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Amid public outcry, Texas county cuts polling locations ahead of 2026 midterms

Sep 2

Trump administration appeals latest ruling blocking mail ballot order

Aug 28

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White House files another SCOTUS emergency appeal over USPS mail ballot rules

The Supreme Court is poised to resolve the dispute before the November election.

Sep 6

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Democratic states file new lawsuit over mail voting in midterms

Aug 27

Local critics question legality of Trump's mail-in ballot order

Aug 25

Supreme Court clears the way for Trump mail voting order

Aug 24

USPS makes new rules for mail-in ballots

Aug 24

New, younger members join NAACP as Chicago hosts national convention

Jul 21

Chicago NAACP convention focuses on voter engagement before midterms

Jul 20

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Trump administration appeals latest ruling blocking mail ballot order

Aug 28

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Federal judge lifts all blocks on Trump mail-in ballots executive order

Aug 26

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Local critics question legality of Trump's mail-in ballot order

Aug 24

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Local critics question legality of Trump's mail-in ballot order

Aug 24

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Judge blocks part of Trump mail-in voting order

Jun 25

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Politicians, legal experts react to SCOTUS voting rights ruling

Apr 29

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Supreme Court limits Voting Rights Act

Apr 29

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IL AG vows to fight President Trump executive order on mail-in voting

Apr 1

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Illinois 'reviewing' DOJ's threat to prosecute state election officials over noncitizen voting

The Illinois State Board of Elections said it is "reviewing" a letter from the U.S. Department of Justice threatening criminal prosecution of any official who allows noncitizens to cast ballots and requesting information about how the state intends to prevent noncitizens voting.

Jul 9

Illinoisans praise mail-in ballot decision, affirming election admin. largely under state control

The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that states can continue to set their own rules for counting mail-in ballots, rejecting a challenge backed by President Donald Trump ahead of the midterm elections.