With the Chicago mayoral race just weeks away and Rahm Emanuel’s candidacy hanging in the balance, the Illinois Supreme Court ruled today to overturn a 2-1 appellate decision and ordered that the former White House chief-of-staff’s name be placed on the ballot.
For more, see the Chicago Tribune’s report.
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