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GOP candidate Jay Keeven, believed to be the target of the law essentially designed to prevent Republicans from putting candidates on the ballot after the March primary, could still be tossed off the ballot when the Illinois State Board of Elections meets next month.

A judge has rejected a law Illinois Democrats approved last month that prohibited the slating of candidates who werent on a party primary ballot. A Sangamon County Circuit judge says

(The Center Square) – A Sangamon County Circuit Court judge made a temporary injunction permanent, finding that enforcing a recently signed law that eliminates “slating” for General Assembly races in

A judge has rejected a law Illinois Democrats approved last month that prohibited the slating of candidates who werent on a party primary ballot. A Sangamon County Circuit judge says

(The Center Square) – A Sangamon County Circuit Court judge made a temporary injunction permanent, finding that enforcing a recently signed law that eliminates “slating” for General Assembly races in the 2024 election is unconstitution...

An Illinois judge ruled Wednesday against a Democratic effort to bar Republicans from running for statewide office.

T’was a great victory legislative Republicans claimed this week after a Sangamon County judge blocked a state law that would have barred the GOP from filling vacant legislative ballot slots

The Illinois General Assembly has passed legislation filed by State Sen. Steve McClure, R-Springfield, to ensure that the Shelby County Rescue Squad is able to keep operating and protect the

QUINCY — The Springfield man charged in a kidnapping and shooting incident from April pleaded not guilty Tuesday afternoon in an Adams County courtroom.

The law prevented political parties from slating legislative candidates in general election races where nobody from the party ran in the primary.