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An Analysis from the Illinois Policy Institute on Lawmakers' Voting Records on Key Issues
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INTRODUCTION
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Introduction Illinois Policy Institute
The Illinois Policy Institute is a non-partisan
Today, Illinois stands at a crossroads. Our
state faces mounting debt and troublesome research organization focused on improving Voters elect
unemployment. Significant budget challenges pubic policy in Illinois. The Institute focuses
on improving public policy by applying liberty-
and influence
have been caused and are now intensified by
destructive overspending habits and a job- advancing principles to all levels of government policymakers;
with the understanding that free societies and
killing regulatory approach.
free markets allow individuals to flourish and in turn,
In the midst of this crisis, Illinois citizens and prosper. The Institute is dedicated to fostering lawmakers
their leaders must turn the state’s affairs around economic freedom, increasing government
and put Illinois back on the path to prosperity. transparency and accountability, and bettering set the policies
the health and living standards of all Illinoisans.
that affect
Policy changes lives—and at the Illinois Policy
Institute, we’re working to promote policies The Illinois Policy Institute supports practical, our day-to-
that change lives for the better. Voters elect common-sense solutions to rein in out-
and influence policymakers; in turn, lawmakers of-control spending, improve government day lives.
set the policies that affect our day-to-day lives. transparency, and break down roadblocks to
Illinois citizens have great power to shape economic opportunity.
policy, yet few have the time to follow General
Assembly votes from the House and Senate Bill Selection
galleries in Springfield—or even from media
reports and Internet accounts. This Vote Card assesses roll call votes on key
bills that have an identifiable impact on the free
In an attempt to shed more light on state policy, market in one of the following areas: budget
the Illinois Policy Institute has put together its and taxes, government regulation, transparency
first annual Legislative Vote Card. The Vote Card and accountability, and education. Bills not
highlights some of the most important pieces related to the Institute’s mission were not
of legislation affecting fiscal, transparency, included.
regulatory, and education policy deliberated
in the 96th session of the Illinois General The 2010 Legislative Vote Card includes roll call
Assembly. votes on bills that received a recorded floor
vote in at least one chamber. The Vote Card
In 2010, the bicameral General Assembly does not account for bill sponsorship or bills
discussed and voted on multiple key measures that did not receive a related floor vote. All bills
that either advanced or detracted from positive were chosen for consideration based on their
change in Illinois. Of the many bills voted policy merits.
on by Illinois lawmakers in this year’s regular
session, the Vote Card highlights nineteen Reading the 2010 Legislative
measures brought before the House of
Representatives and eleven bills considered by
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the State Senate. These measures were deemed
Legislative progress is not always easy to follow,
to have a particularly important impact on
especially for the vast majority of residents
free market principles and liberty-based public
who do not prowl the halls of the State
policy. The Vote Card indicates the position of
Capitol on a daily basis. With that in mind, we
every legislator on each particular bill, offering
present and elucidate each bill covered in the
a snapshot of members’ positions on key
Vote Card before providing the results. Each
legislation.
bill’s background and relevance is explained,
followed by a small synopsis of the free-
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market position on the bill and an update on
what ultimately resulted from the deliberation.
Each summary is intended to give a succinct
illustration of the measure and how it impacts
Illinois and its citizens. Following the bill
descriptions is the bill-by-bill voting record of
individual members of each chamber.
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Vote Descriptions: Illinois HB0859 was passed by both chambers in May
2010. In July 2010, the Governor used an item/
State Senate
reduction veto to reduce the bill’s spending by
$155 million. SB2494
Illinois State Senate: Education
SB1946: Pension Benefit Reform
would give
SB2494: Opportunity parents in
Scholarships Free-Market Position: Vote Yea
Chicago’s
Relevant Vote Outcome: 48-6-3
Free-Market Position: Vote Yea
Result: Passed both chambers and signed
failing
Relevant Vote Outcome: 33-20-3 into law by the Governor in April 2010 elementary
Result: Passed the Senate, but stalled in
the House SB1946 provides for public employee schools new
pension benefit reforms, but it only applies
to newly hired state employees. It increases
educational
SB2494 would allow students attending the
lowest-performing 10 percent of elementary the retirement age for full benefits to 67 choices for
schools in the Chicago Public School system to (with at least 10 years of service credit), caps
receive vouchers of approximately $4,000 for annual pensions at $106,800, and prohibits their children.
