Illinois State Senator Jil Tracy
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Recent News About Illinois State Senator Jil Tracy
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Illinois faces $1.2 billion shortfall in governor's budget proposal
A recent report from the Commission on Government Forecasting and Accountability (COGFA) has revealed a significant discrepancy in Governor JB Pritzker's budget plan, highlighting a $1.2 billion shortfall.
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Audit reveals mismanagement in Pritzker's immigrant healthcare program
A recent audit by the Auditor General has uncovered significant issues in Governor JB Pritzker's healthcare program for undocumented immigrants.
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Illinois senators urge action on property tax relief after governor's budget omission
State Senator Jil Tracy, representing Quincy, along with State Senators Erica Harriss from Glen Carbon and Chapin Rose from Mahomet, addressed a pressing issue for their constituents: the need for immediate action on property tax relief.
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Gov. Pritzker's budget faces mixed reactions amid record spending plans
Gov. JB Pritzker's recent budget proposal has stirred varied reactions across Illinois, drawing criticism particularly from Senate Republicans who describe the $55.4 billion spending plan as unrealistic and burdensome for taxpayers.
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Senator Tracy calls for focus on Illinoisans amid state budget concerns
State Senator Jil Tracy of Quincy has urged Governor JB Pritzker to prioritize the needs of Illinois residents over national ambitions.
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Illinois senators push for transparency in non-citizen program spending
With Illinois facing a $3.2 billion budget deficit, Senate Republicans are pushing for more transparency in how taxpayer dollars are spent on programs for non-citizens.
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Springfield hosts National Wear Red Day to highlight women's heart health
Senators and staff gathered in the Senate Chambers and at the Grand Staircase in the Capitol Building on February 5.
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Illinois Senate GOP demands transparency in taxpayer-funded non-citizen programs
Illinois is facing a $3.2 billion budget deficit, prompting Senate Republicans to call for transparency regarding taxpayer money spent on programs for non-citizens.
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Illinois Republicans push new bills on immigration policy and school safety
Senate Republicans in Illinois have introduced new legislation aimed at closing gaps in state immigration policies.
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Senator Jil Tracy continues leadership role in Illinois Senate
State Senator Jil Tracy from Quincy will continue her role in the Senate Leadership Team.
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Illinois Senate calls for bipartisan efforts amid budget concerns
As the Illinois General Assembly prepares to reconvene on January 28, State Senator Jil Tracy has called for a bipartisan legislative agenda.
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Illinois senator proposes audit bill for solar companies amid consumer complaints
State Senator Jil Tracy from Quincy is taking steps to address consumer grievances concerning misleading claims in the solar energy sector.
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Illinois debates state flag redesign amid broader policy controversies
The debate over redesigning Illinois' state flag continues to spark discussion among residents and lawmakers.
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Senator Jil Tracy launches fifth annual Valentines for seniors card drive
State Senator Jil Tracy is encouraging residents of the 50th District to participate in an initiative aimed at brightening the days of those living in long-term care facilities.
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Illinois lawmakers face budget deficit and election integrity concerns
Illinois lawmakers convened for the 104th General Assembly with inauguration ceremonies held on January 8 in Springfield.
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Senator Jil Tracy outlines priorities for Illinois' new legislative session
State Senator Jil Tracy of Quincy took part in the inaugural ceremonies for the Illinois Senate as the 104th General Assembly began its session on January 8 at the State Capitol Building in Springfield.
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Illinois lawmakers prepare for lame-duck session amid economic challenges
Illinois lawmakers are set to return to Springfield on January 4 for a "lame-duck session" to address the remaining business of the 103rd General Assembly.
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Illinois enacts new laws supporting veterans and addressing environmental issues
As Illinois welcomes the New Year, 293 new laws will be enacted on January 1, 2025.
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New laws set to take effect across Illinois starting January
As the new year approaches, Illinois residents will see a range of new laws taking effect on January 1, 2025.
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Madigan trial continues amid calls for ethics reform
The corruption trial of former Illinois House Speaker Mike Madigan has entered its third month at the Dirksen Federal Building in Chicago.