Black clergy unite behind Krishnamoorthi in Illinois Senate primary race
Dozens of Black clergy members in Illinois have publicly backed Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi in the state’s Democratic primary for the U.S. Senate. Their endorsement comes as Krishnamoorthi builds momentum in a crowded race, with the primary election still four months away. The faith leaders cited his long-standing relationships and commitment to marginalized communities as key reasons for their support.
The group of clergy members announced their decision after reviewing the candidates in the race. They described Krishnamoorthi as a leader with integrity and a deep understanding of the struggles faced by Black and brown communities. Some of these faith leaders have known him for over a decade, strengthening their confidence in his candidacy.
The clergy’s backing adds weight to Krishnamoorthi’s campaign, which already leads in financial resources. Their decision reflects a belief in his ability to address key issues affecting their communities. With the primary still months away, the endorsement could shape voter perceptions in the coming weeks.
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