Although the outcome of the Republican race for governor remains in flux, state Sen. Bill Brady headed out on the campaign trail Friday.
For now, Brady and Kirk Dillard are waiting for final ballots to roll in from absentee and provisional voters. If an official count in March shows the two still neck and neck, a recount process could be launched, forcing an even longer delay in determining who will represent the GOP in November, but that's not stopping Brady from plotting his run against Gov. Pat Quinn.
Chris Mooney, a professor of political science at UIS, said Brady is trying to define himself before Quinn gets a chance.
Mooney's comments were featured in a February 6, 2010, article in the Herald & Review.Download a PDF of the article:
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