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President Barack Obama to Headline Get Out the Vote Rally in Chicago
JB Pritzker, Juliana Stratton, Kwame Raoul, Sean Casten, Lauren Underwood and Democrats Up and Down the Ballot to Join Rally
WHAT
President Barack Obama to headline a Chicago GOTV rally to highlight the importance of electing Democrats up and down the ballot, including JB Pritzker, Juliana Stratton, Kwame Raoul, Sean Casten, and Lauren Underwood. President Obama will focus on electing Democrats and encouraging Illinoisans to get out and vote on November 6th.WHEN
Sunday, November 4 at 3:00 PMWHERE
UIC Pavilion
525 South Racine Avenue
Chicago, IL 60607
* Related…
* Joe Biden Campaigns for Democratic Candidates Across Illinois: Biden was expected to first stop in suburban St. Charles for a rally with Lauren Underwood, the Democratic challenger looking to unseat incumbent GOP Rep. Randy Hultgren in Illinois’ 14th Congressional District. … Later in the day, Biden was expected to head to East St. Louis to stump for a statewide and downstate candidates.
* Early Voting Up 62 Percent in Chicago, Led By Women
* Suburban Cook County sets record for early voting in 2018 midterm election
*** UPDATE *** Rauner campaign communications director Will Allison…
JB Pritzker has spent the last month being investigated for tax fraud and sued for discrimination, so it’s no wonder he’s bringing in President Obama at the last minute. This proves that this race is much tighter than public polling and pundits have indicated, and the momentum is with Governor Rauner in this final stretch.
posted by Rich Miller
Wednesday, Oct 31, 18 @ 10:31 am
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Can one simply show up at the UIC on Sunday or is there some sort of advanced registration required?
Comment by Seats Wednesday, Oct 31, 18 @ 10:34 am
You need to get tickets from one of their field offices.
Comment by Anon324 Wednesday, Oct 31, 18 @ 10:39 am
You can also get tickets here:
https://www.jbpritzker.com/obama/
– MrJM
Comment by @misterjayem Wednesday, Oct 31, 18 @ 10:40 am
Low turnout in Chicago and Cook really helped Rauner four years ago…he won’t get that boost this year.
The vote by mail numbers in the ‘burbs are worth watching. If we have some super-close legislative races, we might not know the outcome until December.
Comment by Roman Wednesday, Oct 31, 18 @ 10:41 am
Watch for everyone to be keeping an eye on Mayoral hopefuls attending…
Comment by NIU Grad Wednesday, Oct 31, 18 @ 10:44 am
Tickets will be available on a first-come, first-served basis starting Thursday, November 1, 10 AM-7 PM at one of these field offices. While you’re there, sign up for a GOTV shift to get the word out about our campaign!
Belmont Office: 1051 W Belmont Ave. Chicago, IL 60657
Ward 2 Office: 1402 N Ashland Ave. Chicago, IL 60622
Jefferson Park Office: 4750 W. Peterson Ave. Chicago, IL 60646
West Side Office: 4728 W Madison St. Chicago, IL, 60644
South Side Office: 5401 S. Wentworth Ave. Chicago, IL 60609
Beverly Office: 1808 W 103rd St. Chicago, IL 60643
Limit 2 per person. Tickets are required but do not guarantee admission. This ticket is complimentary and not for sale or re-sale.
All attendees will go through airport-like security and should bring as few personal items as possible. No weapons, sharp objects, bags, umbrellas, liquids, or signs will be allowed in the venue. Cameras are permitted.
Comment by Seats Wednesday, Oct 31, 18 @ 10:44 am
–* Early Voting Up 62 Percent in Chicago, Led By Women
* Suburban Cook County sets record for early voting in 2018 midterm election–
Those are more appropriate comparisons than the one with 2016 yesterday.
Neither one of those is good for Rauner.
Comment by wordslinger Wednesday, Oct 31, 18 @ 10:51 am
There may be a discrepancy in the Sun-Times report of Cook County early voting. The CS-T is reporting the majority of early voters are men. The Cook County Clerk and other news outlets are reporting that the majority are women (at the same percentage).
Great to see Obama come home to stump and what a contrast he is to Trump.
