In the gubernatorial race in Illinois, JB Pritzker provided $10 million to Juliana Stratton's campaign, while Richard Uihlein offered strategic and conditional support.
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Updated oct 23
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In the gubernatorial race in Illinois, JB Pritzker provided $10 million to Juliana Stratton's campaign, while Richard Uihlein offered strategic and conditional support.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Stratton is seeking to succeed Durbin as Pritzker and Stratton run for office in Illinois.1 source
- Richard Uihlein donated funds to conservative causes and campaigns while defending the state's election law against challenges.Sub-event
Pritzker, Stratton, and Uihlein are major gubernatorial candidates in Illinois with campaign finance ties.1 source
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The entities involved
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JB Pritzker
American businessman and politician (born 1965)
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Juliana Stratton
Lieutenant Governor of Illinois since 2019
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Richard Uihlein
American businessman
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Related events
- Pritzker encourages tax holiday participation, while Trump policies are blamed for price hikes in Illinois, and Stratton supports affordability measures.
- Multiple political races are underway in Illinois, including the gubernatorial contest between Pritzker and Stratton, and Senate challenges.
- Donald Trump endorsed Darren Bailey, who is challenging incumbent governor J.B. Pritzker in the gubernatorial race.
- Pritzker enacted tax hikes in Illinois while Brian Scopa announced his candidacy for office.
- Don Tracy faces Juliana Stratton in the Illinois Senate race for Dick Durbin's open seat.
Coverage
Newest first; wire copies grouped- chicagocrusader.com
- chicagotribune.comEditorial: Illinois GOP’s anemic fundraising underscores its life in the political wilderness