ICPR’s news update was mentioned in this article via Chicago Sun-Times “The South Side public university started out as a place where students, especially those from working-class and low-income backgrounds, could get a quality education while holding down a job…
Read MoreIllinois Sunshine was mentioned in this article via Daily Herald “A 20-year Republican state representative is spending big to retain his seat against a Democratic anti-O’Hare noise activist in what has quickly become the most expensive race for General Assembly…
Read MoreICPR is mentioned in this news story via Chicago Sun-Times “A federal judge on Tuesday ruled that the Illinois State Board of Elections must stop enacting Election Day voter registration because the practice doesn’t treat big cities and rural areas equally. The preliminary…
Read MoreICPR’s news update was mentioned in this article via Daily Herald “Could there be a debate between 6th District U.S. Rep. Peter Roskam and his Democratic opponent for the first time in eight years? A coalition of suburban League of…
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Read More Read MoreICPR’s event “The Summit for Action & Civic Reform” was mentioned in this article via The Columbia Chronicle “The second annual Summit for Action and Civic Reform was held by The Illinois Campaign for Political Reform on Sept. 15 at…
Read MoreICPR Executive Director Sarah Brune was quoted in this article via The Columbia Chronicle “Students and members of various political organizations learned about issues affecting Illinois, including inadequate youth participation in politics and the effects that campaign contributions have on…
Read MoreICPR ED Sarah Brune was quoted in this article via WSIL “CARBONDALE — Campaign finance experts are helping people in southern Illinois follow the money in local elections. Representatives with the Illinois Campaign for Political Reform call this year’s campaign…
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