tuition on any private school of their choice. simultaneously receiving a pension and a public The free-
This legislation would give parents in Chicago’s paycheck (double dipping). While these reforms
failing elementary schools new educational were the bare minimum of the pension benefit market
reforms needed, they are a step in the right
choices for their children. The free-market
position is “yea” for this bill. SB2494 passed direction. SB1946 passed the House and the
position is
the Senate, but stalled in the House. Supporters Senate in March 2010 and was signed into law “yea” for this
of SB2494 plan to bring the bill up for a House by the Governor in April 2010.
vote during future legislative sessions. bill.
SB0044: Tobacco Tax Hike
Illinois State Senate: Budget & Taxes
Free-Market Position: Vote Nay
HB0859: FY 2011 Appropriations Relevant Vote Outcome: 30-26-0
Bill Result: Passed the Senate
Free-Market Position: Vote Nay
SB0044 would increase the state tobacco tax by
Relevant Vote Outcome: 31-26-0
25 mills per cigarette and widen the definition
Result: Passed both chambers and of cigarette to include little cigars. Increases
received item/reduction veto from the in cigarette taxes have a history of falling
Governor short of their revenue projections, and harm
small businesses as more consumers buy their
HB0859 is the main appropriations bill for the cigarettes in lower-tax states. Because cigarette
2011 fiscal year; the bill included more than taxes are an unreliable source of funding, other
$26 billion in spending and very little by way of state tax increases may be necessary in the
significant spending reforms. Illinois’s current future if revenues from a tobacco tax hike fall
fiscal situation cannot be resolved without short. SB0044 passed the Senate in April 2009,
addressing the state’s out-of-control spending. but has not been voted on in the House. It is
HB0859 continues to feed the state’s budget currently in the House Rules Committee.
shortfalls instead of making the necessary
spending cuts to truly balance the budget.
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SB3660: Emergency Budget Act HB0543: Pension Payment Skip
SB3660 gives the Governor unprecedented HB0543 originated in the House as a bill
powers to reduce and reserve funds for the unrelated to pension funding and was passed.
fiscal year 2011 budget. These powers end on The Senate placed an amendment on the bill
SB3660 January 9, 2011. This public act would give the overriding the original content, which allows
would give Governor power to make unilateral budget
decisions without question. Check and balances
for the state to skip the $4 billion pension
payment for fiscal year 2011. Skipping the
the Governor serve as crucial tests needed in government; 2011 pension payment would result in over $30
regardless of our state’s financial situation, our billion in additional costs to taxpayers over 30
power lawmakers are elected and paid by taxpayers to years. The spirit of this bill is a vivid reflection
to make make the tough decisions vital to state order.
The free-market position is “nay” on this bill.
of the policy decisions that have led the state
into its current fiscal mess. HB0543 passed the
unilateral SB3660 passed both the House and Senate in Senate in May 2010. The bill is currently in the
the spring of 2010, and was signed into law by House pending concurrence with the Senate
budget the Governor in July 2010. amendment and has been tabled in the Rules
decisions Committee as of May 2010.
SB1215: Additional FY 2011
without Appropriations Illinois State Senate: Government
question. Free-Market Position: Vote Nay
Regulation
The free- Relevant Vote Outcome: 35-20-0 HB5783: Hair Braider Licensing
market Result: Passed both chambers and signed
Free-Market Position: Vote Yea
position is into law by the Governor in July 2010
Relevant Vote Outcome: 44-8-0
“nay” on SB1215 included $145.2 million in additional
Result: Passed both chambers and signed
appropriations for fiscal year 2011. Legislators
this bill. refused to make the difficult spending cuts
into law by the Governor in July 2010
necessary to close the state’s deficit. The
HB5783 reduces the cosmetology education
increased 2011 appropriation from the state’s
requirement for hair braiders from 1500 hours
general revenue fund is another example of
to 300 hours. This will allow hair braiders
this missed opportunity to chisel away at the
to practice their craft with less burdensome
mounting deficit. The free-market position on
licensing requirements. Holding hair braiders
this bill is “nay.” SB1215 passed both chambers
to the licensing requirements of cosmetologists
in the spring of 2010 and was signed by the
is not logical; braiding is non-invasive and does
Governor on July 2010.
not include the use of dangerous chemicals or
tools. Reducing the licensing requirements for
hair braiders will enable these small business
owners to flourish in their communities and
act as beacons for entrepreneurship. The bill
passed both chambers in April 2010 and was
signed into law by the Governor in July 2010.
