Stung by losses, progressive women aim for a win in Illinois
CHICAGO (AP) — Things were gloomy inside Elizabeth Warren's Illinois campaign headquarters the day after Super Tuesday, where it had become clear the Massachusetts senator's presidential bid was coming to an end. Staff in Chicago “floated around like ghosts" and tried to figure out what the roughly 40 people showing up for that night's phone bank should tell voters, organizer Cat Valdez recalled.
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