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raising2moredems

(760 posts)
11. You can deal with this
Sat Aug 27, 2022, 10:47 PM
Aug 2022

When you go to vote, tell the Election Judge your son no longer lives at the address as well as date he moved (month/year is sufficient). I review the list of eligible votes in my precinct (judge) to ensure a) people I know died are not on the list or b) people I know have moved (like from my neighborhood).

You can also notify the Election office for your county. If you still continue to get a voter card after doing one/both of the above, Illinois Board of Elections is your next step.

As to your rental, I'm surprised. Visit your local Post Office and I suspect you can fill out a form to notify addressee is no longer there. I did this to forward a deceased relatives mail to another relative (medical bills, final utility bills).

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