One week until the 2022 Primary
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June 28, 2022 is primary election day in Illinois. As of June 17, more than 73,000 Illinoisans had voted by mail and nearly 67,000 more had voted early. That’s just a tiny fraction of the more than 8-million active registered voters in Illinois. Meanwhile, the candidates have been burning through the $5 a gallon gas average, stumping around the state. Former President Donald J. Trump will stump for congressional and gubernatorial candidates in the Quincy area on June 25.
Guests
Amanda Vinicky
Correspondent, Chicago Tonight, WTTW News
Brenden Moore
Reporter who covers Illinois State Government for Lee Enterprises (including Decatur Herald and Review, Bloomington-Normal Pantagraph)
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