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2020 election results (with updates)
Here's where you'll be able to find updates about the 2020 election, local with some national races mixed in as well.
It’s not too late to defend fair elections
You can defend the election by interrupting and correcting disinformation and false claims about the election process.
Public health-informed: Chatting with coroner candidate Chaundra Bishop
Chaundra Bishop wants to employ her background in public health to expand the role of the coroner in Champaign County.
Meet Cynthia Cunningham, candidate for Illinois State House of Representatives
Cynthia Cunningham is running against Mike Marron for State Representative of the 104th District.
Urbana City Council reckons with the arrest of Aleyah Lewis
Six months ago, Urbana police officers arrested Aleyah Lewis, sparking controversy and protest. Urbana hired an outside firm to investigate the situation. They found the officers acted "in policy."
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Getting ready to vote? Don’t forget about county elections: Part two
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What do all those county officials actually do? To help you prepare for the November election, here is a quick guide to who's up for election.
The future of a neighborhood’s identity comes before the Champaign City Council
Tuesday's Champaign City Council meeting about zoning and city contracts turned into a debate about who gets to have a say in what a neighborhood is and sloppy management of a contract worth $200,000.
Getting ready to vote? Don’t forget about county elections: Part one
As we inch closer to the November election, voters are starting to think about what offices are up for election and what they want to see. Do you know what you want from your county government?
Urbana officials set to pick which charities are getting government funding
On Monday, members of Urbana City Council began the process of reviewing which Urbana charities will receive government money this year. This money has the potential to create jobs and help people's lives, if it's allocated responsibly.
Julie Laut takes over as new Urbana City Council Member
On August 3rd, Julie Laut took over the recently vacant Ward 2 seat on Urbana's City Council. She's progressive, a historian, and a community organizer.
What is your role in racial justice? Hint: You have one
The Champaign-Urbana chapter of Showing Up For Racial Justice offers some easily accessible actions for this week.
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