Page 19 - Jay Hoffman News Today

The Illinois Senate approved a series of changes to a nearly two-year-old criminal justice reform law just one month before some of its key provisions are slated to take effect.

An Owen Sound band Pick Up Game recently held a successful fundraiser in honour of one of their founding members. In July, founding member Ryan Norris...

An Owen Sound band Pick Up Game recently held a successful fundraiser in honour of one of their founding membe...

The Chicago Tribune Editorial Board endorses: Stephanie Kifowit (84th), Chris Metcalfe (85th), Scott Preston (91st), Michelle Smith (97th), Donna Russell (98th), Mike Marron (104th), Amy Elik (111th), Kevin Schmidt (114th) and Paul Jacobs (118th).

EDWARDSVILLE – Anxious Democrats await results of a state law that in effect suppresses two-thirds of Madison County voters from participating in this year’s judicial elections.

What Debbie Ming Mendoza won’t do is place the blame where it really belongs, Jay Hoffman, Katie Stuart and Christopher Belt. They caused this entire judicial re-districting nightmare.

It’s why their legislative focus is on things like placing feminine hygiene products in boys bathrooms instead of growing the economy and ensuring the safety and security of our families in the Metro East.

EDWARDSVILLE – State Rep. Jay Hoffman (D-Belleville), who championed the controversial subcircuit law that dramatically changed the way judges are elected in Madison County, has contributed $15,000 to the Madison County Democrat Central Committee (MCDCC) this election cycle.

East Alton Village financials indicate that taxes were raised as the general fund was depleted and pension funds worsened under Illinois House candidate Joe Silkwood’s leadership.

Democrats are enjoying bulks of cash given to them in districts gerrymandered to their advantage. This comes as the 2022 midterm election approaches.