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Tag: Congress

Rockford’s John Anderson served in Congress before 1980 presidential run

Rockford’s John Anderson served in Congress before 1980 presidential run

— December 5, 2017

John B. Anderson represented the Rockford area in Congress for 10 terms as a Republican and then broke with his party in 1980 to run for president as a third party independent. Anderson,…

  • Oak Park teacher declares 2018 primary challenge to Congressman Danny Davis

    Oak Park teacher declares 2018 primary challenge to Congressman Danny Davis

    — May 29, 2017

    Oak Park and River Forest High School teacher Anthony Clark announced he would be running for U.S. Congress in the 7th District in the 2018 primary for the seat now held by U.S. Rep….

  • LaHood, Rodriguez face off in bid for 18th Congressional seat

    LaHood, Rodriguez face off in bid for 18th Congressional seat

    — October 26, 2016

    In what will likely be their only official face-off, 18th Congressional District candidates Darin LaHood and Junius Rodriguez sparred on such issues as the current presidential candidates,…

  • How They Voted: Illinois Congressional votes

    How They Voted: Illinois Congressional votes

    — July 10, 2016

    Zika Virus, Planned Parenthood, Transportation: By a vote of 52 for and 48 against, the Senate on June 28 failed to reach 60 votes needed to end Democratic delay and advance a bill…

  • How They Voted. Illinois Representatives’ Votes in Congress

    How They Voted. Illinois Representatives’ Votes in Congress

    — May 29, 2016

    The House on May 25 voted, 223 for and 195 against, to affirm an executive order by President Obama prohibiting companies receiving federal contracts from discriminating against employees…

  • Illinois election results from key races

    Illinois election results from key races

    — November 9, 2016

    District 20: Incumbent Republican Michael McAuliffe, the only Republican House member in the City of Chicago, retained his seat by defeating Democrat challenger Merry Marwig by nearly…

  • How They Voted: Illinois representatives’ votes in Congress

    How They Voted: Illinois representatives’ votes in Congress

    — July 10, 2016

    Ted Cruz, R-Texas, said it is time “to confront the sobering issue of illegal aliens, many of whom have serious criminal backgrounds and yet are allowed to illegally re-enter this country…

  • How They Voted. Illinois Representatives’ Votes in Congress

    How They Voted. Illinois Representatives’ Votes in Congress

    — June 14, 2016

    Voting 234 for and 177 against, the House on June 8 passed a bill (HR 4775) that would delay from 2020 to 2026 the year by which states must submit plans to the Environmental Protection…

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