ICPR was mentioned in this article. Via – DuPage Policy Journal “Sean Casten raised $69 per vote cast for him in the 6th Congressional District Democratic primary race last week, according to the Illinois Campaign for Political Reform. In all,…
Read MoreICPR was mentioned in this article Via – Chicago City Wire “Aaron Ortiz raised $35 per vote cast for him in the 1st House District Democratic primary race last week compared to incumbent Dan Burke’s $140 per vote, according to…
Read MoreICPR’s Primary analysis was mentioned in this article. Via – South Cook News “U.S. Rep. Dan Lipinski raised $73 per vote cast for him in the 3rd Congressional District Democratic primary race last week, according to the Illinois Campaign for…
Read MoreICPR was mentioned in this article. Via – Prairie State Wire “Gov. Bruce Rauner raised $215 per vote cast for him in the gubernatorial primary race last week compared to Rep. Jeanne Ives’ $12 per vote, according to the Illinois…
Read MoreWho were the individuals and special interests behind some of Illinois’ most expensive local and statewide elections this year? We know that JB Pritzker self-funded his campaign to the tune of $70 million, and Governor Rauner dropped $50 million into his…
Read MoreICPR Board Treasurer & Senior Advisor David Melton was quoted in this article. Via – Injustice Watch “Several long-standing traditions seemed upended by Cook County voters in the judicial primaries last week: Negative publicity or ratings mattered. Running as a…
Read MoreICPR was mentioned in this article. Via – Dispatch – Argus “Let these numbers sink in for a minute: $163 million: What the Illinois Campaign for Political Reform reports that candidates for Illinois governor raised in the run-up to the…
Read MoreICPR’s Policy Director Colin Williams was quoted in this article. Via – WTAX “To win a statewide election, you’d better have a lot of money – or be within walking distance of it! It’s the kind of thing, wealthy though…
Read MoreICPR’s research was mentioned in this article. Via – Daily Herald “Most expensive primary in Illinois history? The dubious honor goes to this year’s gubernatorial primary where Democrat J.B. Pritzker and Republican Gov. Bruce Rauner emerged victorious, a government watchdog…
Read MoreICPR’s research was mentioned in this article. Via – Herald WHIG “Illinois politicians say that based on Tuesday’s primary election, they expect higher spending, more negative advertising and more uncertainty leading up to November’s general election. State Sen. Sam McCann,…
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