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Illinois State Senate:Transparency & amendatory veto on the bill.
Accountability
The Governor’s amendatory veto adds
HB5241: Medicaid Spending
four Governor-appointed members to the HB5241
Commission, inserts social services, health care,
Transparency labor, and education professional categories to
allows for
Free-Market Position: Vote Yea
the list of required backgrounds, includes that the creation
the Commission shall hold at least six public
Relevant Vote Outcome: 58-0-0 meetings allowing for public comment, and the of an online
Result: Passed both chambers and signed
Commission shall submit its findings online.
One of the Governor’s changes draws a red
transparency
into law by the Governor in July 2010
flag: The four Governor-appointed positions database of
would now include social services, health care,
HB5241 allows for the creation of an online
labor, and education professionals. The intent Medicaid
transparency database of Medicaid claims that
can be accessed by program administrators and
of the Commission was to provide an unbiased,
outside review of government programs and
claims that
the public. Identifying characteristics would
be withheld from the database to protect
state executive branches. The inclusion of can be
professionals affiliated with, or directly affected
individual privacy. The legislation would
by, programs subject to review represents a accessed by
provide administrators with more information
on how Medicaid resources are utilized to
potential conflict of interest and could stall program ad-
or disrupt the reviews conducted by the
improve health outcomes. The legislation would
help taxpayers better understand how their
Commission. As such, the free-market vote will ministrators
be to override the Governor’s amendatory veto.
resources are spent by the state government. and the
HB5241 passed the House and the Senate
unanimously in the spring of 2010 and was
HB5154: Public Employee Review public.
signed into law by the Governor in June 2010. Transparency
FY 2011 Appropriations
Emergency Budget Act
Transparency
Additional
SB2494 HB0859 SB1946 SB0044 SB3660 SB1215 HB0543 HB5783 HB5241 HB4836 HB5154
Free-Market Position Y N Y N N N N Y Y Y N
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Illinois Senate
Transparency &
Education Budget & Taxes Regulation
Accountability
FY 2011 Appropriations
Emergency Budget Act
Transparency
Additional
SB2494 HB0859 SB1946 SB0044 SB3660 SB1215 HB0543 HB5783 HB5241 HB4836 HB5154
Free-Market Position Y N Y N N N N Y Y Y N
FY 2011 Appropriations
Emergency Budget Act
Transparency
Additional
SB2494 HB0859 SB1946 SB0044 SB3660 SB1215 HB0543 HB5783 HB5241 HB4836 HB5154
Free-Market Position Y N Y N N N N Y Y Y N
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Vote Descriptions: Illinois submitted amendments replacing everything
after the enacting clauses, effectively changing
House of Representatives
the legislation completely. The House passed
the amendments to the legislation and sent the The problem
Illinois House of Representatives: bill back to the Senate for approval. SB3514 has
Budget & Taxes been referred to the Assignments Committee in
with
the Senate. SB3514 is
SB1946: Pension Benefit Reform
HB0859: FY 2011 that it allows
Free-Market Position: Vote Yea Appropriations Bill the legislature
Relevant Vote Outcome: 92-17-7
Free-Market Position: Vote Nay to avoid
Result: Passed both chambers and signed
into law by the Governor in April 2010 Relevant Vote Outcome: 66-50-0 making the
SB1946 provides for public employee
Result: Passed both chambers and difficult, but
received item/reduction veto from the
pension benefit reforms, but it only applies Governor necessary,
to newly hired state employees. It increases
the retirement age for full benefits to 67 HB0859 is the main appropriations bill for the
decisions
(with at least 10 years of service credit), caps
annual pensions at $106,800, and prohibits
2011 fiscal year; the bill included more than to balance
$26 billion in spending and very little by way of
simultaneously receiving a pension and a public significant spending reforms. Illinois’s current the budget
paycheck (double dipping). While these reforms
were the bare minimum of the pension benefit
fiscal situation cannot be resolved without
addressing the state’s out-of-control spending.
