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(The Center Square) – The first meeting of a task force to explore ranked choice voting in Illinois got off to a rocky start Tuesday after some members called for

(SPRINGFIELD) Illinois taxpayers may have to wait a little longer this year to receive their tax refunds from the state. According to the Illinois Departmen ...

(SPRINGFIELD) Illinois taxpayers may have to wait a little longer this year to receive their tax refunds from the state. According to the Illinois Departmen ...

(SPRINGFIELD) Illinois taxpayers may have to wait a little longer this year to receive their tax refunds from the state. According to the Illinois Departmen ...

Representatives from Evanston-area civic groups, community organizations and local government offices met to discuss methods of maximizing voter turnout in this year’s elections at a virtual meeting Tuesday.  The Voter Participation Action Coalition was originally created in 2015 with the goal of increasing local participation in the 2016 presidential election. Led by the League of...

In November 2023, Evanston residents voted overwhelmingly for a referendum adopting a ranked-choice voting method for municipal elections starting in 2025, making Evanston the first city in the state to do so. Now, the movement has gained traction as organizers across Illinois advocate for ranked-choice voting in statewide elections, and a new Illinois legislative task...

More than 300 new laws and amendments are set to go into effect in Illinois and Tennessee on January 1, 2024. These laws cover a wide range of topics including

Over 300 new laws and amendments are set to go into effect in Illinois on January 1, covering a wide range of topics, including health, education, labor, transportation, and more.

(The Center Square) – Illinoisans may some day take part in a new way of voting for their elected officials, but not everyone is on board with the idea. A new Illinois law will create a task force to explore options of ...

(The Center Square) – Illinoisans may some day take part in a new way of voting for their elected officials, but not everyone is on board with the idea.