Cook County Jail Detainees Had A Higher Voter Turnout In The Primary Than The City As A Whole – Block Club Chicago

About 20 percent of voters turned out citywide compared to 25 percent of detainees at Cook County Jail. Recent legislation made the jail a polling place with same-day registration, boosting turnout there.
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Ex Illini
3 years ago

That’s nothing, the cemeteries had an even better turn out than the jail!

The Paraclete
3 years ago

Hmmmmm…..This is a new one! Mayor Tillingast buying votes with Bologna sandwiches!

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