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Two former Tazewell County Board candidates pleaded guilty Wednesday to failing to comply with the Illinois election code.
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Tazewell County voters weathered the election day rain to head out to the polling location at Folepi’s Market Place in East Peoria.
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At the bottom of each vote-by-mail ballot is a perforated section that needs to be ripped off before the ballot is mailed. The section contains a ballot tracking number, and a website and QR code that can be used to track the ballot.
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Early voting is off to a record breaking start in Tazewell County, while Peoria County is seeing a drop-off from numbers during a pandemic-era election.
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The voting process begins 40 days before election day with early voting and mail-in ballots. Elizabeth Gannon of the Peoria Election Commission said this year they had 10,000 mail-in ballots go out the first day of voting.
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It is not yet decided if former President Donald Trump will remain on the primary ballot in Illinois after a Cook County judge ruled he should be removed.
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Tazewell County offices are still without phone and email capabilities a week after a “cyber incident.”
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Incumbents prevailed in local races in Peoria and Tazewell Counties Tuesday. Here’s a rundown of the races watched by Peoria Public Radio:Voters…