Pritzker has spent $545 million on politics over past 10 years
Pritzker has spent $545 million on politics over past 10 years
In addition to his campaign, the governor has given to Illinois and national political committees.
In addition to his campaign, the governor has given to Illinois and national political committees.
Most CPS students struggle with math and reading. Nearly 2-in-5 were chronically absent.
Yet 40% remain below grade level in reading and 60% in math.
The governor stands by his increase despite Illinois’ unemployment rate averaging third-highest in the U.S.
Governors in other states with one-party rule use the power more frequently.
The union had a 40% success rate on bills it lobbied on during the 104th Illinois General Assembly.
Chicagoans will determine who’s on the first fully elected Chicago Board of Education.
The venues must follow city fire safety guidelines, including limits on maze visitors and a ban on candles.
As of Oct. 19, the CTU and aligned groups had spent nearly $1.5 million on 12 of its endorsed candidates.
With the governor running for a third term and eyeing the White House, Illinoisans should remember his policy decisions.
A new Illinois Policy Institute analysis finds that adults with no spouse and living with children are most likely to live below the poverty line. Education matters just as much.
Sixty judges are up for retention in Cook County. They each need 60% of the vote to remain in office.
The state’s farmers grew enough in 2025 to theoretically make 284 million pumpkin pies.
Voters will see at least 51 binding referenda on taxes or bond issues in local governments across the state.