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Bryan Drew Puts Independence and Everyday Costs at Center of Illinois Comptroller Bid

The Republican attorney and small-business owner says the office should challenge questionable spending, prioritize essential-service payments and answer to taxpayers rather than political leaders. #election #illinois #comptroller

Governor Candidate Collin Corbett Makes an Independent Bet on Illinois’ ‘Politically Homeless’ Voters

The former Republican strategist is campaigning on property-tax relief, affordability and local control while trying to build a political movement that lasts beyond November. #illinois #election #collincorbett

IL homelessness prevention costs taxpayers over $600 million

“When you dig into the numbers, I think you find one of the reasons homelessness went down overall is because the self-induced migration, both legal and illegal, crisis that was happening in Chicago started to ebb,” Arellano said. #homeless #prevention #centersquare

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

Lawmakers discuss budget, spending, tax credits as Illinois Senate returns

Gov. J.B. Pritzker is expected to deliver his budget address to both houses of the General Assembly later this month. #budget #senate #lawmakers

Bailey Accuses Pritzker of Deflecting on Illinois Budget Woes

“To blame President Trump for Illinois’ budget problems is like blaming the White Sox’s losing record on the fans. It is absurd,” #budget

IL Freedom Caucus: Gov. Illinois Can’t Afford Another Four Years of Pritzker’s Bad Policies

We can’t allow Governor Pritzker’s presidential bid to get any momentum and the way to do that is to stop him in 2026. He has already set our state back financially and morally. #re-election

Illinois House Republicans Slam Democrat Supermajority for Budget Shortfall and Policy Priorities

“We have to focus on the important things—budget, ethics, and voter disenfranchisement...” #illinois

Rep. Sheehan Comments on Governor’s State of the State and Budget Address

“The Governor’s revenue assumptions are overly optimistic and include $590 million in additional revenue from statutory changes that haven't even taken effect yet. He also proposes a $2 billion increase in spending, including at least a $150 million increase in illegal migrant spending while failing to account for existing fiscal challenges. #budget

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