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Democrats sweep statewide races, expand already-historic supermajorities

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Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Democrats once again cruised to an easy sweep of statewide offices Tuesday night as the party gained ground across the nation — including in an Illinois General Assembly where they already held supermajorities.Among the victors was Margaret Croke, a state representative from Chicago and ally to Gov. JB Pritzker, who will be the state’s first new comptroller in a decade. She defeated southern Illinois attorney Bryan Drew, with the Associated Press calling the race at about 11 p.m. and Croke holding an 800,000-vote lead with 90% of votes counted.kAms6>@4C2ED :? E96 v6?6C2= pDD6>3=J[ >62?H9:=6[ 925 6J65 2 92?57F= @7 D62ED :? 6249 492>36C E92E E96J’5 9@A65 4@F=5 36 DH6AE FA :? 2 q=F6 (2G6] %96J H@? E96> 2?5 E96? D@>6[ A@E6?E:2==J 76==:?8 3@E9 2 w@FD6 v~! 2DD:DE2?E >:?@C:EJ =6256C 2?5 E96 A2CEJ’D 4@?76C6?46 492:C] $F3FC32? =2H>2<6CD H9@’5 @?46 366? G:6H65 2D D276 H6C6 2=D@ DH6AE FA :? E96 H2G6[ 2?5 2 b_\J62C :?4F>36?E 7C@> #@4<7@C5 H2D 369:?5 :?

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