WASHINGTON—All 24 candidates who had backing from credit unions in primaries in Illinois and Ohio won their races this week, reported America’s Credit Unions PAC.
Rep. Mike Bost, Ill.—who had support from America’s Credit Union PAC and the Illinois Credit Union League—won a close Republican primary against challenger Darren Bailey.
According to America’s Credit Unions, its PAC made additional investments in the race to reach credit union member voters with targeted ads.
In Ohio’s 6th Congressional District, Republican Michael Rulli won the primary and special primary election to fill the seat left by retiring Rep. Bill Johnson. Rulli will advance to the November general election, as well as a June 11 special general election to finish Johnson’s remaining term in the 118th Congress.
In California, Republican Vince Fong advanced to a May 21 special election to fill the unexpired term of former Rep. Kevin McCarthy. Fong also advanced to the November general election for a full term during a previous primary.
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