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Will County Voters Can Now Access Personalized Sample Ballots for November Election

The ballots are designed specifically for individual voters and show the races, candidates and other contests for which each voter is eligible to cast a ballot. #elections #electionday #willcounty

Joliet refinery delayed in bringing capacity online as Midwest gas prices surge

Compounded with geopolitical conflict in both the Middle East and between Russia and Ukraine, the refinery slowdowns in the midwest have driven fuel prices up significantly across the Midwest. #refinery #gas #centersquare

Pritzker asks feds to regulate AI amid growing concern; Trump not convinced

The governor suggests AI companies and “big tech” should be disallowed from lobbying against regulations, have congressional hearings on AI safety and for the federal government to implement a coordinated plan to safely continue forward. #ai #jbpritzker #centersquare

Will County Early Voting Begins Sept. 24 for November General Election

“Early Voting provides Will County voters with a convenient and flexible opportunity to cast their ballot before Election Day,” Parker said. “I encourage all eligible voters to make a plan to vote and take advantage of the many options available throughout Will County.” #earlyvoting #willcounty #election

NASCAR’s Chicago exit draws praise from Illinois fiscal advocate

NASCAR and Chicago tourism officials reported that the 2024 race produced an estimated $128 million in total economic impact and $9.6 million in state and local taxes. #nascar #centersquare

Illinois Gaming Board Moves to Expand Self-Exclusion Protections

Illinois Gaming Board Administrator Marcus D. Fruchter said the changes are intended to reflect developments in gambling treatment and research while giving participants greater control over their recovery. #igb #videogaming

Will County Clerk Says Vote-by-Mail Plans Unchanged Following Supreme Court Action

According to the Will County Clerk’s Office, officials are continuing to follow applicable state and federal election laws and have not identified any changes resulting from the Supreme Court’s action that would affect the upcoming Illinois general election. #willcounty #mail #supremecourt

Joliet boxer Traishawn Traylor draws on family legacy in pursuit of growth

Traylor hopes to use his boxing career and personal experiences to reach young people growing up in circumstances similar to his own. #boxing

Will County Clerk Announces Vote By Mail Applications for November 2026 Election

Voters can apply or download a printable Vote By Mail application through the Will County Clerk's website at willcountyclerk.gov. #willcounty #vote #mail

Will County Voters to Receive New Voter Registration ID Cards by Mail

The cards will arrive in an envelope from the Will County Clerk’s Office that also contains information about becoming a Will County election judge and details on the county’s Permanent Vote By Mail program. #id #vote #willcounty

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