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Six weeks since the Illinois primary, Will Guzzardi says he lacks evidence to convince a court to overturn the victory of state Rep. Maria Antonia “Toni” Berrios (D-Chicago).

After a close Illinois House primary, challenger Will Guzzardi says he is considering a last-minute court filing aimed at overturning the victory of Rep. Maria Antonia “Toni” Berrios (D-Chicago).

Polls open around Illinois at 6 o'clock Tuesday morning.The media glare's been a bit less bright since Rahm Emanuel breezed past his opponents to win the Chicago mayor's office without a runoff.

There's one week to go for early voting ahead of the April 5th elections. In Chicago, some aldermanic runoff races are getting a lot more attention than others from voters.There are 14 Chicago runoffs, and one of them is getting more than its share of early voting love.

Election Day is finally here. Voters in Chicago and a handful of suburbs can go to the polls from 6 a.m.

Thursday is the final day to vote ahead of Chicago's city elections next Tuesday.Registered voters can cast ballots early at 51 locations around the city, including many libraries, city colleges and parks buildings.

Chicago residents who have not yet registered to vote have just a few hours left to do so if they want to help pick a new mayor.The traditional deadline for voter registration passed weeks ago, but what's called “grace period registration” continues through Tuesday.Chicagoans need to bri