Evanston Now credits Reform Illinois and RFI ED Alisa Kaplan for backing the movement behind ranked-choice voting for the city of Evanston and discusses Mayor Daniel Biss’ recent support for the idea. Read the full article here.
Read MoreRFI ED Alisa Kaplan was interviewed alongside other Illinois ethics reform advocates by Daily Herald’s Maria Gardner. Kaplan spoke about the need for effective ethics reform legislation to protect Illinoisians, especially in light of recent corruption events such as former Illinois…
Read More“There is very possibly totally innocent explanations,” Kaplan said. “The difference here is you basically have a boss-employee relationship between the Speaker and his members. So how would you feel if your boss asked you money for his wife’s campaign?…
Read MoreRFI ED Alisa Kaplan was interviewed on WGN9 about the newly announced temporary casino location at Medinah Temple in Chicago and the owner’s recent donation to Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s campaign account. “The reason that was a legal contribution was because…
Read More“The people who are sitting on these electoral boards, and who are deciding who gets to stay on the ballot when these petition challenges come to them, have a direct stake in who wins these elections,” said Alisa Kaplan, executive…
Read MoreRFI Executive Director Alisa Kaplan spoke to The Chicago Tribune about ethics and lobbying concerns related to the Cook County assessor’s race. Read the article here.
Read MoreRFI Executive Director Alisa Kaplan spoke to the Chicago Tribune about Willie Wilson’s latest gas giveaway and the sometimes blurry ethical line between charity and campaigning. Read the full article here.
Read MoreRFI Executive Director Alisa Kaplan spoke with Greg Bishop of The Center Square about the lack of meaningful ethics reform in Springfield after former Illinois House Speaker Mike Madigan’s indictment. “If the indictment of Speaker Madigan wasn’t going to do…
Read MoreRFI Executive Director Alisa Kaplan spoke with The State Journal-Register about HB 716, which includes provisions to study the public financing of judicial campaigns and implements restrictions on campaign contributions in judicial elections. The bill now awaits further action by…
Read MoreWhat happens at the Cook County Assessor’s office affects the bank accounts of millions of Illinoisans. It also affects our communities, as inequitable property tax burdens can lower homeownership rates in vulnerable neighborhoods, depress the creation of generational wealth, and…
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