without
reforms needed, they are a step in the right HB0859 continues to feed the state’s budget gimmicks.
direction. SB1946 passed the House and the shortfalls instead of making the necessary
Senate in March 2010 and was signed into law spending cuts to truly balance the budget.
by the Governor in April 2010. HB0859 was passed by both chambers in May
2010. In July 2010, the Governor used an item/
SB3514: Pension Borrowing reduction veto to reduce the bill’s spending by
$155 million.
Free-Market Position: Vote Nay
Relevant Vote Outcome: 71-44-2 HB5541: No New Programs
Result: Passed the House and referred to Free-Market Position: Vote Nay
the Assignments Committee in the Senate
Relevant Vote Outcome: 68-48-0
SB3514, as the House passed it, authorizes Result: Remains in the Rules Committee
over $4 billion in borrowing to cover the
state’s fiscal year 2011 required pension HB5541 would freeze all hiring of employees
contribution. The problem with SB3514 is that and contracting for personal services by the
it allows the legislature to avoid making the state, as well as freezing expenditures for
difficult, but necessary, decisions to balance the creating new programs or expanding existing
budget without gimmicks. The state’s pension programs, until the state’s Comptroller certifies
contribution should be the first payment made that all state vendors are being paid within 30
each year, so that the state’s operating budget days. This legislation would ensure that the
can be based on the remaining resources. state’s fiscal condition is improved before the
SB3514 was originally a bill amending the expansion and creation of new obligations.
Illinois Lottery Law, which the Senate passed. After its initial reading in the House, the bill
When it was sent to the House, the House
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was referred to the Rules Committee. To get HR1218 calls for the reopening of collective
the bill out of the Rules Committee and onto bargaining agreements to remove planned pay
the House floor for a second reading and vote, increases for state employees. It is irresponsible
a discharge petition must be filed and voted on to consider public salary increases while so
unanimously by the House. The free-market many private sector employees face layoffs, pay
position is “nay” to not sustain the chair’s cuts, and loss of benefits. Before legislators
recommendation to keep the bill from a floor consider revenue enhancements, such as
vote. In May 2010, a vote to sustain the chair’s tax hikes, all budget expenditures should be
recommendation not to discharge prevailed, reviewed; planned pay increases are financially
thus keeping the bill from a floor vote. The bill irresponsible considering Illinois’s current fiscal
remains in the Rules Committee. mess. The free-market position is “nay” to not
It is sustain the chair’s recommendation to keep
irresponsible HB6269: PAYGO the resolution from a vote on the floor. After
its initial reading, the resolution was referred
to consider Free-Market Position: Vote Nay to the Rules Committee. To get the resolution
out of the Rules Committee and onto the
public salary Relevant Vote Outcome: 68-48-0
House floor for a second reading and vote, a
increases Result: Remains in the Rules Committee discharge petition must be filed and voted on
unanimously by the House. In May 2010, a vote
while so HB6269 requires pay-as-you-go (PAYGO) to sustain the chair’s recommendation not to
budgeting for all new programs that require discharge prevailed, thus keeping the resolution
many additional spending from state funds. Under from a floor vote. The resolution remains in the
private sector this legislation, all appropriations for the Rules Committee.
program’s additional spending would not be
employees obligated or expended unless another program’s HB6872: Free Rides for Seniors
reductions or revenue increases completely
face layoffs, offset the additional spending. This piece of Free-Market Position: Vote Nay
pay cuts, legislation would keep fund appropriations
Relevant Vote Outcome: 68-48-0
in check. The free-market position is “nay”
and loss of to not sustain the chair’s recommendation to Result: Remains in Rules Committee
benefits. keep the bill from a vote on the floor. After
its initial reading, the bill was referred to the HB6872 would require individuals over the
Rules Committee. To get the bill out of the age of 65 meet the income and disability
Rules Committee and onto the House floor for status identified under the Senior Citizens and
a second reading and vote, a discharge petition Disabled Persons Property Tax Relief and
must be filed and voted on unanimously by Pharmaceutical Assistance Act. Currently, all
the House. In May 2010, a vote to sustain individuals over the age of 65 are eligible for
the chair’s recommendation not to discharge free rides. Requiring senior citizens meet the
prevailed, thus keeping the bill from a floor income thresholds in this statute will ensure
vote. The bill remains in the Rules Committee. only those senior citizens in need of such
financial relief will receive it, and earned
HR1218: Pay Hikes for State revenue will be put back in the transit service.
