State Rep. Katie Stuart (D-Edwardsville) received $72,225 in campaign contributions from personal injury lawyers at the direction of House Speaker Michael Madigan.
State Rep. Monica Bristow (D-Godfrey) received $127,775 in campaign contributions from personal injury lawyers at the direction of House Speaker Michael Madigan.
With less than a week left before voters go to the polls, Edwardsville state House candidate Katie Stuart received another $63,764 from Illinois House Speaker and Democrat Party Chief Michael Madigan (D-Chicago) between Oct. 18 and Oct. 26, state filings show.
With less than a week left before voters go to the polls, Godfrey state Rep. Monica Bristow received another $653,658 from Illinois House Speaker and Democrat Party Chief Michael Madigan (D-Chicago) between Oct. 18 and Oct. 26, state filings show.
Edwardsville state House candidate Katie Stuart received another $126,436 from Illinois House Speaker and Democrat Party Chief Michael Madigan (D-Chicago) between Sept. 29 and Oct. 17, state filings show.
Godfrey state House candidate Monica Bristow received another $147,511 from Illinois House Speaker and Democrat Party Chief Michael Madigan (D-Chicago) between Sept. 29 and Oct. 17, state filings show.
The political arm of Illinois’ largest abortion provider, Planned Parenthood, has already spent nearly $600,000 this year across 24 competitive state House and Senate races, according to filings with the Illinois State Board of Elections (ISBE).
Since it was announced in May, a plan floated by the Chicago Federal Reserve to create a statewide residential property tax-- adding another $2,500 per year to the bill of a $250,000 Illinois home-- has been furiously, publicly opposed by Republicans across the state.
Among Illinois counties, Boone, Montgomery and Bond had the highest percentage of property owners with mortgages who owe at least 25 percent more on their loans than their property is worth, according to an analysis by ATTOM Data Solutions looking at home equity at the end of the first quarter.
Illinois state government leaders say they will spend a record $38.5 billion and borrow an estimated $11.5 billion over the next year, according to a fiscal year 2019 budget plan approved by Gov. Bruce Rauner.
With the end of the spring legislative session looming and the budget yet to be passed, C. D. Davidsmeyer (R-Jacksonville) and his GOP peers held an impromptu press conference Tuesday rejecting taxpayer-subsidized abortions.
With the budget deadline nearing, Rep. Monica Bristow (D-Godfrey) stood proudly with Republican lawmakers at an impromptu press conference Tuesday rejecting taxpayer-subsidized abortions.
A bill pending in Springfield would prohibit the state from denying illegal aliens professional licenses to practice law, teach, or dispense prescription drugs.
Illinoisans of Italian, Mexican, French and Eastern European descent could be in line for top management jobs with one of the state's largest public pension systems if a bill becomes law.