From majority to minority: unraveling the Illinois Republican Party’s Journey
We explore the Republican party's journey from once being a red state to its current super-minority holding.
We explore the Republican party's journey from once being a red state to its current super-minority holding.
For decades, lawmakers would trade votes to get a new bridge in their district for a tough vote on a tax increase to fund infrastructure. But legislators are considering a proposal to get rid of that practice.
The upcoming general election will decide whether Republican Bruce Rauner gets another term as Illinois governor or if the voters will choose to go with Democrat J.B. Pritzker.
If you thought 2017 was an interesting year politically, 2018 is forecast to be intense.
As the governor and legislature have grappled in a historic death match over their views of how to sync our policy desires and our resources, many wonder if there is something especially daunting about budgeting in the Prairie State.