US Senate
- Candidate Profiles
- Anthony W. Williams (Republican Party)
- Casey Chlebek (Republican Party)
- Jimmy Lee Tillman II (Republican Party)
- Kathy Salvi (Republican Party)
- Matthew Dubiel (Republican Party)
- Peggy Hubbard (Republican Party)
- Robert "Bobby" Piton (Republican Party)
- Endorsements
- Endorsement: Salvi in Republican Senate primary
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Salvi claims victory in crowded GOP primary race to face Tammy DuckworthJun 29, 2022 11:40 PM - Mundelein attorney Kathy Salvi claims victory in crowded Illinois GOP U.S. Senate primary race to face incumbent Tammy Duckworth in November.
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'We're not giving up' on Illinois, ex-Trump aide Flynn says in Niles event for GOP candidatesMay 20, 2022 10:22 PM - Controversial former Army Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn, who pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI about former President Donald Trump's dealings with Russia and was pardoned by Trump before being sentenced, was in the suburbs Friday stumping for several Illinois GOP candidates.
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What GOP Senate hopefuls vying to run against Duckworth say about election integrityApr 27, 2022 6:16 PM - The seven Illinois Republican candidates vying for their party's nomination to run against Democratic U.S. Sen. Tammy Duckworth sound off about election integrity and security.
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Watch Republican Senate hopefuls debate for chance to challenge DuckworthApr 27, 2022 1:42 PM - Republican U.S. Senate candidates Casey Chlebek, Matt Dubiel, Bobby Piton, Peggy Hubbard, Kathy Salvi, Jimmy Lee Tillman II and Anthony W. Williams take part in a Zoom forum with editors of the Daily Herald. The Illinois primary takes place June 28.
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Who from suburbs filed for U.S. House, Senate on last dayMar 16, 2022 10:56 AM - The final day of petition filing for the June 28 primary election attracted many candidates hoping to win seats in the U.S. Senate and Congress.
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Senatorial, congressional hopefuls begin filing for June primaryMar 7, 2022 5:38 PM - Monday was the first day for Illinois candidates in this year's midterm election to file nominating petitions -- and it's already clear some of the contests that'll be on June's primary ballots will be crowded affairs.
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