IL HB1334

Establishes mail-in ballots for the consolidated election held in 2011, allowing all qualified registered voters to vote by mail instead of in-person voting.

Requires election authorities to mail ballots to each registered voter between 5-40 days before the election, with ballots mailed postage-prepaid and marked "DO NOT FORWARD."

Creates procedures for ballot return by mail or personal delivery through authorized family members or commercial delivery services, with voter certification requirements.

Mandates the State Board of Elections adopt rules and procedures for mail-in ballot implementation within 270 days of the bill's effective date and report to the General Assembly on election administration outcomes.

Establishes that consolidated elections using mail-in ballots shall be conducted by tally judges rather than traditional polling place judges, with ballots counted at the election authority's office on election day.