Illinois Republican Party

Illinois early voting begins Thursday, September 24, at election-authority offices, and the first vote-by-mail ballots may be sent that day. Hours and temporary locations vary by local election authority, so check the official information, make your plan, and help another Republican do the same.

The 8th Congressional Forum cancelled due to scheduling conflict with Melissa Bean campaign. The League cannot hold a forum with one candidate. The other forums will continued as scheduled.

Today we honor America's prisoners of war, remember those still missing in action, and stand with their families. You are not forgotten.

Pritzker launches $20M pre-midterms PAC The ‘Ready for the Fight’ PAC will target GOP-held House seats around the country — and give him a national boost.

Today marks the 3-year anniversary of no-cash bail, which was implemented in 2023 through the Pretrial Fairness Act, a major part of the state’s flawed SAFE-T Act.

Illinoisans have seen the consequences: a revolving door that allows repeat offenders back into our communities, only for some to commit new crimes and others to go AWOL entirely.

Illinois families deserve a criminal justice system that puts their safety first and holds dangerous repeat offenders accountable. When the law is not operating as intended, lawmakers must correct the problem. House Republicans have put forward solutions to address these concerns, strengthen accountability, and help keep dangerous offenders off the streets.

Illinoisans should not have to wait any longer for Chicago Democrats to put public safety first.

Today we honor the American service members who endured captivity and those who never came home. We remember their courage, stand with their families, and renew our nation's promise to account for the missing. You are not forgotten.

On Constitution Day, we honor the framework that has protected American liberty for 239 years: limited government, individual rights, equal justice, and government accountable to the people. Those principles do not expire when Springfield finds them inconvenient. We the People still means us.

Springfield's legislative ethics watchdog is resigning. His two immediate predecessors described the office as broken and a paper tiger, and the post once sat vacant for three years. Illinois Democrats built an accountability system that keeps producing an empty chair. Totally normal. Illinois deserves real ethics reform and leaders willing to enforce it.

There’s a reason that so many people hate politics but recently, Chairman Grogan and Illinois Republicans saw one of the most fulfilling — meeting new people and celebrating our shared love of Illinois and the United States.

Recently, Illinois Republicans met with members of the Hindu community and local officials at a place of worship in Bartlett to hear their concerns and celebrate the many ways that they contribute to both our state and our country. America is built on many different backgrounds and we enjoyed meeting with so many freedom loving Americans.