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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 2002

Page

3

Durkin Wins Republican Senate Nomination In Illinois Primary

State Rep. Jim Durkin defeated dairy owner Jim Oberweis and conservative attorney John Cox to win the GOP nomination for the U S Senate. With 91 percent of precincts reporting Durkin led 47 percent to 30 and 23 percent respectively, setting up a fall showdown against incumbent Democrat Dick Durbin.

Chicago Jim Durkin U.S. Senate Jim Oberweis John Cox Oberweis U.S House Dennis Hastert Cox Durkin

Chapman Rheinecker Captures Dem Nomination for Appellate Seat

Edwardsville judge Melissa Chapman-Rheinecker won the Democratic nomination in a three way race for a 5th District appellate judgeship, defeating Mount Vernon’s Jim Wexstten and Patrick McCann. With 926 of 1,389 precincts counted, she led 35,699 to 25,334 and 13,699 for McCann. She seeks the seat currently held by no. The GOP nominee is John Long.

Carbondale Mount Vernon Edwardsville Melissa Chapman-Rheinecker Chapman-Rheinecker Jim Wexstten Murphysboro Patrick McCann St. Clair Madison Chapman- Rheinecker Pope Pulaski Alexander GOP John Long O’fallon

Madigan Prevails In Democratic Attorney General Primary

Illinois voter turnout propelled Lisa Madigan to the Democratic nomination for attorney general, defeating John Schmidt 59 to 41 as 81 percent of precincts reported. Joe Birkett surged past Bob Coleman 64 to 36 for the November general election.

Chicago Lisa Madigan North Side John Schmidt Justice Department Schmidt Madigan DuPage County Joe Birkett Bob Coleman Coleman Birkett Decatur U.S Illinois Hal Paul Simon Vanessa Rich

Garman Wins GOP Nomination For Illinois Supreme Court Seat

In Peoria AP report Justice Rita Garman won the Republican nomination with 64 percent to Robert Steigmanns 36 percent as 80 percent of precincts reported. Appellate Judge Sue Myerscough will face Garman in November. Steigmann defended his Chief Illiniwek ad amid calls it showed poor judgment.

Garman Steigmann Illinois Danville Quincy Sue Myerscough University of Illinois Illiniwek Illiniwei Illinois State Bar Association

Phelps wins 19th Congressional primary in Southern Illinois

U.S. Rep. David Phelps defeats Vic Roberts 39 158 to 7 750 in Madison County securing the Democratic nomination for the 19th Congressional District. Phelps called the result strong prep for a likely race against incumbent John Shimkus as redistricting reshaped the district.

Illinois U.S David Phelps Deldorado Vic Roberts Phelps Madison County John Shimkus Collinsville

Hawkinson Wins GOP Nominee Run Mate Leads Democrats

In Chicago a political activist and former state treasurer won the lieutenant governor race with 89 percent of unofficial results. GOP nominee Carl Hawkinson and running mate won by a wide margin while Democrats were led by Patrick Quinn with about 42 percent. Joyce Washington and Mike Kelleher trailed in the Democratic field. Hawkinson, from Galesburg, led the Republican ticket with 48 percent as William OConnor trailed, followed by Jack McInerney and Charles Owens.

Chicago Patrick Quinn Joyce Washington Mike Kelleher Carl Hawkinson Galesburg William O’connor

Sadler wins GOP nomination in 12th District race

Du Quoin businessman David Sadler defeats Patricia Beard for the Republican bid in Illinois 12th Congressional District. He vows to challenge Jerry Costello, outlines a liberty and school choice platform, with plans to invite national figures to campaign in Southern Illinois. Costello ran unopposed in the primary.

Sadler Beard GOP 12Th Congressional Southern Illinois du Quoin David Sadler Patricia Elaine Beard Belleville Jerry Costello Charles Key Japan America Costello

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