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101st Illinois General Assembly

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101st Illinois General Assembly
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The Illinois State Capitol in 2020
Overview
Meeting placeSpringfield, Illinois
Term2019 – 2021
Election2018
WebsiteOfficial site
Illinois Senate
PresidentDon Harmon, Democrat
Illinois House of Representatives
SpeakerMichael J. Madigan, Democrat

The 101st Illinois General Assembly convened on January 9, 2019,[1] and adjourned sine die on January 13, 2021.[2] Over that period, it was in session for a total of 99 days.[2]

The membership of the 101st General Assembly was decided by the 2018 elections. That election returned Illinois to a Democratic government trifecta after four years of divided government.[3] The Democratic Party also increased its majority in the Illinois House and Senate.

Legislation

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The 101st General Assembly enacted a total of 673 bills into law.[4] Notable among these was the Illinois Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act (410 ILCS 705), which legalizes and regulates the production, consumption, and sale of cannabis in Illinois. It was approved by both houses by May 31, 2019, and came into effect January 1, 2020.[5][6]

In 2019, the legislature passed a US$40 billion budget for the state government. The budget was signed into law by the governor on June 5, marking the first budget passed without a veto since the Illinois Budget Impasse of 2015–2017. The budget was introduced hours before the scheduled end of the spring session. It passed with bipartisan support in the House. In the Senate, it passed on a party-line vote in which all Republicans voted against it because it contained a pay raise for legislators.[7]

On May 31, 2019, Illinois became the eleventh state to pass legislation protecting abortion rights in the state in response to anti-abortion legislation being passed elsewhere. Known as the Illinois Reproductive Health Act, the legislation provides statutory protections for abortions, and rescinds previous legislation that banned some late-term abortions and a 45-year-old law that had made performing such abortions a criminal offense.[8] Under the Reproductive Health Act, women have the "fundamental right" to access abortion services, and a "fertilized egg, embryo, or fetus does not have independent rights".[9] The governor signed the bill into law on June 12, 2019.[10]

In 2020, the legislative calendar was greatly disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic in Illinois. In mid-March, both houses canceled their then-ongoing sessions.[11] The legislature did not return to Springfield until May 19. In the May session, social distancing was adopted, which required the House to meet at the Bank of Springfield Center rather than the Capitol.[12] The fall veto session was canceled.[13] Due to these disruptions, only three new laws took effect in Illinois on January 1, 2021.[14] These were: an amendment to the Illinois Insurance Code capping out-of-pocket costs for insulin to US$100 per month; an amendment to the Missing Persons Identification Act allowing law enforcement to obtain DNA samples; and a measure expanding the Illinois Address Confidentiality Program to cover victims of sexual assault and stalking.[14]

Senate

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Results of the 2018 Illinois Senate election.

Of the 39 Senate seats up for election in the 2018 election, three changed hands from the Republican to the Democratic Party.[15]

Senate leadership

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At the beginning of the session, the Senate elected John J. Cullerton as president, a position that he had held since 2009.[16] The Senate Democrats elected Kimberly Lightford as majority leader, succeeding James Clayborne.[17] Bill Brady was elected as minority leader.

Cullerton announced in November 2019 that he would resign from the Senate. On January 19, 2020, the Senate unanimously elected Don Harmon as the new president.[16]

Position Name Party District
President of the Senate Don Harmon Democratic 39
Majority Leader Kimberly Lightford Democratic 4
Minority Leader William E. Brady Republican 44

Party composition

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The Senate of the 101st General Assembly consisted of 19 Republicans and 40 Democrats.[18]

Affiliation Members
Democratic Party 40
Republican Party 19
Total
 59

State senators

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District Counties represented Senator Party First year Committees


