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State Rep. Margaret Croke Takes Office to Work for Reproductive Rights, Affordable Health Care, Small Business Assistance

State Rep. Margaret Croke Takes Office to Work for Reproductive Rights, Affordable Health Care, Small Business Assistance

SPRINGFIELD, Ill – State Rep. Margaret Croke, D-Chicago, was sworn in for her first full term as an Illinois representative on Wednesday. She previously served the final days the term of her predecessor state Rep. Yoni Pizer. This is her first step towards completing a legislative agenda focused on securing reproductive rights, ensuring affordable health care for all Illinoisans and assisting local businesses following the challenges of the coronavirus pandemic. Croke issued the following statement after her inauguration:

Vella to Focus on COVID Relief for Families, Economic Development in First Term

Vella to Focus on COVID Relief for Families, Economic Development in First Term

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. – State Rep. Dave Vella, D-Rockford, took the oath of office and was sworn into the Illinois House of Representatives for the 102nd General Assembly on Wednesday, pledging to fight for COVID relief for small businesses and working families, improve economic development, create good-paying jobs, and refuse a taxpayer funded pension.

Stuart Calls for Police to Be Eligible to Receive COVID Vaccine

Stuart Calls for Police to Be Eligible to Receive COVID Vaccine

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. – As Illinois health officials prepare for public rollout of the coronavirus vaccine, state Rep. Katie Stuart, D-Edwardsville, is calling for the inclusion of police officers among other frontline first responders in the next phase of distribution.

Stuart Hosts Community Blood Drive

Stuart Hosts Community Blood Drive

MARYVILLE, Ill. – In support of first responders and their work during the COVID-19 pandemic, state Rep. Katie Stuart, D-Edwardsville, recently hosted a mobile blood drive in partnership with state Sen. Rachelle Crowe, D-Glen Carbon, state Sen. Christopher Belt, D-Cahokia and the Mississippi Valley Regional Blood Center.