House passes bill to bar officials convicted of corruption from holding public office – Capitol News IL

Current law bars anyone convicted of a felony from holding a state office until they’ve completed their sentence. And a provision of the Illinois Municipal Code bars anyone who has ever been convicted of a felony from holding an elected municipal office. But those people are free to run for the General Assembly, governor or any other constitutional office once they’ve completed their sentence.
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Da Judge
2 years ago

So no Democrats will be able to hold office in Illinois?!

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