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Wednesday, January 15, 2025

Illinois General Assembly begins with focus on budget deficit

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State Senator Sue Rezin | Illinois General Assembly

State Senator Sue Rezin | Illinois General Assembly

The inauguration of the 104th General Assembly marks a new phase for Illinois state government. New members have joined both the Illinois Senate and the Illinois House of Representatives. State Senator Sue Rezin took part in the inaugural ceremonies held in the Senate Chambers on January 8.

Over the coming five months, Illinois legislators will address a $3 billion budget deficit and make decisions affecting residents across the state. These challenges highlight their crucial role as they propose, debate, and pass laws to tackle pressing issues while planning for long-term prosperity.

Lawmakers will focus on investing in education, addressing social challenges, supporting small businesses, and managing government spending. Their efforts aim to shape the state's future and foster an environment where Illinois can succeed and thrive.

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