Illinois State Rep. Amy Elik (R-Godfrey)
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Recent News About Illinois State Rep. Amy Elik (R-Godfrey)
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State Rep Elik warns public about Illinois Tollway phishing scam
State Representative Amy Elik is alerting constituents to a phishing scam currently circulating. The latest scam involves a text message purporting to be from the “Illinois Tollway,” requesting a specific amount of money.
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Rep. Amy Elik's office to hold mobile hours in Wood River
State Representative Amy Elik’s office will host mobile office hours in Wood River on Wednesday, July 10. The event aims to assist constituents with issues related to State of Illinois agencies.
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Rep. Elik encourages nominations for Illinoisan of the Day at State Fair
The Illinois State Fair Museum Foundation is seeking 10 individuals to spotlight each day of the Illinois State Fair as an Illinoisan of the Day. The Illinoisan of the Day program aims to honor individuals who exemplify qualities and characteristics associated with Illinois, such as integrity, dependability, a sense of community, and strong ethics.
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Independence Day message announces office closure
Happy 4th of July! Since this day in 1776, America has been a beacon of freedom, liberty, and hope across the globe. Have a safe and relaxing holiday!
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National Independent Retailer Month highlights community contributions
July is National Independent Retailer Month. This month, join me in showing some appreciation for your favorite independent retailer! As a cornerstone in our economy, independent retailers contribute significantly to their communities through employment, outreach, and giving back to organizations in their area.
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Reps. Elik and Davidsmeyer to host telephone town hall on July 2
State Representatives Amy Elik and C.D. Davidsmeyer will host a Telephone Town Hall on Tuesday, July 2nd at 6 pm. The event aims to provide an update on the 2024 legislative session and offer constituents the opportunity to ask questions about significant state government issues.
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Juneteenth marks end of slavery in United States
Juneteenth is the annual commemoration of the end of slavery in the United States. This day honors the final enforcement of the Emancipation Proclamation in Texas on June 19, 1865, following the end of the Civil War.
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Illinois Senate urged to act on bill protecting students from sexual abuse
All students deserve to learn in a safe environment, regardless of age. The Senate should take up HB 4241, which I am Chief Sponsor of, as soon as possible to protect Illinois students from sexual abuse.
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Illinois expands access to diabetes glucose monitors with new legislation
This year, a bipartisan piece of legislation was passed to extend access to diabetes glucose monitors and related supplies to all Illinois patients, regardless of diabetes type. Learn more from the Caucus Blog.
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Communities nationwide to celebrate Flag Day on June 14
Flag Day celebrates the official adoption of the United States flag on June 14, 1777. Communities across the country will observe this important day by honoring the stars and stripes.
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Bipartisan bill supports Meals on Wheels program in Illinois
Bipartisan legislation passed last month aids home-delivered meal providers, such as Meals on Wheels, in continuing to offer nutritious meals to Illinois seniors and those in need at reduced costs. "I was proud to be a co-sponsor on Senate Bill 3476," said an unnamed representative.
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House Democrats break rules for tax legislation
House Democrats broke their own House Rules during the final hours of the session when they allowed lawmakers to vote three times on one piece of legislation to raise taxes. The Caucus Blog of the Illinois House Republicans stated: "Breaking their own rules, Democrats raise taxes."
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Court blocks Democrats' election law change in Illinois
Last month, Democrats’ elections bill was introduced, passed through the General Assembly, and signed into law in less than two days. This law, which changed election rules mid-cycle, has now been found unconstitutional by a Sangamon County judge.
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Rep. Elik marks 80th anniversary of D-Day
On June 6, 1944, Allied troops commanded the largest seaborne invasion in history on the beaches of Normandy, France. D-Day is a time to remember the sacrifices made by those who participated in this mission. Learn more about D-Day and its impact on the outcome of WWII at the Caucus Blog.
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Governor set to sign largest spending plan in Illinois history
The Governor of Illinois is poised to sign a $53.1 billion budget today, marking the largest spending plan in the state's history. This budget was passed without Republican support and during a late-night session.
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Decision on elections omnibus lawsuit expected soon
A decision on the lawsuit over Democrats’ mid-cycle elections law is expected in the coming days. Here’s what you should know about the case.
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Rep. Elik's office hosting mobile hours for state agency issues
State Representative Amy Elik’s office will host mobile office hours in Nameoki Township on Wednesday, June 5, to assist constituents with issues related to State of Illinois agencies.
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Importance of CPR and AED training highlighted during awareness week
CPR and AED Awareness Week reminds us how many lives can be saved if more adults learn how to perform CPR and use an AED. Every second counts when it comes to administering this emergency aid, and knowing how to use them can save a life!
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Democrats' budget raises concerns over future tax burdens, says Illinois Chamber
Illinois residents already pay the highest effective tax rates in the nation. The Illinois Chamber of Commerce has expressed concerns about the potential future tax burden resulting from the current budget proposed by Democratic lawmakers.
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Over $4.5 million stolen from Illinois' SNAP program in six months
During a recent six-month span, more than $4.5 million was stolen from Illinois’ Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).