Professor says Illinois political landscape continues to change – Center Square

“Dramatically within Illinois, we’ve gone from a party-centered kind of process to one that is much more candidate-centered,” said Kent Redfield, professor of political science at the University of Illinois-Springfield.
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Hello, Indiana!
1 year ago

Don’t know what rock you’ve been under Ken, but identity politics have been all the rage since 2021. There are radicals on both sides of the aisle that their own political parties seem to detest, yet keep getting elected such as Marjorie Green and AOC.

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