Tina Sfondeles is the Chief Political Reporter for the Chicago Sun-Times, focusing on local politics in Illinois and Chicago. With a background in political reporting, Tina has covered a wide range of topics, including immigration, government policies, and elections. Her work has been featured in various media outlets, showcasing her expertise in the field.
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Tina's reporting is heavily focused on local government and politics, particularly in Illinois and Chicago. She frequently covers announcements from government officials and legal policy regulations, as well as evolving political stories.
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By: Tina Sfondeles
The battle between Democratic nominee Vice President Kamala Harris, who would make history as the first woman and the first Asian American to win the presidency, and former President Donald Trump, who wants to avenge his 2020 loss, could stretch for days or weeks.
By: Tina Sfondeles
The former president described the country as a dark place that only he can fix — and often derailed Kamala Harris in misogynistic and racist attacks. In a divided country, those words seemed to work with voters who were angry and wanted change, and exit polls have shown men were his strongest…
By: Tina Sfondeles
El expresidente describió al país como un lugar oscuro que sólo él puede arreglar —a menudo atacando a Harris con frases misóginas y racistas. En un país dividido, eso pareció resonar entre los votantes que están enojados y quieren un cambio. Las encuestas de las urnas han demostrado que los hombres fueron sus partidarios más firmes.
By: Tina Sfondeles
The former president described the country as a dark place that only he can fix — and often ripped Harris in misogynistic and racist attacks. In a divided country, those words seemed to resound with voters who are angry and want change. Exit polls have shown men were his strongest supporters.
By: Tina Sfondeles
The governor's remarks came two days after former President Donald Trump defeated Vice President Kamala Harris. Pritzker, who has used his podium to attack Trump since the beginning of his first campaign in 2017, offered up somber, and less combative remarks as he sought to reassure the blue state of Illinois that his administration will be ready for fight against policies that could harm Illinoisans, including its vulnerable populations.
By: Tina Sfondeles
Donald Trump's win forges a path for Illinois' governor to run for president in 2028. But first he'll have to decide whether he'll seek a third term — which remains the best way for him to stay in the spotlight and fight Trump's policies.
By: Tina Sfondeles, Jon Seidel
It's unlikely anyone will be nominated to be Chicago's top federal prosecutor until after Donald Trump takes office in January.
By: Tina Sfondeles
Gov. JB Pritzker cited environmental protections and the threat of mass deportations as the types of issues the coalition will be exploring.
By: Tina Sfondeles, Ashlee Rezin
Gov. J.B. Pritzker will serve as co-chair of Governors Safeguarding Democracy, a new nonpartisan coalition of governors.
By: Tina Sfondeles
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker and Colorado Gov. Jared Polis have formed a coalition of governors to fight against “increasing threats of autocracy” and strengthen democracy during a second Donald Trump presidency.
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