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@chicagostyle who did you have– Quinn or Hynes
AP – Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn has declared victory in the state’s Democratic gubernatorial primary, even though his… http://bit.ly/b5zGPj
Hynes gave a preemptive "count ALL the votes" speech followed by Quinn confidently declaring victory. It was an ugly race before tonight…
@petertravers time and time again the dynamic between Terry o’quinn and Michael Emerson provides the most compelling moments in the show.
RT @kmoxnews: Quinn declares victory, Hynes says hold it: CHICAGO, Il. – Illinois Governor Pat Quinn declared victo… http://bit.ly/bVdfZF
On the Dem side, incumbent Pat Quinn leads Comptroller Dan Hynes 50.3%-49.7% or 442,543-437,161, margin of 5382 votes.
How can Quinn declare victory with less than 5000 votes separating the candidates– #election
Watching Nightline, they’re grouping 2 kinds of people, ‘those who know Terry O’Quinn & those who dont.’ Who are those people– Poor souls.
@nicciwrite :everybody roots 4 da underdog,even a blax 1 plus we all overpay 4 trash meaning if brady quinn can start so can Vick=$

Media types saying the democrats will go for a recount. Quinn is at 442,274 votes, Dan Hynes is at 436,871 votes. We won’t know til morning.
Brady vs. Quinn would be sharp contrast in fiscal future of Illinois
@ChiBarb 12:30am, Hynes-Quinn tied. But Danny Davis, the corrupt Congressman says there are still Chicago, Cook votes not counted. Funny
RT @stltoday: Political Fix blog: Quinn claims victory in Ill. gov race; Hynes threatens recount http://bit.ly/b660Tg
@ladypingping btw I thought Terry O’Quinn was great in Millennium
Sweet blog Illinois Democratic governor primary: Hynes, Quinn at 50 percent. http://bit.ly/cVtlyd

News Media

Hynes: I will continue fighting – Chicago Sun-Times
Quinn and Comptroller Dan Hynes for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination headed for the history books late Tuesday in the closest nail-biter for governor …

O’Quinn scores 18, grabs 13 rebounds, Norfolk State defeats Coppin State 80-71 – Los Angeles Times
(AP) — Kyle O'Quinn scored 18 points and grabbed 13 rebounds to help Norfolk State defeat Coppin State 80-71 on Monday night. Michael Deloach added 27 …

Fran Quinn: Opportunities hard to come by early in 2010 – ESPN (blog)
Fran Quinn, 44, earned his 2010 PGA Tour card by virtue of his 25th-place finish on the 2009 Nationwide Tour money list. (Only 25 get promoted. …

Quinn, McKenna hold thin leads in governor’s race – Chicago Daily Herald
Pat Quinn and Comptroller Dan Hynes headed into Tuesday. Early statewide results reflected that as well. With just 16 percent of the unofficial vote in, …

Ethics Lapse– Welcome Aboard! – New York Times
While she was in that job — helping to shape legislation important to labor unions — she was also raising campaign money from the unions for Ms. Quinn. …

Looks like Preckwinkle wins; Quinn, McKenna, Alexi ahead – Crain’s Chicago Business (blog)
In the Democratic contest for governor, Pat Quinn is winning the city 124235 to 104627, but trailing very narrowly in suburban Cook. …

CBS picks up dramas ‘ATF,’ ‘Quinn-tuplets’ – Hollywood Reporter
CBS on Tuesday finalized the deal to pick up drama pilot "ATF" and gave a presentation order to drama "The Quinn-tuplets. …

Lost Redux: You Want Answers– How About a Big, Fat Smokey One–! – E! Online (blog)
Terry O'Quinn = the Man in Black = the Smoke Monster! How jaw-droppingly insane was that scene where TOQ morphed into the smoke monster and back– …

Quinn, Giannoulias, McKenna hold slim statewide leads – Crain’s Chicago Business (blog)
On the Democratic side, Gov. Pat Quinn had 302083 to 281424 for Comptroller Dan Hynes. None of the above are, as of yet, claiming victory.

