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Facing uphill battle in deep blue Illinois, Republicans at state fair take optimistic route heading into next year’s ‘do-or-die election’

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Traditionally, Republican and Democrat days at the state fair mark the kickoff of election season in odd-numbered years. But due to pandemic delays affecting the census and the drawing of new congressional boundaries, the usual March primary has been pushed back to June 28. Because of that the slate of GOP primary candidates for several offices, including governor, has yet to solidify.

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