Election officials across Illinois boost security amid fear of violence
From panic buttons to new locks and security cameras, election officials prepare amid growing harassment, threats and intimidation.
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From panic buttons to new locks and security cameras, election officials prepare amid growing harassment, threats and intimidation.
Voting is a right for everyone, but not every voter is provided accessible options for the polling booths. Chicago is working towards a more accessible future for voters.The ability and right to
With tensions high across the country ahead of the hotly contested midterms, Chicago officials gathered at a downtown polling place Friday and pledged to...
The heightened concerns over safety and political violence come two years after former President Donald Trump falsely blamed widespread fraud for his loss — a claim that fueled the riot at the U.S. Capitol and further polarized the political landscape.
The Chicago Police Department, Cook County State's Attorney's Office and Chicago Board of Elections are coordinating efforts to ensure the safety of voters and poll workers.