Madigan reigns and remains – why?
Madigan reigns and remains – why?
In his 17th term leading the Illinois House of Representatives, Madigan has broken the record as the longest-serving House speaker in modern U.S. history.
In his 17th term leading the Illinois House of Representatives, Madigan has broken the record as the longest-serving House speaker in modern U.S. history.
Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan will not seek to extend her record as the longest-serving attorney general in Illinois history. Her father has remained Springfield’s most powerful state legislative leader throughout her tenure.
A federal judge has cleared the way for a lawsuit filed by a 2016 primary opponent of House Speaker Mike Madigan, which alleges discrimination by the speaker for filing “sham candidates.”
Illinois ranked No. 48 of 50 states, and “Chicago or Cook County” was named the nation’s worst local jurisdiction in a survey of executives and attorneys about the fairness and reasonableness of state liability systems.
The proposal would prohibit retailers from selling single servings of alcohol after midnight in a questionable move to fight panhandling and public intoxication.
Ethics officials are petitioning the Cook County Circuit Court to enforce a subpoena seeking information on potential profits obtained by Commissioner Larry Rogers from his law firm’s lawsuits against Cook County government.
Committee meetings are a critical step in the legislative process, yet aldermen skip them almost half the time.
No Americans trust their state government less than Illinoisans.
A post-mortem on Illinois’ 2017 regular legislative session shows missed opportunities for taxpayer savings.
Madigan has now controlled his chamber as speaker for more than 11,900 days.
The House speaker’s spokesman claims the session is not a political move.
The speaker’s prowess for political longevity is unmatched in modern America.
Unfortunately, exchanging money for lower property tax bills is nothing new at the Cook County assessor’s office.
Illinois’ election districts heavily dilute suburban vote.