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Rep. Adam Kinzinger, left, during a news conference on the payroll tax vote with fellow House Republican freshmen at the Capitol on Dec. 19, 2011.

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Rep. Adam Kinzinger, left, during a news conference on the payroll tax vote with fellow House Republican freshmen at the Capitol on Dec. 19, 2011.

Illinois’s Primary Includes Congressional Races Too

The high-profile Republican presidential primary isn’t the only election worth tracking today in Illinois. Some congressional primaries merit watching. The biggest matchup pits a pair of Republican representatives, Donald Manzullo and Adam Kinzinger, in a Republican-leaning district that forms an...

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Voting in the state primary at a laundromat on March 20, 2010 in Chicago.

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Voting in the state primary at a laundromat on March 20, 2010 in Chicago.

Chicago Suburbs Key in Illinois Republican Primaries

For Democrats seeking statewide office in Illinois, any winning campaign strategy must include Chicago. In Republican primaries, it’s all about Chicago’s suburbs. The share of Cook County outside Chicago, plus the five “collar” counties that abut Cook, probably will account...

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Rep. Aaron Schock with Mitt Romney at Ella's Tea and Coffee House in Muscatine, Iowa, on Dec. 28, 2011.

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Rep. Aaron Schock with Mitt Romney at Ella's Tea and Coffee House in Muscatine, Iowa, on Dec. 28, 2011.

Schock and Awe for Romney

He’s been named America’s “Fittest Congressman” and the “Ripped Representative.” Now Congressman Aaron Schock of Illinois is teaming up with another healthy eater and regular exercise practitioner, Mitt Romney. As the March 20 Illinois primary looms as the next big prize on...

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