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Monday October 22nd, 2012, 10:35am
Early voting begins today in Illinois, with voters being able to vote by mail as well as at an early voting center. Political campaigns are now also allowed to solicit voters through vote-by-mail request forms.
Early voting has grown to be an increasingly popular option in Cook County and neighboring DuPage County, according to the Chicago Tribune. President Barack Obama is scheduled to arrive in Chicago on Thursday to cast his ballot.
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