Langdon Neal
Heavy Voter Turnout Expected In Chicago Area Tomorrow
Tomorrow’s voter turnout in and around Chicago might not be a record, but officials expect it will be substantial.
Chicago Voter Turnout Predicted To Surpass 2008
Chicago Board of Elections Chairman Langdon Neal said Thursday that voter turnout on Election Day might be heavier than the 74 percent recorded in 2008.
Election Board Chairman: Interest Still Lacking In Primary
The March 20 Illinois primary election is fast approaching, and so far, the head of the Chicago Board of Election Commissioners says the campaign isn’t stirring much excitement among voters.
Chicago Voter Registration At Record Low
The number of registered voters in Chicago is at the lowest level ever recorded, officials said Monday.
UPDATED: Problems Arise At Polling Places
Elections officials fielded thousands of complaints as voters went to the polls in the election for mayor and City Council seats on Tuesday, though only a handful were for serious issues.
Ballots To Be Printed Without Rahm Emanuel’s Name
While Rahm Emanuel fights an appeals court decision booting him from the Chicago mayor’s race, the ballots will be printed without his name, the head of the city’s election board said Monday.
Election Turnout Forecast Around 50 Percent
Chicago Election Board Chairman Langdon Neal says late campaigning seems to have spark interest enough so he think the turnout may be over 50 percent of the eligible voters.



