Three seats are open
In the regular cycle, three of Bolingbrook's six trustee seats are on the ballot.
How to Vote
Know how your trustee ballot works.
Bolingbrook voters may vote for up to three trustee candidates. You may also choose to vote for fewer than three.
2027 Consolidated Election
Election Day is April 6, 2027.
Check your registration, polling place, early-voting options, and vote-by-mail information through official election sources before making a plan.
Check again before voting
Election information can change. This page was reviewed on September 21, 2026, and must be checked again against the official 2027 dates, certified ballot, and Will County instructions before voting begins.
The plain facts
Three seats. Up to three votes. One village-wide race.
You may vote for up to three
Your ballot allows you to choose as many as three trustee candidates.
The race is at-large
Trustees are elected by voters across the whole village, not from separate neighborhood districts.
You may use fewer votes
Leaving one or two trustee ovals blank does not spoil the rest of your ballot.
The top three win
The three trustee candidates receiving the most votes are elected.
Your choice is yours
This guide explains the effect of each option. It does not tell you that one choice is required.
One legal option
What is a single-candidate, or bullet, vote?
When a race lets you choose three candidates, you may still vote for only the one candidate you most want to win.
If you fill in all three ovals, every selected candidate receives one vote. If you select only one candidate, your other two possible votes are not transferred to anyone else. The choices you made elsewhere on the ballot still count normally.
A single-candidate vote is legal. It is also optional. Using two or three trustee votes is legal too.
Example trustee section
Vote for not more than three
Allaina Humphreys
Candidate B
Candidate C
Candidate D
This is an educational illustration, not an official ballot image.
Three honest options
Decide what best reflects your choices.
Vote for Allaina and stop there.
Leave the other two trustee ovals blank. No other trustee candidate receives a vote from you.
Vote for Allaina and one or two more.
Use your remaining votes for the other candidates you genuinely want to elect.
Ask, listen, and take your time.
Use the Listening Room or come to an event. The point of this campaign is to earn your vote.
You have three votes. If Allaina is your choice, you can vote for her and stop there, so your ballot works as hard for her as possible.
Make a voting plan
Before you go
- Check or update your voter registration.
- Confirm your polling place or official early-voting location.
- Review vote-by-mail deadlines if you plan to vote by mail.
- Check the official sample ballot when it becomes available.
- Decide how many trustee candidates you genuinely support.
- Ask the election authority about disability or language access if you need it.
Official election sources
- Will County Clerk voter services
- Illinois Online Voter Registration
- Illinois State Board of Elections
External links open in a new tab. The election authority, not the campaign, controls official voting information.
What independent means here
Allaina is running as an independent. That does not mean running alone. It means she answers to residents first, not to a slate or party organization, while working with anyone who wants to make Bolingbrook better.