Voted early...

 

Quinn and Alexi

Alexei will make Illinois another Massachusetts with his Rezko ties. Went with Hoffman.

Choosing between Quinn and Hynes is almost as bad as the last general for governor - Blago vs Topinka. Is death an option?

 

Alexei will make Illinois another Massachusetts with his Rezko ties. Went with Hoffman.

 

Or he could become President...

Alexei will make Illinois another Massachusetts with his Rezko ties. Went with Hoffman.

 

see i dont get this. His bank lent $ to Resko. He was a senior lender at this bank. So what. Does no one know how the lending process works in this country?

Until we can go a cycle without someone being ousted, impeached, tried or leaving their post under suspicious conditions, I won't be voting for state government. And by the way, having a newspaper endorsement just doesn't carry the same cache. Especially since I'm sure they endorsed at least one of the former corrupt governors, alderpeople, etc.

 

A vote for no one is a vote for empowerment!

Hoffman. Quinn.

 

Wish there was more exit poll information available.

Alexei will make Illinois another Massachusetts with his Rezko ties. Went with Hoffman.

This.

 

Raja for Comptroller!

see i dont get this. His bank lent $ to Resko. He was a senior lender at this bank. So what. Does no one know how the lending process works in this country?

**cough**

Alexi and Hynes.

Great. First poll out.

Republican Mark Kirk holds a modest 46% to 40% lead over Democrat Alexi Giannoulias in the race for the Illinois Senate following Tuesday’s party primaries.

Great. First poll out.

Good. I'm not exactly a Kirk fan, but I'd rather have his relatively moderate stances and professionalism, over someone who looks to me like they are exactly what has been ruining Congress for a while now. I think Kirk has a far greater chance of being something useful than Giannoulis does.

 

 

So...Illini...um...

The little-known pawnbroker who won this week's Democratic primary election for Illinois lieutenant governor was arrested in 2005 after his prostitute girlfriend alleged that he put a knife to her throat and pushed her against the wall -- an incident that could create a major headache for Governor Pat Quinn.

 

Scott Lee Cohen denies that he laid a hand on the woman, and says he didn't know she was a prostitute -- he thought she just worked in a massage parlor.

South Carolina would like to thank you again.