Exclusive: Stratton Talks Trump, Filibuster, the Far-Left as Early Voting Begins
Stratton says voters are focused on affordability, healthcare and voting rights as she seeks to succeed Sen. Dick Durbin.
- Early voting began Thursday in most Illinois jurisdictions as Gov. Juliana Stratton campaigns to replace Sen. Dick Durbin, with Republican opponent Don Tracy challenging her for the seat.
- Stratton said she is focused on serving all Illinoisans, addressing affordability, healthcare, and national debt while aiming to move past partisan politics.
- Addressing concerns about corruption, Stratton promised to counter President Donald Trump's policies, noting the president has made about $2 billion since taking office in this second term.
- Stratton agreed to a televised debate on Chicago's WTTW Channel on Oct. 20 following criticism over avoiding debates. Chicago will begin early in-person voting on Oct. 1.
- Regarding the Senate, Stratton emphasized her opposition to the filibuster, arguing it has stalled critical progress while maintaining voters are primarily concerned with economic affordability.
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Exclusive: Stratton talks Trump, filibuster, the far-left as early voting begins - Regional Media News
(The Center Square) - With early voting in Illinois underway in most jurisdictions, Lt. Gov. Julianna Stratton - the Democrat hopeful to replace Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., in Congress - sat down with The Center Square to discuss politics, policies and goals for the seat [...]
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Exclusive: Stratton talks Trump, filibuster, the far-left as early voting begins
(The Center Square) – With early voting in Illinois underway in most jurisdictions, Lt. Gov. Julianna Stratton – the Democrat hopeful to replace Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., in Congress – sat down with The Center Square to discuss politics, policies…
Lt. Gov. Julianna Stratton, one on one – Purdue Exponent
In the interview, Stratton addresses affordability, inflation, healthcare, housing, the national debt, government spending, fraud, immigration and border security. She also discusses her position on the Senate filibuster, voting rights, reproductive rights, gun policy and her vision for representing Illinois in Washington.
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