1 Cook Antonio Muñoz Democratic 1999[19] Chair: Executive Appointments
Member: Assignments; Energy and Public Utilities; Executive; Insurance; Veterans Affairs
2 Cook Omar Aquino Democratic 2016[20] Chair: Labor
Member: Appropriations I; Appropriations II; Education; Government Accountability/Pensions; Higher Education; Licensed Activities; Special Committee on Opioid Crisis Abatement
3 Cook Mattie Hunter Democratic 2003[21] Chair: Executive
Member: Appropriations I; Energy and Public Utilities; Human Services; Special Committee on Opioid Crisis Abatement; Public Health; Transportation
4 Cook Kimberly A. Lightford Democratic 1998[22] Chair: Assignments
Member: Education; Energy and Public Utilities; Executive; Executive Appointments; Special Committee on Oversight of Medicaid Managed Care; Special Committee on Supplier Diversity
5 Cook Patricia Van Pelt Democratic 2013[23] Chair: Public Health
Member: Agriculture; Criminal Law; Energy and Public Utilities; Higher Education; Special Committee on Oversight of Medicaid Managed Care; State Government
6 Cook John J. Cullerton Democratic 1979[24]
Sara Feigenholtz Democratic 2020[25] Member: Appropriations I; Human Services; Environment and Conservation; Licensed Activities[25]
7 Cook Heather A. Steans Democratic 2008[26] Chair: Appropriations I; Special Committee on Oversight of Medicaid Managed Care
Member: Appropriations II; Environment and Conservation; Executive; Executive Appointments; Government Accountability/Pensions; Human Services
8 Cook Ram Villivalam Democratic 2019[27] Chair: Special Committee on Supplier Diversity; Transportation
Member: Appropriations I; Appropriations II; Education; Human Services; Labor; Special Committee on Pension Investments
9 Cook Laura Fine Democratic 2019[28] Member: Appropriations II; Environment and Conservation; Human Services; Insurance; Local Government; Public Health
10 Cook John G. Mulroe Democratic 2010[29]
Robert F. Martwick Democratic 2019[30] Member: Criminal Law; Government Accountability/Pensions; Judiciary; Licensed Activities; Public Health; Revenue
11 Cook Martin A. Sandoval Democratic 2003[31]
Celina Villanueva Democratic 2020[32] Member: Appropriations I; Higher Education; Transportation
12 Cook Steven M. Landek Democratic 2011[33] Chair: State Government
Member: Appropriations II; Government Accountability/Pensions; Insurance; Local Government
13 Cook Robert Peters Democratic 2019[34] Member: Criminal Law; Financial Institutions; Human Services; Telecommunications & InfoTechnology; Veterans Affairs
14 Cook Emil Jones III Democratic 2009[35] Chair: Licensed Activities
Member: Energy and Public Utilities; Financial Institutions; Higher Education; Insurance; Special Committee on Oversight of Medicaid Managed Care; Transportation; Veterans Affairs
15 Cook, Will Napoleon Harris III Democratic 2013[36] Chair: Insurance
Member: Commerce and Economic Development; Executive; Human Services; Special Committee on Pension Investments; Special Committee on Supplier Diversity; Telecommunications & InfoTechnology
16 Cook Jacqueline Y. Collins Democratic 2003[37] Chair: Financial Institutions
Member: Insurance; Transportation
17 Cook, Kankakee, Will Elgie R. Sims Jr. Democratic 2012[38] Chair: Criminal Law
Member: Appropriations I; Appropriations II; Judiciary; Special Committee on Opioid Crisis Abatement; Telecommunications & InfoTechnology
18 Cook Bill Cunningham Democratic 2011[39] Member: Assignments; Energy and Public Utilities; Executive; Executive Appointments; Higher Education; Insurance
19 Cook, Will Michael E. Hastings Democratic 2013[40] Chair: Energy and Public Utilities
Member: Commerce and Economic Development; Executive; Executive Appointments; Insurance; Judiciary
20 Cook Iris Y. Martinez Democratic 2003[41] Chair: Special Committee on Pension Investments
Member: Commerce and Economic Development; Education; Energy and Public Utilities; Executive; Government Accountability/Pensions; Revenue; Transportation
21 DuPage, Will Laura Ellman Democratic 2019[42] Member: Agriculture; Appropriations I; Energy and Public Utilities; Government Accountability/Pensions; Higher Education; Veterans Affairs
22 Cook, Kane Cristina Castro Democratic 2017[43] Chair: Government Accountability/Pensions; Revenue
Member: Appropriations I; Commerce and Economic Development; Energy and Public Utilities; Labor; Special Committee on Opioid Crisis Abatement; Transportation; Veterans Affairs
23 Cook, DuPage, DuPage Thomas Cullerton Democratic 2013[44] Chair: Veterans Affairs
Member: Energy and Public Utilities; Insurance; Labor; State Government; Transportation
24 Cook, DuPage Suzy Glowiak Hilton Democratic 2019[45] Member: Appropriations II; Education; Energy and Public Utilities; Insurance; Labor; Local Government
25 Cook, DuPage, Kane, Kendall Jim Oberweis Republican 2013[46] Member: Commerce and Economic Development; Environment and Conservation; Executive; Labor; Revenue; Transportation
26 Cook, Kane, Lake, McHenry Dan McConchie Republican 2016[47] Member: Appropriations II; Higher Education; Insurance; Labor; Public Health; State Government; Special Committee on Supplier Diversity; Telecommunications & InfoTechnology
27 Cook Ann Gillespie Democratic 2019[48] Member: Appropriations I; Commerce and Economic Development; Education; Government Accountability/Pensions; Insurance; Judiciary; Special Committee on Oversight of Medicaid Managed Care
28 Cook, DuPage Laura M. Murphy Democratic 2015[49] Chair: Local Government
Member: Assignments; Commerce and Economic Development; Executive; Executive Appointments; Financial Institutions; Higher Education; Insurance; Public Health
29 Cook, Lake Julie A. Morrison Democratic 2013[50] Chair: Human Services
Member: Environment and Conservation; Local Government; Special Committee on Oversight of Medicaid Managed Care; Public Health; Transportation
30 Cook, Lake Terry Link Democratic 1997[51] Member: Energy and Public Utilities; Executive; Executive Appointments; Financial Institutions; Insurance
31 Lake Melinda Bush Democratic 2013[52] Chair: Environment and Conservation
Member: Appropriations II; Education; Government Accountability/Pensions; Special Committee on Opioid Crisis Abatement; Revenue; Transportation
32 Lake, McHenry Craig Wilcox Republican 2018[53] Member: Agriculture; Appropriations I; Energy and Public Utilities; Human Services; Labor; Transportation; Veterans Affairs
