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During the legislative debate involving Democrats’ bill to lower vote by mail requirements, State Representative Deanne Mazzochi (R-Elmhurst) urged Democrats to instead adopt standards from her bill, HB 2513, which obligates county clerks to take the deceased off the voter rolls.
In recognition of her advocacy in Springfield on behalf of Illinois’ farmers, State Representative Amy Grant (R-Wheaton) has been named a “Friend of Agriculture” by the Activator Program of the Illinois Farm Bureau.
With in-person learning on hold indefinitely, State Representative Amy Grant (R-Wheaton) is championing legislation to assist families with unanticipated costs incurred as they do their best to educate their kids from home.
State Representative Amy Grant (R-Wheaton) has been named a “Champion of Manufacturing” for her support of Illinois’ manufacturing industry through votes she took in 2019-2020.
.At a time when lines at the DMV are hours long, State Representative Amy Grant (R-Wheaton) is offering her constituents in the 42nd House District the opportunity to complete some basic driver’s license facility transactions at a mobile DMV event that will be held at her district office.
In mid-August, Senator Terry Link became the latest on a long list of disgraced Illinois lawmakers who have been indicted on corruption charges during the last year.
State Representative Amy Grant (R-Wheaton) is offering families from the 42nd Legislative House District an opportunity to obtain free identification cards for their children.
Since it was learned two weeks ago that ComEd agreed to pay a $200 million fine for a pay-to-play scheme that involved Speaker of the House Mike Madigan, dozens of House and Senate Republicans and a growing number of House and Senate Democrats have called for the Speaker’s resignation.
On July 17, the U.S. Attorney’s office tied House Speaker Mike Madigan to a ComEd scheme where patronage jobs for Madigan friends were exchanged for favorable House votes on bills that benefit the energy giant.
In response to a blistering compliance audit into the operations at Illinois’ Department of Employment Security (IDES), State Representative Amy Grant (R-Wheaton) is reiterating her call for a deep, independent audit of the agency that has failed properly deliver deserved unemployment benefits to hundreds of thousands of Illinoisans during the COVID-19 pandemic.
With so much negativity monopolizing the news these days, State Representative Amy Grant is doing her part to make sure people can enjoy some good news.
As Illinoisans continue to struggle to successfully apply for unemployment benefits through Illinois’ Department of Employment Security (IDES), State Representative Amy Grant (R-Wheaton) is demanding an independent audit of the system.
On May 15th, 28 House Republicans sent a letter to Governor Pritzker, urging him to allow all Illinois child care providers to reopen as regions move to Phase 3 of the reopening plan.
In a letter sent to Governor Pritzker on April 28, State Representative Amy Grant (R-Wheaton) and the women of the House Republican Caucus asked the Governor to call lawmakers to the Capitol to formulate a plan to move Illinois forward safely, reasonably, regionally and responsibly in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic.
As the elected voice for the 42nd District, which includes parts of Naperville, Warrenville, West Chicago and Wheaton, my most important job is to take care of my constituents.