Illinois Democrats carved up their state — and may still lose a seat – Politico

"But with the prospect of losing the House if the GOP wins just six seats in November, Democrats are finding that even places they carved out for themselves are frustratingly competitive as economic concerns spook voters."
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debtsor
3 years ago

It remains to be seen how far the red wave will go. I met a young parent this week upset when she found out that our local school focused more on art, PE and recess than math and science. She was all worked up about it. I said, you’re from IL, you know how crazy this state is, and they genuinely seemed to have no idea who insane things had gotten in IL . I didn’t want to spoil the mood of the party so I didn’t tell them about how their 3rd grader was going to be introduced to… Read more »

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