Quinn, Rauner Raise $58 Million In Governor's Race
CHICAGO (CBS) -- The tight race for Illinois governor is breaking all state records for campaign fundraising and spending.
State filings show Gov. Pat Quinn and challenger Bruce Rauner have had at least $58 million to spend on the general election so far.
That's about $20 million more than Quinn and Republican Bill Brady spent on the 2010 general election.
A campaign finance expert says the amount of spending shows how much national interest there is in the race.
