Chicago aldermen consider election reforms, cost savings

Chicago aldermen consider election reforms, cost savings - Regional Media News

(The Center Square) - The Chicago City Council is considering new election reforms that supporters say could increase voter access and turnout while also reducing how much taxpayer funds go toward elections each year. During an informational hearing conducted by the council's Committee on Ethics and Government Oversight on Tuesday, representatives of nonpartisan organizations and the city's Board of Elections presented ways the city could run it…

Chicago aldermen consider election reforms, cost savings – Center Square

In the most recent Chicago mayoral runoff, the city spent a total of $19.8 million for the extra election.

Chicago aldermen consider election reforms, cost savings

(The Center Square) – The Chicago City Council is considering new election reforms that supporters say could increase voter access and turnout while also reducing how much taxpayer funds go toward elections each year.

Aldermen approve central purchasing manager position, aiming to save taxpayer dollars

Mayor Jay Ruais on Thursday publicly thanked the Board of Aldermen for approving a new Central  Purchasing Manager position within the City's Finance Department.