After almost two weeks of uncertainty, O’Neill Burke edged out Clayton Harris III for the nomination, according to the Associated Press, with mail ballots tallied Friday sealing the most hotly …
She’s easily ahead in the suburbs, while Harris has a narrow edge in Chicago. On Friday, thanks to the counting of mail ballots from Chicago voters, Harris had a net gain of 1,366 votes.
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Southwest suburban precincts with large Palestinian populations logged the highest rates of Democratic ballots with no votes for president.
The neck-and-neck Democratic race between O’Neill Burke and Clayton Harris III was marked by huge margins at the precinct level, data show.
After almost two weeks of uncertainty, O’Neill Burke edged out Clayton Harris III for the nomination, according to the Associated Press, with mail ballots tallied Friday sealing the most hotly …
The lawsuit challenges Illinois’ counting of mail-in-ballots after Election Day and has a potential impact in this presidential election year.
Much of the public still knows little if anything about these elections, to be held in November, but groups are lining up to exert influence and educate.
She’s easily ahead in the suburbs, while Harris has a narrow edge in Chicago. On Friday, thanks to the counting of mail ballots from Chicago voters, Harris had a net gain of 1,366 votes.
The Associated Press called it for opponents, as voters reject an effort to authorize a tax increase on the sale of high-end properties to raise money for homelessness prevention.
Higher turnout in homeowner-rich areas in opposition and lackluster support from Mayor Johnson strongholds might have doomed the referendum.
The Cook County state’s attorney said Tuesday’s historically low turnout “tells me that we have an electorate that has not been engaged and that’s very troubling, not just for the state’s attorney’s …
Johnson rebuffed claims that the lackluster showing so far for the referendum is a referendum on him.
