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Here are the Offices on Illinois' 2022 General Election Ballot - Vimarsana News

Here are the Offices on Illinois' 2022 General Election Ballot

The 2022 midterm elections will see numerous high-profile races up and down the ballot in the state of Illinois, with the governor’s mansion, a U.S. Senate...

Illinois Republican Party executive director: 'Illinois voters can't afford any more Madigan-backed judges' - Vimarsana News

Illinois Republican Party executive director: 'Illinois voters can't afford any more Madigan-backed judges'

Judges Elizabeth Rochford and Mary O'Brien, the Democrat nominees for Illinois Supreme Court in Districts 2 and 3, have been criticized for their connections to Former Illinois House Speaker Mike Madigan and Chicago Alderman Ed Burke, who are both facing charges in separate corruption probes.

Rochdale News | Business News | North American compressor manufacturer chooses second Rochdale-built PTG Holroyd rotor grinding machine - Vimarsana News

Rochdale News | Business News | North American compressor manufacturer chooses second Rochdale-built PTG Holroyd rotor grinding machine

One of North America’s premier rotary screw compressor manufacturers has ordered a new, ultra-precise TG 350E CNC rotor...

In Post-Roe World, Control of Illinois Supreme Court Hangs in the Balance - Vimarsana News

In Post-Roe World, Control of Illinois Supreme Court Hangs in the Balance

The Illinois Supreme Court currently has a majority of Democratic justices, but with three seats up for a vote this November, the balance of that court, and the...

Republicans aim to win control of Illinois Supreme Court from Democrats - Vimarsana News

Republicans aim to win control of Illinois Supreme Court from Democrats

Democrats hold the advantage in two races for open Illinois Supreme Court seats because last year they redrew the court’s boundaries for the first time in 58 years. The two down-ballot elections hold enormous stakes if the court changes hands — potentially impacting abortion, gun control and union rights laws.