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Cook County Clerk Karen Yarbrough seeks end to historic anti-patronage case despite charges that she 'stonewalls' - Vimarsana News

Cook County Clerk Karen Yarbrough seeks end to historic anti-patronage case despite charges that she 'stonewalls'

For more than a decade as a Cook County officeholder, Democratic stalwart Karen Yarbrough has repeatedly fought allegations she and her office violated long-standing federal court decrees aimed at cracking down on patronage hiring that has haunted local government for generations. The two-term Cook County clerk and former recorder of deeds’ approach to hiring has, at times, resembled that of a ...

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Illinois primary voters in an 'anti-everything' mood - Vimarsana News

Illinois primary voters in an 'anti-everything' mood

While Democratic-drawn district boundaries played favorably in last week’s election for many party members, high-profile losses by incumbents and well-funded candidates from both parties appeared to be fueled by an anti-establishment strain coursing through the electorate that could be amplified by November.

Illinois Supreme Court primaries for suburban district - Vimarsana News

Illinois Supreme Court primaries for suburban district

The state’s wealthiest man, Citadel CEO Ken Griffin, is again exerting influence a race for an Illinois Supreme Court seat in an election cycle that could potentially give Republicans a high court edge.

Ken Griffin's money expected to again play role in Illinois Supreme Court elections | Government and Politics - Vimarsana News

Ken Griffin's money expected to again play role in Illinois Supreme Court elections | Government and Politics

The state’s wealthiest man, Citadel CEO Ken Griffin, is again exerting influence in a race for an Illinois Supreme Court seat during an election cycle that could give Republicans a