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Latest ethics proposals focus on State Board of Elections Latest ethics proposals focus on State Board of Elections

Latest ethics proposals focus on State Board of Elections

Republican lawmakers added to their pile of recently-filed ethics legislation Wednesday, promoting two bills aimed at limiting conflicts of interest on the Illinois State Board of Elections. Sen. Dan McConchie unveiled Senate Bill 2300 during a Statehouse news conference. It would prohibit a member of the State Board of Elections from contributing to or being an officer of a state or federal political committee.

Pension consolidation bill gets tentative OK in House committee Pension consolidation bill gets tentative OK in House committee

Pension consolidation bill gets tentative OK in House committee

A plan to consolidate 649 downstate municipal police and firefighter pension funds into just two unified systems hit an unexpected snag Tuesday, but officials on both sides of the disagreement vowed to continue talking in hopes of reaching an agreement. The committee voted 7-3 to advance the bill to the full House.

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