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Disability-rights advocates sue Illinois over physician-assisted suicide law

Ernest Galvan, a lawyer representing the group in its lawsuit against Pritzker, the Illinois Department of Health and its director, told The Center Square the group is challenging the law for its lack of compliance with the U.S. Constitution and Americans with Disabilities Act. #disability #rights #centersquare

Democratic Party of Illinois Highlights First-Ever Youth Weekend of Action

According to the Democratic Party of Illinois, youth volunteers, interns and fellows participated in voter outreach efforts across the state, knocking on more than 6,000 doors and engaging voters ahead of the November election. #democrats #youth #political

Illinois Democrats Celebrate Signing of FY 2027 Balanced Budget

Following the signing, Democratic Party of Illinois Chair and Deputy Majority Leader Lisa Hernandez praised the budget and said it addresses economic challenges facing residents across the state. #democrats #signing #budget

Illinois Democrats Criticize ILGOP Chair Over Support for Trump Amid Inflation Debate

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The criticism comes after Trump reportedly stated, “I love the inflation,” during remarks from the Oval Office, a comment Democrats have seized on as they continue to attack the administration’s economic policies. #trump #democrats #inflation

Cook County Clerk Report Shows Record Early and Mail Voting in 2026 Primary

Cook County Clerk Monica Gordon said the report provides important insight into changing voting habits and election administration efforts. #report #primary #cookcounty

House passes Mary Miller’s bill to stop childcare fraud

“The Stop Childcare Scams Act builds on those actions by enforcing program integrity to ensure every state is compliant with federal requirements,” Miller said. #housebill #childcare #centersquare

Trump floats USMCA exit; Midwest motorists, refineries could see hardship

The agreement isn’t set to expire until July 2036, though it provides for regular review of the terms and the countries to negotiate every six years – with the first six-year term over at the beginning of July. #usmca #trade #trump #thecentersquare

More Than 92,000 Illinoisans Lose ACA Coverage as Premium Costs Rise

The sharp decline reflects a broader national trend as consumers face increasing health insurance expenses and the end of temporary financial assistance programs. #aca #insurance

Monica Gordon Backs Cook County Efforts to Protect Election Workers, Expand Voter Access

The ordinance seeks to address concerns about harassment, intimidation and the disclosure of personal information involving election workers while promoting greater public participation in the democratic process. #cookcounty #election #vote

Illinois Democrats Criticize GOP Members of Congress Over ICE Funding Vote

The legislation, which passed the U.S. House, includes funding for immigration enforcement and border security initiatives. Supporters of the measure have argued the funding is necessary to strengthen immigration enforcement, enhance border security operations and address challenges facing federal immigration agencies. #democrats #gop #ice

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