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October 26, 20200

Rep. Mike Quigley cuts expenditures by nearly half in 2020 campaign

Democratic Congressman Mike Quigley has spent more than $631,000 so far as he runs for his seventh term as Illinois’s 5th Congressional District’s re

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November 6, 20180

Rep. Bobby Rush’s family continues to benefit from campaign dollars

A 2018 report from the House Committee on Ethics shows Democratic Representative Bobby Rush is still utilizing the federal campaign finance system to

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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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October 26, 20200

Bobby Rush’s campaign spending on family ‘could be concerning’, analyst says

Bobby Rush, Democratic representative for Illinois’ 1st District, has spent $402,044 so far during the 2019-2020 election cycle, with about $41,062 —

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November 5, 20180

Chicago congressman has paid over $400,000 to his wife since 2010, federal election records show

Luis Gutierrez, who has been Illinois’ 4th District representative for 25 years, has decided to retire at the end of his current term. While it will

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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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October 28, 20200

Democratic Rep. Sean Casten focuses on media buying in 2020 election

In his first-time incumbent election cycle, Rep. Sean Casten has spent $3,157,127 this election cycle as of October 1, nearly half of what he spent l

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November 9, 20180

Illinois campaign spending not always transparent

Congressman Brad Schneider (D-IL 10th District) was one of the top campaign spenders among Illinois candidates running for the U.S. House of Repr

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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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October 28, 20200

Big donations, decreased spending for 9th District Rep. Jan Schakowsky’s 2020 campaign

Long-standing Congresswoman Jan Schakowsky allocated about 75 percent of her spending during the 2019-20 election cycle so far on salaries, fundraisi

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