2022 IL Legislative Scorecard 2021-

The following scorecard lists several key votes in the Illinois General Assembly in 2021-2022 and ranks state representatives and senators based on their fidelity to (U.S.) constitutional and limited-government principles.

This is our second state-level Scorecard; the selected votes may not be reflective of legislators' overall records. Their cumulative scores will change as we add more votes. Please check regularly for updates.

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House Votes

Senate Votes

1. Rescind Con-Con

Rescinds of all previous requests by the Illinois Legislature for a convention under Article V of the United States Constitution.

Read More Constitutional Vote: Yes

SJR0054 Roll Call 1184534 Passed 41 to 15 on Apr 6, 2022 See Article V

2. Sex Education Standards

Makes Illinois the first state to implement sex-education that aligns with the extremely explicit and perverse National Sex Education Standards (NSES).

Read More Constitutional Vote: No

SB0818 Roll Call 1081171 Passed 37 to 18 on Aug 20, 2021 See Ninth Amendment 14th Amendment Declaration of Independence

3. Gun Owner Rights

Restricts firearm sales, imposes registration requirements and imposes rules on the private transfer of guns.

Read More Constitutional Vote: No

HB0562 Roll Call 1088653 Passed 40 to 17 on May 31, 2021 See Second Amendment Fourth Amendment 14th Amendment

4. Latex Glove Ban

Food service establishments and health care facilities may not permit employees to use latex gloves.

Read More Constitutional Vote: No

HB0209 Roll Call 1185866 Passed 44 to 12 on Apr 7, 2022 See 14th Amendment Ninth Amendment Declaration of Independence

5. African-American Aids Response Act

Ensures funds should provide resources for creating and maintaining at least one Black-led Center of Excellence HIV Biomedical Resource Hub for every $3,000,000 of available funding to improve Black health.

Read More Constitutional Vote: No

HB5549 Roll Call 1180781 Passed 53 to 0 on Mar 31, 2022 See 14th Amendment Declaration of Independence

6. Traffic Cameras

Increases the amount of cameras along expressways and the State highway system.

Read More Constitutional Vote: No

HB4481 Roll Call 1186326 Passed 48 to 5 on Apr 8, 2022 See Fourth Amendment Ninth Amendment 14th Amendment

How did they vote?

Legend: Constitutional Unconstitutional Did not vote

Name	Party	Score	1	2	3	4	5	6
Neil Anderson	R	60%
Omar Aquino	D	17%
Darren Bailey	R	67%
Jason Barickman	R	80%
Christopher Belt	D	17%
Scott M. Bennett	D	20%
Terri Bryant	R	60%
Melinda Bush	D	17%
Cristina Castro	D	17%
Jacqueline Y. Collins	D	20%
John Connor	D	17%
Rachelle Aud Crowe	D	33%
Thomas E. Cullerton	D	N/A
William Cunningham	D	17%
John F. Curran	R	20%
Donald P. DeWitte	R	33%
Laura Ellman	D	17%
Sara Feigenholtz	D	17%
Laura Fine	D	17%
Dale Fowler	R	50%
Ann Gillespie	D	17%
Suzanne Glowiak	D	17%
Don Harmon	D	17%
Napoleon Harris	D	20%
Michael E. Hastings	D	17%
Linda Holmes	D	17%
Mattie Hunter	D	20%
Adriane Johnson	D	17%
Emil Jones	D	20%
Patrick J. Joyce	D	17%
David Koehler	D	17%
Steven M. Landek	D	17%
Kimberly A. Lightford	D	25%
Meg Loughran Cappel	D	20%
Robert F. Martwick	D	17%
Steve McClure	R	60%
Dan McConchie	R	33%
Julie A. Morrison	D	17%
Antonio Munoz	D	17%
Laura M. Murphy	D	20%
Cristina H. Pacione-Zayas	D	17%
Diane Pappas	D	25%
Robert Peters	D	17%
Jason Plummer	R	80%
Susan Rezin	R	40%
Chapin Rose	R	50%
Mike Simmons	D	17%
Elgie R. Sims	D	17%
Steve Stadelman	D	17%
Brian W. Stewart	R	67%
Win Stoller	R	67%
Dave Syverson	R	60%
Jil Walker Tracy	R	33%
Doris Turner	D	20%
Sally J. Turner	R	40%
Patricia Vanpelt-Watkins	D	17%
Karina Villa	D	17%
Celina Villanueva	D	17%
Ram Villivalam	D	17%
Craig Wilcox	R	75%

Average Freedom Score by Party

Party	Score
Democrat	18.4%
Republican	54.2%

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