A deep-blue Senate seat just cracked open a path for three Black women to sit in the chamber simultaneously, which is a first ever.
Stratton's big win in Illinois
Stratton's big win in Illinois
- Juliana Stratton crushed a three-way Democratic primary.
- Pritzker's super PAC dumped $12M backing her.
- She'd join Alsobrooks and Blunt Rochester in November.
- Stratton replaces the retiring Richard J. Durbin.
- Crypto groups torched $10M on Krishnamoorthi's flop.
- AIPAC funneled $20M across four House races.
- Sneaky PAC names hid where the money originated.
- Split results handed them two wins, two losses.
- AIPAC dropped $4.4M on Laura Fine, who tanked.
- Daniel Biss took the seat despite heavy opposition.
- Kat Abughazaleh, an outspoken Israel critic, grabbed second.
- One PAC boosted a fourth candidate as sabotage.
- Only Biss survived from the four endorsed candidates.
- Justice Democrats went zero for two overall.
- Bernie Sanders's two picks both lost badly.
- Elizabeth Warren backed two winners, though.
- Crypto allies ran late Black radio ads against Stratton.
- Krishnamoorthi sat on a $20M war chest uselessly.
- Bean's moderate win revives the Blue Dog wing.
- Governor Pritzker flexed as the night's real kingmaker.