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Edward McClelland

Meet Erika Harold, the Republican Threatening a Win in Illinois
By Edward McClelland
The candidate for Attorney General and onetime Miss America talks Madigan, marijuana, and enduring "severe racial bullying" as a teenager. Read more
Bruce Rauner Could Lose Historically Badly in November
By Edward McClelland
The newest polls show Rauner trailing JB Pritzker by 17 points. If that holds up, he'll suffer the worst defeat ever by an incumbent Illinois governor. Read more
An Illinois Democrat Voted to Confirm Clarence Thomas. It Ended His Political Career
By Edward McClelland
Liberals should think twice before casting a vote for Brett Kavanaugh. One reason? U.S. Senator Alan Dixon. Read more
Illinois Is a Few Elections Away from a Graduated Income Tax
By Edward McClelland
The state's regressive taxation is surfacing in both the gubernatorial and mayoral races — and by 2020, it could look a lot different. Read more
About That Big, Potentially Toxic Swath of Streeterville
By Edward McClelland
Amid the outcry over a Willowbrook factory's emissions, we look at other possibly harmful pockets around Chicago. Read more
Rahm Could Be Chicago's Last Boss
By Edward McClelland
The City Council is getting stronger — and with a weak mayor, it could regain control of Chicago's purse strings. Read more
The Inner-Ring Suburbs Are Withering. Why Not Just Merge Them with Chicago?
By Edward McCLelland
A modest proposal. Read more
Actually, It Makes Sense for Rahm to Get out Now
By Edward McClelland
Had Emanuel run, he’d have been forced into another runoff — and had he won, there'd be $1 billion in pension funding to find. Oh, and then there's the Jason Van Dyke trial. Read more
Why It's so Hard for Republicans to Win in Illinois
By Edward McClelland
Democrats and Republicans were once evenly matched in Illinois. So how did the Party of Lincoln fall behind in his own homeland? Read more
Rahm Is Using Lincoln Yards to Score Points with Two Core Voting Blocs
By Edward McClelland
In moving a city garage to Englewood to make way for the development, the mayor appeases his two most important constituencies. Read more
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