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Week 65 March 30, 2026 to April 5, 2026
10 Filed0 Passed committee0 Passed a chamber0 Sent to governor0 Became law0 Vetoed8 Hearings0 Roll calls
Became law 0
None this week.
Vetoed 0
None this week.
Passed a chamber top by momentum
None this week.
What moved, by topic
Nothing moved this week.
Measures that passed a committee or chamber, or became law, this week.
Busiest committees by meetings
- Senate Procurement 2 meetings
- Senate Appropriations - Education 1 meeting
- Senate Appropriations 1 meeting
- Senate Appropriations - Public Safety and Infrastructure 1 meeting
- Senate Appropriations - Health and Human Services 1 meeting
- House Appropriations - Public Safety and Infrastructure 1 meeting
- Senate Revenue 1 meeting
New bills filed
House 10 · Senate 0
Meetings 8
- March 31 · 4:30 p.m. Senate Appropriations - Education A-1 Stratton Bldg. Springfield, IL
- April 1 · 11 a.m. Senate Appropriations C600 Bilandic Building Chicago, IL
- April 1 · 12 p.m. Senate Appropriations - Public Safety and Infrastructure 212 Capitol Springfield, IL
- April 1 · 2 p.m. Senate Appropriations - Health and Human Services C-600 Michael A. Bilandic Building 6th Floor Chicago, IL
- April 1 · 5 p.m. House Appropriations - Public Safety and Infrastructure Virtual Rm 1 www.ilga.gov Springfield, IL
- April 2 · 11 a.m. Senate Revenue C600 Bilandic Building Chicago, IL
- April 2 · 12 p.m. Senate Procurement Virtual Rm 1 www.ilga.gov Springfield, IL
- April 2 · 12:30 p.m. Senate Procurement Virtual Rm 1 www.ilga.gov Springfield, IL
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