Illinois lawmakers OK moving 2022 primary to June; governor still must sign – Chicago Sun-Times*

Rep. Maurice West said, “Our proposal is to do this one time change just to see how it works and I think it will be beneficial to the state, and then it can maybe be something we keep moving forward."
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debtsor
4 years ago

The effect of moving primaries to June also will suppress Republican turnout as the 2022 presidential nominee will likely already have been chosen by then.

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