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Labor, voting rights groups intervene in Illinois voter data lawsuit

They argued in their motion that they each devote significant resources to registering their members to vote, and they fear the lawsuit could result in a ruling that undermines those efforts. #lawsuit #votingrights #labor

Trump: Chicago crime is down in spite of ‘incompetent’ Pritzker

Trump credited the enforcement of federal immigration law for what he called “record low” crime numbers across the U.S. #chicagocrime #pritzker #trump

Energy Plan Backed by DeLuca Lifts Nuclear Moratorium, aims to Cut Bills and Create Jobs

State officials say the investments tied to the new law could create up to 115,000 jobs, including both construction and long-term operating positions. #energy #jobs

Donna Miller Opens First Campaign Office in Flossmoor

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Campaign officials said the new office will serve as a hub for organizing, volunteer recruitment and voter outreach as the primary approaches. #campaign #office #politics

Bailey, Del Mar Unveil ‘Blueprint for Illinois’ Focused for the Working Families

“No family should be required to pay more in property taxes than their mortgage payment,” Bailey said. #blueprint #election #workingfamilies

Holly Kim: A Commitment to Fiscal Responsibility and Transparency

As the current Lake County Treasurer, Kim has cultivated a reputation for her innovative approach to public finance, making her a compelling choice for the Comptroller’s office. #comptroller #election

Walter Adamczyk Launches Bid for Illinois Secretary of State

In announcing his candidacy, Adamczyk emphasized what he described as a service-oriented approach to politics, saying his involvement has been driven by consistency and community needs rather than personal political ambition. #bid #secretaryofstate

Sheehan Criticizes Pritzker’s ICE Accountability Commission After First Meeting

Sheehan argued that the commission is part of what he described as the governor’s ongoing attacks on law enforcement. #ice #commission

Cook County Clerk, Chicago Bears Partner to Bring Early Voting to Suburban High Schools

According to the Clerk’s Office, students from 24 Cook County high schools are being trained this week to operate the on-campus early voting sites. #voting #chicagobears #highschools

Donna Miller Condemns Jan. 6 Insurrection, Calls for Honoring Officers

“For a president who claims to be for law and order, it’s clear that is not a priority unless it benefits him,” Miller said. #capitol #insurrection #trump

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