Election judges are essential to ensuring that our elections are fair, and in doing so, maintain the traditions of our past and our hope for the future.

In an effort to continue providing voters with unprecedented levels of transparency, County Clerk Pete Duncan is providing Macoupin County voters, for the first time, a weekly update on how many judges still need to confirm that they will be able to work on Election Day. The goal would be to see each column with '0' as all positions would be filled by that point.

The first letters asking judges to confirm that they would be able to serve went out September 8th.

for http://checkbook.macoupincountyil.gov/

In 2019, state law was changed to make any military discharge that had been recorded for more than 62 years available to the public. As a service to military members and their families, Macoupin County has this index of every discharge filed 62 years or longer available online. Anyone wishing to request a copy can find a request form at http://macoupincountyclerk.com/county_clerk_s_office/military_discharge_records.php. There is no charge for a copy of the record.

A history of voter registration and turnout at each election from 1986 to 2019

Dataset that powers: http://payroll.macoupincountyil.gov/

Quit Claim Deeds recorded with the Macoupin County Recorder of Deeds. Data covers 2015. All documents recorded under the document type 'QCD' are listed. Please visit http://macoupincountyil.gov/county_clerk_remote.htm for remote access to the full index of recorded documents and print copies.

All businesses that apply for an assumed name business license will be listed in this dataset. It will be updated on a quarterly basis and has data going back to 1990.