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Voter turnout plummets in Black Wards after record high in 2018

Voter turnout in Chicago’s Black wards dropped significantly in the midterm elections, Tuesday, November 8, after a record high turnout in the 2018 midterm election, according to a Crusader analysis of data from the Chicago Board of Elections. Overall voter turnout among Chicago’s 1.5 million registered voters on Tuesday was just 41.3 percent, compared to … Voter turnout plummets in Black Wards after record high in 2018 Read More »

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