Lawmakers take all 3 advisory question spots on November ballot – Illinois Policy

Only three nonbinding proposals are allowed on one ballot, meaning voters won’t see any other advisory questions Nov. 5.  The Parents Matter Coalition was collecting signatures to get advisory questions on the ballot regarding parental rights concrning "any non-emergency medical procedure, medication, pharmaceutical or any gender modification procedure, gender identification counseling or gender therapy."
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The Railroader
1 year ago

All three are useless at best, evil at worst. Typical of Illinois scumbag politicians, their every action is in their interest, rather than the taxpayers’.

Might be time to get out while I can. They make Florida appear to be awfully attractive.

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