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John Heiderschedit, Criminal Defense Attorney; Subscription Lawyer; Chicago Lawyer

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Illinois lawmakers push uniform election reporting to enhance voter confidence

The proposal does not expand what data is reported but aims to resolve long-standing inconsistencies among Illinois’ 108 election authorities in how that information is submitted to the state. #voter #election

Cook County Clerk Warns Voters of USPS Postmark Change Ahead of March 17 Primary

Election officials warn that the policy shift could result in ballots being postmarked after Election Day, even if voters mailed them on time. #primaryelection #ballots #postmark

Early Voting Begins Feb. 5 for Will County Primary Election

In addition to the downtown Joliet site, voters will be able to cast ballots at 23 early voting satellite locations throughout Will County starting March 2. #earlyvoting #primaryelection

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

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

Poll Shows Robin Kelly Gaining Momentum in Illinois U.S. Senate Race

Kelly argues her record shows she can deliver results in Washington and vows to bring the same approach to the Senate. #poll #senate

IL congressman’s retirement announcement sparks calls for election fixes

In a video, García announced his retirement to focus on family and health, citing his wife’s battle with Multiple Sclerosis and recently adopted grandchildren. #retirement #election

Pritzker disagrees with Durbin on vote to end shutdown

Duckworth said the agreement would not protect American families from what she called President Donald Trump’s “vindictive efforts” in exchange for a vague promise. #shutdown #vote

Bailey to stay in governor’s race following family tragedy

Bailey’s second campaign for governor had been in doubt after his son Zachary, daughter-in-law Kelsey and two grandchildren, 12-year-old Vada Rose and 7-year-old Samuel, died when the helicopter Zachary was piloting crashed in Montana on Oct. 22. #governor #bailey

Preston Warns Against ‘Retaliatory Gerrymander’ as Supreme Court Considers Voting Rights Act Case

“Louisiana vs. Callais represents a generational threat to the kind of Black political power for which generations before us have fought and died,” Preston said in a statement. #voting

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