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Presidential candidates file for March 15th primaries in Illinois

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SPRINGFIELD – Monday morning, both Democrat and Republican presidential candidates filed with the State Board of Elections to be on Illinois' March 15th primary ballots.

The first ones to file as of 9:00 AM were Democrats Hillary Clinton and former Chicago mayoral candidate Willie Wilson, along with five Republican candidates: Chris Christie, Donald Trump, Marco Rubio, Jeb Bush and Ted Cruz.

Filings will be open for major party presidential candidates and their delegates until Friday Wednesday. 

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