SCOTUS blocks Trump’s attempt to limit mail-in voting for the midterm elections
In battle for control over midterm election ballots, states win a key court victory, at least for now.
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SIUE lecturer charged $100K in personal items to university credit card, feds say
The SIUE lecturer did not show up for his court date Wednesday.
Illinois attorney general joins suit against Postal Service over mail voting rules
States continue their battle with Donald Trump over access to mail-in ballots.
Illinois ‘reviewing’ DOJ’s threat to prosecute state election officials over noncitizen voting
The letter, dated Tuesday, July 7, was addressed to ISBE Executive Director Bernadette Matthews.
Rideshare driver unionization, human composting bills among 264 to advance
Many bills approved by House committees are expected to be further amended before receiving a vote by the full chamber.
Recent postal service changes could disrupt mail-in voting, county clerks warn
The clerks made the warnings at their annual conference in Peoria.
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