33 Kane, McHenry Donald P. DeWitte Republican 2018[54] Chair: Special Committee on Pension Investments
Member: Appropriations II; Education; Government Accountability/Pensions; Local Government; Special Committee on Opioid Crisis Abatement; Revenue; Telecommunications & InfoTechnology; Transportation
34 Winnebago Steve Stadelman Democratic 2013[55] Chair: Telecommunications & InfoTechnology
Member: Financial Institutions; Higher Education; Public Health; Revenue; Transportation
35 Boone, DeKalb, Kane, Winnebago Dave Syverson Republican 1993[56] Member: Environment and Conservation; Executive; Human Services; Insurance; Special Committee on Oversight of Medicaid Managed Care; Public Health
36 Carroll, Henry, Rock Island, Whiteside Neil Anderson Republican 2015[57] Member: Commerce and Economic Development; Energy and Public Utilities; Licensed Activities; Special Committee on Opioid Crisis Abatement; Special Committee on Oversight of Medicaid Managed Care; Transportation; Veterans Affairs
37 Bureau, Henry, Knox, LaSalle, Lee, Marshall, Mercer, Peoria, Stark, Woodford Chuck Weaver Republican 2015[58] Member: Education; Higher Education; Insurance; Labor; Licensed Activities; Transportation
38 Bureau, Grundy, Kendall, LaSalle, Livingston, Putnam, Will Sue Rezin Republican 2010[59] Member: Education; Energy and Public Utilities; Executive; Government Accountability/Pensions; Revenue
39 Cook, DuPage Don Harmon Democratic 2003[60] Member: Executive; Judiciary
40 Cook, Grundy, Kankakee, Will Toi W. Hutchinson Democratic 2009[61]
Patrick J. Joyce Democratic 2019[62] Member: Agriculture; Energy and Public Utilities; Labor; Local Government; Special Committee on Opioid Crisis Abatement; Public Health
41 Cook, DuPage, Will John F. Curran Republican 2017[63] Member: Appropriations II; Assignments; Education; Energy and Public Utilities; Government Accountability/Pensions; Local Government; Special Committee on Opioid Crisis Abatement; Transportation
42 DuPage, Kane, Kendall, Will Linda Holmes Democratic 2007[64] Chair: Commerce and Economic Development
Member: Agriculture; Executive; Labor; Local Government; Telecommunications & InfoTechnology
43 DuPage, Will Pat McGuire Democratic 2012[65] Chair: Higher Education
Member: Appropriations II; Environment and Conservation; Revenue; State Government; Transportation
44 Logan, McLean, Menard, Sangamon, Tazewell William E. Brady Republican 1993[66] Member: Executive
45 Carroll, DeKalb, Jo Daviess, LaSalle, Lee, Ogle, Stephenson, Whiteside, Winnebago Brian W. Stewart Republican 2013[67] Member: Appropriations I; Criminal Law; Executive Appointments; Human Services; Insurance; Special Committee on Oversight of Medicaid Managed Care; Special Committee on Pension Investments; Veterans Affairs
46 Fulton, Peoria, Tazewell David Koehler Democratic 2006[68] Member: Agriculture; Education; Environment and Conservation; Labor; Local Government; Special Committee on Oversight of Medicaid Managed Care; Special Committee on Supplier Diversity; Transportation
47 Adams, Brown, Cass, Fulton, Hancock, Henderson, Knox, Mason, McDonough, Schuyler, Warren Jil Tracy Republican 2017[69] Member: Agriculture; Executive Appointments; Judiciary; Labor; Special Committee on Opioid Crisis Abatement; Special Committee on Pension Investments; State Government; Special Committee on Supplier Diversity; Telecommunications & InfoTechnology
48 Christian, Macon, Macoupin, Madison, Montgomery, Sangamon Andy Manar Democratic 2013[70] Chair: Appropriations II
Member: Agriculture; Appropriations I; Education; Executive Appointments; Labor; Special Committee on Opioid Crisis Abatement
49 Kendall, Will Jennifer Bertino-Tarrant Democratic 2013[71] Chair: Education
Member: Commerce and Economic Development; Insurance; Labor; Licensed Activities; Transportation
50 Calhoun, Greene, Jersey, Macoupin, Madison, Morgan, Pike, Sangamon, Scott Steve McClure Republican 2019[72] Member: Agriculture; Criminal Law; Energy and Public Utilities; Higher Education; Local Government; Special Committee on Pension Investments; Public Health; State Government; Special Committee on Supplier Diversity
51 Champaign, DeWitt, Douglas, Edgar, Macon, McLean, Moultrie, Piatt, Shelby, Vermilion Chapin Rose Republican 2003[73] Member: Appropriations I; Appropriations II; Financial Institutions; Higher Education; Insurance
52 Champaign, Vermilion Scott M. Bennett Democratic 2015[74] Chair: Agriculture
Member: Appropriations II; Criminal Law; Higher Education; Labor; State Government
53 Ford, Iroquois, Livingston, McLean, Vermilion, Woodford Jason A. Barickman Republican 2011[75] Member: Criminal Law; Education; Energy and Public Utilities; Executive; Judiciary; Labor
54 Bond, Clinton, Effingham, Fayette, Madison, Marion, St. Clair, Washington Jason Plummer Republican 2019[76] Member: Appropriations I; Appropriations II; Environment and Conservation; Executive Appointments; Financial Institutions; Public Health
55 Clark, Clay, Coles, Crawford, Cumberland, Edgar, Edwards, Effingham, Jasper, Lawrence, Richland, Wabash, Wayne, White Dale A. Righter Republican 1998[77] Member: Appropriations I; Appropriations II; Assignments; Executive; Executive Appointments; Human Services; Insurance; Special Committee on Oversight of Medicaid Managed Care
56 Jersey, Madison, St. Clair Rachelle Crowe Democratic 2019[78] Chair: Judiciary; Special Committee on Opioid Crisis Abatement
Member: Appropriations II; Criminal Law; Labor; Licensed Activities; Veterans Affairs
57 Madison, St. Clair Christopher Belt Democratic 2019[79] Member: Criminal Law; Education; Energy and Public Utilities; Insurance; Labor; Licensed Activities; Special Committee on Opioid Crisis Abatement
58 Jackson, Jefferson, Monroe, Perry, Randolph, St. Clair, Union, Washington Paul Schimpf Republican 2017[80] Member: Agriculture; Energy and Public Utilities; Financial Institutions; Judiciary; Transportation; Veterans Affairs
59 Alexander, Franklin, Gallatin, Hamilton, Hardin, Jackson, Johnson, Massac, Pope, Pulaski, Saline, Union, Williamson Dale Fowler Republican 2017[81] Member: Commerce and Economic Development; Education; Energy and Public Utilities; Government Accountability/Pensions; Higher Education; Insurance; Licensed Activities; Special Committee on Opioid Crisis Abatement; Transportation

