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CBS News · 3h
Just over a week until to 2026 midterm elections
Chicago Tribune · 5h
Clark, Penman compete for spot in Illinois Senate in District 33
CBS News · 7h
Advocates work to help, mobilize voters in Chicago
CBS News · 19h
Pritzker rallies with United Auto Workers in Calumet City
CBS News
2h

Illinois U.S. Senate seat among races in 2026 midterm elections

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.
Axios Chicago on MSN
51m

Fairgrounds and millionaire tax drive Chicago ballot questions

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...
Axios Chicago on MSN
1h

Chicago early voting outpaces 2022 midterms

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...
Chicago Tribune
3h

Political newcomer challenging incumbent in state Senate District 32

The 32nd District includes all or parts of Lake Villa, Antioch, Fox Lake, Spring Grove, Johnsburg, McHenry, Lakemoor, Ringwood, Richmond, Volo, and Ingleside.
CBS News
1d

"The Angle:" Illinois U.S. Senate speaks, experts weigh in on mayoral race and Chicago budget

Democratic Illinois Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton and former Illinois Republican Party chair Don Tracy are running to replace U.S. Dick Durbin, and they have two very different visions for the future. Chris Tye recently talked to each.
Chicago Tribune
1d

Chicago Bears stadium becomes a political game as midterms near. Can it score for Republicans?

The saga over where the future home of the Chicago Bears has become about more than just sports. For Republicans, and GOP governor nominee Darren Bailey in particular, it represents a political Hail Mary to find a subject that
CBS News
2d

Illinois statewide races: Little-known GOP slate faces uphill battle against mostly incumbent Dems

Democrats have occupied all six statewide constitutional offices since 2019 and are hoping to continue their winning streak in November. The Republican field is far less funded and has much less name recognition than the mostly incumbent Democratic slate.
Chicago Tribune
2d

Trump urges Illinois Republicans to vote by mail, endorses Darren Bailey but skips Senate nominee Don Tracy

FOX News on MSN
3d

Chicago's 12-language ballots make elections 'harder to monitor,' Illinois GOP chair warns

Illinois Republican Party chairman warns Chicago's 12-language ballot system is "big city virtue signaling" that creates oversight gaps for election judges.

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