CHICAGO (AP) — Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn attended Chicago’s gay pride parade Sunday, trying to capitalize on his opponent’s comments about same-sex marriage, while Republican challenger Bruce Rauner spoke at a Mexican restaurant, trying to convince a group that traditionally votes for Democrats that he’s the candidate who shares their values.

With months to go before the November election, both candidates talked about helping families.

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