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A-1s and Exiteers: Who’s Coming And Going in The 2018 Elections
Fundraising saw an uptick this week as campaign season rolled on. While the Senate holds the fate of school funding we’ll continue keeping tabs on A-1 filings every week. Meanwhile, a slate of lawmakers, many Republicans among them, have announced this week they’ll no longer be seeking office, opening up four more seats ahead of the 2018 election. Here’s is a round-up of those filling their coffers and those saying their goodbyes:
Senate A-1s For The Week- A-1, Dave Syverson Campaign Committee
- A-1, Citizens for John Cullerton for State Senate
- A-1, Friends of Heather Steans
- A-1, Friends of Toi Hutchinson
- A-1, Friends of Dave Koehler
- A-1, Friends of Mattie Hunter
- A-1, McGuire for Senate
- A-1, Citizens for Pamela J Althoff
- A-1, Friends of Terry Links
- A-1, Julie Morrison for State Senate
- A-1, Friends of Clayborne
- A-1, Bennett for Senate
- A-1, Citizens for Al Riley
Retiree Roundup- Rep. Robert W. Pritchard (R-70)
- Rep. Barbara Wheeler (R-64)
- House Deputy Republican Leader Patricia R. Bellock (R-47)
- Rep. Bill Mitchell (R-101)
The group joins four other Republicans General Assembly colleagues this year in announcing they will not seek re-election in November. Others who have announced in recent months include: House Assistant Republican Leader Chad Hays (R-104), Sen. Tim Bivins (R-45), Sen. Christine Radogno (R-45), Sen. Kyle McCarter (R-54).
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