Elections legislation spawns Lake County political battle

  • Dan Duffy

    Dan Duffy

  • Aaron Lawlor

    Aaron Lawlor

  • Terry Link

    Terry Link

 
Mike Riopell
 
Russell Lissau
 
 
Posted5/29/2013 6:35 PM

A political dispute over the future of elections in Lake County has consumed top officials as its top Democrat favors turning voting control over to a new board and a bipartisan collection of other leaders are pushing back hard.

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