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IEA Recommended Candidates Candidate Recommendation v2 Postcard 9-16-2020.qxp_General Election 2020 9/16/20 2:02 PM Page 2 IEA RECOMMENDED CANDIDATES UNITED STATES CONGRESS CD 1 Bobby Rush (D) CD 7 No recommendation CD 13 Betsy Dirksen Londrigan (D) CD 2 Robin Kelly (D) CD 8 Raja Krishnamoorthi (D) CD 14 Lauren Underwood (D) CD 3 Marie Newman (D) CD 9 Jan Schakowsky (D) CD 15 No recommendation CD 4 Jesus “Chuy” Garcia (D) CD 10 No recommendation CD 16 No recommendation Updated 10/9/2020 IEACD 5RecommendedMike Quigley (D) CandidatesCD 11 -Bill General Foster (D) Election 2020CD 17 Cheri Bustos (D) CD 6 Sean Casten (D) CD 12 Mike Bost (R) CD 18 No recommendation ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT JUSTICE Thomas Kilbride (3rd District) ILLINOIS SENATE SD 1 No recommendation SD 19 Mike Hastings (D) SD 43 John Connor (D) SD 4 Kimberly Lightford (D) SD 22 Cristina Castro (D) SD 46 Dave Koehler (D) SD 6 No recommendation SD 25 Karina Villa (D) SD 49 Meg Loughran Cappel (D) SD 7 Heather Steans (D) SD 28 Laura Murphy (D) SD 52 Scott Bennett (D) SD 10 Robert Martwick (D) SD 31 Melinda Bush (D) SD 55 No recommendation SD 11 No recommendation SD 34 Steve Stadelman (D) SD 58 Terri Bryant (R) SD 13 No recommendation SD 37 No recommendation SD 16 No recommendation SD 40 Patrick Joyce (D) ILLINOIS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES HD 1 No recommendation HD 41 No recommendation HD 81 Anne Stava-Murray (D) HD 2 Theresa Mah (D) HD 42 No recommendation HD 82 No recommendation HD 3 No recommendation HD 43 Anna Moeller (D) HD 83 Barbara Hernandez (D) HD 4 Delia Ramirez (D) HD 44 Fred Crespo (D) HD 84 Stephanie Kifowit (D) HD 5 Lamont Robinson Jr. (D) HD 45 Diane Pappas (D) HD 85 John Connor (D) HD 6 Sonya Harper (D) HD 46 Deb Conroy (D) HD 86 Lawrence Walsh Jr. (D) HD 7 Emanuel "Chris" Welch (D) HD 47 No recommendation HD 87 No recommendation HD 8 No recommendation HD 48 Terra Costa Howard (D) HD 88 No recommendation HD 9 No recommendation HD 49 Maura Hirschauer (D) HD 89 No recommendation HD 10 No recommendation HD 50 No recommendation HD 90 Seth Wiggins (D) HD 11 Ann Williams (D) HD 51 Mary Edly-Allen (D) HD 91 No recommendation HD 12 No recommendation HD 52 No recommendation HD 92 Jehan Gordon-Booth (D) HD 13 No recommendation HD 53 Mark Walker (D) HD 93 Norine Hammond (R) HD 14 Kelly Cassidy (D) HD 54 No recommendation HD 94 No recommendation HD 15 No recommendation HD 55 Martin Moylan (D) HD 95 No recommendation HD 16 Denyse Wang-Stoneback (D) HD 56 Michelle Mussman (D) HD 96 Sue Scherer (D) HD 17 Jennifer Gong-Gershowitz (D) HD 57 Jonathan Carroll (D) HD 97 No recommendation HD 18 Robyn Gabel (D) HD 58 Bob Morgan (D) HD 98 Natalie Manley (D) HD 19 Lindsey LaPointe (D) HD 59 Daniel Didech (D) HD 99 No recommendation HD 20 No recommendation HD 60 Rita Mayeld (D) HD 100 C.D. Davidsmeyer (R) HD 21 No recommendation HD 61 Joyce Mason (D) HD 101 No recommendation HD 22 Michael Madigan (D) HD 62 Sam Yingling (D) HD 102 No recommendation HD 23 Michael Zalewski (D) HD 63 No recommendation HD 103 Carol Ammons (D) HD 24 No recommendation HD 64 No recommendation HD 104 Michael Marron (R) HD 25 No recommendation HD 65 Martha Paschke (D) HD 105 Dan Brady (R) HD 26 No recommendation HD 66 Suzanne Ness (D) HD 106 Thomas Bennett (R) HD 27 Justin Slaughter (D) HD 67 Maurice West (D) HD 107 No recommendation HD 28 Bob Rita (D) HD 68 Dave Vella (D) HD 108 Charles Meier (R) HD 29 Thaddeus Jones (D) HD 69 No recommendation HD 109 No recommendation HD 30 William Davis (D) HD 70 Jeff Keicher (R) HD 110 No recommendation HD 31 Mary Flowers (D) HD 71 Tony McCombie (R) HD 111 Monica Bristow (D) HD 32 André Thapedi (D) HD 72 Michael Haplin (D) HD 112 Katie Stuart (D) HD 33 Marcus Evans (D) HD 73 No recommendation HD 113 Jay Hoffman (D) HD 34 Nicholas Smith (D) HD 74 No recommendation HD 114 LaToya Greenwood (D) HD 35 Francis Hurley (D) HD 75 No recommendation HD 115 No recommendation HD 36 Kelly Burke (D) HD 76 No recommendation HD 116 Nathan Reitz (D) HD 37 Michelle Fadeley (D) HD 77 Kathleen Willis (D) HD 117 Dave Severin (R) HD 38 No recommendation HD 78 Camille Lilly (D) HD 118 Patrick Windhorst (R) HD 39 Will Guzzardi (D) HD 79 Charlene Eads (D) HD 40 Jaime Andrade Jr. (D) HD 80 Anthony DeLuca (D).
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