Despite a full ballot, Illinois’ judicial elections fall under the radar
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When Skokie resident Martina Macias voted early in the 2026 midterm elections, she brought Injustice Watch’s four-page judicial election voting guide with her to the polling station. Macias, who follows political news primarily through “alternate news” such as Substack and Patreon, said her knowledge of Cook County’s judicial elections was “absolutely zero” before consulting Injustice...
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Despite a full ballot, Illinois’ judicial elections fall under the radar
When Skokie resident Martina Macias voted early in the 2026 midterm elections, she brought Injustice Watch’s four-page judicial election voting guide with her to the polling station. Macias, who follows political news primarily through “alternate news” such as Substack and...
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