Illinois State Senator Dave Syverson
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Recent News About Illinois State Senator Dave Syverson
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Syverson urges Pritzker to prioritize local issues over national spotlight
State Senator Dave Syverson has called on Governor JB Pritzker to redirect his focus from national issues back to the concerns of Illinois residents.
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Senate Republicans demand transparency in non-citizen program spending
Illinois Senate Republicans are pushing for increased transparency in the allocation of taxpayer funds to programs for non-citizens amid a significant budget deficit.
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Illinois GOP seeks answers on taxpayer money spent on non-citizen programs
Illinois is currently facing a $3.2 billion budget deficit, prompting Senate Republicans to call for transparency regarding taxpayer money spent on programs for non-citizens.
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Illinois Republicans propose collaboration between state police and ICE
With public safety a top priority, Senate Republicans in Illinois have introduced new legislation aimed at addressing state immigration policies.
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Illinois debates state flag redesign amid criticism over priorities
The debate over redesigning Illinois' state flag has sparked differing opinions among residents and lawmakers.
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Senator Dave Syverson participates in 104th General Assembly inauguration
State Senator Dave Syverson, a Republican from Cherry Valley, took part in the inaugural ceremonies of the Illinois Senate as the 104th General Assembly convened on January 8 at the State Capitol Building in Springfield.
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Illinois lawmakers prepare for lame-duck session amid budget concerns
Illinois lawmakers are set to return to Springfield on January 4 for a "lame-duck session" to address the remaining business of the 103rd General Assembly.
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Illinois enacts new laws supporting veterans, environment, workplace changes effective January
As the new year approaches, Illinois residents will see 293 new laws come into effect on January 1, 2025.
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Illinois set to implement over two hundred new laws starting January
As the new year approaches, Illinois residents will see 293 new laws come into effect on January 1, 2025.
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Illinois corruption trial continues; state considers redesigning flag
The trial of former Illinois House Speaker Mike Madigan has entered its third month at the Dirksen Federal Building in Chicago.
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Illinois Senate Republicans urge action on prison drug crisis
Senate Republicans in Illinois are urging Governor JB Pritzker to take immediate action against the rising drug crisis within state correctional facilities.
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Illinois faces budget challenges as Senate Republicans oppose new tax hikes
The Illinois General Assembly concluded its Veto Session on November 21, with minimal legislative activity.
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Illinois honors veterans with video tribute at State Capitol
Many thanks to all who submitted information for the Veterans Day Wall of Honor displayed in the Illinois State Capitol from Nov. 11 to Nov. 25.
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Illinois faces budget deficit; Senate Republicans urge no tax hikes
As Illinois faces a projected budget deficit exceeding $3 billion, Senate Republicans are urging Governor J.B. Pritzker to balance the state's budget without increasing taxes on residents and businesses.
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Illinois faces budget deficit; adoption month highlights family opportunities
SPRINGFIELD – A recent report from the Governor’s Office of Management and Budget (GOMB) has projected a significant budget deficit for Illinois.
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Lawmakers push SAFE-T Act reform after fentanyl case highlights issues
Local authorities in Grundy County recently arrested two Honduran nationals found with 3 kilograms of fentanyl, a quantity capable of killing 1.5 million people.
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Veterans Day Wall of Honor seeks submissions for Capitol display
With Veterans Day approaching, State Senator Dave Syverson is calling on local residents to honor veterans through a memorial display at the Illinois State Capitol.
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Illinois lawmakers team up with tollway for I-PASS update event
State Senator Dave Syverson and State Representative Jeff Keicher are collaborating with the Illinois Tollway to host an I-PASS ON DEMAND event in Sycamore on November 7.
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Illinois drivers warned about increased deer activity as seasons change
With the changing seasons, Illinois drivers are being urged to stay vigilant for deer, particularly during dawn and dusk hours.
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Lawmakers host I-PASS update events in Rockford and Cherry Valley
State Senator Dave Syverson and State Representative Joe Sosnowski are collaborating with the Illinois Tollway to organize two events aimed at assisting motorists in updating their I-PASS technology. These events will take place on October 17 in Rockford and October 22 in Cherry Valley.