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Brad Halbrook
Illinois Representative

Brad Halbrook

Republican
District: HD-107
86
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HB2568 Homosexual Parentage (passed 77 to 40 on 5/31/2025). Would recognize parent-child relationships “without regard to the marital status, age, gender, gender identity or sexual orientation of the child's parents, or the circumstances of the child's birth.”

5/31/2025
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HB2568 Homosexual Parentage (passed 77 to 40 on 5/31/2025). Would recognize parent-child relationships “without regard to the marital status, age, gender, gender identity or sexual orientation of the child's parents, or the circumstances of the child's birth.”

HR178 United Nations Day (adopted 96 to 19 on 5/31/2025).  Declares October 24, 2025, as United Nations Day in the State of Illinois.

5/31/2025
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HR178 United Nations Day (adopted 96 to 19 on 5/31/2025).  Declares October 24, 2025, as United Nations Day in the State of Illinois.

SB1976 Enforcing Repealed OSHA Rules (passed 80 to 32 on 5/30/2025). Provides that the Illinois Department of Labor may incorporate federal Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) regulations as they existed prior to being “repealed, revoked, amended, or newly interpreted.”

5/30/2025
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SB1976 Enforcing Repealed OSHA Rules (passed 80 to 32 on 5/30/2025). Provides that the Illinois Department of Labor may incorporate federal Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) regulations as they existed prior to being “repealed, revoked, amended, or newly interpreted.”

SB1675 "Gender Neutrality" in the Military (passed 108 to 0 on 5/23/2025). Removes gender-specific language from the Illinois Code of Military Justice, including “conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman.”

5/23/2025
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SB1675 "Gender Neutrality" in the Military (passed 108 to 0 on 5/23/2025). Removes gender-specific language from the Illinois Code of Military Justice, including “conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman.”

HB3097 Mandatory Federal Student-aid Applications (passed 84 to 24 on 4/10/2025). Requires school districts to assist “each high school student” with “education about and the completion of” a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) or, “if applicable, an application for State financial aid.”

4/10/2025
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HB3097 Mandatory Federal Student-aid Applications (passed 84 to 24 on 4/10/2025). Requires school districts to assist “each high school student” with “education about and the completion of” a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) or, “if applicable, an application for State financial aid.”

HB3489 Taxpayer-funded Abortion (passed 77 to 36 on 4/8/2025). Allows pharmacists to prescribe Medicaid-covered “emergency contraception” to patients.

4/8/2025
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HB3489 Taxpayer-funded Abortion (passed 77 to 36 on 4/8/2025). Allows pharmacists to prescribe Medicaid-covered “emergency contraception” to patients.

HB5142 No Copays for Abortions (passed 70 to 35 on 5/25/2024). Requires health plans not to impose any deductible, coinsurance, waiting period, or other cost-sharing limitation for abortion services, with certain exceptions.

5/25/2024
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HB5142 No Copays for Abortions (passed 70 to 35 on 5/25/2024). Requires health plans not to impose any deductible, coinsurance, waiting period, or other cost-sharing limitation for abortion services, with certain exceptions.

SB3098 "Tobacco 21" Online Sales Ban (passed 113 to 0 on 5/24/2024). Amends the state law to provide that no person shall cause electronic cigarettes to be shipped to anyone under 21 years of age, other than a distributor or retailer.

5/24/2024
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SB3098 "Tobacco 21" Online Sales Ban (passed 113 to 0 on 5/24/2024). Amends the state law to provide that no person shall cause electronic cigarettes to be shipped to anyone under 21 years of age, other than a distributor or retailer.

SB3762 "Language Equity" in Illinois (passed 73 to 38 on 5/23/2024). Removes “language as a barrier for persons who have limited English proficiency” by adopting a “language equity and access policy” that ensures “multilingual signage,” “multilingual websites,” and “staffing of bilingual employees at State agencies.”

5/23/2024
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SB3762 "Language Equity" in Illinois (passed 73 to 38 on 5/23/2024). Removes “language as a barrier for persons who have limited English proficiency” by adopting a “language equity and access policy” that ensures “multilingual signage,” “multilingual websites,” and “staffing of bilingual employees at State agencies.”

SB3597 Climate Bank Loan Financing Act (passed 86 to 27 on 5/21/2024). Allows local governments to obtain loans from the Illinois Climate Bank to purchase real estate and property rights for “clean energy infrastructure projects.”

5/21/2024
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SB3597 Climate Bank Loan Financing Act (passed 86 to 27 on 5/21/2024). Allows local governments to obtain loans from the Illinois Climate Bank to purchase real estate and property rights for “clean energy infrastructure projects.”

SB1 Creating the Department of Early Childhood (passed 93 to 18 on 5/9/2024). Creates the Department of Early Childhood, “centralizing” all early childhood education, care programs, and services “into a single State agency.”

5/9/2024
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SB1 Creating the Department of Early Childhood (passed 93 to 18 on 5/9/2024). Creates the Department of Early Childhood, “centralizing” all early childhood education, care programs, and services “into a single State agency.”

HR606 "Equal Pay Day" (passed 78 to 27 on 4/30/2024). Declares March 12, 2024, as “Equal Pay Day” in Illinois, and encourages citizens to “learn about the pay gap that women experience in society.”

4/30/2024
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HR606 "Equal Pay Day" (passed 78 to 27 on 4/30/2024). Declares March 12, 2024, as “Equal Pay Day” in Illinois, and encourages citizens to “learn about the pay gap that women experience in society.”

HB3751 Illegal Aliens as Law Enforcement Officers (Passed 100 to 7 on 5/19/2023). 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.

5/19/2023
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HB3751 Illegal Aliens as Law Enforcement Officers (Passed 100 to 7 on 5/19/2023). 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.

