
The 21st Show
Interview: State Rep. Kelly Cassidy (D)
The 21st takes a look at what’s ahead in Illinois politics with Illinois State Representative Kelly Cassidy (D-Chicago)
The 21st Show
The 21st takes a look at what’s ahead in Illinois politics with Illinois State Representative Kelly Cassidy (D-Chicago)
The 217 Today Podcast
In today's deeper dive, Republican Rodney Davis won re-election in the 13th Congressional District, which many observers considered a tossup, but his margin of victory was a surprise.
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As it stands right now, the results of the U.S. presidential election are still not determined, as states continue to count ballots. The 21st was joined by a voting rights expert to untangle how this could all play out in the coming days, or possibly weeks from a legal standpoint.
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The 21st reviews some of the big Illinois election results from last night, including House races and the graduated income tax question.
The 217 Today Podcast
In today's deeper dive, there are still votes to be counted, but it looks like governor JB Pritzker’s signature graduated income tax measure could be headed toward defeat.
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We’re going to talk about how “frames” affect our decisions and judgment — is it an “estate tax” or a “death tax”? “Gun safety” or “gun control”?
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The 21st takes phone calls from listeners about the Election 2020 experience and gets answers from the Illinois Board of Elections and a political science professor.
The 217 Today Podcast
In today's deeper dive, there’s lots of speculation on whether we’ll have election results on Election Night ---or if it will take longer to know who voters have chosen for president. That story from Illinois Newsroom's Jim Meadows.
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Most of Illinois is now under additional restrictions to stop the spread of the coronavirus after a surge in cases. By November 4 indoor dining in most places will be shut down. The 21st was joined by two restaurateurs trying to stay afloat during a pandemic.
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Election 2020 is tomorrow, November 3. We’ll take one last look at the most competitive congressional campaigns in Illinois, from central Illinois and the Quad Cities to the Chicago suburbs.