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Appeals court denies city’s motion to stay enforcement of lower court’s Bring Chicago Home ruling

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* First Appellate District…

IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the City of Chicago’s motion to stay enforcement pending appeal is denied. The referendum that is the subject of this litigation remains on the ballot and voters are free to cast their ballots as they choose. The effect of the lower court order is to enjoin the Board of Elections from counting those ballots, which will not occur until after the polls close on election day, March 19, 2024. Nevertheless, cognizant of the issues raised by the City, we granted its motion to expedite this appeal in order to resolve the case on an expedited basis.

posted by Rich Miller
Thursday, Feb 29, 24 @ 4:58 pm

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Mayor Photo Op keeps taking Ls.

Comment by Otis Day Thursday, Feb 29, 24 @ 5:27 pm
Funny how many of the same people who said we should help the homeless before helping the migrants are also opposing this measure that would in fact help the homeless.

Comment by Big Dipper Thursday, Feb 29, 24 @ 5:32 pm
Big Dipper - can you include the names of those people please?

Comment by Just Me 2 Thursday, Feb 29, 24 @ 5:37 pm
As lomg as Ald Maria Hadden and the Mayor treats the real estate community with disdain and refuses to discuss potential solutions with them, I suspect nothing will get resolved.

Comment by Tom Thursday, Feb 29, 24 @ 10:07 pm
You’re cute, Just.

Comment by Big Dipper Friday, Mar 1, 24 @ 10:53 am

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