On May 31, 2026, Rep. Jennifer Sanalitro (R-48th) supported HB5228—a measure revising workers’ compensation insurance standards for state-licensed businesses—which passed the Illinois House with an 89-27 vote.
Rep. Jennifer Sanalitro (R-48th) cast a Yes vote on HB1810, a bill to improve equitable access for incarcerated individuals with disabilities, which the Illinois House approved 80-36 on May 31, 2026.
Rep. Jennifer Sanalitro (R-48th) cast a No vote on SB3255, which aims to postpone the launch of a direct support professional credential pilot program. The Illinois House approved the legislation 77-39 on May 31, 2026.
Rep. Jennifer Sanalitro (R-48th) supported SB3561, which introduces new regulations for buy-now-pay-later lenders and received unanimous approval, 116-0, from the Illinois House on May 31, 2026.
Rep. Jennifer Sanalitro (R-48th) backed HB3393, voting Yes as the measure to update criminal procedure testimony guidelines cleared the Illinois House in a unanimous 115-0 vote on May 31, 2026.
Rep. Jennifer Sanalitro (R-48th) cast a Yes vote on HB4649, legislation aimed at expanding protections for adults vulnerable to financial exploitation. The bill was approved unanimously by the Illinois House, passing 115-0 on May 31, 2026.
The Lane School staff topped this year’s District-Wide Walking Challenge with over 8.8 million steps logged. Nearly 200 participants joined from across all buildings as part of an ongoing wellness initiative. Organizers recognized winners with a celebratory breakfast.
Burr Ridge Mayor Gary Grasso said he opposes the Illinois BUILD Act, arguing it would weaken local zoning authority, increase housing density in single-family neighborhoods, and reduce municipal control over development decisions.
Democratic Sen. Linda Holmes of the 42nd District supported HB4496, which exempts select state lab purchases from standard procurement protocols. The Illinois Senate approved the bill in a 38-19 vote on May 31, 2026.
Sen. Linda Holmes (D-42nd) supported SB3506, legislation amending statutes related to sexual assault, juvenile records, crime victims’ rights, and address confidentiality. The Illinois Senate approved the measure unanimously, 58-0, on May 31, 2026.
Sen. Linda Holmes (D-42nd) cast a Yes vote for SB3484, a measure aimed at strengthening regulations on Illinois vehicle registration and license plates, which was approved in the Illinois Senate with a 48-7 vote on May 31, 2026.
Sen. Linda Holmes (D-42nd) voted in favor of SB3645, which extends Illinois regulatory authority over radiation protection activities, as the bill was passed by the Senate 51-3 on May 31, 2026.
Sen. Linda Holmes (D-42nd) voted in favor of SB3255, a measure aimed at postponing the launch of the direct support professional credential pilot program. The Illinois Senate approved the bill with a 37-21 vote on May 31, 2026.
Sen. Linda Holmes (D-42nd) gave her approval to HB4304, which establishes the Higher Education Student Bill of Rights Act. The measure cleared the Illinois Senate with a 37-19 vote on May 31, 2026.
Sen. Linda Holmes (D-42nd) cast a Yes vote on SB2645, which creates a fire station rehabilitation and construction grant program. The bill was approved by the Illinois Senate in a 57-0 vote on May 31, 2026.