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Ming-Mendoza defeats Adler for Madison County Clerk
Incumbent Democrat Debbie Ming-Mendoza defeated Republican Steve Adler for Madison County Clerk after the two sparred in an attack campaign alleging voter fraud. -
‘Super poll watcher’ will have access to ballot counting, resolving suit against MC Clerk
Republicans will have a “super poll watcher” monitoring the election Tuesday, under terms of an agreement reached in a lawsuit that accused the Madison County clerk’s office of conducting closed-door vote tabulations in a previous election. -
Madison County clerk candidates spar; Property tax exemptions the latest front
In the race for Madision County Clerk, the two opponents have sparred now for weeks, largely with the challenger launching attacks, and the incumbent crying foul over a claimed smear campaign. -
County clerk candidate calls incumbent's claim over ballot supervision at residential facilities a ‘fabrication’
Republican candidate Steve Adler said the Madison County clerk’s assertion that election judges supervise the voting process for Beverly Farm residents is a “fabrication.” -
'Uncle Mike' video suggests voter fraud at care facilities; Incumbent calls ad 'cruel' and 'inappropriate'
An Alton woman says in a campaign video that when she learned her Uncle Mike has been voting from a residential facility in Godfrey that cares for persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities, she felt someone was using him. -
County clerk calls suit alleging election judges shut out of counting ballots 'ridiculous'
Madison County Clerk Debra Ming-Mendoza has described a complaint that she shut out election judges and monitors during the 2016 count as "ridiculous." -
Election judges and poll watchers were shut out in '16, suit claims; Republican seeks injunction for access
A lawsuit filed Monday seeks an injunction requiring Madison County Clerk Debra Ming-Mendoza to make election night vote counting open to all election judges and poll watchers. -
Madison County officials differ sharply on election cyber security in wake of '16 Russian hacking
A "white hat" hacking test of Madison County's computer systems is causing confusion and sharply differing positions over the involvement of the county clerk's office - which handles elections. -
County chair calls for forensic audit of Wood River levee district; Gibbons calls it irresponsible to discuss open investigations
Calling for a forensic audit of the Wood River Drainage and Levee District over possible misappropriation of funds has become the latest tussle between political rivals in Madison County government. -
Requirements for political candidates should be sensible, and fairly enforced
Some fancy restaurants have dress codes, insisting that male patrons wear coats and ties on the premises and sometimes have extras on hand to loan out for those who show up in shirt sleeves. -
AG: Madison County Sheriff violated FOIA in refusing to release video at Clerk's office
The Madison County Sheriff's Office violated the Freedom of Information Act by denying access to video footage of a county board member filing election petitions at the County Clerk's office in December, according to a ruling issued by Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan's office on March 6. -
Madison, St. Clair county clerks transition to mandatory e-filing with ease
EDWARDSVILLE – Although e-filing for courthouses across Illinois has been mandatory since Jan. 1, local circuit clerks' offices have been using digital records for years. -
Election judges always in demand as primary election approaches, county clerks say
EDWARDSVILLE – County clerks in Madison and St. Clair counties said finding judges to serve in primary and general elections is a constant need. -
Dugan rules for Democrat board member Dalton in Republican's electoral challenge
Madison County Circuit Judge Dave Dugan has ruled in favor of Democrat county board member Elizabeth Dalton following a challenge to her nominating papers for the March 20 primary. -
Judge will decide by Wednesday whether county board member Dalton will stay on ballot
Madison County Circuit Judge Dave Dugan is expected to rule by tomorrow whether petitions of Democrat County Board member Elizabeth Dalton will withstand electoral challenge from a Republican constituent. -
Clarke Power Services sued for allegedly failing to repair truck
EDWARDSVILLE — A trucking company is suing a commercial vehicle maintenance provider, citing alleged breach of implied warranty for failing to repair one of its engines. -
Driver accused of causing fatal Alton collision
EDWARDSVILLE — The adult daughter of decedent Lester W. Anderson is suing who allegedly caused fatal injuries to her father. -
Man sues following multi-car crash during funeral procession
EDWARDSVILLE — A driver is suing three other motorists, alleging their negligence resulted in a multiple-vehicle collision while he was driving in a funeral procession. -
Passenger alleges intoxicated driver hit parked car
EDWARDSVILLE — A vehicle passenger is suing a driver, alleging she was intoxicated while driving, causing a collision and injuries last year in Alton. -
Couple says secondary exposure of asbestos, other materials led to wife's failing health
EDWARDSVILLE — A couple is suing an industrial parts manufacturer, citing alleged negligence and failure to protect employees from hazardous dust in the workplace.