In response to reports that some Chicago aldermen had approached Giannoulias about running, the spokesperson told ABC7, "To put all rumors to rest, before they get out of hand, Alexi is not running for Mayor. He didn't get into public service to just run for office."ABC News
Friday, November 12, 2010
Giannoulias Rumor Put to Rest? Not Running for Chicago Mayor
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Illinois Senate: Kirk Leads Giannoulias by 4
October 26, 2010
| Election 2010: Illinois Senate | |
|---|---|
| Mark Kirk (R) | 46% |
| Alexi Giannoulias (D) | 42% |
| LeAlan Jones (G) | 5% |
| Some other candidate | 5% |
| Not Sure Rasmussen Reports | 2% |
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Thursday, October 21, 2010
Illinois Governor: Brady Leads by 8 Over Quinn
Survey of 750 Likely Voters in Illinois
October 20 , 2010
| Election 2010: Illinois Governor | |
|---|---|
| Bill Brady (R) | 45% |
| Pat Quinn (D) | 37% |
| Rich Whitney (G) | 2% |
| Scott Lee Cohen (I) | 6% |
| Some other candidate | 1% |
| Not sure Rasmussen Reports | 8% |
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Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Senate: Republicans Now Lead in Enough States to Win Majority
Today, October 6th, is the first day this year that the Republican candidate leads in the most recent poll in ten Senate races for Democratic seats. If the Republicans hang onto these leads, they are assured of a majority!
North Dakota = Republican + 43%
Arkansas = Republican + 18%
Indiana = Republican + 18%
Wisconsin = Republican + 12%
Pennsylvania = Republican + 7%
Colorado = Republican + 5%
West Virginia = Republican + 5%
Illinois = Republican + 4%
Nevada = Republican + 3%
Washington = Republican + 1%
Dick Morris
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Monday, September 13, 2010
Illinois Governor: Brady 50, Quinn 37, Whitney 4
Survey of 750 Likely Voters in Illinois
September 12, 2010
| Election 2010: Illinois Governor | |
|---|---|
| Bill Brady (R) | 50% |
| Pat Quinn (D) | 37% |
| Rich Whitney (G) | 4% |
| Some other candidate | 7% |
| Not sure | 3% |
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Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Illinois: Democrat Halvorson Trails GOP Challenger
Adam Kinzinger currently leads on the ballot test 44%-38% over Congresswoman Halvorson, with 16% of voters undecided. Among high interest voters (8-10s), Kinzinger’s lead improves to 49%-35%, with 13% undecided.National Review/Campaign Spot
Monday, December 21, 2009
Illinois: Republicans Could Pick Up Governorship
December 20, 2009
| Election 2010: Illinois Governor | |
|---|---|
| Ryan | 46% |
| Quinn | 39% |
| Some other candidate | 9% |
| Not sure | 6% |
| Election 2010: Illinois Governor | |
|---|---|
| Ryan | 40% |
| Hynes | 42% |
| Some other candidate | 7% |
| Not sure | 11% |
Source: Rasmussen Reports
Monday, October 19, 2009
Illinois: Former Obama Senate Seat May Go Republican
Illinois Survey of 500 Likely Voters
September 14, 2009
Kirk (R) | 41% |
Giannoulias (D) | 41% |
Other | 4% |
Not Sure | 13% |
Kirk (R) | 43% |
Jackson (D) | 39% |
Other | 4% |
Not Sure | 13% |
Kirk (R) | 43% |
Hoffman (D) | 33% |
Other | 8% |
Not Sure | 16% |
Source: Rasmussen Reports
Friday, July 10, 2009
Video: Illinois Senator Roland Burris Won't Run in 2010
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Friday, March 6, 2009
Illinois: Democrats Will Not Allow Voters to Decide Who Sits in Burris Seat
Chicago Tribune
Friday, February 20, 2009
Illinois: Gov Wants Burris to go Away
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
ACORN Worker Charged With Voter Fraud
An East St. Louis woman has been charged with submitting false information on voter registration cards, including turning in cards from nursing home residents without their knowledge.U.S. Attorney Catherine Hanaway's office said Deidra Humphrey, 44, worked for the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now (ACORN) and the Missouri Progressive Vote Coalition from June through August last year.
Friday, December 26, 2008
Wednesday, December 24, 2008
More Blago/Emanuel Hanky-Panky
In addition to talking with Gov. Blagojevich about who would fill President-elect Barack Obama's Senate seat, Obama's newly minted chief of staff had something else on his mind: his own congressional seat.
Just after accepting the top post with Obama, Rahm Emanuel discussed with Blagojevich the possibility of keeping his congressional seat "warm" for him for a couple of years, the Sun-Times has learned.
Emanuel expressed interest in returning one day to his elected position because he was on track to become U.S. House speaker, the Sun-Times previously reported.
Thursday, December 18, 2008
Blagojevich Won't Fill Senate Vacancy
Attorney Ed Genson says Senate leaders have already said they won't accept an appointment by Blagojevich, so there's no reason for the Democratic governor to select someone.
—Associated Press
Monday, October 13, 2008
Obama Fundraiser Rezko Spilling the Beans About Barack, Blagojevich
Rezko also was friendly with Obama -- offering him a job when he finished law school, funding his earliest political campaigns and purchasing a lot next to his house. But based on the known facts, charges so far and testimony at Rezko's trial, there's no indication there'll be a so-called ''October surprise'' that could hurt the Democratic presidential nominee -- even though Rezko says prosecutors are pressing him for dirt about Obama.
Chicago Sun-Times
Friday, October 3, 2008
Illinois: Palin Haters Admit She Held Her Own
(Hmm... as you'll see in the accompanying photo, these skanks are about 20 years younger than Palin, but Sarah is 20 times hotter than them. Jealousy?)
Monday, September 29, 2008
Rezko May Spill Beans on Obama, Blagojevich

Antoin "Tony" Rezko, a convicted influence peddler who was once one of Gov. Rod Blagojevich's most trusted confidants, has met with federal prosecutors and is considering cooperating in the corruption probe of the governor's administration, sources told the Tribune.
Rezko's possible change of heart—after years of steadfast refusal—has sent ripples through a tight circle of prominent defense attorneys who represent dozens of potential witnesses and targets in the wide-ranging probe.
Continue Story: Chicago Tribune

