State Sen. Seth Lewis authored a bill that passed both the House and Senate authorizing emergency rules for cycle rider safety training in Illinois.
Senate Bill SB2343, backed by Seth Lewis, was introduced in the Illinois Senate on Feb. 7, according to the Illinois General Assembly.
The Illinois Senate introduced Senate Bill SB2074 on Feb. 6, with Seth Lewis as the lead sponsor.
Senate Bill SB2075, backed by Seth Lewis, was introduced in the Illinois Senate on Feb. 6, according to the Illinois General Assembly.
The Illinois Senate introduced Senate Bill SB1714 on Feb. 5, with Seth Lewis as the lead sponsor.
The Illinois Senate introduced Senate Bill SB1601 on Feb. 4, with Seth Lewis as the lead sponsor.
The Illinois Senate introduced Senate Bill SB1495 on Jan. 31, with Seth Lewis as the lead sponsor.
The Illinois Senate introduced Senate Bill SB1270 on Jan. 28, with Seth Lewis as the lead sponsor.
The Illinois Senate introduced Senate Bill SB1271 on Jan. 28, with Seth Lewis as the lead sponsor.
The Illinois Senate introduced Senate Bill SB0054 on Jan. 13, with Seth Lewis as the lead sponsor.
Sen. Seth Lewis attended a press conference with the Roselle Park District to announce federal grants that "will go towards projects throughout Illinois." He made the statement in a June 10 post on Facebook.
The following actions were taken on Aug. 20 in the House on House bill HB252 ("hum rights-employer-definition"): "Public Act . . . . . . . . .", "Effective Date July" and "Governor Approved".
Sen. Suzy Glowiak (D-24) sponsored six bills in the second quarter of 2019, seven less than the average Illinois state senator, and was added as a co-sponsor on 36 bills, equal to the average, according to a DuPage Policy Journal analysis of data made available by the Illinois General Assembly.
The following actions were taken on Aug. 13 in the House on House bill HB889 ("ins code-tick-borne disease"): "Public Act . . . . . . . . .", "Effective Date January" and "Governor Approved".
A new law sponsored by Sen. Suzy Glowiak (D-24) that was introduced with the purpose of amending the Illinois Insurance Code will go into effect on Jan. 1, 2020, according to the official Illinois General Assembly website.