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Two seats on the Illinois Supreme Court are up for vote on Nov. 8 and the outcomes of those races could flip the state's high court from a Democratic majority to a Republican one for the first time in more than 50 years.
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The campaigns for two Illinois Supreme Court seats have been dominated by partisan politics and charges of bias, fueled by tumultuous times.
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The race could determine the partisan makeup of the state’s high court.