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Who is Christian Mitchell? What to know about Pritzker's running mate
- Illinois Governor JB Pritzker announced Christian Mitchell as his running mate for his third-term campaign, signaling a key strategic move in the upcoming election.
- Following Stratton's Senate bid, Pritzker chose Mitchell, a three-term state representative and deputy governor, ensuring diversity on the ticket amid Illinois' political shifts.
- Christian Mitchell served over four years as deputy governor, leading major initiatives like the $45 billion Rebuild Illinois plan and the Climate and Equitable Jobs Act, while overseeing the state's COVID-19 medical supply chain.
- By naming Mitchell, Pritzker's pick fuels speculation of a presidential bid and potential succession if he wins the White House in 2028.
- More broadly, speculation suggests Pritzker may pursue the U.S. presidency, with the Illinois line of succession including lieutenant governor and other state officials for 2028.
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* Press release… Governor JB Pritzker announced that experienced government leader Christian Mitchell will join the ticket as a candidate for Lieutenant Governor of Illinois. Mitchell, a former three-term state representative and current First Lieutenant in the Illinois Air National Guard, served as Deputy Governor for over four years during which time he was a [...]
J.B. Pritzker announces running mate as he seeks third term as Illinois governor
Pritzker revealed Tuesday morning that he has selected Christian Mitchell to join him on the ticket as his lieutenant governor. Current Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton has already announced a run for U.S. Senate, a move Pritzker endorsed.
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