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What's next for the Illinois parole board? | Government and Politics - Vimarsana News

What's next for the Illinois parole board? | Government and Politics

For Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s PRB appointees awaiting Senate confirmation, the clock is ticking. The five pending appointments must be approved by the Senate by close of business on Monday or

Senate rejects former corrections officer-nominee to PRB; Confirmation vote comes three years into Pritzker term - Vimarsana News

Senate rejects former corrections officer-nominee to PRB; Confirmation vote comes three years into Pritzker term

SPRINGFIELD – Governor JB Pritzker, content for three years to let Prisoner Review Board members serve without Senate confirmation, suddenly declared confirmation “vitally important” on March 15.

Capitol Recap: Petition filing ends with crowded GOP field in governor's race - Vimarsana News

Capitol Recap: Petition filing ends with crowded GOP field in governor's race

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Pritzker heeds pressure from the right, now urges Senate to take up Prisoner Review Board appointees - Vimarsana News

Pritzker heeds pressure from the right, now urges Senate to take up Prisoner Review Board appointees

SPRINGFIELD – Governor JB Pritzker, content for three years to let Prisoner Review Board members serve without Senate confirmation, suddenly declared confirmation “vitally important” on March 15.

Pritzker pulls another Prisoner Review Board appointment, calls for Senate action - Vimarsana News

Pritzker pulls another Prisoner Review Board appointment, calls for Senate action

On Monday, Gov. J.B. Pritzker pulled the appointment as Max Cerda appeared not to have enough Senate support for approval, and the governor sent a letter to the state senators