Jonathan Jackson, son of Jesse Jackson, wins key Illinois Democratic House primary

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Jonathan Jackson, a son of the Rev. Jesse Jackson, won a crowded Democratic primary on Tuesday for the Chicago-based seat held by retiring Rep. Bobby Rush (D), setting him up to succeed the longtime lawmaker in Congress next year.

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