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Unionizing Campaign Workers? These Pols Say Yes.

ICPR was mentioned in this article. Via – Crain’s Chicago Business “According to OpenSecrets.org, a total of $6.5 billion was spent nationwide on the 2016 campaign by presidential and congressional candidates. Closer to home, the Illinois Campaign for Political Reform…

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Springfield’s #MeToo Moment is Missing Something: Men

ICPR’s event “Addressing Sexual Harassment in Illinois Government” was mentioned in this article. Via – Crain’s Chicago Business “I was attending a panel discussion last month on Illinois statehouse sexual harassment sponsored by the Illinois Campaign for Political Reform. The panel was…

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The Ballot Mess in Cook County

ICPR was mentioned in this article Via – The Chicago Tribune “A ballot integrity issue is unfolding in this state, and no, it does not involve the Russians. The culprit is almost as menacing: machine politics. The Chicago Way tradition…

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Transparency: Required for Fair Property Tax Assessments

A robust commitment to transparency is critical for improving the property tax assessment process in Cook County, which puts an unfair burden on low-income homeowners. The Assessor’s Office claims to be operating in line with Best Practices recommendations from a national…

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Bruce Rauner’s $95 Million Campaign

Executive Director Sarah Brune was quoted in this article. Via – NBC Chicago “Five years ago, Bruce Rauner formed the committee that launched his political career. From the start Citizens for Rauner raised millions, in part because Bruce Rauner contributed…

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State Lawmakers Discuss Methods to Reduce Sexual Harassment

ICPR’s “Addressing Sexual Harassment in Illinois Government” event was featured in this article. Via – The Columbia Chronicle “A recent panel of Illinois lawmakers called for revisions to the current reporting and filing process of sexual harassment claims for individuals…

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