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School, park board, township, Park Ridge City Council winners finalized; candidate won by 9 votes
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In final Lincolnwood election results, trustee wins by seven votes, Patel wins mayor race
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Markham mayor s supporters, detractors exchange words after appellate court ruling that he is ineligible
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Braithwaite, Kelly, Reid Keep Leads In Final Evanston Vote Count Patch 1 hr ago Jonah Meadows © Jonah Meadows/Patch Tuesday was the last day for votes to be counted in the April 6, 2021, consolidated elections. The Cook County Clerk s Office plans to certify final results prior to April 27.
EVANSTON, IL Two weeks after last day of voting in the April 6 municipal elections, the Cook County Clerk s Office has released a preliminary final count of ballots, which is scheduled to be certified by Tuesday.
The results (below) show four new aldermen now set to join five incumbents and a new mayor and city clerk next month on the Evanston City Council, with three races decided by fewer than 100 votes.
Downtown Chicago. (Photo via Jürgen Polle/Pixabay)
CHICAGO (CN) A set of decades-old consent decrees aimed at ending patronage in Illinois government will stay in place for now, a federal appeals panel ruled Friday.
The so-called Shakman decrees from 1972 and 1991 are still needed to oversee hiring practices, at least when it comes to the Cook County Clerk’s Office, according to the Seventh Circuit. However, the panel warned that the decrees had been in place for far too long.
“Permitting a consent decree over an arm of state or local government (here, the Cook County Clerk) to anchor itself on a federal docket for decades is inconsistent with our federal structure,” U.S. Circuit Judge Michael Y. Scudder, a Donald Trump appointee, wrote in the panel’s opinion.