(Under)counting on Illinois
The state was undercounted in the 2020 Census by 65,000 to 440,000 people — but Edward McClelland’s experience as an enumerator suggests the number could be even higher.
The state was undercounted in the 2020 Census by 65,000 to 440,000 people — but Edward McClelland’s experience as an enumerator suggests the number could be even higher.
Our latest update to who has the best shot at becoming the city’s next mayor.
The state chooses its candidates earlier than any other state — making it feel as though politics never ends.
The Chicago Teachers Union’s heir apparent sees herself as a righteous champion of not just educators but of students. And she’s not about to let anyone stand in her way. Including the mayor.
Why gives her an edge? She’s a veteran, a suburbanite, and a Hotel California fan.
A showdown for the 3rd Congressional District will put the growing political power of Latinos on display.
Twenty-two counts. Two guys named Mike. One humdinger of an Illinois political corruption case.
They’re already paid well, their bases are small, and they have a reputation of being shady.
Former radio host Roe Conn now tracks the city’s auto theft epidemic as part of a police task force.
What are each of the potential candidates’ chances at winning the next mayoral election?