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The Democratic candidates sparred during a debate Tuesday.
Illinois Democratic candidates for governor have one more shot to tear each other apart before the ridiculously early Feb. 2 primary commences.
Gov. Pat Quinn and Illinois Comptroller Dan Hynes, currently locked in a statistical dead-heat, are scheduled to debate Monday evening at Chicago's WTTW-TV.
Hynes criticizes Quinn over his handling of the state's financial crisis, and his role in an early prison release program.
Quinn says Hynes doesn't have a workable plan to fix the state's finances, and has employed criminals in his office.
Both men are campaigning on an income tax increase, but Hynes' plan would require a constitutional amendment to enact.
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