Governor Quinn is hitting the television airwaves with a new, positive campaign ad called "Comeback." The ad touts Quinn's efforts to lead the state out of tough economic times, even when he had to do it alone.
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But Quinn's move to block lawmakers' pay was deemed unconstitutional and a judge ordered the state to pay up. Quinn also touts improved job numbers in his ad. At the height of the recession, Illinois' jobless rate topped eleven-percent and more than 750-thousand people were unemployed. Even though that looks like a comeback, critics will argue that point down, considering Illinois' unemployment rate sits at seven-point-one-percent. That means more than 460-thousand people are still without work.