State Rep. Amy Grant recently took to social media to talk about her tour of the Warrenville Fire Department and her appreciation for first responders in Illinois.
Illinois state Rep. Amy Grant (R-Wheaton) is pointing out holes in Gov. JB Pritzker's newly enacted $50.6 billion state budget.
State Rep. Amy Grant (R-Wheaton) is slamming Gov. J.B. Pritzker and the Democratic supermajority in the Illinois General Assembly for its 2024 budget.
State Rep. Amy Grant (R-Wheaton) said she will continue to seek ways to save the invest In Kids Tax Scholarship Program despite the $75 million program being cut from the $50.4 billion state budget.
Illinois state Rep. Amy Grant (R-Wheaton) is championing the Blue Collar Jobs Act (BCJA) Tax Credit Program as a vehicle that could bring economic growth and job creation across the state.
Illinois State Rep. Amy Grant (R-Wheaton) discussed a Democrat-backed measure that would prohibit "the smell of marijuana" from being used as probable cause to search a vehicle or its passengers.
State Rep. Amy Grant (R-Wheaton) isn't a fan of Illinois' recently passed Amendment 1, the Right to Collective Bargaining measure.
Amy Grant (R-Wheaton) is opposed to Amendment 1 for several reasons, including their belief that it would make union bosses too powerful in Illinois.
Rep. Amy Grant (R-Wheaton) recently spoke out against the rising taxes in Illinois.
Under legislation aimed at modernizing sex education standards in Illinois, students in grades K-12 are now learning about consent, as well as new personal health and safety lessons.
Opponents of the Safety, Accountability, Fairness and Equity-Today (SAFE-T) Act are worried about its elimination of cash bail, effective Jan. 1, 2023.
Illinois state Rep. and District 47 candidate, Amy Grant, recently shared her views on school closures during the COVID-19 pandemic.
State Rep. Amy Grant took to social media Tuesday to urge her colleagues to enact legislation to help the state's economy thrive.
State Rep. Amy Grant (R-Wheaton) said the business environment in Illinois needs to change after several high-profile companies moved their headquarters out of the state.
Rep. Amy Grant (R-Wheaton) believes high taxes are not going anywhere soon.