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US Rep. Danny Davis of Illinois won’t run for reelection, backs state Rep. La Shawn Ford as his successor
Danny Davis, the 83-year-old dean of Illinois’ U.S. House delegation and a voice for progressive politics for decades, announced Thursday that he will not seek election to a 16th term representing his downtown and West Side district — the latest move in a generational change sweeping the state’s and nation’s political scene.
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The Democratic Party is still trying to figure out its message after 2024's defeatFacing low approval rates, after last year's electoral losses, the Democratic Party is working to figure out its strategy ...
For the third time since 2014, a bipartisan group wants to amend the Illinois Constitution to affect how state legislative ...
The Illinois governor spoke Saturday at the North Carolina Democrats Unity Dinner on the campus of North Carolina State ...
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Why is a California representative from Silicon Valley endorsing a Gen Z congressional candidate in suburban Illinois?
But let’s get to the heart of the matter: Democratic governors are also full of swagger because they believe they’ll nominate ...
ABC’s Linsey Davis talks with Illinois Governor JB Pritzker at the Aspen Ideas Climate Conference about Climate Solutions & ...
ILLINOIS, USA — The Democratic primary for Illinois’ open U.S. Senate seat features three of the state’s most notable ...
See Democratic candidates positioning early for the 2028 election, with strategies focused on pivotal states like South ...
Illinois Democratic Party Chairwoman Robin Kelly is wasting no time in her mission to build the party and engage supporters. Kelly stopped in Rock Island on Wednesday afternoon at the Plumbers and ...
Prominent progressives endorse candidates in the race for Illinois' 9th Congressional District, as the Democratic primary ...
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