Reports archive

April 4th School Board Races Rife with Contention

Illinois’ Assault Weapons ban: From temporary restraining orders to multiple cases – we break it down

February 25, 2023

Congressman Jesus “Chuy” Garcia Runs for Chicago Mayor Inspired by Harold Washington’s Legacy

February 17, 2023

Three Black Justices, Five Women, Two Men: Breadth of Experience Marks Diverse Illinois Supreme Court

February 4, 2023

Brandon Johnson Seeks to Reduce Inequalities through Chicago Mayoral Run

January 28, 2023

Vallas Well-Armed for Chicago Mayor’s Race with Ideas, Money, Experience

January 15, 2023

Voter Turnout and Female Candidates on the Rise in Illinois — Remapping of Key Supreme Court Districts Rallied Voters

December 18, 2022

Did Trump’s Vote Fraud Claims Lead Republicans to Vote Late and Lose Early? Republican leaders weigh in

December 10, 2022

Reading the Tea Leaves from Illinois’ 2022 Midterm Elections

November 20, 2022

Vote like Your Democracy Depends Upon It – Because it Does

November 5, 2022

Court Ruling Opens Crucial State Supreme Court Races to Fundraising Free-for-All

October 29, 2022

Trump Factor and Abortion Signal Higher-than-Normal Midterm Turnout

October 15, 2022

Fake News: Is it happening in Illinois?

October 2, 2022

Illinois Supreme Court Hangs in the Balance – of Power: Democrats and Republicans face off in a critical election where abortion looms large

September 17, 2022

Is Illinois Experiencing a “Teacher Shortage”? No Shortage of Ideas to Solve Teacher Vacancies this School Year

September 10, 2022

Is the Funding Gap Between Pritzker and Bailey’s Campaigns Insurmountable?

August 28, 2022

Elizabeth Hernandez’ Rise to State Democratic Chair Powered by JB’s Clout and Chuy’s Dealmaking

August 14, 2022

JB Pritzker’s Polite Power Struggle to Control Illinois’ Democratic Party

Who is GOP Nominee for Governor, DARREN BAILEY?

Illinois Primary Winners Include MAGA Candidates and Apathy

Jim Ryan and the Death of the Illinois Republican Moderate

The 2022 Race for Secretary of State is a Real SOS for the State of Illinois Politics

After Redistricting, the Balance of Power on the Illinois Supreme Court is at Stake

Illinois’ Attempt to Change School Testing is Pushed Back, for Now

The End to Roe is a Call to Arms for Both Sides in the Abortion Fight – The lines are drawn and they run deep