voting

This is the worst kind of surprise if you're a believer in democracy and enthusiastically want to let your voice be heard in an election.

The rules and deadlines vary wildly according to each state.

Tuesday, April 6th, is Election Day here in Illinois. Here's what you need to know.

Voters in various counties in Illinois were asked if they should join with others outside of Cook County to create a new state--that doesn't include Chicago.

Are you registered to vote? You can check if you are, and if you're not you can register HERE!  I hope this year has been enough to inspire you to vote, but if it hasn't, I've got a story that will have you triple checking you're registered and ready to vote...

November 3 is slowly but surely approaching. Early voting has begun in Illinois! Have you registered to vote yet? You have until October 18 to register and you can do that HERE. But just because 2020 has felt like there's no rules anymore, doesn't mean the rules of voting have changed...

Each time an election comes along, voters have questions about early voting, voting by mail, polling place locations and more.

Despite current concerns over gathering crowds amid the outbreak of COVID-19, the Illinois Primary is currently scheduled to go ahead on Tuesday.

Wednesday in Chicago, Governor J.B. Pritzker signed three bills that address issues regarding people involved in the criminal justice system, including one that requires a polling place in Cook County jails.

In honor of Illinois becoming a state on this date in 1818, let's take a look at what we Illinoisans voted as the "Illinois Top 200."