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Rep. Jan Schakowsky wins Illinois 9th Congressional district - Vimarsana News

Rep. Jan Schakowsky wins Illinois 9th Congressional district

U.S. House Rep. Jan Schakowsky (D-Evanston) won the congressional seat for Illinois’ 9th District with 70.5% of the vote and 87% of the vote in, securing her seat for the 13th consecutive election.  Her Republican challenger, Max Rice, secured 29.5% of the vote. Schakowsky told The Daily she is elated about her win. Her happiness...

Election 2022: Local and Statewide Results - Vimarsana News

Election 2022: Local and Statewide Results

From the gubernatorial race to down-ballot local elections, The Phoenix has put together everything you need to know about Tuesday's mid-term election

Schakowsky wins Illinois 9th Congressional district - Vimarsana News

Schakowsky wins Illinois 9th Congressional district

U.S. House representative Jan Schakowsky won the congressional seat for Illinois’ 9th district with 74.1% of the total vote at 10:05 p.m., securing her seat for the 13th consecutive election.  Her Republican challenger, Max Rice, secured 25.9% of the vote. Schakowsky, who has been in office since 1998 and spent eight years in the Illinois...

Schakowsky appears headed back to Congress - Vimarsana News

Schakowsky appears headed back to Congress

With 30% counted, Congresswoman Jan Schakowsky leads Republican challenger for 9th district seat.

Redrawn Illinois congressional map gives most incumbents an election edge over newcomers - Vimarsana News

Redrawn Illinois congressional map gives most incumbents an election edge over newcomers

CHICAGO — With the control of Congress up for grabs in this fall’s election, Democrats and Republicans can ill-afford to lose any House seats — and issues from the economy