State probes dark money in re-election of controversy-plagued County Commissioner Sean Morrison

Some $300,000 in money from a dark PAC set up to fight Illinois tax hikes made its way into the campaign coffers of beleaguered Cook County Commissioner and Failed Cook County Republican Party boss Sean Morrison. The Illinois Election Board is investigating complaints the transfer of the funding to Morrison's cook county re-election bid November 8, 2022 is improper. A state hearing set for Dec. 20, 2022.

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