Ortiz has 324,339 votes, with nearly 87% of the votes counted in the suburbs and almost 82% of the City vote counted, while Heneghan has polled 255,177 votes to this point.
Heneghan was pre-slated by the Democratic Party, and was plugged into this race when the Palmer vacancy opened up at almost the last possible moment.
We all have to stand up for the Rule of Law
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This was the overarching message at the seminar I attended (via Zoom)
yesterday, "Under Siege: The American Judiciary and the Rule of Law,"
co-sponsored b...
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In the eight contested county-wide races, it looks like the slated democratic candidate will only win in four of those races. I don't ever remember a 50% success rate for slated Cook County judges.
To Anon's point, I don't think we'll see many more uncontested countywide races
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