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Chicago Lawmakers "More Receptive" to Bears Lakefront Proposal
Chicago Lawmakers "More Receptive" to Bears Lakefront Proposal

The Chicago Bears have confirmed the team is willing to pony up some $2 billion as part of a proposal to build a new stadium just south of the current Soldier Field site along the Chicago lakefront.

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NewsPatrick PfingstenMarch 12, 2024
In the Field: Three Conservatives in Policy Harmony in Race for Senate
In the Field: Three Conservatives in Policy Harmony in Race for Senate

When Republican primary voters choose a new State senator in the sprawling 37th District March 19, they’ll be choosing between three candidates who nearly mirror the policy positions of their opponents.

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NewsPatrick PfingstenMarch 8, 2024
GOP Poll: Bost Leads Bailey By 6
GOP Poll: Bost Leads Bailey By 6

A new GOP poll released Wednesday shows incumbent Congressman Mike Bost (R-Murphysboro) with a six point lead in his primary battle with former state senator and 2022 GOP nominee for governor Darren Bailey.

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NewsPatrick PfingstenMarch 6, 2024
Senate Caves on Fully Elected Chicago School Board
Senate Caves on Fully Elected Chicago School Board

Senate President Don Harmon backed down from a months-long feud with the House and Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson Tuesday, advancing legislation to create a hybrid elected Chicago School Board bill.

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NewsPatrick PfingstenMarch 6, 2024
Right Wing House Candidate Promoting Endorsement from Convicted Cross Burner
Right Wing House Candidate Promoting Endorsement from Convicted Cross Burner

A conservative southern Illinois House candidate under fire for a “racist” radio ad about migrants legally in the United States was endorsed by a former candidate for Sheriff who was convicted of burning a cross.

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NewsPatrick PfingstenMarch 5, 2024
Supreme Court Ruling Keeps Trump on Illinois Ballot
Supreme Court Ruling Keeps Trump on Illinois Ballot

The Supreme Court ruling Monday that former President Donald Trump could not be removed from the ballot on the basis of the 14th Amendment also applies to a Cook County decision last week, essentially guaranteeing Trump will remain on the Illinois ballot in less than two weeks.

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NewsPatrick PfingstenMarch 5, 2024
Your Questions...Answered!
Your Questions...Answered!

We like to periodically open it up to your questions.

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OpinionPatrick PfingstenMarch 5, 2024
In the Field: Three Democrats Hope to Hold Dem Swing District
In the Field: Three Democrats Hope to Hold Dem Swing District

If Democrats want to continue calling themselves a big tent party, the Democratic primary in the open 76th House District may be indicative of the ideological divide in the party.

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NewsPatrick PfingstenMarch 2, 2024
"Racist" Radio Ad Lands in Southern Illinois Legislative Race
"Racist" Radio Ad Lands in Southern Illinois Legislative Race

A southern Illinois legislative primary is getting ugly with a new radio ad some Republicans are referring to as “race baiting” and “desperate.”

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NewsPatrick PfingstenFebruary 28, 2024
Cook County Judge Removes Trump from March Ballot
Cook County Judge Removes Trump from March Ballot

Cook County Circuit Judge Tracie Porter removed former President Donald Trump from the Illinois ballot Wednesday, just twenty days before the March 19 primary.

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NewsPatrick PfingstenFebruary 28, 2024
Suburban Republicans Plan for the Trump Problem
Suburban Republicans Plan for the Trump Problem

Donald Trump has already lost Illinois by a million votes twice and isn’t expected to compete in the state this fall. Many suburban candidates are preparing for the drag Trump will be on the ticket for down ballot candidates.

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NewsPatrick PfingstenFebruary 27, 2024
Pritzker Attacks Opposition to Grocery Tax Repeal
Pritzker Attacks Opposition to Grocery Tax Repeal

Governor JB Pritzker mocked those questioning his plan to end the state’s grocery tax because of its impact on the finances of local governments around the state.

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NewsPatrick PfingstenFebruary 27, 2024
Bailey Goes Up on TV, But Is It "Too Little, Too Late?"
Bailey Goes Up on TV, But Is It "Too Little, Too Late?"

In an effort to turn around the prospects of a fledgling campaign, former state senator and 2022 GOP gubernatorial nominee Darren Bailey is introducing a fiery ad aimed at his opponent, incumbent Congressman Mike Bost (R-Murphysboro).

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NewsPatrick PfingstenFebruary 23, 2024
Groups Scrutinize Pritzker Tax Plan
Groups Scrutinize Pritzker Tax Plan

Governor JB Pritzker’s budget proposal Wednesday included tax increases on gaming and business as well as an end to the grocery tax, which actually benefits towns and municipalities and not state coffers.

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NewsPatrick PfingstenFebruary 23, 2024
How Trump Endorsed Bost
How Trump Endorsed Bost

While former President Donald Trump’s endorsement of Congressman Mike Bost (R-Murphysboro) seemed to come out of nowhere after months of angling by both Bost and his opponent, former Sen. Darren Bailey.

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NewsPatrick PfingstenFebruary 21, 2024
Under the Radar Primary Races
Under the Radar Primary Races

Some potentially high profile primary campaigns are flying under the radar.

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NewsPatrick PfingstenFebruary 21, 2024
Pritzker Budget Address Reaction
Pritzker Budget Address Reaction

Reaction to Governor Pritzker’s budget proposal.

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NewsPatrick PfingstenFebruary 21, 2024
Details of Gov. Pritzker's Budget Proposal
Details of Gov. Pritzker's Budget Proposal

Governor JB Pritzker is proposing $52.7 billion in General Revenue Fund spending, up from $52.4 billion in the current year, in his budget presented to the General Assembly Wednesday in Springfield.

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NewsPatrick PfingstenFebruary 21, 2024
Six Races to Watch A Month from Primary Day
Six Races to Watch A Month from Primary Day

With four weeks to go before Primary Election Day on March 19, we have six races to watch the next 28 days:

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NewsPatrick PfingstenFebruary 20, 2024
This Budget May Be Pritzker's Toughest Challenge Yet
This Budget May Be Pritzker's Toughest Challenge Yet

Navigating the pandemic, the deaths of two dozen veterans in a state run home, losing a key constitutional amendment referendum, and overcoming a flow of asylum-seeking migrants into the state have peppered Governor JB Pritzker’s first five years in office.

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OpinionPatrick PfingstenFebruary 20, 2024
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