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Series: Campaign Finance Report - Fall 2019

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December 10, 20190

Congressman Jesús García uses almost $1 million in first campaign year

In his first campaign year in the election cycle, Congressman Jesús “Chuy” García of Illinois’s 4th congressional district spent nearly $1 million af

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December 12, 20190

Rodney Davis campaign spending increased from ‘feeling pressure’, analyst says

During the 2017-2018 election cycle, Republican U.S. Congressman Rodney Davis's campaign spent $4,085,715.  That was a increase of $1,651,389

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December 12, 20190

Danny K. Davis’s campaign spent less than all Illinois Democrats in 2018 election cycle

It doesn’t take much money to get Danny K. Davis re-elected to Congress. In fact, the 7th Congressional District Democrat spent less on his 2018 c

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December 12, 20190

Darin LaHood cuts campaign spending in half

Illinois Congressman Darin LaHood spent $1.2 million to get re-elected in 2018, half of what he spent in the previous election cycle. LaHood, Repu

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December 10, 20190

Illinois Congresswoman Lauren Underwood spends nearly $5 million on first election

Lauren Underwood spent about $4.9 million to win her seat in the election for Illinois’s 14th congressional district. Most of Underwood’s expendit

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January 21, 20200

Robin Kelly’s campaign targeting fundraising for 2020 cycle

In the 2018 election cycle, Congresswoman Robin Kelly spent $879,435 in total – one of the lowest amounts spent - defeating David Merkle by 183,816 t

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December 5, 20190

Rodney Davis campaign targets media, quadrupled advertising in 2018

Davis’s campaign spent nearly $4.1 million in the 2018 election cycle. In the 2016 cycle, he spent $2.4 million. Faced with a tough opponent, Cong

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December 17, 20190

Individual donors, PACs key to Jan Schakowsky’s 2020 fundraising

In past years, Illinois Congresswoman Jan Schakowsky has raised near the same or less than the average of other Illinois congress members. Since the

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December 10, 20190

Fundraising focus for unopposed primary candidate John Shimkus

Despite being unopposed in the Republican primary and winning reelection to his seat by 41 percentage points over Democratic challenger Kevin Gaither

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December 19, 20190

Rep. Krishnamoorthi outspends challenger by $1.9 million in re-election campaigning

Illinois representative Raja Krishnamoorthi spent $1.9 million more on campaigning than his 8th congressional district challenger for the 2018 midter

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