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Ex-Blago attorney: Quid pro quo is key to Madigan appeal

Schwartz asked the court to affirm Madigan’s conviction and said the former speaker corrupted state government at the highest level. #madigan #appeal #centersquare

Illinois gun owners plan rally in wake of Supreme Court order

Illinois gun owners plan rally in wake of Supreme Court order (via The Center Square) – The Illinois State Rifle Association says gun owners...

Jessica Biggs Launches Campaign for Chicago Public Schools Board President

Jackson praised Biggs’ leadership and commitment to equity. “She is the leader who can bring us together,” Jackson said, citing Biggs’ work in education and community advocacy. #cps #campaign

Illinois voices weigh in on birthright citizenship case

“Trump is dividing the nation and striking fear in entire segments of our population.” #trump #citizenship #centersquare

Will County Clerk, State Senator Push Bill to Clarify Ballot Forfeiture Rules in Illinois Elections

The proposed legislation would provide explicit guidance to election authorities in those situations. It also would prevent candidates who lose ballot access due to unpaid penalties from later being appointed to fill a vacancy for the same office during that election cycle. #senatebill #elections #legislation

‘We need to show our solidarity,’: Springfield ‘No Kings’ protest attracts over 1,000

‘We need to show our solidarity,’: Springfield ‘No Kings’ protest attracts over 1,000 (Capitol News Illinois) - SPRINGFIELD - A crowd of over a...

Pritzker Criticizes Trump over TSA Funding, National Guard Deployment Proposal

Pritzker noted that governors from both political parties have historically defended their authority over state National Guard units, emphasizing the importance of maintaining control to ensure readiness and respond to local needs. #tsa #trump #funding

Illinois workplace temperature safety bill moves forward despite being unfinished

The bill would require employers when conditions are hot to provide water colder than 61 degrees, paid rest breaks with access to shade, either schedule modifications or task rotation to limit exposure, and access to personal protective equipment. #bill #safety #temperature

Illinois Freedom Caucus Unveils Legislative Package Focused on Taxes, Transparency, and Family Policy

On government reform, the caucus is backing legislation to require voter identification cards for individuals without acceptable photo ID, as well as a proposal aimed at increasing transparency in how taxpayer dollars are distributed to non-governmental organizations. #legislation #bills #politics

Cook County Clerk Unveils Real-Time Election Analytics Platform, a First in the Nation

According to the Clerk’s Office, Election Lens provides live data on voter turnout, mail-in ballot activity, and polling place operations, allowing election administrators to monitor and respond to issues as they happen. #cookcounty #anayltics #election

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