Executive Director Sarah Brune was quoted in this article via – The Chicago Tribune “In the three months leading up to the April 4 elections for mayor and trustees in Orland Park, spending on things such as mailers, phone calls…
Read MoreICPR was mentioned in this artice via – Daily Herald “It’s not just state and national political contests that are getting more expensive. Four suburban mayoral races topped $135,000 in funds raised, with two reaching more than $350,000, the Illinois Campaign…
Read MoreICPR Executive Director Sarah Brune was quoted in this article via – Chicago Tribune “Things were looking good for North Chicago aldermanic candidate Paula Carballido in January, when a city electoral panel ruled in favor of her challenge to incumbent…
Read MoreICPR is mentioned in this article via – Chicago Tribune “It’s been 35 years since Adlai Stevenson III lost the closest gubernatorial election in Illinois history — but don’t tell him that. ‘I still haven’t conceded, by the way,’ Stevenson,…
Read MoreICPR Executive Director Sarah Brune is quoted in this article via – Chicago City Wire “Despite his campaign promise not to accept money from developers, records indicate Chicago Alderman Brendan Reilly received more than $72,000 from Magellan Development or its…
Read MoreICPR Executive Director Sarah Brune was quoted in this article via – Daily Herald “Just months after a presidential election that brought political passions to a boil, suburban turnout in the April 4 local elections declined — even in places…
Read MoreExecutive Director Sarah Brune was quoted in this article via – Chicago Tribune “The recent Waukegan mayor’s race wasn’t just notable for how close the vote tally was — Sam Cunningham edged Lisa May, 7th, with 51.6 percent of…
Read MoreICPR Executive Director was interviewed in this radio segment via – WVON 1690 AM Listen to the full interview
Read MoreOn Monday April 10th, The Illinois Campaign for Political Reform and The Roosevelt Institute co-hosted a forum at the University of Illinois at Chicago to help students learn how to participate meaningfully in the political process. During the forum, state legislators sat down with…
Read MoreICPR was mentioned in this article via – Chicago Sun-Times “A Lake County Democrat — the only House Democrat who didn’t vote for Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan’s historic leadership re-election during January’s inauguration ceremony — on Monday announced he’s considering…
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