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Elections board offered partially redacted data; federal officials insist on complete database
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The Illinois State Fair is a chance for the parties to rally and for candidates to see where they stand.
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More than a decade removed from the last time a Republican won a statewide election in Illinois, state GOP leaders say they have plenty of time to build a strong ticket.
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The signing comes after the Federal Emergency Management Agency joined at least three other federal agencies in canceling contracts with unions to comply with President Trump’s March executive order that stripped many federal workers of union protections.
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Republicans recruiting candidates and trying to hone message ahead of 2026 elections
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For many, this summer brought a surprise in their utility costs.
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Former state GOP leader joins U.S. Senate race as party gains secretary of state candidate
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Redistricting was a large focus at an annual gathering of the state party’s central committee and the Republican County Chair’s Association in Springfield, with a pre-taped message from Texas Gov. Greg Abbott that dubbed his push “fair” and “necessary” setting the tone for the day.
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An Adams County judge ruled his court “does not have the inherent power to direct Illinois law enforcement officers” to round up the Texas lawmakers.
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Gov. Pritzker signed the law on Wednesday. It mandates ‘victim-centered’ training and better coordination among law enforcement, state agencies.