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The full timeline for each upcoming ballot — from candidate filing to Election Day. Each race below also has its own timeline.
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The Illinois laws and bills that shape how elections work, from campaign finance and voting rules to ward boundaries and school governance.
Other is Govbot's general recent Illinois legislative activity.
This site isn't the official clerk — it's a cabinet that puts the sources in one place so a Chicagoan can ask "who's running in my CPS subdistrict and my ward, and when do I vote?" A fully assembled race draws on up to five drawers: map · candidates · money · results · context. Here's what each source owns and what's live today.
City candidate filings, early-vote sites, precinct/ward maps — and per-race vote results, which attach automatically on Election Night.
chicagoelections.gov ↗Statewide + CPS board candidate lists ("Who Is Running") and official campaign-money files.
elections.il.gov ↗The Nov 3, 2026 nominees — U.S. Senate & House, Governor and the statewide offices, and the Illinois General Assembly — compiled from Wikipedia's per-office election pages (which cite the ISBE candidate list); each candidate links to its source. A district not filled in yet stays empty rather than guessed.
2026 Illinois elections (Wikipedia) ↗Illinois bills & ILGA hearings about the rules — see the Springfield panel above.
govbot-data/il-legislation ↗Each candidate's receipts, spending & cash on hand from their SBE committee's latest D2 filing (attached only on a confident ID match).
SBE disclosure files ↗Suburban Cook results + turnout, after Election Night.
cookcountyclerkil.gov ↗Ward & police-district boundaries draw a locator on each race (from the City Data Portal). CPS subdistrict polygons aren't published yet.
data.cityofchicago.org ↗Before filing opens, outlets report who's running or exploring. We surface those names per race from a Google News search of the press — clearly unofficial, each linked to its article, always kept apart from the official list. A name shows only when a headline both names the person and references the race.
news.google.com ↗History (not 2026–27): older, already-cleaned Chicago municipal results from DataMade's chicago-municipal-elections ↗.