Employees The free-market position is “nay” to not
sustain the chair’s recommendation to keep the
Free-Market Position: Vote Nay bill from a vote on the floor. After its initial
reading, the bill was referred to the Rules
Relevant Vote Outcome: 68-48-0 Committee. To get the bill out of the Rules
Result: Remains in the Rules Committee Committee and onto the House floor for a
second reading and vote, a discharge petition
must be filed and voted on unanimously by
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the House. In May 2010, a vote to sustain fiscal year 2011 budget. These powers end on
the chair’s recommendation not to discharge January 9, 2011. This public act would give the
prevailed, thus keeping the bill from a floor Governor power to make unilateral budget
vote. The bill remains in the Rules Committee. decisions without question. Check and balances SB1215
serve as crucial tests needed in government;
HJRCA28: 3/5 Supermajority regardless of our state’s financial situation, our
included
Tax Hikes lawmakers are elected and paid by taxpayers to $145.2
make the tough decisions vital to state order.
Free-Market Position: Vote Nay The free-market position is “nay” on this bill. million in
Relevant Vote Outcome: 69-48-0
SB3660 passed both the House and Senate in
the spring of 2010, and was signed into law by
additional
Result: Tabled pursuant to Rule 46 the Governor in July 2010. appropria-
HJRCA28 proposes to amend the Legislature SB1215: Additional FY2011 tions for
Article of the Illinois Constitution to provide Appropriations fiscal year
that a bill which results in a tax hike can only
become law by a vote of three-fifths of the Free-Market Position: Vote Nay 2011.
members in each chamber. Illinois must get
its reckless habit of taxing and spending in
Relevant Vote Outcome: 68-44-0 Legislators
check before taxpayers are forced to pick up Result: Passed both chambers and signed refused to
the tab for more spending. The free-market into law by the Governor in July 2010
position is “nay” to not sustain the chair’s make the
recommendation to keep the bill from a vote
on the floor. After its initial reading, the bill
SB1215 included $145.2 million in additional
appropriations for fiscal year 2011. Legislators
difficult
was referred to the Rules Committee. To get refused to make the difficult spending cuts spending cuts
the bill out of the Rules Committee and onto necessary to close the state’s deficit. The
the House floor for a second reading and vote, additional sum of increased 2011 appropriation necessary
a discharge petition must be filed and voted
on unanimously by the House. In May 2010,
from the state’s general revenue fund is another
example of this missed opportunity to chisel
to close the
a vote to sustain the chair’s recommendation away at the mounting deficit. The free-market state’s deficit.
not to discharge prevailed, thus keeping the position on this bill is “nay.” SB1215 passed
bill from a floor vote. The bill remains in both chambers in the spring of 2010 and was
the Rules Committee and was tabled in June signed by the Governor on July 2010.
2010 pursuant to Rule 46. Rule 46 states
that no resolution proposing a change to the
Illinois Constitution may be voted on within 6 Illinois House of Representatives:
months of a general election—all outstanding Government Regulation
resolutions are to be tabled.
