POST-EVENT REPORT: May 5 – Rich States, Poor States. Where Does Illinois Rank?

05/05/2010

The Illinois Policy Institute held a luncheon discussion

2010 Economic Reform Agenda: Six Common-Sense Reforms to Get Illinois Back on Track

By Chris Andriesen

03/04/2010

The Problem Illinois is in a fiscal meltdown that continues to spiral out of control. We began the year with $4 billion in leftover unpaid bills, and we are likely to end the year with nearly $6 billion. This financial mess could have been avoided if reasonable spending and regulatory reforms had been put into...

2010 Economic Reform Agenda: Six Common-Sense Reforms to Get Illinois Back on Track

03/04/2010

The Institute has outlined a series of reforms focused on bringing jobs, responsible spending, and accountable government back to Illinois. Our solutions address some of the root causes of Illinois

Opening the books in Illinois: Basic transparency for better government

04/03/2008

Do Illinois citizens deserve to know where their tax dollars go? Less than ten years ago, a state audit found that many of our public officials didn’t think so. More than two-thirds of requests for public documents, the study found, were turned away at local offices. More than a quarter of them were denied altogether....

American Legislative Exchange Council

POST-EVENT REPORT: May 5 – Rich States, Poor States. Where Does Illinois Rank?

2010 Economic Reform Agenda: Six Common-Sense Reforms to Get Illinois Back on Track

2010 Economic Reform Agenda: Six Common-Sense Reforms to Get Illinois Back on Track

Opening the books in Illinois: Basic transparency for better government

Chicago Forward 2026: A pro-growth plan to end city budget deficits

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Diana Graham

Process for unionizing non-state workers raises red flags

CBS Chicago: Illinois’ highest-paid superintendent receives $400K per year to oversee 1,200 students