CHICAGO, IL — This week, Governor Pritzker reinvigorated the fight for working families. Because of his leadership in crypto regulation, Illinoisans will receive $750,000. In addition, Hyundai Translead announced plans to expand its investment in Illinois, creating 3,750 new jobs. Darren Bailey, on the other hand, again thanked Donald Trump for endorsing him as his running mate voiced violent fantasies about Gov. Pritzker. Leading the week: Darren Bailey and The GOP clown car: ICYMI: ### CONTACT: press@jbpritzkercampaign.com

Today, Governor JB Pritzker attended the Democratic Party of Illinois’ Weekend of Action and canvass launch event for State Senator Doris Turner in Springfield to thank volunteers and rally voters ahead of Election Day.

Over the last eight years, Gov. Pritzker has prioritized delivering higher wages and lower costs for working families across Illinois.

Yesterday, after Donald Trump reminded his MAGA army that Darren Bailey has his “Complete and Total Endorsement,” Bailey rushed to confirm his allegiance by thanking him publicly for the support.

Yesterday, hours before his running mate rallied with noted xenophobe Mary Miller, Darren Bailey had the audacity to post a campaign video from Little Village.

Today, JB for Governor released a new ad titled “Necessity,” highlighting how Governor JB Pritzker created and doubled the Illinois child tax credit and drove investments that put money back into the pockets of working families.

Yesterday, with two weeks until Election Day, Governor JB Pritzker joined local elected officials and candidates in Cook, Kane, and McHenry counties to rally voters, thank volunteers, and encourage everyone to get out and vote.

Today, JB for Governor released a new ad titled “Promise,” calling out Darren Bailey’s vow to “roll the red carpet out” for Donald Trump and his extreme MAGA agenda.

In a WLS-AM interview released yesterday, Darren Bailey confirmed that he still thinks Illinoisans should pay for Donald Trump’s war in Iran.

Today, Governor JB Pritzker and lieutenant gubernatorial candidate Christian Mitchell rallied with faith leaders at Evening Star Missionary Baptist Church to encourage voters to head to the polls as Illinois expands early voting locations across the state.