2016 Chicago Elections

Anti-O'Hare noise activist Merry Marwig is challenging state Rep. Michael McAuliffe's re-election bid.

Roisin M. Dohl was unopposed in last month's election for Republican committeeman in the 45th Ward.

Residents of the 41st Ward cast more than 6,000 Republican ballots, the most of any Chicago ward.

With final precincts reported, Dick Mell trails challenger Aaron Goldstein by fewer than 100 votes.

Republican voters exist in Hyde Park and they prefer John Kasich, but Trump supporters do exist.

The Laquan McDonald shooting controversy marked the start of Alvarez's most recent and serious troubles.

Jay Travis was trying for a second time to unseat Christian Mitchell as state representative.

Murphy won 55 percent of the vote, with 96 percent of the vote counted, according to officials.

The 15th Illinois House District includes Edgebrook, Sauganash, Mayfair and the Northwest Suburbs.

The Chicagoan you might have forgotten was running for president is running third in Tuesday's primary.

Committeemen, who are unpaid, slate candidates and work to ensure elections run smoothly.

The 40th District includes Irving Park, Albany Park, Avondale, Logan Square and Portage Park.

So, what's the deal with Chicago not giving out "I Voted!" stickers? Are we broke? Boring?

A committeeman candidate in the 33rd Ward was removed from his election judge position on Tuesday.

Clinton is expected to win the Democratic primary, while Trump is favored on the Republican side.