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State Journal-Register
Jan 31, 2020
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Governor signs bill to limit insulin costs
Megan Blair spends $1,800 for a month's supply of insulin, but will soon no longer have to after Gov.
Pritzker calls for ethics reform to end “scourge” in government

Saying greedy and corrupt public officials are a "scourge" on the state's political system, Gov.

House Republicans want ethics reform, tax relief

Ethics reforms, property tax relief and fair legislative maps are on the House Republican to-do list this legislative session.

Local lawmakers react to Pritzker’s State of the State Address

Most local lawmakers expressed the same two reactions to Gov. JB Pritzker's State of the State address Wednesday.

Illinois discloses fresh problems with voter registration

CHICAGO - Illinois elections officials disclosed fresh problems Wednesday with the state's automatic voter registration program, saying at least one eligible voter who declined was registered to vote anyway.

Ethics and lobbying reform commission discusses ways to eliminate corruption

A day after Gov.

New law limits business license restrictions

Illinoisans with a criminal record now have a wider path for launching a business as a new law reduces restrictions on applying for professional licenses.

Londrigan on Democrat list to flip House seat from red to blue

 The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, which works to elect Democrats to the U.S. House, has named 13th Congressional District candidate Betsy Londrigan of Springfield as one of the first 12 candidates nationally to it's 2020 "red to blue" list.

Pierce files as GOP write-in to take on Scherer in 96th district

  Gary Pierce, who lost a Republican primary race for state representative in 2016 in the 96th House District, has filed for the same office as a write-in candidate in this year's primary.

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