State Rep. Mike Murphy (R-Springfield) spoke recently at a news conference about the necessity for culpability in the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak at the LaSalle Veterans' Home that claimed the lives of 36 veterans.
Speaking during a news conference discussing Senate Bill 1326, amending the election code of Illinois, Sangamon County Clerk Don Gray spoke highly about the proposed measure that aims to improve the electoral process in the state.
Illinois Democratic and Republican legislators have had opposing views about many issues within the state, but a measure calling on Congress to end forced servitude is gaining bipartisan support.
During the House Redistricting Committee hearing in Decatur on April 7, state Rep. Tim Butler (R-Springfield) agreed with witnesses who stressed the importance of conducting hearings before the new set of maps are drawn this year, allowing state residents a chance to voice their thoughts.
District 186 Sub District 5 School Board incumbent Tiffany Mathis lost her seat to political neophyte Buffy Lael-Wolf. Mathis garnered only 45.3 percent of the vote against 54.7 percent earned by her opponent.
State Rep. Avery Bourne (R-Raymond) was recently elected to represent the 13th Congressional District on the Illinois Republican State Central Committee.
State Rep. Tim Butler (R-Springfield) has been added as a co-sponsor of HB 592, known as the Radiochemistry Lab Program, amending the Nuclear Safety Law of 2004.
During the House Energy and Environment Committee hearing discussing HB 418 or the EPA on Balloon Release, State Rep. Tim Butler (R-Springfield) recommended further look into the provision of the penalties stated on the bill.
State Rep. Amy Elik (R-Alton) is disappointed with the state’s department of employment assistance, specifically on delayed callbacks, to which IDES has recently admitted.
Assistant Republican Leader C.D. Davidsmeyer (R-Jacksonville) and the entire House Republican caucus have introduced House Resolution 135 stating their objection to the reconsideration of the progressive tax hike.
State Rep. Mike Murphy said during a virtual conference that the way to rebuild the economy is to create a pro-business climate by giving business owners the tools they need to invest.
State Rep. Mike Murphy (R-Springfield) said that he sincerely hopes for opportunities to revise the House Rules going forward, noting that the “rule changes amounted to nothing more than minor tweaks.”