ICPR was mentioned in this article. Via – WTTW “Chicagoans are going to need a scorecard to keep track of the 2019 race for mayor. So far, nearly a dozen candidates have either declared or stated their interest in running….
Read MoreICPR was mentioned in this article. Via – The Insider Car News “After the primary election takes place, only a handful of candidates, usually one Democrat and one Republican, are made relevant to the general population. The federal offices and…
Read MorePolicy Director Colin Williams was quoted in this article. Via – Chicago Magazine “In the early 1960s, a businessman named Arnold Maremont decided he wanted to run for U.S. Senate. So he made the pilgrimage all aspiring Democratic politicians were…
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The cost of the 2018 Gubernatorial Election already makes it the most expensive campaign in Illinois history and it’s well on its way to becoming the most expensive gubernatorial election in US history. While mega donors played a significant role…
Read MoreICPR Policy Director Colin Williams was mentioned in this article. Via – NPR Illinois “Casting a ballot before election day is becoming more popular in Illinois, according to a report by the Illinois Campaign for Political Reform(ICPR). The group found…
Read MoreICPR was mentioned in this article. Via – The Chicago Tribune “Will the almighty dollar prevail in Chicago’ s mayoral race? The greenbacks have already conquered the Illinois 2018 gubernatorial contest. The only question now is whether campaign spending will break…
Read MoreICPR was mentioned in this article. Via – Alton Daily News “With what could be the most expensive race for governor in American history on the horizon, state lawmakers in Illinois are considering a plan to use tax dollars to…
Read MoreICPR was mentioned in this article. Via – Illinois News Network “With what could be the most expensive race for governor in American history on the horizon, state lawmakers in Illinois are considering a plan to use tax dollars to…
Read MoreICPR was mentioned in this article. Via – Suburban Chicagoland “With the election still over nine months away, all eyes are focused on who will be elected Chicago’s next Mayor in 2019. Money is already flowing into the race, with…
Read MoreWith the election still over nine months away, all eyes are focused on who will be elected Chicago’s next Mayor in 2019. Money is already flowing into the race, with incumbent Rahm Emanuel’s campaign reporting $2.8 million in contributions for…
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