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Deuter casts 27 votes in Illinois House on May 22, 2026
Rep. Martha Deuter (D-45th) participated in 27 floor votes in the Illinois House on May 22, 2026, including a Yes vote on SB3917.
Illinois State House District 45
Recent News About Illinois State House District 45
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Intelligent speed assistance requirement for traffic offenders advances through Illinois legislature
A bill introduced by state Rep. Martha Deuter that mandates intelligent speed assistance systems for certain traffic violators has cleared both the House and Senate.
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Illinois legislature approves Deuter's bill expanding caregiver abuse and neglect statutes
A bill from State Rep. Martha Deuter to broaden criminal abuse and neglect definitions for caregivers passed with bipartisan support in both Illinois legislative chambers.
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Rep. Martha Deuter votes Yes 34 times during Illinois House session on May 27, 2026
On Wednesday, May 27, 2026, Rep. Martha Deuter (D-45th) participated in the Illinois House session, casting Yes votes on all 34 recorded floor measures.
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Rep. Martha Deuter votes yes on 12 Illinois House measures on May 28, 2026
On Thursday, May 28, 2026, Rep. Martha Deuter (D-45th) participated in 12 roll-call floor votes in the Illinois House, supporting each measure with a Yes vote.
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Rep. Martha Deuter records 14 Yes votes in Illinois House on May 29, 2026
Rep. Martha Deuter (D-45th) cast 14 Yes votes during Illinois House floor sessions on Friday, May 29, 2026.
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Rep. Martha Deuter registers 9 votes in Illinois House on May 30, 2026
Rep. Martha Deuter (D-45th) participated in 9 recorded floor votes in the Illinois House on Saturday, May 30, 2026.
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Illinois lawmakers pass Deuter bill expanding prescription drug delivery options
A measure introduced by state Rep. Martha Deuter to broaden prescription drug delivery has cleared both the House and the Senate.
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Deuter backs HB5081 to restrict speed camera zones, permit local speed limit adjustments
Rep. Martha Deuter (D-45th) cast a Yes vote on HB5081, a measure that restricts automated speed camera zones and allows municipalities to adjust speed limits, passing the Illinois House by a 116-1 vote on May 31, 2026.
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Rep. Martha Deuter supports HB2564 adjusting employer pension payments tied to teacher pay hikes
Rep. Martha Deuter (D-45th) voted in favor of HB2564, legislation amending employer contributions for certain teacher salary increases that cleared the Illinois House with a 92-25 vote on May 31, 2026.
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Rep. Martha Deuter backs measure mandating transparency for condo association boards
Rep. Martha Deuter (D-45th) supported HB5449, a measure requiring condominium association boards to supply accessible meeting and financial details. The bill was approved in the Illinois House with a 117-0 vote on May 31, 2026.
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Deuter supports SB3393 mandating report on fire sprinkler contractor education
Rep. Martha Deuter (D-45th) cast a Yes vote for SB3393, which requires a report on continuing education for fire sprinkler contractors. The bill was approved in the Illinois House with an 86-30 vote on May 31, 2026.
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Rep. Martha Deuter supports SB3113 to revise credit union rules and enable digital asset services
Rep. Martha Deuter (D-45th) voted Yes on SB3113, which aims to revise regulations on credit unions and permit digital asset services. The bill advanced through the Illinois House by a vote of 112-2 on May 31, 2026.
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Deuter casts Yes vote for insurance mandate on 12-month hormone therapy supply
Rep. Martha Deuter (D-45th) voted in favor of HB5492, a measure mandating insurance coverage for a 12-month supply of prescription hormone therapy. The bill passed in the Illinois House by a 75-39 margin on May 31, 2026.
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Deuter supports SB3222 to restrict loud commercials on video streaming platforms
Rep. Martha Deuter (D-45th) voted in favor of SB3222, legislation prohibiting loud advertisements on video streaming platforms, which was approved by the Illinois House in a 77-31 vote on May 31, 2026.