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Rocky path ahead as Chicago set to get elected school board
ILCHS801,802, ILSPR801 set for time release at 8a Saturday, July 3. After decades of organizing by parents, activists and unions, Chicago is on the verge of having a fully-elected ...
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More than 660 bills will head to Gov. JB Pritzker after Illinois legislative session
Gov. JB Pritzker had signed 17 of them as of Friday, including the Thursday signing of the state’s operating budget and a bill making several changes to the state election code. Charlie Wheeler, an ...
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More than 660 bills will head to Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker for his consideration
Gov. JB Pritzker had signed 17 of them as of Friday, including the Thursday signing of the state’s operating budget and a bill making several changes to the state election code. Charlie Wheeler, an ...
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LIGHTFOOT’s STARTLING EMAIL — DEMS TARGET ONE OF THEIR OWN — BOBBY RUSH's FARM PITCH
A startling email obtained by Chicago Tribune reporter Gregory Pratt shows Mayor Lori Lightfoot losing her temper with her scheduling team five months ago as she tried to juggle a ...
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Democrats plow fertile political ground in secretary of state race, but still face ‘long row to hoe’
Chicago City Clerk Anna Valencia has also won crucial endorsements. But observers agree the race remains anyone’s game. Illinois Secretary of State Jesse White, top row center, in 2018 ...
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With new Illinois House Speaker Chris Welch, what you see is what you get
Illinois Speaker of the House Emanuel “Chris ... In-depth political coverage, sports analysis, entertainment reviews and cultural commentary. I almost never got that sense with Welch this ...
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BGA, Chicago Sun-Times Form Exclusive Multi-Platform PolitiFact Partnership
CHICAGO, Aug. 6, 2018 — The most important Illinois election season in a generation is under way, and two of the state’s leading newsrooms are joining forces to help voters separate fact from fiction.