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Nov 22, 2019
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Under the Dome Podcast
On this week's episode of Under the Dome, The State Journal-Register's Doug Finke and Bernard Schoenburg discuss the prominent issues in the General Assembly.
Bill would cut off lawmaker pay the day they leave office

A measure preventing lawmakers from receiving pay for days they did not hold office has remained in legislative limbo since its introduction in January.

Democrat says he’ll run against Bourne

A Democrat from Coffeen says he plans to run for a seat in the Illinois House against Rep. Avery Bourne, R-Raymond.

Bernard Schoenburg: TV ads thanks Davis for opposing impeachment

Another outside group is advertising in the 13th Congressional District and featuring pictures of U.S. Rep. RODNEY DAVIS, R-Taylorville.

Statehouse Insider: Cullerton announcement caps veto session

Just three weeks ago, many people were talking about how uneventful the upcoming veto session would be, a snoozefest to be gotten through quickly and easily - and then forgotten.

Former Rep. Chaffetz, now a Fox contributor, to keynote GOP dinner

U.S. Rep. Jason Chaffetz, R-Utah, who is now a Fox News contributor, will be the keynote speaker at the Sangamon County Republican Party's Lincoln Day Dinner on Feb. 12 at the Bank of Springfield Center.

Durbin discusses impeachment, election

With the first week of public hearings in the House Democrats' impeachment inquiry of President Donald Trump concluded, U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Illinois, recalls the "small bit role" he played in securing the release of nearly $400 million in congressionally-approved military aid to Ukraine being withheld by the Trump Administration.

32,000 Illinoisans save $8.5 million in first year of new program

Illinois Treasurer Michael Frerichs on Monday continued to promote a new state program which he says is a first step to alleviating a nationwide "retirement crisis.

During veto session, clock runs out on time change, college athlete pay, more

The adjournment of the fall veto session Thursday night means a number of bills that failed to pass both chambers this week must wait for further action when the General Assembly returns on Jan. 28.

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