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Illinois loses 1 seat in Congress, but Republicans may lose 2

Illinois loses 1 seat in Congress, but Republicans may lose 2
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Nominations open for Simon-Edgar Statesmanship Award

Nominations open for Simon-Edgar Statesmanship Award
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Paul Simon Institute to host virtual talk with Decatur mayor

Paul Simon Institute to host virtual talk with Decatur mayor Tactical Navigation Paul Simon Institute to host virtual talk with Decatur mayor CARBONDALE, Ill. – The Paul Simon Public Policy Institute at Southern Illinois University Carbondale will host a virtual conversation with Julie Moore Wolfe, the mayor of Decatur, Illinois, on Wednesday, May 12. Moore Wolfe and institute director John Shaw will talk about the mayor’s career in economic development and politics and the challenges she and her city have faced during the COVID-19 pandemic. The discussion is part of the institute’s Meet the Mayor series of virtual conversations with leaders of Illinois communities.

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Nominations open for first Simon-Edgar Statesmanship Award

Nominations open for first Simon-Edgar Statesmanship Award Tactical Navigation Nominations open for first Simon-Edgar Statesmanship Award CARBONDALE, Ill. Nominations are open for the inaugural Paul Simon-Jim Edgar Statesmanship Award, which will honor an Illinois elected official who has displayed a pattern of public service characterized by vision, courage, compassion, effectiveness, civility and bipartisanship. Southern Illinois University Carbondale’s Paul Simon Public Policy Institute partnered with former Illinois Gov. Jim Edgar this past November to launch the award, which is named for the late U.S. Sen. Paul Simon, a Democrat, and Edgar, a Republican. Media availability Paul Simon Public Policy Institute Director John Shaw is available for interviews about the award and to discuss the central qualities of statesmanship, and why this is a crucial moment to honor these values in Illinois politics. Please email john.shaw@siu.edu to set up an interview. For more infor

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Pritzker breaks promise to end Illinois gerrymandering

(Editor s Note: This article was published first at Illinois Policy Institute). Gov. J.B. Pritzker has been clear on two issues: He wants to increase taxes and he has repeatedly vowed to veto any partisan, gerrymandered legislative districts. It turns out that second promise was meaningless, as the governor now intends to trust state lawmakers to draw a fair map. “So now, as we reach the end of this session, and I look to the Legislature for their proposal for a redistricting map, I’ll be looking to it for its fairness. And that’s something that’s vitally important for our state, as an effect on the next 10 years and representation throughout the state,” Pritzker said April 27.

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