This is an important statistic. Quinn has sat between 35 and 40% and Brady between 43 and 48% since Brady was declared primary winner in March. That's very stable. And this is despite some early missteps from Brady and a big ad buy in July by the DGA to go negative on Brady. The status quo won't do in IL for the voters and given the Dem majorities in the legislature, the surest change to make is the at the Mansion. If the numbers haven't moved in the last six months, it's hard to see what moves them in the next two.