House

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Party composition

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Map of 2020 Illinois House election results.

The House of the 101st General Assembly consisted of 44 Republicans and 74 Democrats.[82] The party composition reflects the results of the 2020 election.

Affiliation Members
Democratic Party 74
Republican Party 44
Total 118

House leadership

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Position Name Party District
Speaker of the House Michael J. Madigan Democratic 22
Majority Leader Greg Harris Democratic 13
Minority Leader Jim Durkin Republican 82

State representatives

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District Counties represented Representative Party First year Committees


1 Cook Aaron M. Ortiz Democratic 2019[83] Member: Appropriations-Higher Education; Appropriations-Public Safety; Cybersecurity, Data Analytics, & IT; Veterans' Affairs
2 Cook Theresa Mah Democratic 2017[84] Member: Appropriations-Elementary & Secondary Education; Energy & Environment; Health Care Licenses; International Trade & Commerce, Museums, Arts, & Cultural Enhancement
3 Cook Luis Arroyo Democratic 2006[85] Chair: Appropriations-Capital
Member: Transportation: Vehicles & Safety; Executive; Public Utilities[86]
Eva Dina Delgado Democratic 2019[87] Member: Appropriations-Human Services; Insurance; Mental Health; Transportation: Regulation, Roads[87]
4 Cook Delia C. Ramirez Democratic 2018[88] Member: Adoption & Child Welfare; Appropriations-Human Services; Elementary & Secondary Education: Administration, Licensing & Charter; Judiciary - Criminal; Mental Health
5 Cook Lamont J. Robinson Jr. Democratic 2019[89] Member: Appropriations-Public Safety; Financial Institutions; Personnel & Pensions; Prescription Drug Affordability; Transportation: Regulation, Roads
6 Cook Sonya M. Harper Democratic 2015[90] Chair: Agriculture & Conservation; Economic Opportunity & Equity
Member: Appropriations-Public Safety; Elementary & Secondary Education: School Curriculum & Policies; Energy & Environment; Human Services
7 Cook Emanuel Chris Welch Democratic 2013[91] Chair: Executive
Member: Cities & Villages; Counties & Townships; Higher Education; Insurance; Revenue & Finance
8 Cook La Shawn K. Ford Democratic 2007[92] Chair: Appropriations-Higher Education
Member: Financial Institutions; Personnel & Pensions; Public Utilities
9 Cook Arthur Turner Democratic 2010[93] Member: Cybersecurity, Data Analytics, & IT; Executive; Judiciary - Criminal; Public Utilities; Revenue & Finance; Rules
9 Cook Lakesia Collins Democratic 2020[94] Member: Health Care Availability & Accessibility; Human Services; Economic Opportunity & Equity; Child Care Accessibility & Early Childhood
10 Cook Melissa Conyears-Ervin Democratic 2017[95]
10 Cook Jawaharial Williams Democratic 2019[96] Member: Appropriations-Capital; Financial Institutions; Public Utilities; Transportation: Vehicles & Safety
11 Cook Ann M. Williams Democratic 2011[97] Chair: Energy & Environment
Member: Cybersecurity, Data Analytics, & IT; Judiciary - Civil; Labor & Commerce
12 Cook Sara Feigenholtz Democratic 1995[98] Chair: Adoption & Child Welfare
Member: Appropriations-Human Services; Insurance; Mental Health[99]
Jonathan "Yoni" Pizer Democratic 2020[100]
Margaret Croke Democratic 2021[101]
13 Cook Gregory Harris Democratic 2006[102] Chair: Rules
Member: Appropriations-Human Services; Personnel & Pensions
14 Cook Kelly M. Cassidy Democratic 2011[103] Chair: Appropriations-Public Safety
Member: Adoption & Child Welfare; Human Services; Judiciary - Criminal; Labor & Commerce; Prescription Drug Affordability
15 Cook John C. D'Amico Democratic 2004[104] Chair: Transportation: Vehicles & Safety
Member: Labor & Commerce; Transportation: Regulation, Roads; Veterans' Affairs
16 Cook Lou Lang Democratic 1987[105]
Yehiel M. Kalish Democratic 2019[106] Member: Appropriations-Capital; Child Care Access & Early Childhood; Consumer Protection; Elementary & Secondary Education: Administration, Licensing & Charter; Human Services; Prescription Drug Affordability
17 Cook Jennifer Gong-Gershowitz Democratic 2019[107] Member: Appropriations-Human Services; Elementary & Secondary Education: School Curriculum & Policies; Higher Education; Judiciary - Civil; Mental Health
18 Cook Robyn Gabel Democratic 2010[108] Chair: Appropriations-Human Services
Member: Energy & Environment; Insurance; Museums, Arts, & Cultural Enhancement
19 Cook Robert Martwick Democratic 2013[109] Chair: Personnel & Pensions
Member: Elementary & Secondary Education: School Curriculum & Policies; Energy & Environment; Labor & Commerce; Public Utilities; Revenue & Finance[110]
Lindsey LaPointe Democratic 2019[111] Member: Appropriations-Public Safety; Elementary & Secondary Education: School Curriculum & Policies; Energy & Environment; Labor & Commerce; Mental Health
20 Cook Michael P. McAuliffe Republican 1996[112]
Bradley Stephens Republican 2019[113] Member: Appropriations-Elementary & Secondary Education; Cybersecurity, Data Analytics, & IT; Financial Institutions; Health Care Licenses; Veterans' Affairs
21 Cook Celina Villanueva Democratic 2018[114] Member: Health Care Availability & Accessibility; Appropriations-Human Services; Higher Education; Labor & Commerce; Public Utilities.[115]
Edgar Gonzalez Jr. Democratic 2020[116]
22 Cook Michael J. Madigan Democratic 1971[117]
23 Cook Michael J. Zalewski Democratic 2008[118] Chair: Revenue & Finance
Member: Appropriations-General Service; Health Care Licenses; Insurance; Judiciary - Criminal; Personnel & Pensions
24 Cook Elizabeth Hernandez Democratic 2007[119] Chair: Consumer Protection
Member: Appropriations-Elementary & Secondary Education; Appropriations-Human Services; Health Care Licenses; Higher Education
25 Cook Curtis J. Tarver II Democratic 2019[120] Member: Appropriations-Elementary & Secondary Education; Child Care Access & Early Childhood; Financial Institutions; Judiciary - Civil
26 Cook Christian L. Mitchell Democratic 2013[121]
Kambium Buckner Democratic 2019[122] Member: Appropriations-Elementary & Secondary Education; Child Care Access & Early Childhood; Higher Education; Judiciary - Criminal; Transportation: Vehicles & Safety
27 Cook Justin Slaughter Democratic 2017[123] Chair: Judiciary - Criminal
Member: Appropriations-Capital; Child Care Access & Early Childhood; Special Investigating Committee; State Government Administration
28 Cook Robert Rita Democratic 2003[124] Chair: Appropriations-General Service
Member: Consumer Protection; Cybersecurity, Data Analytics, & IT; Executive; Health Care Licenses; Revenue & Finance
