Elections in Illinois
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Election law [edit]
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In the case of a resignation of a member of the United States House of Representatives, the Governor of Illinois must issue writs of election, and the election must be held within 115 days thereafter.[1]
See also [edit]
By year [edit]
Statewide elections [edit]
- Illinois gubernatorial elections
- Illinois state elections
- Illinois Attorney General elections
- Illinois Comptroller elections
Local elections [edit]
Elected officials [edit]
- Illinois Legislature
- Governor of Illinois
- Lieutenant Governor of Illinois
- Illinois Treasurer
- Illinois Attorney General
- Illinois Comptroller
Topical articles [edit]
- Politics of Illinois
- Political party strength in Illinois
- Electoral reform in Illinois
- Government of Illinois
References [edit]
External links [edit]
- Illinois State Board of Elections official website
- Illinois at Ballotpedia
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