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The McLean County Board could decide to claw back more than $400,000 in budget overruns from County Clerk Kathy Michael's office. Board chair Elizabeth Johnston said depending on what invoices and other documentation Michael submits in the next month, the county general fund may need to be reimbursed.
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McLean County Board members grilled County Clerk Kathy Michael for more than 40 minutes yesterday concerning more than $400,000 in budget overages in her office that Michael has asked the county to pay.
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Elections officers across Illinois are concerned delays in mail delivery could disrupt mail-in voting in upcoming elections.
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Luke Stremlau, executive director of the Bloomington Election Commission, died Saturday after a brief illness.
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The two top election officials in McLean County also defended mail-in voting — a common practice that's facing renewed attacks from President Trump. He's made baseless claims about the security of mail-in ballots.
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The U.S. Department of Justice last month requested information regarding statewide election procedures.
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The study explores voter and candidate confusion in McLean County caused by having elections administered by two separate authorities.
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Kathy Michael officially is running for a fifth term as the McLean County Clerk in next year's election.
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Early voting begins Thursday in McLean County and across Illinois. Voters can cast their ballots from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays for the next several weeks, at locations in Bloomington.
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Central Illinois county clerks are looking to answer the public’s questions about election security before the presidential election in November.