
Senator Chesney’s Week in Review
No Room for Error When Protecting Children One of the most important responsibilities we have as lawmakers is protecting children, especially those who have been
ILLINOIS STATE SENATOR
45TH DISTRICT

No Room for Error When Protecting Children One of the most important responsibilities we have as lawmakers is protecting children, especially those who have been

Summer in Illinois means fair season, and I am encouraging everyone in the 45th District to get out and enjoy their local county fairs this

As America begins celebrating its 250th birthday, communities across our nation are coming together to honor the history and achievements that make this country the

One of the most important responsibilities we have as lawmakers is protecting children, especially those who have been victimized by sexual predators. That is why

FREEPORT – State Senator Andrew Chesney (R-Freeport) helped secure passage of legislation that protects child victims of sex crimes while strengthening the law against potential constitutional

The Bears’ Move Is a Failure of Democrat Leadership The Chicago Bears’ decision to move forward with stadium development in Hammond, Indiana is an embarrassing

Understanding a utility bill is not always easy. Between fees, surcharges, and other line items, many consumers are left wondering exactly where their money is

I’m encouraging students across the 45th District to stay engaged this summer by taking part in my annual Summer Reading program. The challenge is simple: if

I am inviting residents to join Mount Carroll Mayor Carl Bates and I for an upcoming I-PASS On Demand Event on Wednesday, June 24, in

The Chicago Bears’ decision to move forward with stadium development in Hammond, Indiana is an embarrassing failure for Illinois. As a lifelong Bears fan, I

Standing Against the Democrats’ Bloated Budget I voted against yet another massive Democrat budget in Springfield. At 3 a.m., Illinois Democrats patted themselves on the

I voted against yet another massive Democrat budget in Springfield. At 3 a.m., Illinois Democrats patted themselves on the back for ramming through a record-shattering