29 Cook, Will Thaddeus Jones Democratic 2011[125] Chair: Insurance
Member: Appropriations-Capital; Consumer Protection; Judiciary - Civil; Labor & Commerce; Prescription Drug Affordability
30 Cook William Davis Democratic 2003[126] Member: Appropriations-Capital; Appropriations-Elementary & Secondary Education; Appropriations-Public Safety; Energy & Environment; International Trade & Commerce, Labor & Commerce
31 Cook Mary E. Flowers Democratic 1985[127] Chair: Health Care Availability & Accessibility
Member: Human Services; Prescription Drug Affordability
32 Cook André Thapedi Democratic 2009[128] Chair: International Trade & Commerce; Judiciary - Civil
Member: Appropriations-Capital; Energy & Environment; Public Utilities
33 Cook Marcus C. Evans Jr. Democratic 2012[129] Chair: Labor & Commerce
Member: Appropriations-General Service; Executive; Revenue & Finance; Transportation: Regulation, Roads; Transportation: Vehicles & Safety
34 Cook, Kankakee, Will Nicholas K. Smith Democratic 2018[130] Member: Appropriations-Higher Education; Child Care Access & Early Childhood; Economic Opportunity & Equity; Energy & Environment; International Trade & Commerce, Prescription Drug Affordability
35 Cook Frances Ann Hurley Democratic 2013[131] Chair: Human Services
Member: Appropriations-Capital; Energy & Environment; Labor & Commerce; Museums, Arts, & Cultural Enhancement
36 Cook Kelly M. Burke Democratic 2011[132] Member: Agriculture & Conservation, Appropriations-Higher Education; Elementary & Secondary Education: Administration, Licensing & Charter; Health Care Licenses; Higher Education; Museums, Arts, & Cultural Enhancement, Personnel & Pensions
37 Cook, Will Margo McDermed Republican 2015[133] Member: Appropriations-Capital; Judiciary - Civil; Judiciary - Criminal; Museums, Arts, & Cultural Enhancement, Revenue & Finance; Special Investigating Committee; Transportation: Regulation, Roads
Tim Ozinga Republican 2021[134] Member: Appropriations-Capital; Judiciary - Criminal; Museums, Arts, & Cultural Enhancement; Revenue & Finance[135]
38 Cook, Will Debbie Meyers-Martin Democratic 2019[136] Member: Appropriations-General Service; Appropriations-Higher Education; Child Care Access & Early Childhood; Cities & Villages; Economic Opportunity & Equity; Insurance
39 Cook Will Guzzardi Democratic 2015[137] Chair: Prescription Drug Affordability
Member: Economic Opportunity & Equity; Judiciary - Criminal; Mental Health
40 Cook Jaime M. Andrade Jr. Democratic 2013[138] Chair: Cybersecurity, Data Analytics, & IT
Member: Appropriations-Capital; Financial Institutions; Human Services; Labor & Commerce
41 DuPage, Will Grant Wehrli Republican 2015[139] Member: Appropriations-Capital; Appropriations-General Service; Cities & Villages; Executive; Labor & Commerce; Public Utilities; Special Investigating Committee
42 DuPage Amy Grant Republican 2019[140] Member: Adoption & Child Welfare; Appropriations-Capital; Appropriations-Elementary & Secondary Education; Consumer Protection; Financial Institutions; Museums, Arts, & Cultural Enhancement
43 Cook, Kane Anna Moeller Democratic 2014[141] Chair: Health Care Licenses
Member: Appropriations-Human Services; Economic Opportunity & Equity; Energy & Environment; Insurance
44 Cook Fred Crespo Democratic 2007[142] Chair: Special Investigating Committee
Member: Appropriations-General Service; Elementary & Secondary Education: Administration, Licensing & Charter; Elementary & Secondary Education: School Curriculum & Policies; Mental Health; Public Utilities
45 Cook, DuPage Diane Pappas Democratic 2019[143] Member: Adoption & Child Welfare; Appropriations-General Service; Cities & Villages; Cybersecurity, Data Analytics, & IT; Prescription Drug Affordability
46 DuPage Deb Conroy Democratic 2013[144] Chair: Mental Health
Member: Appropriations-Capital; Elementary & Secondary Education: School Curriculum & Policies; Financial Institutions; Insurance
47 Cook, DuPage Deanne M. Mazzochi Republican 2018[145] Member: Appropriations-Capital; Appropriations-Public Safety; Energy & Environment; Judiciary - Civil; Labor & Commerce; Prescription Drug Affordability
48 DuPage Terra Costa Howard Democratic 2019[146] Member: Cities & Villages; Elementary & Secondary Education: School Curriculum & Policies; Judiciary - Civil; Mental Health; Transportation: Regulation, Roads; Veterans' Affairs
49 Cook, DuPage, Kane Karina Villa Democratic 2019[147] Member: Appropriations-Elementary & Secondary Education; Elementary & Secondary Education: School Curriculum & Policies; Health Care Availability & Accessibility, Labor & Commerce; Mental Health; Veterans' Affairs
50 Kane, Kendall Keith R. Wheeler Republican 2015[148] Member: Cybersecurity, Data Analytics, & IT; Energy & Environment; Executive; Labor & Commerce; Prescription Drug Affordability; Public Utilities; Revenue & Finance
51 Cook, Lake Mary Edly-Allen Democratic 2019[149] Member: Adoption & Child Welfare; Elementary & Secondary Education: School Curriculum & Policies; Energy & Environment; Human Services; Mental Health; State Government Administration
52 Cook, Kane, Lake, McHenry David McSweeney Republican 2013[150] Member: Counties & Townships; Revenue & Finance
53 Cook Mark L. Walker Democratic 2009[151] Member: Counties & Townships; Economic Opportunity & Equity; Financial Institutions; Insurance; International Trade & Commerce
54 Cook Thomas Morrison Republican 2011[152] Member: Appropriations-General Service; Elementary & Secondary Education: Administration, Licensing & Charter; Energy & Environment; Human Services; Insurance; Personnel & Pensions
55 Cook Martin J. Moylan Democratic 2013[153] Chair: Transportation: Regulation, Roads
Member: Cities & Villages; Counties & Townships; Labor & Commerce; Veterans' Affairs
56 Cook, DuPage Michelle Mussman Democratic 2011[154] Chair: Elementary & Secondary Education: School Curriculum & Policies
Member: Adoption & Child Welfare; Appropriations-Human Services; Energy & Environment; Human Services; Mental Health
57 Cook, Lake Jonathan Carroll Democratic 2017[155] Member: Appropriations-General Service; Counties & Townships; Financial Institutions; Health Care Licenses; Insurance; Revenue & Finance
58 Cook, Lake Bob Morgan Democratic 2019[156] Member: Appropriations-Human Services; Energy & Environment; Health Care Licenses; Insurance; State Government Administration
59 Cook, Lake Daniel Didech Democratic 2019[157] Member: Counties & Townships; Energy & Environment; Judiciary - Civil; State Government Administration
60 Lake Rita Mayfield Democratic 2010[158] Chair: Appropriations-Elementary & Secondary Education
Member: Appropriations-Public Safety; Consumer Protection; Judiciary - Civil; Labor & Commerce; Prescription Drug Affordability
