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By WMAY Newsroom Facebook / Don Gray Sangamon County Clerk Don Gray and several other local elections officials are endorsing legislation that would put more standardized procedures in place for county election offices across Illinois. Gray says election officials around the state do a good job of running clean, secure elections… but says having set procedures in place will help restore confidence among voters who have expressed concerns about election integrity. The proposal would create standardized training for election judges, require election authorities to post online an expla...

As the former Logan County clerk, state Sen. Sally Turner, R-Beason, wants there to be more public trust around elections and counting votes. Turner is introducing legislation to make election processes more transparent and open to the public. Senate Bill 1326, also sponsored by state Sens. Sue Rezin, R-Morris, and Darren Bailey, R-Xenia, would create additional training for election judges, change the voter verification process and create a procedure to audit mail-in ballots. "It's about adding standardized practices that will increase transparency to our state's election office," Turne...

Normal, IL, USA / www.cities929.com May 6, 2021 | 11:22 AM State Senator Sally Turner (R-Beason) and Senate Republican Deputy Leader Sue Rezin (R-Morris) today joined with Sangamon County Clerk Don Gray, Tazewell County Clerk John Ackerman, Logan County Clerk Theresa Moore, Marshall County Clerk Jill Kenyon and Mason County Clerk Summer Brown to announce legislation that would instill transparency and uniformity to the state’s election process. “The Election Standardization Act is about adding standardized practices and increased transparency to our election system,”  said Sen. Turner....

New Mexico Film Office: ‘Dig’ Production Now Filming NMFO News: SANTA FE — The New Mexico Film Office announces Dig, a feature film produced by Dig Films LLC, has begun production in Las Cruces. “The New Mexico Film Office continues to market every corner of New Mexico to productions. Las Cruces has a lot to offer productions, including beautiful and diverse landscapes and locations, production support, hotels, restaurants, and other amenities,” said New Mexico Film Office Director Amber Dodson. “As we work to increase the economic vitality for the City of Las Cruces, film and med...

The film stars Thomas Jane and Emile Hirsch and is produced by Dig Films LLC. “Dig” is the story of a widower’s strained relationship with his deaf teenage daughter, which is tested when they are held hostage by two intruders and are forced to dig under a vacant house, revealing a dark secret from the past. The production also marks a return to New Mexico for both of the stars. Jane recently filmed “Slayers” in Albuquerque. Meanwhile, Hirsch is returning to New Mexico — he lived in Santa Fe until the age of 10. Amber Dodson, New Mexico Film Office director said the office continue...