues, and Elections,” a nonpartisan University Library workshop. Learn to find and understand what’s on your ballot, research candidates and their positions, and evaluate reliable election information. Oct 22 Thursday, 5:30–6:30 p.m., Illini Union Room 209 or Oct 28 Wednesday, 5:30–6:30 p.m., Zoom.. Registration: Flyer for “Know Your Ballot: Researching Candidates, Issues, and Elections,” a nonpartisan University Library workshop. Learn to find and understand what’s on your ballot, research candidates and their positions, and evaluate reliable election information. Oct 22 Thursday, 5:30–6:30 p.m., Illini Union Room 209 or Oct 28 Wednesday, 5:30–6:30 p.m., Zoom.. Registration: go.illinois.edu/KnowYourBallot for in person, and go.illinois.edu/KnowYourBallotOnline for online session
Sponsor
University Library
Speaker
Meelie Stephens
Registration
Registration
Contact
Sanga Sung
E-Mail
ssung@illinois.edu
Originating Calendar
Government Information Events

What's on your ballot, and where can you find reliable information before voting?

Join the University Library for a nonpartisan a workshop designed to help you navigate your ballot and make informed voting decisions. Learn how to find your sample ballot, understand the offices and issues up for election, research candidates and their positions, and evaluate election-related information using reliable sources.

Whether you're voting for the first time or looking to strengthen your election research skills, this session will introduce practical tools and resources to help you prepare for Election Day.

Please register to recieve a Zoom link for the event.

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