SB1909 Government Weaponization (Passed 72 to 40 on 5/10/2023). 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”.

5/10/2023
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SB1909 Government Weaponization (Passed 72 to 40 on 5/10/2023). 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”.

SB40 Electric Vehicle Charging Act (Passed 69 to 38 on 5/4/2023). 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.

5/4/2023
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SB40 Electric Vehicle Charging Act (Passed 69 to 38 on 5/4/2023). 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.

HB2782 Woke Investments (Passed 79 to 26 on 3/23/2023). Mandates that every investment manager must annually disclose how they incorporate sustainability factors into their investment processes.

3/23/2023
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HB2782 Woke Investments (Passed 79 to 26 on 3/23/2023). Mandates that every investment manager must annually disclose how they incorporate sustainability factors into their investment processes.

HB3491 Prevailing Wage (Passed 75 to 36 on 3/22/2023). 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.

3/22/2023
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HB3491 Prevailing Wage (Passed 75 to 36 on 3/22/2023). 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.

HB2528 Hunger-Free Campus (Passed 106 to 5 on 3/21/2023). Requires the Board of Higher Education to establish a hunger-free campus grant program.

3/21/2023
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HB2528 Hunger-Free Campus (Passed 106 to 5 on 3/21/2023). Requires the Board of Higher Education to establish a hunger-free campus grant program.

SJR0054 Rescind Con-Con (Passed 66 to 42 on 4/8/2022). Rescinds of all previous requests by the Illinois Legislature for a convention under Article V of the United States Constitution.

4/8/2022
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SJR0054 Rescind Con-Con (Passed 66 to 42 on 4/8/2022). Rescinds of all previous requests by the Illinois Legislature for a convention under Article V of the United States Constitution.

SB3865 Woke Terminology (Passed 94 to 7 on 4/7/2022). Removes the "dehumanizing" term "alien" from all Illinois statutory provisions.

4/7/2022
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SB3865 Woke Terminology (Passed 94 to 7 on 4/7/2022). Removes the "dehumanizing" term "alien" from all Illinois statutory provisions.

HB5549 African-American Aids Response Act (Passed 105 to 0 on 3/4/2022). 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.

3/4/2022
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HB5549 African-American Aids Response Act (Passed 105 to 0 on 3/4/2022). 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.

HB209 Latex Glove Ban (Passed 100 to 5 on 3/3/2022). Food service establishments and health care facilities may not permit employees to use latex gloves.

3/3/2022
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HB209 Latex Glove Ban (Passed 100 to 5 on 3/3/2022). Food service establishments and health care facilities may not permit employees to use latex gloves.

HB562 Gun Owner Rights (Passed 75 to 40 on 6/16/2021). Restricts firearm sales, imposes registration requirements and imposes rules on the private transfer of guns.

6/16/2021
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HB562 Gun Owner Rights (Passed 75 to 40 on 6/16/2021). Restricts firearm sales, imposes registration requirements and imposes rules on the private transfer of guns.

SB818 Sex Education Standards (Passed 60 to 46 on 5/28/2021). Makes Illinois the first state to implement sex-education that aligns with the extremely explicit and perverse National Sex Education Standards (NSES).

5/28/2021
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SB818 Sex Education Standards (Passed 60 to 46 on 5/28/2021). Makes Illinois the first state to implement sex-education that aligns with the extremely explicit and perverse National Sex Education Standards (NSES).

HB3994 Election integrity (Passed 99 to 3 on 03/04/2020). Would make elections in Illinois susceptible to corruption and problems. This would include vote by mail ballots with insufficient postage.

3/4/2020
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HB3994 Election integrity (Passed 99 to 3 on 03/04/2020). Would make elections in Illinois susceptible to corruption and problems. This would include vote by mail ballots with insufficient postage.

Labor Unions House

SB1784 Labor Unions (Passed 93 to 23 on 10/29/2019). Would make it harder for employers to run their businesses in the state of Illinois and give more power to corrupt unions. This would also allow unions to coerce workers who may not want to be in a union to have to join, which cedes authority and privacy.

10/29/2019
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SB1784 Labor Unions (Passed 93 to 23 on 10/29/2019). Would make it harder for employers to run their businesses in the state of Illinois and give more power to corrupt unions. This would also allow unions to coerce workers who may not want to be in a union to have to join, which cedes authority and privacy.

Abortion House

SB0025 Abortion (Passed 64 to 50 on 5/28/2019). Would further cement support for abortion in the state of Illinois, and requires that abortion be covered by insurance providers in the state of Illinois.

5/28/2019
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SB0025 Abortion (Passed 64 to 50 on 5/28/2019). Would further cement support for abortion in the state of Illinois, and requires that abortion be covered by insurance providers in the state of Illinois.

HB1637 Sanctuary State (Passed 67 to 50 on 5/27/2019). Disallows Law enforcement from cooperating with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). This makes residents of Illinois less safe.

5/27/2019
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HB1637 Sanctuary State (Passed 67 to 50 on 5/27/2019). Disallows Law enforcement from cooperating with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). This makes residents of Illinois less safe.

Forced Union House

SB1474 Forced Union (Passed 101 to 8 on 4/10/2019). This bill would force unions upon working people in Illinois, and overstep governmental boundaries.

4/10/2019
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SB1474 Forced Union (Passed 101 to 8 on 4/10/2019). This bill would force unions upon working people in Illinois, and overstep governmental boundaries.

Deer Hunting House

HB2783 Deer Hunting (Passed 100 to 10 on 4/9/2019). Would allow hunters in counties of 500,000+ to use rifles while deer hunting.

4/9/2019
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HB2783 Deer Hunting (Passed 100 to 10 on 4/9/2019). Would allow hunters in counties of 500,000+ to use rifles while deer hunting.

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