UPDATED: Problems Arise At Polling Places
Elections officials fielded thousands of complaints as voters went to the polls in the election for mayor and City Council seats on Tuesday, though only a handful were for serious issues.
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Elections officials fielded thousands of complaints as voters went to the polls in the election for mayor and City Council seats on Tuesday, though only a handful were for serious issues.
Indiana Democrats did not show up for work on Tuesday, shutting down the statehouse on Tuesday and preventing a vote on a controversial union work bill.
Our students recently asked what difference it makes if Rahm Emanuel wins the mayoral election today or in a runoff. We tried to answer with a rhetorical question invoking Russian politics.
The races for aldermanic seats may not be making big headlines, but they will likely be the factor that will keep the turnout higher Tuesday than it might otherwise be.
People who want to kick-start high speed rail in Illinois are at it again.
CBS 2 is planning to expand it's election coverage on Tuesday, and move up it's prime time lineup by one full hour.
A volunteer working for 19th Ward aldermanic candidate Anne Schaible's campaign was reportedly injured Monday night when he was thrown through a campaign office window.
There seems to be no end in sight to the deadlock over the budget bill in Wisconsin that would strip collective bargaining rights from union members.
Election Day in Chicago means fraud patrols.
Voters are turning out at the polls today, as they cast their ballots in the first mayoral race in 22 years that has not included the name Richard M. Daley.
U.S. Sen. Mark Kirk predicts Muammar Gaddafi will soon be in exile and cautions against any military intervention.
Chicagoans aren't just voting for a new mayor. Many of them will be selecting new aldermen on Tuesday.
Tomorrow's municipal elections will be history-making in a number of ways.
Carol Moseley Braun says she has asked the U.S. Attorney's to investigate what she calls "allegations of campaign intimidation."
The Illinois legislature wants to make the governor more accountable in making appointments to jobs and commissions.