61 Lake Joyce Mason Democratic 2019[159] Member: Agriculture & Conservation, Appropriations-Higher Education; Economic Opportunity & Equity; Elementary & Secondary Education: School Curriculum & Policies; Energy & Environment; Human Services; Museums, Arts, & Cultural Enhancement
62 Lake Sam Yingling Democratic 2013[160] Chair: Counties & Townships
Member: Cities & Villages; Revenue & Finance; Transportation: Regulation, Roads
63 McHenry Steven Reick Republican 2017[161] Member: Appropriations-Elementary & Secondary Education; Consumer Protection; Elementary & Secondary Education: School Curriculum & Policies; Labor & Commerce; Personnel & Pensions; Revenue & Finance
64 Lake, McHenry Tom Weber Republican 2019[162] Member: Appropriations-Human Services; Consumer Protection; Counties & Townships; Judiciary - Civil; Labor & Commerce; Transportation: Regulation, Roads
65 Kane, McHenry Dan Ugaste Republican 2019[163] Member: Appropriations-Capital; Energy & Environment; Health Care Licenses; Labor & Commerce; Museums, Arts, & Cultural Enhancement, Special Investigating Committee
66 Kane, McHenry Allen Skillicorn Republican 2017[164] Member: Appropriations-General Service; Cities & Villages; Cybersecurity, Data Analytics, & IT; Insurance; Labor & Commerce
Gary Daugherty Republican 2021[165]
67 Winnebago Maurice A. West II Democratic 2019[166] Member: Appropriations-Higher Education; Higher Education; Judiciary - Criminal; Mental Health
68 Winnebago John M. Cabello Republican 2012[167] Member: Appropriations-Capital; Appropriations-Public Safety; Judiciary - Criminal; Labor & Commerce; Transportation: Regulation, Roads
69 Boone, Winnebago Joe Sosnowski Republican 2011[168] Member: Child Care Access & Early Childhood; Cities & Villages; Elementary & Secondary Education: Administration, Licensing & Charter; Executive; Revenue & Finance
70 Boone, DeKalb, Kane Jeff Keicher Republican 2018[169] Member: Agriculture & Conservation, Appropriations-Higher Education; Higher Education; Human Services; Mental Health; State Government Administration; Veterans' Affairs
71 Carroll, Henry, Rock Island, Whiteside Tony McCombie Republican 2017[170] Member: Cities & Villages; Cybersecurity, Data Analytics, & IT; Economic Opportunity & Equity; Elementary & Secondary Education: School Curriculum & Policies; Higher Education; Judiciary - Criminal; Transportation: Regulation, Roads
72 Rock Island Michael Halpin Democratic 2017[171] Member: Agriculture & Conservation, Appropriations-Capital; Judiciary - Criminal; Veterans' Affairs
73 Bureau, LaSalle, Marshall, Peoria, Stark, Woodford Ryan Spain Republican 2017[172] Member: Appropriations-Capital; Executive; Financial Institutions; Mental Health; Prescription Drug Affordability; Public Utilities
74 Bureau, Henry, Knox, Lee, Mercer Daniel Swanson Republican 2017[173] Member: Agriculture & Conservation, Appropriations-Public Safety; Elementary & Secondary Education: School Curriculum & Policies; Mental Health; Veterans' Affairs
75 Grundy, Kendall, LaSalle, Will David A. Welter Republican 2016[174] Member: Appropriations-Capital; Appropriations-Public Safety; Counties & Townships; Energy & Environment; Public Utilities; State Government Administration; Transportation: Vehicles & Safety
76 Bureau, LaSalle, Livingston, Putnam Lance Yednock Democratic 2019[175] Member: Agriculture & Conservation, Labor & Commerce; Transportation: Vehicles & Safety, Veterans' Affairs
77 Cook, DuPage Kathleen Willis Democratic 2013[176] Member: Adoption & Child Welfare; Appropriations-Human Services; Cities & Villages; Counties & Townships; Elementary & Secondary Education: School Curriculum & Policies; Executive; State Government Administration
78 Cook Camille Y. Lilly Democratic 2010[177] Chair: Financial Institutions; Museums, Arts, & Cultural Enhancement
Member: Appropriations-Human Services; Appropriations-Public Safety; Insurance
79 Grundy, Kankakee, Will Lindsay Parkhurst Republican 2017[178] Member: Appropriations-Public Safety; Child Care Access & Early Childhood; Judiciary - Civil; Judiciary - Criminal; Prescription Drug Affordability; Transportation: Regulation, Roads
Jackie Haas Republican 2020[179] Member: Appropriations-Public Safety; Child Care Accessibility & Early Childhood; Judiciary - Criminal; Prescription Drug Affordability; Transportation: Regulation, Roads.[180]
80 Cook, Will Anthony DeLuca Democratic 2009[181] Chair: Cities & Villages
Member: Cybersecurity, Data Analytics, & IT; Health Care Licenses; Insurance
81 DuPage, Will Anne Stava-Murray Democratic 2019[182] Member: Appropriations-Capital; Cybersecurity, Data Analytics, & IT; Elementary & Secondary Education: School Curriculum & Policies; Judiciary - Criminal; Museums, Arts, & Cultural Enhancement
82 Cook, DuPage, Will Jim Durkin Republican 1995[183]
83 Kane Linda Chapa LaVia Democratic 2003[184]
Barbara Hernandez Democratic 2019 (March)[185] Member: Cities & Villages; Counties & Townships; Energy & Environment; Higher Education; Special Investigating Committee; State Government Administration
84 DuPage, Kane, Kendall, Will Stephanie A. Kifowit Democratic 2013[186] Chair: State Government Administration; Veterans' Affairs
Member: Adoption & Child Welfare; Appropriations-General Service; Revenue & Finance
85 DuPage, Will John Connor Democratic 2017[187] Member: Appropriations-General Service; Appropriations-Higher Education; Cybersecurity, Data Analytics, & IT; Judiciary - Criminal; Labor & Commerce; Transportation: Regulation, Roads
86 Will Lawrence Walsh Jr. Democratic 2012[188] Chair: Public Utilities
Member: Appropriations-Capital; Counties & Townships; Energy & Environment; Prescription Drug Affordability
87 Logan, Menard, Sangamon, Tazewell Tim Butler Republican 2015[189] Member: Appropriations-Capital; Appropriations-Public Safety; Energy & Environment; Executive; Museums, Arts, & Cultural Enhancement, Public Utilities; Transportation: Vehicles & Safety
88 McLean, Tazewell Keith P. Sommer Republican 1999[190] Member: Adoption & Child Welfare; Financial Institutions; Insurance; International Trade & Commerce
89 Carroll, Jo Daviess, Ogle, Stephenson, Whiteside, Winnebago Andrew S. Chesney Republican 2018[191] Member: Agriculture & Conservation, Appropriations-Human Services; Cities & Villages; Economic Opportunity & Equity; Judiciary - Civil; Mental Health
90 DeKalb, LaSalle, Lee, Ogle, Winnebago Tom Demmer Republican 2013[192] Member: Appropriations-Human Services; Cybersecurity, Data Analytics, & IT; Health Care Availability & Accessibility, Human Services; Prescription Drug Affordability; Rules
