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Illinois State Board of Elections to hear presidential petition objections

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(The Center Square) – The Illinois State Board of Elections is expected to meet Friday to review objections to presidential candidate ballot access petitions. Among the petition objections are those of incumbent President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump.

Watch coverage of the hearing below.

Bouvet, Conrad, Newsome & Hubbard v. Biden

Clark Erickson | Anderson, Holley, Hickman, Cintron & Baker v. Trump

Watch Illinois State Board of Elections case Jones, Johanson, Sutterland, Johnson & Smith v. Biden below:

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