ICPR was mentioned in this article. Via – The Chicago Tribune On Nov. 6, 2014, Glenview Television volunteers sat down for a meal of skirt steak, pizza, macaroni and cheese and chocolate cake at Wildfire. Two weeks later, high-ranking village…
Read MoreICPR’s Government & Politics Reporter Eric Bradach was interviewed by WTAX News Radio. Via – WTAX News Radio Listen Here
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A growing contingent throughout the nation sees the United States plunging into a crisis similar to the one of August 1974, when former President Richard Nixon resigned from office after a series of scathing reports by the Washington Post. At…
Read MoreICPR’s Executive Director Mary Miro was quoted in this article. Via – Illinois Times “The man who wants to be Illinois’ next attorney general has a mean jump shot, would rather listen than talk, has survived cancer and draws inspiration…
Read MoreICPR’s Government & Politics Reporter was quoted in this article Via – Alton Daily News “Even with new laws in place aimed at protecting those in Illinois government from harassment, a growing number of advocates say more needs to be…
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Illinois stands alone in nominating two mega-wealthy men to run for governor. Both incumbent Republican Gov. Bruce Rauner and Democratic challenger J.B. Pritzker are known for their willingness to use their endless personal wealth to fund their campaigns. But do…
Read MoreICPR’s Government & Politics Reporter Eric Bradach was quoted in this article. Via – Illinois News Network “Even with new laws in place aimed at protecting those in Illinois government from harassment, a growing number of advocates say more needs…
Read MoreICPR was mentioned in this article. Via – The New York Times “Few political donors are as influential, yet little known, as Liz and Dick Uihlein. The Midwestern couple has joined the upper pantheon of Republican donors alongside names like…
Read MoreICPR’s Government & Politics Reporter Eric Bradach was quoted in this post. Via – Politico “Campaign fundraising from all candidates in the primary until now totals more than $200 million in contributions, according to the Illinois Campaign for Political Reform….
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Candidates consider several factors while campaigning for public office, but sometimes, just getting on the ballot is their greatest challenge. In order to run for an elected office, candidates are required to collect a certain number of petition signatures for…
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