91 Fulton, Peoria, Tazewell Michael D. Unes Republican 2011[193] Member: Financial Institutions; Insurance; International Trade & Commerce, Museums, Arts, & Cultural Enhancement, Transportation: Vehicles & Safety, Veterans' Affairs
92 Peoria Jehan Gordon-Booth Democratic 2009[194] Member: Appropriations-Capital; Appropriations-Public Safety; Child Care Access & Early Childhood; Economic Opportunity & Equity; Executive; Public Utilities
93 Brown, Cass, Fulton, Knox, Mason, McDonough, Schuyler, Warren Norine K. Hammond Republican 2010[195] Member: Appropriations-Higher Education; Consumer Protection; Cybersecurity, Data Analytics, & IT; Higher Education; Human Services; Insurance
94 Adams, Hancock, Henderson, Warren Randy E. Frese Republican 2015[196] Member: Agriculture & Conservation, Appropriations-Human Services; Child Care Access & Early Childhood; Health Care Licenses; Labor & Commerce; Veterans' Affairs
95 Christian, Macoupin, Madison, Montgomery Avery Bourne Republican 2015[197] Member: Appropriations-Capital; Appropriations-Elementary & Secondary Education; Counties & Townships; Elementary & Secondary Education: School Curriculum & Policies; International Trade & Commerce
96 Christian, Macon, Sangamon Sue Scherer Democratic 2013[198] Chair: Elementary & Secondary Education: Administration, Licensing & Charter
Member: Appropriations-Capital; Child Care Access & Early Childhood; Consumer Protection; Transportation: Regulation, Roads
97 Kendall, Will Mark Batinick Republican 2015[199] Member: Health Care Licenses; Insurance; International Trade & Commerce, Personnel & Pensions
98 Will Natalie A. Manley Democratic 2013[200] Member: Counties & Townships; Executive; Financial Institutions; Human Services; Rules; Transportation: Regulation, Roads; Transportation: Vehicles & Safety
99 Sangamon Mike Murphy Republican 2019[201] Member: Adoption & Child Welfare; Appropriations-Higher Education; Financial Institutions; Museums, Arts, & Cultural Enhancement, State Government Administration; Transportation: Vehicles & Safety, Veterans' Affairs
100 Calhoun, Greene, Jersey, Macoupin, Madison, Morgan, Pike, Sangamon, Scott C.D. Davidsmeyer Republican 2012[202] Member: Child Care Access & Early Childhood; Financial Institutions; Health Care Licenses; Insurance; Public Utilities
101 Champaign, DeWitt, Macon, McLean, Piatt Dan Caulkins Republican 2019[203] Member: Appropriations-General Service; Energy & Environment; Prescription Drug Affordability; Public Utilities
102 Champaign, Douglas, Edgar, Macon, Moultrie, Shelby, Vermilion Brad Halbrook Republican 2012[204] Member: Appropriations-General Service; Cities & Villages; Counties & Townships; State Government Administration
103 Champaign Carol Ammons Democratic 2015[205] Chair: Higher Education
Member: Appropriations-Higher Education; Energy & Environment; Personnel & Pensions; Public Utilities
104 Champaign, Vermilion Michael T. Marron Republican 2018[206] Member: Counties & Townships; Economic Opportunity & Equity; Energy & Environment; Higher Education; Human Services; Transportation: Regulation, Roads
105 Livingston, McLean Dan Brady Republican 2001[207] Member: Appropriations-Higher Education; Consumer Protection; Counties & Townships; Higher Education; Insurance; Prescription Drug Affordability; Rules
106 Ford, Iroquois, Livingston, Vermilion, Woodford Thomas M. Bennett Republican 2015[208] Member: Appropriations-Elementary & Secondary Education; Child Care Access & Early Childhood; Elementary & Secondary Education: School Curriculum & Policies; Health Care Availability & Accessibility, Labor & Commerce; Revenue & Finance
107 Bond, Clinton, Effingham, Fayette, Marion Blaine Wilhour Republican 2019[209] Member: Adoption & Child Welfare; Judiciary - Criminal; Labor & Commerce; Personnel & Pensions; Transportation: Vehicles & Safety
108 Clinton, Madison, St. Clair, Washington Charles Meier Republican 2013[210] Member: Agriculture & Conservation, Appropriations-Human Services; Economic Opportunity & Equity; Elementary & Secondary Education: School Curriculum & Policies; Energy & Environment; Mental Health
109 Clay, Edwards, Effingham, Jasper, Lawrence, Richland, Wabash, Wayne, White Darren Bailey Republican 2019[211] Member: Agriculture & Conservation, Appropriations-Elementary & Secondary Education; Appropriations-Human Services; Child Care Access & Early Childhood; Elementary & Secondary Education: Administration, Licensing & Charter; Energy & Environment
110 Clark, Coles, Crawford, Cumberland, Edgar, Lawrence Chris Miller Republican 2019[212] Member: Adoption & Child Welfare; Appropriations-General Service; Economic Opportunity & Equity; Elementary & Secondary Education: School Curriculum & Policies; Energy & Environment
111 Jersey, Madison Monica Bristow Democratic 2017[213] Member: Agriculture & Conservation, Economic Opportunity & Equity; Higher Education; Human Services; Mental Health; Prescription Drug Affordability; Veterans' Affairs
112 Madison, St. Clair Katie Stuart Democratic 2017[214] Member: Appropriations-Elementary & Secondary Education; Consumer Protection; Elementary & Secondary Education: School Curriculum & Policies; Higher Education; Labor & Commerce; Museums, Arts, & Cultural Enhancement
113 Madison, St. Clair Jay Hoffman Democratic 1991[215] Member: Appropriations-Capital; Higher Education; Judiciary - Civil; Judiciary - Criminal; Labor & Commerce; Public Utilities
114 St. Clair LaToya Greenwood Democratic 2017[216] Member: Appropriations-Elementary & Secondary Education; Appropriations-Public Safety; Counties & Townships; Health Care Availability & Accessibility, International Trade & Commerce, Labor & Commerce; Museums, Arts, & Cultural Enhancement
115 Jackson, Jefferson, Perry, Union, Washington Terri Bryant Republican 2015[217] Member: Appropriations-Higher Education; Health Care Licenses; Higher Education; Human Services; Insurance; Judiciary - Criminal
116 Monroe, Perry, Randolph, St. Clair Jerry Costello II Democratic 2011[218]
Nathan D. Reitz Democratic 2019[219] Member: Agriculture & Conservation; Appropriations-Capital; Energy & Environment; Labor & Commerce; Transportation: Vehicles & Safety, Veterans' Affairs
117 Franklin, Hamilton, Williamson Dave Severin Republican 2017[220] Member: Appropriations-Higher Education; Elementary & Secondary Education: School Curriculum & Policies; Energy & Environment; Higher Education; Mental Health; Veterans' Affairs
118 Alexander, Gallatin, Hamilton, Hardin, Jackson, Johnson, Massac, Pope, Pulaski, Saline, Union Patrick Windhorst Republican 2019[221] Member: Appropriations-Human Services; Economic Opportunity & Equity; Higher Education; Human Services; Judiciary - Criminal; Mental Health

