Tag: Illinois State Board of Elections

Despite attacks, Illinoisans like voting by mail and county clerks are confident they can handle new challenges.

Amid lower rates of voter faith, officials say elections are safe and secure — and they’re working to prove it ...

Newly unearthed emails shed more light on the federal government’s intended purpose of voter data lawsuits, according to new filings.

Illinois’ paper ballots make hacking of vote totals during an election more difficult.

Pritzker established the awards after the national program was abolished in August 2025.

Illinois is among 29 states and Washington, D.C., that are being sued for access to sensitive voter information.

Capitol News Illinois launched its 2026 election guide.

Election law experts say the DOJ has no authority to seek the information and releasing it could threaten privacy.

Bailey also released plans to address cost-of-living concerns on property taxes and utility bills.

The U.S. Justice Department made Illinois the 19th state it is suing for access to its complete, unredacted voter registration ...