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Transformative Ballot Initiatives: Case Studies on Social Change in Illinois On this Day in History: Thurgood Marshall sworn in as first Black Supreme Court justice Dear invitee, I am excited to personally invite you to an event that brings together our shared accomplishments

Please join me for a Town Hall Party - Click the link to join.

Exploring Direct Democracy: Your Thoughts on Ballot Initiatives and Referendums On this Day in History: Wyoming legislators write the first state constitution to grant women the vote Dear invitee, I am excited to personally invite you to an event that brings together our shared a

🗳️✨ Early voting kicks off today in Illinois! Don’t miss your chance to make your voice heard. Check your polling location and cast your vote! Early

Early voting opens today, September 26, 2024 On this Day in History: Kennedy vs. Nixon: The first 1960 presidential debate Early Voting Starts Today September 26, 2024 Early voting in Illinois begins today, September 26, 2024, giving residents

Our future depends on the strength of our education system. By investing in infrastructure and technology, we're creating a brighter tomorrow for students across Illinois. Let's work together to ensure every student has access to the resources they need to succeed!

Illinois lawmakers discuss potential changes to how higher education is funded Illinois lawmakers are looking to rethink how the state funds higher education.

Voting is a right, no matter where you are! Illinois is leading the way in restoring that right to those in prisons. Let’s empower our incarcerated community with the power of the vote—because every voice matters in building a better future. 🗳️

Rep. Ford Leads the Fight for Voting Rights for Incarcerated Individuals in Illinois On this Day in History: Little Rock Nine begin first full day of classes Chicago Votes Reports May 3, 2024 The Chicago Votes Monthly: May 2023 With one election after another throughout the past year,

⚾️ I always support those struggling; the White Sox are no different. This season has been challenging, but I'm proud to stand by my team. Here's to hoping for a brighter future and a strong comeback next year! Let's go, Sox!

https://conta.cc/4eBQeO7 Explore the powerful stories of resilience, culture, and triumph at the National Museum of African American History and Culture! From slavery to the Civil Rights Movement and beyond, this museum honors the rich legacy of African Americans who have shaped our nation's history.

Understanding Voter Turnout Gaps: A Look at Minority Disparities On this Day in History: The National Museum of African American History and Culture opens Voter Turnout Inequality A Statistical Overview of Minority Disparities Minority voter turnout disparities rev

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Special Edition: Addressing Barriers and Fraud Myths in the Context of Voter ID Laws Weekend Review Voter ID Laws Overcoming Voting Barriers and Dispelling Fraud Myth Dear Reader, As we approach the 2024 election, we must reflect on our power and responsibility as voters. The right to vote is earned

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Civic Saturday: The Role of the Local Government   Civic Saturday Click Image Below to View Previous Civic Saturday Newsletters The Alders and Village Trustees Important Disclaimer The terms "village trustee" and "alderman" are essentially equivalen

🗳️ Voter Suppression: What Does It Look Like Today? 🛑
In the fight for a fair democracy, voter suppression remains a critical issue. From restrictive voter ID laws to polling location closures and prison disenfranchisement, many communities still face barriers to casting their vote. It’s time to ensure EVERY eligible voter has a voice.

Let’s stand up against voter suppression and support policies that protect access to the ballot for ALL citizens.

Should individuals with felonies have the right to run for elected office in Illinois? And should people in prison have the right to vote? As we strive for a more inclusive democracy, it's essential to consider whether everyone deserves a chance to contribute to our leadership and participate in our electoral process regardless of past mistakes.
Click the link and vote to share your thoughts on these critical issues!

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The early voting period begins Sept. 26 and runs through Nov. 4. Early voting polling places vary based on each county. Click here to see where your county’s early voting polling places are and when they are scheduled to be open. Typically, most counties will have early voting available at the county clerk’s office and temporary polling places or ones set up in specific precincts.

Today is National Voter Registration Day Your Guide to Voter Information: Stay Informed and Ready for Election Day Dear Friends, On this National Voter Registration Day, I want to highlight the significant progress we've made in Illinois to