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Lt. Gov. Stratton Thanks Biden for the Passage of the Respect for Marriage Act

"It affirms the humanity of all people and validates the right of every person to love freely and be protected from gender and racial discrimination." #respectformarriage

Tinley Park Student Reaghan Monahan Saves Lives, Appears on Drew Barrymore Show, Receives Car

Reaghan’s mother suffered a seizure on a local expressway while returning from a volleyball game.  The seizure caused her foot to lock onto the gas pedal

D’Arcy Files Petitions for Joliet Mayor

A complaint he has heard throughout the city is the lack of inclusiveness in how resources are shared. #joliet

State of Illinois to Receive More than $350 Million in Federal Funding to Support Small Businesses

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Updates to One Day Rest in Seven Act Take Effect Jan. 1

"If employees are being asked to work longer hours by their employer, it is only fair to ensure that these employees also get additional break time." #dayofrest

Governor Pritzker Signs Historic Unemployment Insurance Agreement

This is the third significant contribution to the outstanding loan balance, which increased significantly after the fund was forced to borrow $4.5 billion in federal funds to provide relief to workers unemployed due to COVID-19. #unemployment

Orland Park Mayor Keith Pekau Calls Out Governor Pritzker and Media Dishonesty

“This bill is still really bad, but it’s moved at least somewhat in the right direction so that, hopefully, we won’t see Armageddon on January 1st.” #orlandpark

Ja’Mal Green’s Statement on Leaked Alleged Bribery by Willie Wilson Campaign Staffer

“If you withdraw, I’ll take care of you and you can tell me how much you would need. Don’t nobody want you to lose money?” #chicagomayor

Ida’s Legacy Celebrates 5th Anniversary As State’s First Political Action Committee

“We've done a lot over the past five years. Given the current political climate, we were way ahead of the curve,” explains Founder Delmarie Cobb

Statement from Cook County Commissioner Brandon Johnson on recent violence in the Austin community

“Austin is where I live, and a community that I represent, but it’s also an area that has long endured the impact of generations of disinvestment. Schools have been closed, along with mental health centers, grocery stores and pharmacies, and in that wake is the constant threat of gun violence. " #BrandonJohnson

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