
Senator Andrew Chesney’s Week in Review
Homeschool Families Pack Illinois Capitol to Defend Education Freedom Thousands of homeschooling families packed the Illinois State Capitol last week to protest House Bill 2827,
ILLINOIS STATE SENATOR
45TH DISTRICT
Homeschool Families Pack Illinois Capitol to Defend Education Freedom Thousands of homeschooling families packed the Illinois State Capitol last week to protest House Bill 2827,
On Tuesday, March 18, State Senator Andrew Chesney (R-Freeport) joined all Republicans in the Senate and House in sending a joint letter to the Executive
Illinois Now Highest Taxed State in the Nation Illinois is now the highest-taxed state in the country, according to WalletHub’s latest annual study on state
It’s always inspiring to witness high voter turnout during a Presidential election as people come together to make their voices heard and choose our nation’s
IPASS on Demand Coming to Oregon on March 10 Today is the day for my IPASS on Demand event in Oregon! Monday, March 10 3:00
In an effort to help the Trump Administration identify schools that continue to teach Diversity, Equality, and Inclusion (DEI) lessons despite a Presidential Executive Order
Homeschool Families’ Annual Cherry Pie Day Set for Thursday in Springfield I have always been a strong advocate for homeschool families in this state. In
Homeschool Families Prepping for 35th Annual Cherry Pie Day in Springfield Every year, hundreds of homeschool families from across the state travel to Springfield for
State Senator Andrew Chesney (R-Freeport) is bringing a mobile team from the Illinois Tollway to Oregon on March 10 to help motorists switch out their
In a state with limitless opportunity yet vast room for improvement in many areas of state government, one thing we do very well in the
On Wednesday, Governor JB Pritzker gave his annual Budget Address before a joint session of the Senate and House. Following the speech, State Senator Andrew
Power, Patronage, and Pay-to-Play: Madigan’s Conviction Exposes Illinois’ Broken System For decades, former House Speaker Michael Madigan ran Illinois like a criminal enterprise, prioritizing power,