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No Speed Limit on the Chicago Way

ICPR Executive Director Sarah Brune was quoted in the article via – Chicago Tribune “A few years ago, when Hillary Clinton’s private email server started smelling like a dead fish, Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel was asked about it. Rahm also…

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How to Close Dark Money Loophole in Illinois Political Campaigns

ICPR was mentioned in this article via Chicago Sun-Times “The ‘dark money’ pouring into Illinois political races needs a lot of sunlight. Certain political nonprofits that have set themselves up as 501(c)(4)s, 501(c)(5)s or 501(c)(6)s — special categories that were…

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On Police Reform, Chicago Must Save Itself

ICPR was mentioned in this article via Chicago Sun-Times “Don’t wait for the Donald J. Trump cavalry to come roaring in. Many Chicago police reform advocates and city officials have been touting the promise of federal action to end the…

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State Employee Unions: Who is Allowed to Strike?

Late last year, the Illinois Labor Relations Board declared negotiations between AFSCME and the Governor’s Office to be “at an impasse,” allowing the Governor to implement his “last and best” offer to the union. After a swift appeal from AFSCME, an Illinois…

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Dorthy Brown Offers Political Advice – For a Price

ICPR Executive Director Sarah Brune was quoted in this article   via Better Government Association “The day after federal prosecutors said Cook County Circuit Court Clerk Dorothy Brown received what they described as bribe money from an employee, Brown was…

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Aurora Primary Could Be A Sign of Things To Come

ICPR Executive Director Sarah Brune was quoted in this article via Alton Daily News “Tuesday’s most expensive primary election, for mayor of Aurora, may be a taste of things to come next year. Aurora voters saw a candidate backed by…

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How Much Do County Employees Make?

The Illinois Campaign for Political Reform was mentioned in this article via Capital Fax “Counties in this state employ about 60,000 people both full and part time, so the Illinois Campaign for Political Reform took a look at employee wages… Cook County…

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Aurora Race Tops State in Spending

The Illinois Campaign for Political Reform was mentioned in this article via Chicago Tribune “Aurora‘s mayoral race has accounted for more money raised than any other local campaign in the state so far, according to a political advocacy and research group….

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