Cook County seeks paid election judges in Maine Township

The Cook County Clerk's Office is recruiting paid election judges ($250) and polling place technicians ($400) for the Nov. 3 gubernatorial election, with Maine Township among the areas with the greatest need for workers.

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Suburban group including Rosemont opposes O'Hare express train plan

The West Central Municipal Conference, a regional planning body that includes Rosemont, formally opposed the proposed $2.25 billion O'Hare Flyer express train, citing concerns about traffic, emergency response and wildlife along the at-grade CSX freight corridor through several western suburbs.

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A row of empty voting booths with privacy screens in a brightly lit hall.

Cook County seeks paid election judges in Maine Township

The Cook County Clerk's Office is recruiting paid election judges ($250) and polling place technicians ($400) for the Nov. 3 gubernatorial election, with Maine Township among the areas with the greatest need for workers.

A row of empty voting booths with privacy screens in a brightly lit hall.

Cook County seeks paid election judges in Maine Township

The Cook County Clerk's Office is recruiting paid election judges ($250) and polling place technicians ($400) for the Nov. 3 gubernatorial election, with Maine Township among the areas with the greatest need for workers.

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