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Suburban elections: New mayor in Naperville; Joliet, Elgin incumbents seek to retain seats - Vimarsana News

Suburban elections: New mayor in Naperville; Joliet, Elgin incumbents seek to retain seats

In Naperville, voters will select among Scott Wehrli, Benny White and Tiffany Stephens to replace Steve Chirico.

Harvey Mayor Christopher Clark celebrates lead; University Park race too close to call - Vimarsana News

Harvey Mayor Christopher Clark celebrates lead; University Park race too close to call

Harvey Mayor Christopher Clark danced at his headquarters Tuesday night as he appeared headed for reelection, while University Park Mayor Joseph Roudez III had a slim lead in a race too close to call.

The money driving Harvey's mayoral race - Vimarsana News

The money driving Harvey's mayoral race

Mayor Chris Clark leads in cash currently on hand. Anthony McCaskill bets on himself. Alderman Marshun Tolbert (2nd) gets a late boost. Here's what you need to know about campaign spending in the 2023 mayoral race.

Column: Voters will decide key contests, resolve referendums during Tuesday consolidated election - Vimarsana News

Column: Voters will decide key contests, resolve referendums during Tuesday consolidated election

Consolidated elections in April of odd-numbered years typically draw low voter turnout, meaning each person who casts a ballot could help decide a close contest.

Column: Harvey event billed as candlelight vigil for murder victims. Critics called it a campaign rally. - Vimarsana News

Column: Harvey event billed as candlelight vigil for murder victims. Critics called it a campaign rally.

Harvey Mayor Christopher Clark and mayoral candidate Ald. Marshun Tolbert said an event billed as a candlelight vigil for homicide victims was more like a campaign rally for mayoral challenger Anthony McCaskill.