Rep. Moeller to Continue Fighting for Affordable Healthcare, Environmental Protection, Needs of Working Families in New Term

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. – Beginning a new term in the Illinois House, State Rep. Anna Moeller, D-Elgin, will continue her efforts to make healthcare better and more affordable, and prioritize the needs of middle-class and modest-income families. 

“I am honored to have the opportunity to be back in Springfield representing our community,” said Moeller. “I have been working to build a better Illinois by focusing on issues regarding wildlife and bettering the environment, cutting everyday costs for people and families, reducing discrimination, and making health care more affordable. This will not stop and I will strive to make our communities better, cleaner and more affordable.” 

Moeller has championed healthcare access and environmental protection throughout her career. In 2024, she enacted the Healthcare Protection Act, which makes healthcare better and more affordable by controlling premium increases, curbing gimmicks that keep people from accessing the care they need, and cracking down on ‘junk insurance’ plans that provide little or no real coverage. With healthcare costs contributing significantly to the rising cost of living, Moeller will continue fighting for affordable, accessible care on all fronts.  

Moeller has also led the effort to protect Illinois’ natural resources and wildlife. With Washington politicians poised to retreat from environmental protection, Moeller will seek to keep Illinois at the forefront of conservation, sustainability, and the fight against climate change.    

Moeller will also keep a focus defending fundamental rights in Illinois. In 2024, she passed House Bill 4867 which will crack down on discrimination towards a person based on their reproductive health decisions.  

“There is no end to combating the issues that impact our constituents daily whether it’s small or large,” said Moeller. “I am here for Illinois residents and for my district to make lives easier and worth enjoying. I am proud of the work that I and other members have done to bring common-sense reforms and look forward to more discussions to move Illinois forward.”