The Illinois Campaign for Political Reform was mentioned in this article via Politico “MONEY TALKS — ‘In most competitive Southern Illinois legislative races, winners were outspent,’ by the Southern’s Molly Parker: ‘Rank-and-file Illinois legislators make $67,836 a year, plus per…
Read MoreICPR’s event “2016 Election Results: Change or Status Quo?” was mentioned in this article via Chicago Now “The Governor is now scheduled to meet with the four legislative leaders: Madigan, Cullerton, Radogno and Durkin this morning. The Governor hopes he can…
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The Illinois Campaign for Political Reform was mentioned in this article via Quad Cities Online “Cheers to the Rock Island County voters who OK’d a 1 cent sales tax increase to finance school construction, and to put our school facilities…
Read MoreICPR Event “2016 Election Results: Change or Status Quo?” was mentioned in this article via The Daily Northwestern “Illinois politicians and political experts discussed several irregularities in last Tuesday’s election, including unexpectedly low voter turnout, inaccurate polling and high campaign…
Read MoreThe Illinois Campaign for Political Reform was mentioned in this article via Chicago Sun-Times “Gov. Bruce Rauner reported $176 million in taxable income last year, according to personal income-tax returns for 2015 he released Friday — days after a general…
Read MoreICPR Executive Director Sarah Brune was quoted in this article via The Southern “Rank-and-file Illinois legislators make $67,836 a year, plus per diem. But the job application process can costs millions. Between just three legislative races in Southern Illinois, six…
Read MoreThe Illinois Campaign for Political Reform was mentioned in this article via Crain’s Chicago Business “It’s a new world. As the sun rises today, Donald Trump is the president-elect of the United States—Hillary Clinton conceded in the overnight hours even…
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The Illinois Campaign for Political Reform was mentioned in this artice via Chicago Sun-Times “The two parties just spent about $60 million in 15 political battlegrounds across the state — and for Republicans the spoils of that war wound up…
Read MoreThe Illinois Campaign for Political Reform was mentioned in this article via The Southern Illinoisan “Let’s assume that you are the governor of a diverse state but not terribly sympathetic to everyday people. Inconceivable, I know, but hear me out….
Read MoreThe Illinois Campaign for Political Reform was mentioned in this article via Chicago Sun-Times “For months, state Republicans said they had amassed enough campaign funds to go toe to toe with House Speaker Michael Madigan and the Democrats. When the results…
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