ICPR’s event “Inspiring Investment in Chicago Neighborhoods” was featured in this article. Via – Columbia Chronicle “While Chicago is still in the running for Amazon’s second headquarters, economic development advocates and politicians agree that more investments are needed in local…
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Most Illinois residents can vote early at all polling locations in their area, but are are given just one location on Election Day. Vote Centers allow voters to choose any location within their area, and can be extended to Election Day…
Read MoreICPR data was mentioned in this article. Via – The Chicago Sun-Times “State Sen. Kwame Raoul — the perceived front-runner in the Democratic race for attorney general — picked up a key endorsement Monday from the Chicago Teachers Union. “Our…
Read MoreICPR was mentioned in this post. Via – The Chicago Tribune “A downtown alderman is sending a warning to businesses along the Chicago Riverwalk that have irked nearby residents with the music they play. Ald. Brendan Reilly, 42nd, has introduced…
Read MoreICPR’s research report on the Cook County property tax system was mentioned in this article. Via – Capitol Fax “Gov. Bruce Rauner was joined by homeowners in south suburban Chicago Thursday as he took steps to end a property tax…
Read MoreICPR was mentioned in this article Via – WGN “CHICAGO — With just nine weeks before the primary, candidates for Illinois governor have been showing up at more and more forums to talk to voters. Fundraising in the race for Illinois…
Read MoreExecutive Director Sarah Brune was quoted in this article. Via- NPR “Making resolutions for a new year is a popular tradition, and better late than never is a familiar expression. With that in mind, here’s a suggestion for Illinois lawmakers…
Read MoreICPR was mentioned in this post Via – Politico “THE BUZZ — Fundraising numbers from the end of 2017 released Tuesday showed Chris Kennedy is starting off the new year with just $737,000 in his campaign account. That isn’t much…
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Gubernatorial candidates reported an 82% increase in spending from last quarter Gubernatorial candidates raised four times more this quarter than the same period in 2014 GOP gubernatorial candidate Jeanne Ives raised a surprising $433,000 in first quarter since declaring AG candidates raised…
Read MoreICPR was mentioned in this post Via – The Chicago Tribune “Illinois election officials have told state lawmakers that voter data won’t be sent as scheduled to a controversial system aimed at flagging duplicate voter registrations across state lines. The…
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