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Pritzker Orders Funds Released to Madigan-Sponsored Projects - Vimarsana News

Pritzker Orders Funds Released to Madigan-Sponsored Projects

Citing a BGA investigation, nine lawmakers requested a funding freeze in the wake of former House Speaker Michael Madigan’s 22-count federal indictment on charges he traded his office to enrich himself and his friends.

JB. Pritzker freezes Rebuild Illinois funding for Michael Madigan-sponsored projects after corruption indictment - Vimarsana News

JB. Pritzker freezes Rebuild Illinois funding for Michael Madigan-sponsored projects after corruption indictment

Nine Democratic legislators had asked the governor for the freeze, citing an investigation by the Better Government Association published by the Sun-Times in January.

Pritzker Freezes Funds to Madigan-Sponsored Projects - Vimarsana News

Pritzker Freezes Funds to Madigan-Sponsored Projects

Citing a BGA investigation, nine lawmakers requested the freeze in the wake of former House Speaker Michael Madigan’s 22-count federal indictment on charges he traded his office to enrich himself and his friends.

Lawmakers' pet projects should have to pass public scrutiny - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers' pet projects should have to pass public scrutiny

The state’s $45 billion in capital projects through the Rebuild Illinois initiative in 2019 included $4 billion in pork-barrel projects that were slipped in without any public input, the BGA reported.

Projects with Michael Madigan ties went to front of Rebuild Illinois initiative list - Vimarsana News

Projects with Michael Madigan ties went to front of Rebuild Illinois initiative list

The $45 billion statewide capital plan includes $4 billion in pet projects added by a handful of the state’s most powerful politicians, including the former House speaker.