Illinois State Senate District 58
Recent News About Illinois State Senate District 58
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State Sen. Bryant: HB2827 would be a ‘huge government overreach into the homes of Illinois homeschoolers’
Terri Bryant, a state senator for Illinois' 58th District, expressed her strong opposition to House Bill 2827, describing it as "a huge government overreach into the homes of Illinois homeschoolers."
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State Sen. Bryant on White County court FOID ruling: 'I have always agreed that the FOID Card is unconstitutional'
Terri Bryant, a senator for Illinois State Senate District 58, commented on the recent ruling regarding the Firearm Owners Identification (FOID) card.
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Terri Bryant introduces SB2308 in Senate on Feb. 7—here’s what you need to know
The Illinois Senate introduced Senate Bill SB2308 on Feb. 7, with Terri Bryant as the lead sponsor.
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Terri Bryant brings SB2224 to the Illinois Senate on Feb. 7—what to know
The Illinois Senate introduced Senate Bill SB2224 on Feb. 7, with Terri Bryant as the lead sponsor.
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Terri Bryant introduces SB2223 in Senate on Feb. 7—here’s what you need to know
Senate Bill SB2223, backed by Terri Bryant, was introduced in the Illinois Senate on Feb. 7, according to the Illinois General Assembly.
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Terri Bryant introduces SB1863 in Senate on Feb. 6—here’s what you need to know
The Illinois Senate introduced Senate Bill SB1863 on Feb. 6, with Terri Bryant as the lead sponsor.
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Terri Bryant introduces SB1642 in Senate on Feb. 5—here’s what you need to know
Senate Bill SB1642, backed by Terri Bryant, was introduced in the Illinois Senate on Feb. 5, according to the Illinois General Assembly.
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Terri Bryant introduces SB1641 in Senate on Feb. 5—here’s what you need to know
The Illinois Senate introduced Senate Bill SB1641 on Feb. 5, with Terri Bryant as the lead sponsor.
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Terri Bryant introduces SB1628 in Senate on Feb. 4—here’s what you need to know
The Illinois Senate introduced Senate Bill SB1628 on Feb. 4, with Terri Bryant as the lead sponsor.
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Terri Bryant introduces SB1316 in Senate on Jan. 28—here’s what you need to know
The Illinois Senate introduced Senate Bill SB1316 on Jan. 28, with Terri Bryant as the lead sponsor.
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Terri Bryant introduces SB1281 in Senate on Jan. 28—here’s what you need to know
Senate Bill SB1281, backed by Terri Bryant, was introduced in the Illinois Senate on Jan. 28, according to the Illinois General Assembly.
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Key details on SB0296 presented by Terri Bryant in the Senate on Jan. 24
Senate Bill SB0296, backed by Terri Bryant, was introduced in the Illinois Senate on Jan. 24, according to the Illinois General Assembly.
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SB1220 presented by Terri Bryant on Jan. 24 in the Senate
The Illinois Senate introduced Senate Bill SB1220 on Jan. 24, with Terri Bryant as the lead sponsor.
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Terri Bryant brings SB1218 to the Illinois Senate on Jan. 24—what to know
Senate Bill SB1218, backed by Terri Bryant, was introduced in the Illinois Senate on Jan. 24, according to the Illinois General Assembly.
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Terri Bryant brings SB1219 to the Illinois Senate on Jan. 24—what to know
The Illinois Senate introduced Senate Bill SB1219 on Jan. 24, with Terri Bryant as the lead sponsor.
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Key details on SB1204 presented by Terri Bryant in the Senate on Jan. 24
The Illinois Senate introduced Senate Bill SB1204 on Jan. 24, with Terri Bryant as the lead sponsor.
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Terri Bryant introduces SB1233 in Senate on Jan. 24—here’s what you need to know
The Illinois Senate introduced Senate Bill SB1233 on Jan. 24, with Terri Bryant as the lead sponsor.
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Terri Bryant introduces SB1221 in Senate on Jan. 24—here’s what you need to know
Senate Bill SB1221, backed by Terri Bryant, was introduced in the Illinois Senate on Jan. 24, according to the Illinois General Assembly.
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Senate to review SB1205 introduced by Terri Bryant on Jan. 24
Senate Bill SB1205, backed by Terri Bryant, was introduced in the Illinois Senate on Jan. 24, according to the Illinois General Assembly.
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SB1217 presented by Terri Bryant on Jan. 24 in the Senate
Senate Bill SB1217, backed by Terri Bryant, was introduced in the Illinois Senate on Jan. 24, according to the Illinois General Assembly.