As of yesterday, March 27, the DuPage County Health Department was reporting 199 total cases in the county, with 17 new cases reported yesterday. Six patients have died.
Update on COVID-19 in DuPage County, 3/28/2020
DuPage Democratic Congressional Candidates for the 2020 Primary
Here's the slate of Congressional candidates DuPage Democrats will see on the March 17th ballot.
Top Trump Donors in DuPage as of August 2019
A few of the donors stand out. Trump's two largest donors from DuPage are Paul Pearson, Chief of Cardiology at the Medical College of Wisconsin, and Sehkar Sompalli, an orthopedic surgeon. The owner of Dundee Ford is a big Trump donor, as is Ben Devee, who owns Front Street Cantina in Lemont.
Republican Congressional Challengers Line Up in the Suburbs
Republicans are clamoring for a shot at these suburban Congressional Districts and they still have a slim chance to claw back a few wins.
Candidates for Naperville’s April 2, 2019 Election
Candidates for contested seats:
Candidates for Elmhurst’s April 2, 2019 Election
Candidates for contested seats:
Last Day to Register for the April 2 Election
Today, Tuesday March 5th, is the last day to register to vote in the elections on April 2, 2019. If you aren't registered to vote, you can click here to register online. Not sure whether you're registered in DuPage County? Look up your registration status at this link. This site also offers a sample ballot … Continue reading Last Day to Register for the April 2 Election
Lessons from Nybo’s Stunning Loss: A Look at the Precinct Map
Both Nybo and Mazzochi had to pull significant support from voters who backed Democrats elsewhere on the ballot. Mazzochi, thanks to the favorable shape of her district, simply needed fewer of them.
Mapping the Decline of the GOP in DuPage County
Last November marked the first time in the county’s history that more voters identified as Democrats than Republicans all the way down the ballot.
How To Botch Your Stand for Racial Justice
Through clumsiness and hubris, Stava-Murray has turned a crucial issue with life or death consequences into a laugh line, complicating future efforts to achieve racial justice in Chicago.
