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Election Day forecast: Illinois statehouse reporter Brenden Moore's predictions - Vimarsana News

Election Day forecast: Illinois statehouse reporter Brenden Moore's predictions

Who'll be celebrating on election night? Statehouse reporter Brenden Moore offers his predictions.

Who is running for judge in Illinois? - Vimarsana News

Who is running for judge in Illinois?

On Nov. 8, Illinoisans will vote for important judge positions, including three Illinois Supreme Court justices and 16 appellate court judges. Their decisions impact daily life, yet about 25% of voters leave their ballots blank when they get to the judges.

Opinion: Abortion, Criminal Justice Reform At Stake In Illinois' Midterm Election - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Abortion, Criminal Justice Reform At Stake In Illinois' Midterm Election

There’s a lot at stake in this election cycle for young adults, who have been a mouthpiece for change on a host of issues. 

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Former Illinois prosecutors, judges urge suburban voters to give GOP control of state Supreme Court - Vimarsana News

Former Illinois prosecutors, judges urge suburban voters to give GOP control of state Supreme Court

A group of former prosecutors and former judges urged suburban voters Tuesday to give Republicans control of the Illinois Supreme Court.

Republicans: Pritzker skirting law with donations to Democrats running for top court - Vimarsana News

Republicans: Pritzker skirting law with donations to Democrats running for top court

Pritzker gave $500,000 each to the candidates from his campaign fund — and another $500,000 to each from a personal trust fund. Republicans accuse him of skirting limits he himself signed into law. But the Illinois State Board of Elections says the contributions are allowed.