Rauner Claims Victory, Quinn Finally Concedes
Republican challenger Bruce Rauner won the Illinois gubernatorial race Tuesday night, but it took incumbent Pat Quinn until Wednesday afternoon to concede.
Photo: Bruce Rauner give the thumbs-up to his supporters. (Photo/Roxane Pahldad)

Analysis: Chicago Voter Turnout Continues Downward Trend 

Low turnout had a big impact in the gubernatorial race.

Analysis: The Good, Bad and Ugly from Rauner's party
Analysis: Long lines, same-day registration slow some results
Party notebooks: Quinn | Durbin | Oberweis

Live Blog: Election Day Coverage
Follow our election coverage on our Live Blog, Storify and Twitter accounts. We'll update with stories, notes and results throughout the day and night. Preview: Key Nov. 4 storylines
Photo: Bruce Rauner awaits a question. (Photo/Emily Brosious)

Self-Financing Approach Helps Rauner Take Lead in Polls, Spending
Emily Brosious examines the most expensive gubernatorial race in Illinois history.
Photo: Republican challenger Bruce Rauner. (Photo/Emily Brosious)

Analysis: 2014 Illinois Primary Turnout at Historic Low
Kenny Reiter reports on low voter turnout in last spring's primary. Is it a sign for the November general election?

Story: Can grace period registration boost turnout?
Data visualization: 2014 Illinois primary turnout
Story, map: Poor primary turnout might not translate to November

Infographic: Twitter's Role in the 2014 Election
It worked for Obama in 2008 and 2012, so other candidates are turning to Twitter and social media to raise money and interact with voters. Juan Latapi visualizes social media's impact
on elections. (Photo/Twitter)

Infographic: Twitter stats on the Illinois "Big Four"