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Raja Krishnamoorthi Joins Senate Race Following Robin Kelly's Bid for Durbin's Seat

Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi announces his Senate candidacy, marking him as a key contender alongside Robin Kelly and Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton.

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Illinois Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi has officially joined the race for the Senate seat being vacated by retiring Senator Dick Durbin. His announcement follows Rep. Robin Kelly's entry into the contest just one day prior. Both candidates emphasize their commitment to progressive issues and aim to secure endorsements, with Krishnamoorthi boasting a significant $19 million campaign war chest. Kelly focuses on health care, immigration, and gun control. The two join Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton in a competitive Democratic primary, with other potential candidates like Rep. Lauren Underwood still weighing their options.

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  • Rep. Robin Kelly has entered the Democratic primary for the open Senate seat in Illinois, emphasizing her commitment to fighting for important social programs like Medicare and Social Security.
  • She portrays herself as a dedicated advocate for gun safety and healthcare reform, highlighting her legislative experience and her past actions in Congress against gun violence.
  • Kelly faces competition from other prominent Democrats while aiming for endorsements and addressing challenges from well-funded opponents, indicating a competitive primary ahead.

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