Ready for election day? – Chicago Tribune

Good morning, Chicago.

Election day is Tuesday. This is part 3 of our guide to the Illinois midterm elections, from key races to ballot amendments, where to vote and more.

Here’s what you need to know before you vote on Tuesday.

We’ll have live results Tuesday night, and Tribune reporters and photographers will be on the ground covering races across the state. Be sure to keep an eye out for it chicagotribune.com and sign up for our alerts and newsletters.

And don’t forget sign up for our subscriber-exclusive The Spin newsletter to get top political news delivered to your inbox weekdays.

Governor of the Democratic Party J. B. Pritzker is using his personal trust fund to circumvent contribution limits in two races that will determine whether his party retains a 4-3 majority on the Illinois Supreme Court.

>>> Read the story in its entirety

The internal dispute between Republican gubernatorial candidate Darren Bailey’s campaign and the recently departed A Bailey political worker has raised questions about the extent of the Bailey campaign’s involvement by the conservative leader of a political action committee that backs Bailey.

>>> Read the story in its entirety

No matter where or how you plan to vote this fall, this guide will tell you everything you need to know.

>>> Read the story in its entirety

After several failed campaigns as a Democrat, former Chicago alderman and attorney Bob Fioretti made his latest attempt to return to the political scene on the Republican side. It’s a rematch against Tony Preckwinkle, a three-term Cook County Board president.

>>> Read the story in its entirety

In an election year beset by a sputtering economy and divisive issues including abortion and crime, two decades of Democratic dominance in the Illinois General Assembly will be put to the test Nov. 8.

Afternoon briefing

Every day

Top articles from Chicago Tribune editors delivered to your inbox every day.

>>> Read the story in its entirety

After beating a fellow Democrat Marie Newman In the primary, U.S. Rep. Sean Kasten is seeking his third term in the newly reconfigured 6th Congressional District, a victory that could allow him to extend his term in the House.

>>> Read the story in its entirety

The final days of the Nov. 8 election campaign will continue to feature millions of dollars in TV ads from candidates for governor and a pair of state Supreme Court seats to a host of congressional and state legislative contests. But the real work for campaigns now comes down to “GOTV,” get-out-the-vote efforts to secure candidate voter turnout will turn up at the polls, along with the rest of the late-deciding, persuasive voters – a number that dwindles with each day of early and mail-in voting.

>>> Read the story in its entirety

Here Chicago Tribune Editorial BoardSupport for the November 8 election in 2022.

>>> Read the story in its entirety