Illinois General Assembly
Recent News About Illinois General Assembly
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Susan Rezin earns $89,500 working for the Illinois General Assembly during 2019
Susan Rezin was ranked in the 84th percentile among public employees in Illinois in terms of pay in 2019, according to data gathered by the Illinois Comptroller Office.
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Daniel Brady earns $88,700 working for the Illinois General Assembly during 2019
Daniel Brady was ranked in the 84th percentile among public employees in Illinois in terms of pay in 2019, according to data gathered by the Illinois Comptroller Office.
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Dave Syverson earns $89,500 working for the Illinois General Assembly during 2019
Dave Syverson was ranked in the 84th percentile among public employees in Illinois in terms of pay in 2019, according to data gathered by the Illinois Comptroller Office.
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Thomas Rose earns $89,500 working for the Illinois General Assembly during 2019
Thomas Rose was ranked in the 84th percentile among public employees in Illinois in terms of pay in 2019, according to data gathered by the Illinois Comptroller Office.
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From Prairie State Wire
Bipartisan group of lawmakers, fair-mapping advocates speak out against gerrymandering
A bipartisan group of legislators and policy watchdogs met Thursday to discuss their commitment to bringing fair district mapping to state and local politics throughout Illinois.
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From Prairie State Wire
Former Illinois LIG says ethics commission 'squashed' her findings of 'wrongdoing'
Former Illinois Legislative Inspector General Julie Porter is speaking out about the Legislative Ethics Commission’s effort to squash her reports on “wrongdoing.”
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Roll Call: Chesney votes against legalizing recreational marijuana
State Rep. Andrew S. Chesney (R-89) on May 31 voted against legalizing recreational marijuana in Illinois.
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Roll Call: Demmer votes against legalizing recreational marijuana
State Rep. Tom Demmer (R-90) on May 31 voted against legalizing recreational marijuana in Illinois.
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Roll Call: Swanson votes against legalizing recreational marijuana
State Rep. Daniel Swanson (R-74) on May 31 voted against legalizing recreational marijuana in Illinois.
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Roll Call: Stewart votes against legalizing recreational marijuana
State Sen. Brian W. Stewart (R-45) on May 29 voted against legalizing recreational marijuana in Illinois.
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Roll Call: Anderson votes for legalizing recreational marijuana
State Sen. Neil Anderson (R-36) on May 29 voted for legalizing recreational marijuana in Illinois.
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Roll Call: Chesney votes against constitutional amendment on progressive tax
State Rep. Andrew S. Chesney (R-89) on May 27 voted against allowing voters to decide if Illinois should adopt a graduated income tax.
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Roll Call: Demmer votes against constitutional amendment on progressive tax
Add Teaser hereState Rep. Tom Demmer (R-90) on May 27 voted against allowing voters to decide if Illinois should adopt a graduated income tax.
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Roll Call: Swanson votes against constitutional amendment on progressive tax
State Rep. Daniel Swanson (R-74) on May 27 voted against allowing voters to decide if Illinois should adopt a graduated income tax.
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Roll Call: McCombie votes against constitutional amendment on progressive tax
State Rep. Tony McCombie (R-71) on May 27 voted against allowing voters to decide if Illinois should adopt a graduated income tax.
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Roll Call: Stewart votes against constitutional amendment on progressive tax
State Sen. Brian W. Stewart (R-45) on May 1 voted against allowing voters to decide if Illinois should adopt a graduated income tax.
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Roll Call: Anderson votes against constitutional amendment on progressive tax
State Sen. Neil Anderson (R-36) on May 1 voted against allowing voters to decide if Illinois should adopt a graduated income tax.
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Rep. Chesney: new taxes won't solve Illinois' key problems
Illinois State Rep. Andrew Chesney (R-Freeport) has expressed concerns about the state’s new increased taxes.
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Roll Call: Stewart votes against unbalanced state budget
Illinois state Sen. Brian W. Stewart (R-45) on June 1 voted against a fiscal year 2020 budget that was $5.3 billion in the red, increasing state taxes and spending by record amounts.