Illinois District 105 State Representative Dennis Tipsword, Jr.
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Recent News About Illinois District 105 State Representative Dennis Tipsword, Jr.
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Illinois representative criticizes governor's proposed state budget
State Representative Dennis Tipsword of Metamora responded to Governor Pritzker's recent Budget and State of the State Address.
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Rep. Tipsword reports district activities including teddy bear drive success
District 105 has been bustling with activity as it hosted the Cuddles with Kindness event, collecting over 5,000 teddy bears for young patients in hospitals.
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Illinois seeks nominations for Senior Hall of Fame class of 2025
The Illinois Department on Aging is calling for nominations for the Senior Illinoisans Hall of Fame Class of 2025.
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Lincoln's political journey from Illinois to the presidency
Abraham Lincoln, the 16th President of the United States, is celebrated today on his birthday.
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Governor to deliver budget address with focus on no new taxes
The governor is scheduled to present the combined Budget and State of the State Address next Wednesday at noon.
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House Republicans criticize Democrats' actions; urge focus on key state issues
Earlier this week, House Democrats were accused by Republicans of wasting taxpayer resources on what was described as a "vendetta agenda against President Trump."
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Ronald Reagan's legacy celebrated on his birthday
Former President Ronald Reagan is being remembered on his birthday.
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Illinois lawsuit challenges partisan legislative maps
The legislative maps in Illinois have come under scrutiny for being excessively partisan, with critics describing them as an "insurance policy for House Democrats."
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Illinois House resumes session with live coverage available online
The House reconvenes today at noon.
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Rep. Dennis Tipsword appointed to seven committees in Illinois General Assembly
Rep. Dennis Tipsword has been appointed to serve on seven committees in the 104th General Assembly.
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Illinois House Republicans file lawsuit against legislative maps
House Republicans in Illinois have filed a lawsuit against the state's legislative maps, claiming they are unconstitutionally gerrymandered.
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Illinois Sheriffs' Association opens scholarship applications
Applications for college scholarships offered by the Illinois Sheriffs' Association are currently open.
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Illinois farmers maintain top spot with new soybean production record
Illinois soybean farmers have achieved a new production record, maintaining the state's position as the leading soybean producer in the United States.
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Rep. Tipsword's newsletter highlights district activities and funding opportunities
State Representative Tipsword's recent newsletter provides an overview of activities and opportunities in Illinois.
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Illinois faces a critical shortage of licensed child care providers
Over the past ten years, Illinois has seen a significant reduction in licensed child care providers.
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Rep. Tipsword travels to Washington for presidential inauguration
State Representative Dennis Tipsword is traveling to Washington, D.C., to attend the presidential inauguration on Monday.
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SAFE-T Act criticized; new legislation could legalize prostitution in Illinois
Even as new laws sponsored by Illinois House Republicans were enacted this year to assist survivors of human trafficking, the SAFE-T Act passed by Illinois Democrats is criticized for allowing alleged traffickers to remain free pending trial.
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Illinois lawmaker criticizes Safe-T Act's impact on human trafficking cases
Even as new laws sponsored by Illinois House Republicans were enacted this year to assist survivors of human trafficking, the Safe-T Act, passed by Illinois Democrats, is facing criticism.
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Illinois State Police trooper injured in multi-vehicle crash near Chicago
An Illinois State Police trooper was injured in a five-vehicle crash over the weekend in the Chicago suburbs.
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Rep. Tipsword addresses legislative priorities and district initiatives
Earlier this week, Representative Tipsword was sworn into office for a second term in the Illinois House of Representatives.