Illinois Secretary of State Jesse White endorsed Anna Valencia to succeed him in office, boosting her bid to emerge from a crowded Democratic primary.
Illinois Secretary of State Jesse White appears on “Chicago Tonight” on Dec. 10, 2019.
“I plan to build on his legacy by bringing my experience to the Secretary of State’s office to keep making government more accessible, innovative and open,” Valencia said in a statement. “We’re getting ready to rock and roll,” Burnett said. “Like they say in the neighborhood, it’s on like popcorn.”
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