Illinois primary 2012

• Copyright © 2012 National Public Radio Rick Santorum finished a distant second. But tomorrow, Illinois holds its primary and Santorum is hoping that it could be, in his words, a game changer.
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• PEORIA, Ill.
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• EAST PEORIA, IL -- Rick Santorum began the Monday before the Illinois primary addressing Mitt Romneys claims that he is an economic lightweight. By the days end, it was the former Pennsylvania senators own words that had him on the defensive.
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• On the eve of the Illinois primary, where he hopes a commanding victory will start extinguishing the insurgent fire of Rick Santorum, Mr. Romney took the luxury of ignoring his Republican rivals.
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• According to the survey, which was conducted over the weekend, 44% of likely GOP primary voters in Illinois said they were backing Get all the latest news in Campaign 2012 at CNNs Election Center.
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• With the Illinois primary election a matter of days away, much attention has focused on the GOP presidential candidates jockeying for the support of the states prized delegates.
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• CHICAGO (AP) — There will be no knockout punch, but an increasingly confident Mitt Romney expects to tighten his grasp on the Republican presidential nomination with the Illinois primary.
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• Former U.S. senator Rick Santorum (R-Pa.) will deliver his Illinois presidential primary-night address from Gettysburg, Pa. — a move that suggests his campaign is not necessarily banking on a win in the Land of Lincoln on Tuesday.
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• He finds himself in a generational primary fight against Conservative Union and the Illinois Tea Party.
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