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Black and blue by Mike Riopell
Illinois Demorcrats are bruised from months of infighting, making some candidates vulnerable as the state's GOP looks to regain its footing.
Keep them separated? by Brian J. Gaines
A constitutional convention could offer a chance to take a new look at how job duties are delegated between the executive and legislative branches.
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Democrats want to build the majority in their congressional delegation while Republicans aim to shift the balance.
Sweet home for Obama by Daniel C. Vock
The field of presidential candidates in Illinois will include a favorite son and a native daughter.
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Illinois politicians could learn a thing or two about innovation from other states
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