A year after indictments in ComEd bribery scandal, few reforms to curb corruption – Center Square

David Parker, director of St. Xavier University’s Center for the Study of Fraud and Corruption, said with the legal process dragging on in the ComEd case and few reforms seen to address corruption coming from the statehouse, there are some remedies voters have. “Don’t re-elect them. Put somebody in there and keep putting somebody in there until we have someone who’s going to step up and make changes that we want to see.”

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