State Sen. Terri Bryant (R-Ill.)
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Recent News About State Sen. Terri Bryant (R-Ill.)
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Senator Bryant hosts youth advisory council at Illinois State Capitol
State Senator Terri Bryant recently hosted approximately 30 high school students from the 58th Senate District at the Illinois State Capitol.
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Youth advisory council gives local students insight into government
State Senator Terri Bryant recently hosted a Youth Advisory Council program for local high school students, providing them with an opportunity to learn about government and public service.
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Republicans seek clarity on transgender athlete policy from IHSA
The Illinois Senate Republican Caucus, in collaboration with House Republican colleagues, has reached out to the Executive Director of the Illinois High School Association (IHSA) seeking clarification on policies regarding transgender athletes in...
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Illinois township consolidation raises tax concerns
Governor Pritzker's proposal to consolidate townships with counties in Illinois is facing criticism over potential property tax increases.
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Illinois faces $1.2 billion budget shortfall; legislative actions target fentanyl crisis
Governor J.B. Pritzker's proposed budget faces a potential $1.2 billion shortfall, according to the Commission on Government Forecasting and Accountability (COGFA).
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Senator Bryant responds to Illinois state flag vote
State Senator Terri Bryant from Murphysboro has expressed her views following the outcome of a public vote concerning the Illinois state flag.
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Illinois budget plan faces criticism amid record spending proposal
Governor J.B. Pritzker's recent budget address has sparked a range of reactions.
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Senator Bryant criticizes governor's proposed budget as irresponsible
State Senator Terri Bryant has expressed criticism in response to the Governor's proposed budget, which was presented during his budget address.
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Illinois GOP seeks transparency in non-citizen program spending amid budget concerns
Illinois is grappling with a significant budget deficit of $3.2 billion, prompting Senate Republicans to call for increased transparency in taxpayer spending on programs for non-citizens.