Illinois State Rep. Mike Coffey (R-Springfield)
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Recent News About Illinois State Rep. Mike Coffey (R-Springfield)
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Pet adoption event hosted by State Rep. Mike Coffey on June 21
State Representative Mike Coffey is collaborating with the Animal Protective League (APL) to host a pet adoption event.
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Lincoln penny marks historical evolution from liberty depictions
The penny, an iconic American coin, has been the subject of much debate and discussion over its cost of production, material composition, and continued use.
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Illinois Republicans warn of summer energy cost crisis amid rising prices
House Republicans in Illinois have raised concerns about a potential energy cost crisis this summer, urging for expanded energy production capacity.
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Illinois Democrats propose service tax amid budget deadline
As the Illinois legislative session approaches its conclusion, the debate over a proposed service tax intensifies.
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Illinois Democrats propose expanding sales tax to include more services
Illinois Democrats are considering expanding sales taxes to include a variety of services, a move that has sparked debate among lawmakers.
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Speaker Welch removes Rep. Fred Crespo from committee chairmanship
House Speaker Emanuel "Chris" Welch took an unusual step by removing Rep. Fred Crespo from his role as chair of an appropriations committee with only two weeks left in the legislative session.
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Illinois faces potential rise in electric bills due to capacity price surge
State Representative Mike Coffey has expressed concerns following a recent report from the Midcontinent Independent System Operator (MISO), which indicated a significant increase in capacity prices.
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Photos from this week in Springfield highlight local engagements
I want to pledge to my constituents that I will always be your voice at the Capitol and stand for what is right.
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Illinois GOP criticizes $6B tax hike proposal amid rising electric bills
Illinois House Republicans have criticized proposals to raise taxes by $6 billion, targeting progressive interest groups and Governor JB Pritzker's political rhetoric.
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Mike Coffey discusses legislative priorities on podcast with Robert Ferriell
Last week, Representative Mike Coffey had a discussion with Robert Ferriell from the Capital Area Career Center (CACC) in Springfield.
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Spring cleaning your digital life: tips for efficiency and organization
Spring is traditionally associated with renewal and cleaning, and it's not only about physical spaces anymore.
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Chatham community mourns loss in tragic vehicle accident
Tragedy struck the Chatham community yesterday afternoon when a vehicle accident claimed the lives of four young girls.
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Illinois State Rep. Coffee criticizes state fiscal management, supports skilled trade and homeschool families
State Representative Mike Coffey recently discussed pressing state issues with Patrick Pfingsten from WMAY.
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Coffey appreciates assistant's work on Administrative Professionals Day
Administrative Professionals Day is set aside to honor the individuals who play a crucial role in ensuring the smooth operation of workplaces.
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Illinois celebrates National Lineman Appreciation Day honoring power workers
National Lineman Appreciation Day is observed annually to honor the individuals who ensure constant electrical service to homes and businesses.
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Illinois House rejects bill on youth offender parole eligibility
The Illinois House has rejected a bill that aimed to expand resentencing options for youth offenders.
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Coffey criticizes Illinois legislative session, calls for tax relief and business-friendly measures
Last week, the Illinois House of Representatives passed 379 bills.
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Bill to enhance library security in Illinois advances in House
State Representative Mike Coffey of Springfield has successfully advanced a bill aimed at improving safety measures in Illinois libraries.
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Coffey opposes digital asset regulation bill, cites impact on business growth in Illinois
State Representative Mike Coffey, a Republican from Springfield, has voiced his opposition to House Bill 742 during a session in the Financial Institutions and Licensing Committee.
