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Local election officials hope to report aggregate vote totals this November
WBEZ 91.5 Chicago· 18 hours agoThe tight race for the Democratic Cook County State’s Attorney nomination saw mail-in, provisional...
A few wrinkles but mostly a smooth primary
Washington Times-Herald, Ind. via Yahoo News· 3 days agoMay 7—Despite some morning showers, the primary election appears to have gone without a hitch. Daviess County Clerk Lauren Milton says everything appeared ...
Tuesday primary nears with Lincoln County registrations at 12-year low
North Platte Telegraph· 7 hours agoFewer Lincoln County residents are registered to vote in Tuesday’s 2024 primary election than at any...
Your guide to voting in the May 4 elections
KHOU 11 Houston· 1 week agoSaturday is Election Day in the Houston area. It's a special election to fill the vacated Texas Senate seat that John Whitmire left to become mayor of...
Chicago voter turnout in March was second lowest in 80 years for a presidential primary
Chicago Tribune· 2 weeks agoOutside of selecting a choice for president, Chicago voters had several hot-button issues to weigh...
Two Houston Democrats face off in back-to-back elections for John Whitmire’s open state Senate seat
Texas Tribune via Yahoo News· 1 week agoState Rep. Jarvis Johnson and emergency room nurse Molly Cook are duking it out in a sleepy special...
Friday registration deadline signals May 14 primary's approach
North Platte Telegraph· 1 week agoEligible Nebraskans who aren’t registered to vote have until Friday to sign up for a primary...
Primary election to be held on Tuesday, May 14
Scottsbluff Star-Herald· 3 days agoA primary election will be held in Scotts Bluff County on Tuesday, May 14, though voters will have few races to choose from on the ballot. The only local...
From our Files - The Advocate-Messenger
The Danville Advocate-Messenger· 1 week ago100 YEARS AG0 — 1924 Walter S. Dunn, son of Col I.M. Dunn of Danville, a widely known auctioneer, contracted with the Wilson, North Carolina Leaf Tobacco...
