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Thursday July 22nd, 2010, 3:14pm
The Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals entered a ruling today upholding a June decision that could result in Illinoisans having to vote in two U.S. Senate races on Nov. 2. The special election would fill, for eight weeks, the Senate seat currently held by Roland Burris.
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