Comment by Grandson of Man Wednesday, Oct 31, 18 @ 10:55 am
Bo is a terrific politician. This midterm election could rival the 2010 midterm tsunami that occurred during his first term. I still dont understand this, but i am almost thinking this is the new norm.
Comment by Blue Dog Dem Wednesday, Oct 31, 18 @ 11:27 am
Obama…wait a second. Is he the guy who gave up his Illinois Senate seat for Raoul?
Comment by DarkHorse Wednesday, Oct 31, 18 @ 11:44 am
Hey Grandson, think he will be taking credit for the economy, like he did in his speech at UIUC?
Comment by Anonymous Wednesday, Oct 31, 18 @ 12:19 pm
(Sigh)
Let’s break this down…
===JB Pritzker has spent the last month being investigated for tax fraud and sued for discrimination, so it’s no wonder he’s bringing in President Obama at the last minute. This proves that this race is much tighter than public polling and pundits have indicated, and the momentum is with Governor Rauner in this final stretch.===
“JB Pritzker has spent the last month being investigated for tax fraud and sued for discrimination”
The gross malpractice of the Pritzker Crew here is low hanging fruit. It’s not making headway, but if it were closer…
“…so it’s no wonder he’s bringing in President Obama at the last minute.”
Wasn’t the ding that Pritzker backed Clinton? So Obama’s coming and it about desperation? They are confused.
“This proves”
Nothing, but go on…
“..,that this race is much tighter than public polling and pundits have indicated”
They have a poll showing a tighter race? Yes? No?… hmm.
“…and the momentum is with Governor Rauner in this final stretch.”
If Pritzker is leaking oil… it’s from an 18 point to 14 point kinda leak, but…
Comment by Oswego Willy Wednesday, Oct 31, 18 @ 12:53 pm
To the Rauner campaign’s response:
hahahahahahahahahahaha.
ha.
Comment by Montrose Wednesday, Oct 31, 18 @ 12:56 pm
Pritzker will appear onstage with Obama, unlike Rauner’s debacle with Trump, in which Trump did not even mention or see Rauner, who was panderin’ on steroids with his jacket and hat.
Comment by Grandson of Man Wednesday, Oct 31, 18 @ 12:57 pm
Maybe the Rauner update is…
“Yeah, it’s getting closer, we’re still far behind, now Obama’s coming in to finish Bruce off”
… maybe that’s what they’re saying.
Comment by Oswego Willy Wednesday, Oct 31, 18 @ 12:57 pm
=[…] and the momentum is with Governor Rauner in this final stretch.=
Someone should have told Donald Trump.
Comment by Anon62704 Wednesday, Oct 31, 18 @ 1:07 pm
To the Rauner Update:. It appears Obama is also speaking in Indiana on the same day.
Comment by Seats Wednesday, Oct 31, 18 @ 1:08 pm
To the update: you would think the Guv’s campaign would be excited about a President of the United States coming to the state who will actually acknowledge Bruce as the Guv.
He doesn’t always get that.
Comment by Henry Francis Wednesday, Oct 31, 18 @ 1:17 pm
== so it’s no wonder he’s bringing in President Obama at the last minute. This proves that this race is much tighter than public polling and pundits have indicated==
Yeah, winning a majority in the federal House doesn’t mean a thing to the Democrats or President Obama.
Comment by Whatever Wednesday, Oct 31, 18 @ 1:21 pm
To rauner update. Keep telling yourself that brother. It’s how you got down double digits in the first place
Comment by Anonymous Wednesday, Oct 31, 18 @ 1:32 pm
There’s definitely a sense that JB’s crew doesn’t think they have won yet (while Rauner’s crew does appear to think it has lost). But one shouldn’t over look the AG race and the two Congressional races that will also be served by this rally.
Comment by Arsenal Wednesday, Oct 31, 18 @ 1:33 pm
@Arsenal:
It made me wonder if the “Blue Wave” is for real why is it necessary for Obama to campaign on behalf of the ticket in Illinois? Aren’t there some battleground states where other races are much tighter? I thought that this was a done deal.
Comment by Practical Politics Wednesday, Oct 31, 18 @ 3:42 pm