2023 IL Legislative Scorecard

The following scorecard lists several key votes in the Illinois General Assembly in 2023 and ranks state representatives and senators based on their fidelity to (U.S.) constitutional and limited-government principles.

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House Votes

1. Illegal Aliens as Law Enforcement Officers

Allows individuals with deferred immigration action under DACA to apply for positions like police officer, deputy sheriff, or special policeman, given they meet certain requirements.
Read More Constitutional Vote: No
HB3751 Roll Call 1329539 Passed 100 to 7 on May 19, 2023 See Article I Section 8 Article VI 10th Amendment

2. Government Weaponization

Prohibits pro-life limited-services pregnancy centers from using "unfair" competition or "deceptive" practices to prevent individuals from accessing abortion or emergency contraception providers, persuade individuals to use their services, "mislead" in advertising or offering pregnancy-related services, or conduct pregnancy-related services "unfairly" or "deceptively".
Read More Constitutional Vote: No
SB1909 Roll Call 1322791 Passed 72 to 40 on May 10, 2023 See First Amendment 14th Amendment Declaration of Independence

3. Electric Vehicle Charging Act

Provides that a new single-family residence or a small multifamily residence shall have at least one electric-vehicle-capable parking space for each residential unit that has dedicated parking.
Read More Constitutional Vote: No
SB0040 Roll Call 1318429 Passed 69 to 38 on May 4, 2023 See 14th Amendment Ninth Amendment Declaration of Independence

4. Woke Investments

Mandates that every investment manager must annually disclose how they incorporate sustainability factors into their investment processes.
Read More Constitutional Vote: No
HB2782 Roll Call 1283341 Passed 79 to 26 on Mar 23, 2023 See First Amendment 14th Amendment Declaration of Independence

5. Prevailing Wage

Grants laborers, workers, or mechanics employed by contractors or lower tier sub-contractors the right to take legal action if they are paid less than the prevailing wage rates for work on a project.
Read More Constitutional Vote: No
HB3491 Roll Call 1281520 Passed 75 to 36 on Mar 22, 2023 See 14th Amendment Ninth Amendment Declaration of Independence

6. Hunger-Free Campus

Requires the Board of Higher Education to establish a hunger-free campus grant program.
Read More Constitutional Vote: No
HB2528 Roll Call 1280437 Passed 106 to 5 on Mar 21, 2023 See 10th Amendment Declaration of Independence

How did they vote?

Legend: Constitutional Unconstitutional Did not vote
Name Party Score 1 2 3 4 5 6
Carol Ammons D 0%
Jaime M. Andrade D 0%
Dagmara Avelar D 0%
Harry Benton D 0%
Diane Blair-Sherlock D 0%
Kambium Buckner D 0%
Jason Bunting R 67%
Kelly M. Burke D 0%
John M. Cabello R 67%
Mary Beth Canty D 0%
Kelly M. Cassidy D 0%
Dan Caulkins R 83%
Sharon Chung D 0%
Michael J. Coffey R 67%
Terra Costa Howard D 0%
Fred Crespo D 0%
Margaret Noble Croke D 0%
Christopher D. Davidsmeyer R 100%
Jed Davis R 83%
William Davis D 0%
Anthony DeLuca D 0%
Daniel Didech D 0%
Eva Dina Delgado D 0%
Kimberly Du Buclet D N/A
John Egofske R 67%
Amy Elik R 50%
Marcus C. Evans D 0%
Laura Faver Dias D 0%
LaShawn K. Ford D 0%
Randy E. Frese R 80%
David Friess R 80%
Bradley J. Fritts R 67%
Robyn Gabel D 0%
Mary Gill D 0%
Jennifer Gong-Gershowitz D 0%
Edgar Gonzalez D 0%
Jehan A. Gordon D 0%
Amy L. Grant R 67%
Angelica J. Guerrero-Cuellar D 0%
Will Guzzardi D 0%
Jackie Haas R 60%
Brad Halbrook R 100%
Norine K. Hammond R 67%
Matt Hanson D 0%
Sonya M. Harper D 0%
William E. Hauter R 60%
Barbara Hernandez D 0%
Elizabeth Hernandez D 0%
Norma Hernandez D 0%
Maura Hirschauer D 0%
Jay C. Hoffman D 0%
Hoan Huynh D 0%
Paul Jacobs R 67%
Lilian Jimenez D 0%
Gregg Johnson D 0%
Jeff Keicher R 25%
Michael Kelly D 0%
Stephanie A. Kifowit D 0%
Jenn Ladisch Douglass D 0%
Lindsey LaPointe D 0%
Camille Lilly D 0%
Theresa Mah D 0%
Natalie A. Manley D 0%
Joyce Mason D 0%
Rita Mayfield D 20%
Tony M. McCombie R 83%
Martin McLaughlin R 75%
Charles E. Meier R 50%
Debbie Meyers-Martin D 0%
Chris Miller R 100%
Anna Moeller D 0%
Bob Morgan D 0%
Martin J. Moylan D 0%
Michelle Mussman D 0%
Suzanne M. Ness D 0%
Cyril Nichols D 0%
Adam M. Niemerg R 83%
Kevin John Olickal D 0%
Aaron M. Ortiz D 0%
Abdelnasser Rashid D 0%
Steven Reick R 60%
Robert Rita D 0%
Wayne Arthur Rosenthal R 50%
Jennifer Sanalitro R 67%
Sue Scherer D 0%
Kevin Schmidt R 40%
Dave Severin R 67%
Justin D. Slaughter D 0%
Nicholas K. Smith D 0%
Joe Sosnowski R 75%
Ryan Spain R 50%
Anne M. Stava-Murray D 0%
Bradley Stephens R 60%
Katie Stuart D 0%
Daniel M. Swanson R 50%
Nabeela Syed D 0%
Curtis J. Tarver D 0%
Dennis Tipsword R 50%
Dan Ugaste R 67%
Dave Vella D 0%
Lawrence M. Walsh D 0%
Travis Weaver R 50%
Tom Weber R 100%
Emanuel Welch D 0%
Maurice A. West D 0%
Blaine Wilhour R 83%
Ann M. Williams D 0%
Jawaharial Williams D 0%
Patrick Windhorst R 67%
Janet Yang Yang Rohr D 0%
Lance Yednock D 0%

Average Freedom Score by Party

PartyScore
Democrat0.3%
Republican68%
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