Illinois Sunshine’s break down of Illinois campaign cash is mentioned in this article via Chicago Tribune “Citizens for Rauner also transferred $50,000 to the campaign fund of freshman Republican Rep. Reggie Phillips, a Charleston Republican being challenged by Democrat Jonathan Kaye this fall….
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ICPR is mentioned in this article. via Fox Illinois “With under a month to go before the March Primary Election, campaign spending is ramping up for candidates in Illinois. So far in 2016, candidates on both sides have spent over $16…
Read MoreICPR Executive Director Sarah Brune is quoted in this article. via The News-Gazette “The television advertisement attacking state Sen. Sam McCann is brutal. It describes the Plainview Republican as a “favorite” of Democratic House Speaker Michael Madigan and chastises McCann for…
Read MoreOn Tuesday, ICPR cohosted a forum with the Chicago Urban League titled: “Building Public Trust by Empowering Community Voices.” The event was moderated by independent journalist Robin Robinson, who led a panel discussion on the work of local community advocates in Chicago…
Read MoreICPR Executive Director Sarah Brune is quoted in this article via Chicago Tribune “Thornton Township spent $46,000 on a September fact-finding trip to South Carolina, where officials campaigned for a southern church to receive the Nobel Peace Prize and spoke…
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ICPR’s Illinois Sunshine is mentioned in this article via REBOOT Illinois “When downstate Sen. Sam McCann, R-Plainview, cast the lone Republican vote on a bill to weaken Gov. Bruce Rauner’s power in union negotiations, he angered his party and earned…
Read MoreICPR’s Illinois Sunshine is mentioned in this article via CapitolFax “Here’s this week’s Illinois Sunshine update – we added up all of the funds on hand for both parties, and found that Dems have over $34 Million and the GOP…
Read MoreICPR’s Forum on Building Public Trust by Empowering Community Voices is mentioned in this article via Medill News Service “Police tactics, mental-health awareness and youth engagement were top concerns for a panel of community leaders, government officials and media personalities…
Read MoreICPR’s Forum on Building Public Trust by Empowering Community Voices is mentioned in this article via Progress Illinois “Expanding the Chicago Police Department’s partnerships with young people was among several key recommendations made at a Tuesday afternoon panel discussion on how…
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