Cook County Sheriff's Police Aim to Keep Suburban Polls Safe and Secure

Polls in Suburban Cook County will be closely monitored by police on Election Day

To ensure a safe and secure voting experience, the Cook County Sheriff's Police will be closely monitoring polls in suburban Cook County on Election Day. The department will have extra patrols in place to deter any potential threats or disruptions, and officers will be on hand to assist voters with any questions or concerns they may have.

Voters are encouraged to report any suspicious activity to law enforcement

In addition to the increased police presence, the Sheriff's Police are also asking voters to be vigilant and report any suspicious activity they see at or near polling places. This includes any individuals who are attempting to intimidate or harass voters, or who are engaging in any other type of disruptive behavior. By working together, the Sheriff's Police and the community can help ensure that Election Day is a safe and successful event for everyone.

Here are some tips for staying safe while voting:

• Be aware of your surroundings and report any suspicious activity to law enforcement.
• Do not bring any weapons or other dangerous objects to the polling place.
• Follow the instructions of poll workers and law enforcement officers.
• If you feel threatened or unsafe, leave the polling place immediately and contact law enforcement.

By following these tips, you can help ensure that your voting experience is a safe and positive one.