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To say Tuesday's results were good for Democrats would be a serious understatement. Central Illinois political leaders told WGLT about how and why they think Democrats and Republicans got here.
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Bloomington-Normal voters saw a range of advisory referendum questions on their ballots for the midterm election. The nonbinding questions are not actionable, but can signal voter sentiment on a variety of issues.
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The district that provides firefighting and EMS to 1,184 taxpayers located west and southwest of Bloomington posed three ballot questions to help address rising costs. All three have failed.
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By flipping a GOP-held seat and defending their own, Democrats will now have a 13-to-7 majority on the McLean County Board — one more than they had before. Democrats have steadily picked up seats on the board since 2018.
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Overall, 52.7% of registered voters in McLean County [including Bloomington] turned out to vote in this year's election. That's a decrease from 2022's midterm election [56.8%] and the lowest turnout since 2014 [49.2%].
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Democrat Joshua Crockett emphasized recent missteps made by four-term Republican incumbent Kathy Michael, who has been the county clerk since 2010.
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Democratic Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton will become Illinois’ next U.S. senator after defeating former Illinois Republican Party Chairman Don Tracy in a blue wave that was sweeping Democrats into power across the nation.
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With 60% of votes tallied, the Associated Press announced LaHood, R-Dunlap, had defeated Paul Nolley by a 17-point margin to win in the 16th Congressional District.
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For the second time in four years, it was a quick election night in the Illinois governor race, which the Associated Press called for Pritzker within a few minutes.
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The latest election results from The Associated Press for congressional, statewide and state legislative races impacting McLean County.