Manar Say He Won’t Run For Governor In 2018
Democratic state Sen. Andy Manar says he will remain in the Illinois Senate rather than run for governor in 2018.
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Democratic state Sen. Andy Manar says he will remain in the Illinois Senate rather than run for governor in 2018.
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