Democratic voters select House candidates in Illinois after heated primaries

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In Illinois, Democratic voters selected candidates for five open House seats, including Daniel Biss and Donna Miller, after primary elections marked by intense competition and significant outside spending. These primaries served as a gauge of voter preferences ahead of the November midterms, where Democrats aim to regain control of Congress. The races, particularly in the ninth congressional district, highlighted divisions within the party, especially regarding Israel. Aipac, a pro-Israel lobbying group, spent heavily to defeat candidates critical of Israel, drawing criticism from progressive groups. With all five districts heavily Democratic, the primary winners are favored to win in the general election.
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