Trump won Cook County Jail’s precinct by two points
Thursday, Nov 7, 2024 - Posted by Rich Miller * Interesting… Trump won the 19th Precinct in the 24th Ward 594-572 (49%-47%), with 47 people voting for RFK, Jr. Four years ago, Joe Biden won that precinct with 96 percent of the vote, to Trump’s 3. Chuy Garcia won it 767-255 with another 139 for Ed Hershey, the Working Class Party candidate. The Democratic Cook County State’s Attorney candidate Eileen O’Neill Burke beat Republican Bob Fioretti 680-319 (61%-28%), with 124 people voting for Andrew Charles Kopinski, the Libertarian. The statewide non-binding referendum for a tax on annual income over a million dollars to be used for property tax relief passed 68 percent to 32 percent. And the Assisted Reproductive Healthcare Advisory Question passed 87 percent to 13 percent.
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- Big Dipper - Thursday, Nov 7, 24 @ 1:18 pm:
Felons stick together.
- 47th Ward - Thursday, Nov 7, 24 @ 1:18 pm:
Evidence that the SAFE-T Act is working?
- JS Mill - Thursday, Nov 7, 24 @ 1:35 pm:
Totally checks out. Should warm Donnie ELgin’s heart too.
- TheInvisibleMan - Thursday, Nov 7, 24 @ 1:39 pm:
File under ‘a picture is worth a thousand words’.
Looking at the maps last night in Will County, the millionaire tax failed in a single precinct within Joliet. The gated community where the mayor lives.
- Toby - Thursday, Nov 7, 24 @ 1:44 pm:
==Big Dipper==
A jail is not a prison.
- Over The Hill - Thursday, Nov 7, 24 @ 1:46 pm:
I have spent a long career as an attorney representing clients who live at the Cook County Jail. It should be no suprise to anybody, except for a few blindly idealistic progressive activists, that they are the most grotesquely misogynistic group of young men that you will ever encounter in your life.
- Big Dipper - Thursday, Nov 7, 24 @ 1:48 pm:
==A jail is not a prison.==
Heard of recidivism?
- Toby - Thursday, Nov 7, 24 @ 2:33 pm:
==Big Dipper==
This is the same elitism politics that made the Republican Party the new party of the oligarch working class. I hope you made off with money this election cycle.