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Trump endorses Darin LaHood, other Illinois Republicans for midterms
What are some of the referenda Illinois voters will see on their ballots on Election Day?
Voters In Illinois To Decide On Push For New State
Clark, Penman compete for spot in Illinois Senate in District 33
Man charged with sending white substance to 4 lawmakers
Mary Miller seeks a third term representing Illinois' 15th District against a political newcomer in Jennifer Todd.
Democrat Christian Mitchell could become governor if Pritzker wins the White House, while Republican Aaron Del Mar, a combative former Cook County GOP chair, is Darren Bailey’s bridge to the suburbs.
Frustrated Illinois residents in 11 counties will vote on a non-binding referendum to break away from Cook County and form a new state in November.
Meanwhile, the latest model from CBS News show Democrats gaining a slight edge in the House of Representatives and wrestling it back from the Republicans. Lauren Victory reports.
Chicago voters are casting early ballots at a faster pace than during the 2022 midterm elections, according to the Chicago Board of Elections. Why it matters: With just over a week until Election Day, early turnout is running 10% ahead of the same point in 2022, although that doesn't necessarily mean overall turnout will be higher. By the numbers: As of Sunday, 126,349 Chicagoans had voted early in person or returned mail ballots, compared with...
Referendum questions about a millionaire tax, a new gunshot detection system, a permanent fairgrounds space and compensation for Midway Blitz damage round out Chicagoans' November midterm ballots. Why it matters: While these are non-binding questions, their answers can help legislators gauge public opinion and decide which laws to pursue. Zoom in: Here are some questions Cook County voters will find on their ballots, along with more localized...
The 32nd District includes all or parts of Lake Villa, Antioch, Fox Lake, Spring Grove, Johnsburg, McHenry, Lakemoor, Ringwood, Richmond, Volo, and Ingleside.
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