A lot of questionable behavior by public officials is perfectly legal in Illinois. That’s because the state has some of the weakest ethics laws in the nation.
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The BGA’s Ethics Agenda: Let’s Get Serious About Ending Corruption in Illinois
New Department of Assets, Information and Services reduced spending growth by $1.8 million per year post-merger, exceeding $1 million savings target.
Questions About the Nov. 3 Election? We Can Help
New Department of Assets, Information and Services reduced spending growth by $1.8 million per year post-merger, exceeding $1 million savings target.
Worried About Vote By Mail? Here’s What You Can Do
If threatened postal delays are giving you second thoughts, remember that there are other ways to cast your ballot safely for the November election.
What’s Your Plan B For Nov. 3?
Voting in person could be risky due to COVID-19, so it’s important to know your options.
BGA Opposes Deal That Would Avoid Release of Chicago Police Misconduct Records
New Department of Assets, Information and Services reduced spending growth by $1.8 million per year post-merger, exceeding $1 million savings target.
Get Ready to Vote Safely in November
New Department of Assets, Information and Services reduced spending growth by $1.8 million per year post-merger, exceeding $1 million savings target.
Mark Your Calendar and Cast Your Vote
New Department of Assets, Information and Services reduced spending growth by $1.8 million per year post-merger, exceeding $1 million savings target.
UPDATE: Vote By Mail Law Comes Up Short
New Department of Assets, Information and Services reduced spending growth by $1.8 million per year post-merger, exceeding $1 million savings target.
Dillon: Why the BGA is Suing the Chicago City Council
Private conference calls between aldermen and Mayor Lori Lightfoot violated “nearly every meaningful requirement” of the Illinois Open Meetings Act, the lawsuit says.