Metro East Sun

State Representative Charlie Meier has been sworn in to continue his service in the Illinois General Assembly. Representing the 109th House District, Meier has held this position since 2013. His district includes areas within Madison, Clinton, Bond, Washington, and St. Clair counties.

Meier expressed gratitude for the support he has received from his constituents. "I am humbled and grateful for the trust that the people of the 109th District have placed in me," he stated. He also criticized what he described as "one-party, Democratic rule" in Illinois and pledged to advocate for his constituents' needs. "I vow to be a leader who steps up to fight for the needs of my constituents. I’m working every day to make sure that Southern Illinois has a fighter in the ring," Meier added.

Throughout his tenure, Meier has focused on issues significant to his community, including agriculture, disability advocacy, and local institutions like the Warren G Murray center. He aims to ensure that his district's concerns are addressed despite potential opposition from government insiders and special interests.

Meier looks forward to collaborating with fellow legislators to enhance life quality for residents and businesses in his district while contributing positively to state progress. "He is honored to have the opportunity to represent the 109th House District and looks forward to all that is in store for the 104th General Assembly," reads a statement from his office.

For further information about Representative Meier's initiatives or contact details, individuals can reach out via phone at (618) 651-0405 or visit CharlieMeier.net.