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Tom Kacich | Primary challenger may force GOP state rep to keep word on term limits - Vimarsana News

Tom Kacich | Primary challenger may force GOP state rep to keep word on term limits

The March primary will decide which is more important to voters in the bright-red 107th Illinois House District: a conservative voting record or the sanctity of term limits, long recognized

Illinois Republicans criticize Chicago mayor's rhetoric over border crisis - Vimarsana News

Illinois Republicans criticize Chicago mayor's rhetoric over border crisis

(The Center Square) – Illinois Republican legislators are responding to Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson's recent remarks claiming those wanting to close the U.S. border or send non-citizens to sanctuary states are "unclean spirits." ...

Observations from Springfield as campaign season begins - Vimarsana News

Observations from Springfield as campaign season begins

Campaign 2024 is officially on as filing for the March 19 primary has commenced. Statehouse reporter Brenden Moore offers some observations on the political scene.

More spending for migrants anticipated when lawmakers return in January - Vimarsana News

More spending for migrants anticipated when lawmakers return in January

(The Center Square) – The state of Illinois has spent nearly $1 billion on migrant care and services over the past 15 months to deal with more than 24,000 non-citizen

With less than 6 weeks before deadline, 3,400 gun owners have registered guns covered by Illinois ban - Vimarsana News

With less than 6 weeks before deadline, 3,400 gun owners have registered guns covered by Illinois ban

CHICAGO — Illinois residents who owned guns covered by the state’s sweeping firearms ban before it took effect last January have a little more than one month to register those