Davis told the Associated Press that he decided to seek re-election because he and three other black candidates running in the Cook County race would have competed for the same base of voters. More here.
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Monday, November 09, 2009
Davis decides to run for Congress again
Davis told the Associated Press that he decided to seek re-election because he and three other black candidates running in the Cook County race would have competed for the same base of voters. More here.
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