On the second anniversary of the Biden administration's withdrawal from Afghanistan, Rep. Mary Miller, R-Ill., voiced criticism of the move, citing the loss of 13 service members, the release of thousands of prisoners and the abandonment of billions in military equipment to the Taliban.
Rep. Travis Weaver reacted to Gov. J.B. Pritzker's veto of Senate Bill 76 in an Aug. 14 Facebook post. That bill would have allowed the construction of a new nuclear power plant and for issuance of certificates of necessity for these projects.
Jury selection in the perjury case involving Tim Mapers, former chief of staff to former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan, began on Aug. 7. That same day, Rep. C.D. Davidsmeyer issued a statement.
A new transmission line will run through part of the 93rd House District. Illinois state Rep. Travis Weaver told his constituents about the open houses to discuss that line, in an Aug. 3 Facebook post.
Schuyler County State's Attorney Chuck Laegeler is disappointed in the reinstatement of the SAFE-T Act’s cashless bail provision known as the Pretrial Fairness Act.
After plenty of fanfare and turmoil, a long-awaited decision by The Illinois State Supreme Court came out on July 18 that says ending cash bail, part of the SAFE-T Act touted by Democrats and opposed widely by Republicans, is constitutional. State Rep. Travis Weaver (R-Edwards) reacted on his website, voicing his opposition due to his opinion that it will increase crime and make neighborhoods less safe.
In a June 30 Facebook post, Illinois state Sen. Neil Anderson (R-Moline) shared an update on bills he has sponsored that were successful in becoming law.
Illinois State Sen. Neil Anderson, R-Aledo, congratulated a Canton youth for earning a spot among Illinois Future Farmers of America (FFA) state officers.
In a June 8 Facebook post, Rep. Travis Weaver (R-Pekin) thanked his constituents who attended the Lemonade & Legislation event at Kewanee Public Library.
Rep. Norine Hammond (R-Macomb) voted to give noncitizens a path to become Illinois police officers, siding with a majority of state lawmakers in a recent action that one Republican senator called “a fundamentally bad idea.”
Illinois State Rep. Mary Miller (R-15) is leading a charge against accepting Julie Su as the new Department of Labor Secretary because of her actions in trying to enact a COVID vaccine mandate.
In a May 19 social media post, Rep. C.D. Davidsmeyer, R-Jacksonville, targeted Democrats, who despite having a supermajority could not get a budget done before a deadline they set for themselves.
Rep. C.D. Davidsmeyer said in a May 14 Facebook post that the growing popularity of electric vehicles (EVs) has raised concerns about the industry's environmental impact and the ability to meet increasing demand.