Works cited

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  • "Legislators' Portraits and Biographies", in Illinois Secretary of State (2019). Illinois Blue Book 2019–2020. Archived from the original on 2020-04-18.

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  181. ^ "Representative Anthony DeLuca (D)". State of Illinois. Retrieved 2020-01-30.
  182. ^ "Representative Anne Stava-Murray (D)". State of Illinois. Retrieved 2020-01-30.
  183. ^ "Representative Jim Durkin (R)". State of Illinois. Retrieved 2020-01-30.
  184. ^ "Representative Linda Chapa LaVia (D) - Previous General Assembly (101st)". State of Illinois. Retrieved 2022-05-31.
  185. ^ "Representative Barbara Hernandez (D)". State of Illinois. Retrieved 2020-01-30.
  186. ^ "Representative Stephanie A. Kifowit (D)". State of Illinois. Retrieved 2020-01-30.
  187. ^ "Representative John Connor (D)". State of Illinois. Retrieved 2020-01-30.
  188. ^ "Representative Lawrence Walsh, Jr. (D)". State of Illinois. Retrieved 2020-01-30.
  189. ^ "Representative Tim Butler (R)". State of Illinois. Retrieved 2020-01-30.
  190. ^ "Representative Keith P. Sommer (R)". State of Illinois. Retrieved 2020-01-30.
  191. ^ "Representative Andrew S. Chesney (R)". State of Illinois. Retrieved 2020-01-30.
  192. ^ "Representative Tom Demmer (R)". State of Illinois. Retrieved 2020-01-30.
  193. ^ "Representative Michael D. Unes (R)". State of Illinois. Retrieved 2020-01-30.
  194. ^ "Representative Jehan Gordon-Booth (D)". State of Illinois. Retrieved 2020-01-30.
  195. ^ "Representative Norine K. Hammond (R)". State of Illinois. Retrieved 2020-01-30.
  196. ^ "Representative Randy E. Frese (R)". State of Illinois. Retrieved 2020-01-30.
  197. ^ "Representative Avery Bourne (R)". State of Illinois. Retrieved 2020-01-30.
  198. ^ "Representative Sue Scherer (D)". State of Illinois. Retrieved 2020-01-30.
  199. ^ "Representative Mark Batinick (R)". State of Illinois. Retrieved 2020-01-30.
  200. ^ "Representative Natalie A. Manley (D)". State of Illinois. Retrieved 2020-01-30.
  201. ^ "Representative Mike Murphy (R)". State of Illinois. Retrieved 2020-01-30.
  202. ^ "Representative C.D. Davidsmeyer (R)". State of Illinois. Retrieved 2020-01-30.
  203. ^ "Representative Dan Caulkins (R)". State of Illinois. Retrieved 2020-01-30.
  204. ^ "Representative Brad Halbrook (R)". State of Illinois. Retrieved 2020-01-30.
  205. ^ "Representative Carol Ammons (D)". State of Illinois. Retrieved 2020-01-30.
  206. ^ "Representative Michael T. Marron (R)". State of Illinois. Retrieved 2020-01-30.
  207. ^ "Representative Dan Brady (R)". State of Illinois. Retrieved 2020-01-30.
  208. ^ "Representative Thomas M. Bennett (R)". State of Illinois. Retrieved 2020-01-30.
  209. ^ "Representative Blaine Wilhour (R)". State of Illinois. Retrieved 2020-01-30.
  210. ^ "Representative Charles Meier (R)". State of Illinois. Retrieved 2020-01-30.
  211. ^ "Representative Darren Bailey (R)". State of Illinois. Retrieved 2020-01-30.
  212. ^ "Representative Chris Miller (R)". State of Illinois. Retrieved 2020-01-30.
  213. ^ "Representative Monica Bristow (D)". State of Illinois. Retrieved 2020-01-30.
  214. ^ "Representative Katie Stuart (D)". State of Illinois. Retrieved 2020-01-30.
  215. ^ "Representative Jay Hoffman (D)". State of Illinois. Retrieved 2020-01-30.
  216. ^ "Representative LaToya Greenwood (D)". State of Illinois. Retrieved 2020-01-30.
  217. ^ "Representative Terri Bryant (R)". State of Illinois. Retrieved 2020-01-30.
  218. ^ "Representative Jerry Costello, II (D)". State of Illinois. Retrieved 2020-01-30.
  219. ^ "Representative Nathan D. Reitz (D)". State of Illinois. Retrieved 2020-01-30.
  220. ^ "Representative Dave Severin (R)". State of Illinois. Retrieved 2020-01-30.
  221. ^ "Representative Patrick Windhorst (R)". State of Illinois. Retrieved 2020-01-30.
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