HB5783: Hair Braider Licensing
SB3660: Emergency Budget Act
Free-Market Position: Vote Yea
Free-Market Position: Vote Nay
Relevant Vote Outcome: 95-20-1
Relevant Vote Outcome: 67-50-0
Result: Passed both chambers and signed
Result: Passed both chambers and signed into law by the Governor in July 2010
into law by the Governor in July 2010
HB5783 reduces the cosmetology education
SB3660 gives the Governor unprecedented requirement for hair braiders from 1500 hours
powers to reduce and reserve funds for the to 300 hours. This will allow hair braiders
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to practice their craft with less burdensome HB5240 requires Medicaid applicants or
licensing requirements. Holding hair braiders recipients provide the state with pay stubs
to the licensing requirements of cosmetologists covering a 30-day period to determine
is not logical; braiding is non-invasive and does income eligibility. The bill presents alternative
not include the use of dangerous chemicals or provisions for seasonal workers or those
tools. Reducing the licensing requirements for without consistent pay stubs. This piece of
hair braiders will enable these small business legislation would help stop Medicaid fraud and
owners to flourish in their communities and abuse. The bill was tabled in February 2010
act as beacons for entrepreneurship. The bill in the House. There was a motion to take the
passed both chambers in April 2010 and was bill from the table in March; the vote on that
signed into law by the Governor in July 2010. motion is the vote included in the Vote Card.
HB5240 The bill becomes effective January 1, 2011. The vote on the motion was lost; thus, the bill
requires remains in the Rules Committee.
Illinois House of Representatives:
Medicaid Transparency & Accountability HB4836: Sunshine
Commission Act
applicants
HB5241: Medicaid Spending
or recipients Transparency
Free-Market Position: Vote Yea
Workers’ Compensation **
FY 2011 Appropriations
PAYGO **
SB SB HB HB HB HR HB HJRCA SB SB HB HB HB HB HB HB HB HB HB
1946 3514 0859 5541 6269 1218 6872 28 3660 1215 5783 5241 5240 4836 5154 5802 6159 5212 6626
Free-Market Position Y N N N N N N N N N Y Y Y Y N Y N N N
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Illinois House of Representatives
Transparency &
Budget & Taxes Regulation
Accountability
Workers’ Compensation **
FY 2011 Appropriations
PAYGO **
SB SB HB HB HB HR HB HJRCA SB SB HB HB HB HB HB HB HB HB HB
1946 3514 0859 5541 6269 1218 6872 28 3660 1215 5783 5241 5240 4836 5154 5802 6159 5212 6626
Free-Market Position Y N N N N N N N N N Y Y Y Y N Y N N N
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Illinois House of Representatives
Transparency &
Budget & Taxes Regulation
Accountability
Workers’ Compensation **
FY 2011 Appropriations
PAYGO **
SB SB HB HB HB HR HB HJRCA SB SB HB HB HB HB HB HB HB HB HB
1946 3514 0859 5541 6269 1218 6872 28 3660 1215 5783 5241 5240 4836 5154 5802 6159 5212 6626
Free-Market Position Y N N N N N N N N N Y Y Y Y N Y N N N
Workers’ Compensation **
FY 2011 Appropriations
PAYGO **
SB SB HB HB HB HR HB HJRCA SB SB HB HB HB HB HB HB HB HB HB
1946 3514 0859 5541 6269 1218 6872 28 3660 1215 5783 5241 5240 4836 5154 5802 6159 5212 6626
Free-Market Position Y N N N N N N N N N Y Y Y Y N Y N N N
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Illinois House of Representatives
Transparency &
Budget & Taxes Regulation
Accountability
Workers’ Compensation **
FY 2011 Appropriations
PAYGO **
SB SB HB HB HB HR HB HJRCA SB SB HB HB HB HB HB HB HB HB HB
1946 3514 0859 5541 6269 1218 6872 28 3660 1215 5783 5241 5240 4836 5154 5802 6159 5212 6626
Free-Market Position Y N N N N N N N N N Y Y Y Y N Y N N N
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Illinois House of Representatives
Transparency &
Budget & Taxes Regulation
Accountability
Workers’ Compensation **
FY 2011 Appropriations
PAYGO **
SB SB HB HB HB HR HB HJRCA SB SB HB HB HB HB HB HB HB HB HB
1946 3514 0859 5541 6269 1218 6872 28 3660 1215 5783 5241 5240 4836 5154 5802 6159 5212 6626
Free-Market Position Y N N N N N N N N N Y Y Y Y N Y N N N
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96TH GENERAL ASSEMBLY, 2010 REGULAR SESSION
A p u b l i c a t i o n o f t h e I l l i n o i s Po l i c y I n s t i t u t e