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Christine Cegelis is an IT consultant and was the 2004 Democratic candidate for the 6th Congressional district of Illinois. She ran in the Democratic primary for the same seat in 2006 and lost to former Army Major Tammy Duckworth.



In 2004, Cegelis received 44.2% of the vote against U.S. Representative Henry Hyde, a sixteen-term incumbent. This was more than any challenger had received since Hyde's first run for Congress in 1974. In 2005, Hyde announced that he would retire at the end of his next term. Cegelis' surprise near-win is widely seen as largely due to the increasingly diverse demographics of DuPage County.

Christine Cegelis is an IT consultant and was the 2004 Democratic candidate for the 6th Congressional district of Illinois. She ran in the Democratic primary for the same seat in 2006 and lost to former Army Major Tammy Duckworth.

In 2004, Cegelis received 44.2% of the vote against U.S. Representative Henry Hyde, a sixteen-term incumbent. This was more than any challenger had received since Hyde's first run for Congress in 1974. In 2005, Hyde announced that he would retire at the end of his next term. Cegelis' surprise near-win is widely seen as largely due to the increasingly diverse demographics of DuPage County.

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Then in 2004 Christine Cegelis, who is only mildly antiwar (1), ran as the Democrat with a grass roots campaign and polled a remarkable 44% against the hideous ... Enter Rahm Emanuel, chair of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, who dug up a pro-war candidate, Tammy Duckworth.

"What we're seeing in the presidential campaigns across the country is a growing level of discontent with party leadership in both parties. ..... was recruited by the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) to run against a grassroots, anti-war, single-payer activist, Christine Cegelis, who was ...
In their first televised debate, the Democrats running for U.S. Senate tried to give voters an idea of what makes their qualifications unique, but their quibbles weren't always with each other. The race features U.S. Rep. Tammy Duckworth of Hoffman Estates, former Chicago Urban League CEO Andrea Zopp ...
It was the day after Christmas 2005 and Christine Cegelis sat alone at her dining room table, trying to figure out how to tell her campaign volunteers that she was going to drop out of the 2006 .... Schneider was an outspoken critic of the war in Iraq and made the war a central issue in her campaigns.
Then in 2004 Christine Cegelis, who is only mildly antiwar (1), ran as the Democrat with a grass roots campaign and polled a remarkable 44% ...
"What we're seeing in the presidential campaigns across the country is a ... in next-door Pennsylvania, has never won a campaign before.
Napoleon Harris of Harvey in a primary campaign where all three have sought to promote their backgrounds at a time when they agree on ...
It was the day after Christmas 2005 and Christine Cegelis sat alone at her ... She had only $40,000 in the bank, her campaign manager had given up on .... of the war in Iraq and made the war a central issue in her campaigns.
... education and the economy in her campaign, though she knows the war ... Her Democratic opponents — businesswoman Christine Cegelis ...
"What we're seeing in the presidential campaigns across the country is a growing level of discontent with party leadership in both parties.


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