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Breaking News: Quinn

Pat Quinn, Dan Hynes In Dead Heat In Governor Primary; Quinn Launches Racial Attacks
Governor Pat Quinn accused challenger Dan Hynes of stoking racial tensions Saturday, as new polling shows the race in a statistical dead heat. The attack comes as a new Tribune/WGN poll gives Quinn only a 44-40 lead in the race, with 13 percent of voters undecided. With a four-point margin of error in the poll, this means the candidates are essentially tied. Additionally, sources close to Democratic senate candidate Alexi Giannoulias said that their internal polling shows Quinn at 46-44. The race has been heating up in recent weeks, as both candidates have brought a little animus to their advertising with election day closing in. Dan Hynes released a campaign ad featuring former Chicago mayor Harold Washington upbraiding Quinn for his failures as Washington’s revenue director. In it, Washington calls hiring Quinn he “greatest mistake in government.” In response, Quinn attacked Hynes for his handling of the Burr Oak Cemetery crisis, over which his office had some administrative oversight during his tenure as comptroller. Now, Quinn is claiming that Hynes is trying to “sow the seeds of racial divide” with his Washington ad. He went after Hynes on Friday at a predominantly black church on the South Side of Chicago, and again on Saturday at a meeting of the PUSH coalition. “We will not let those who would divide go back to those ugly times,” Quinn said.

Dan Hynes Slams Pat Quinn: New Ad Shows Harold Washington Saying Quinn Is ‘Greatest Mistake’
Dan Hynes has released a new ad, featuring nearly a full minute of monologue by former Chicago mayor Harold Washington. In it, Washington describes his firing of now-Governor Pat Quinn from his post as the city’s revenue director. “Pat Quinn is a totally and completely undisciplined individual,” Washington says, “who thinks this government is nothing but a large easel on which he can do his P.R. work.” Washington goes on to describe his dissatisfaction with Quinn’s work in the role, saying that Quinn was like “a bull in a closet.” The ad comes less than two weeks before the primary elections, in which Pat Quinn and Dan Hynes are in a closely contested race for the Democratic nomination for Governor. Recent internal polling showed Quinn dropping below 50% for the first time in the race, and Hynes has stepped up the heat in recent weeks. Hynes also appears to have a significant fundraising edge of more than $1 million. Quinn had been suffering the political consequences of a controversial program that released a number of violent inmates from prison early in order to meet budget cutbacks.

Dan Hynes, Pat Quinn Debate: Governor’s Race Gets Personal As Both Charge Incompetence
It was an hour of policy battles and ugly attacks on WTTW, as Governor Pat Quinn and challenger Dan Hynes met for a “candidate forum” on Chicago Tonight at 7pm on Monday. Burr Oak, prisoner release, pensions, race and video gambling were only a few of the flashpoints in the contentious and often uncomfortably personal debate, in which each candidate challenged the other’s competence at his job. Moderator Carol Marin went straight at these touchy subjects. Her first question was for Gov. Quinn, asking for his response to Dan Hynes’s recent ad showing ex-Mayor Harold Washington calling Quinn his “greatest mistake in government.” Quinn stuck to his line on the ad, saying Hynes was playing on divisive racial politics. He also added the intimation that he left his job as revenue director because members of the Washington administration had asked him to break the law. Up next was Hynes on Burr Oak, the cemetery where thousands of bodies were disturbed in a grotesque money-making scheme. The comptroller said that handling cemetery complaints is only a small part of his office’s job.

Pat Quinn Attacks Dan Hynes For Burr Oak Cemetery Handling
In response to a recent attack ad by rival Dan Hynes, the campaign of Governor Pat Quinn has released a 30-second spot hitting Hynes for his handling of the Burr Oak cemetery debacle. In the ad, Quinn alleges that while Hynes was serving in his present capacity as comptroller, his office “ignored 22 complaints” about the cemetery, where hundreds of bodies were unearthed and dismembered in an elaborate scam. He also says the office’s burial fund lost $100 million. The ad comes as the governor’s race tightens, and gets nastier, less than two weeks before the primary elections that will determine the Democratic nominee. Watch the ad:.

Dan Hynes Leads Gov. Pat Quinn By $1M In Governor’s Race
“We believe we have every resource we need, including money, to win this race,” Quinn spokeswoman Elizabeth Austin said. Through the end of last year, Hynes was expected to report between $2.9 million and $3 million in cash on hand, roughly double the $1.49 million Quinn reported, Hynes campaign spokesman Matt McGrath said..

John Edwards Admits Paternity Of Quinn
RALEIGH, N.C. — Former Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards has finally come forward to admit that he fathered a child with a videographer he hired before his second White House bid. “It was wrong for me to ever deny she was my daughter,” he said Thursday. Edwards confirmed this in a statement released to The Associated Press, after initially denying that he’d fathered a child during an affair with campaign aide Rielle Hunter. “I am Quinn’s father,” the former senator declared in his statement, as the second birthday of Frances Quinn Hunter approaches. A former Edwards aide, Andrew Young, initially claimed paternity of the child shortly before the 2008 presidential primary contests began. Young is scheduled to release a book on Feb. 2 that details the scandal Frances was born Feb. 27, 2008, indicating that the child was conceived in the middle of 2007, several months after Hunter stopped working for Edwards.