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Ozinga campaign aide charged with harassing Sen. Hastings with obscene images (Updated x3)
Thursday, May 23, 2024 - Posted by Rich Miller * Isabel and I have also been working on this story…
* Pawula was not Ozinga’s chief of staff when Ozinga abruptly resigned without explaining his reasons. But he had worked in Ozinga’s district office prior to that and is currently listed as treasurer of Ozinga’s campaign committee. He’s also listed as treasurer of Ozinga’s Big Tent Coalition PAC. Ozinga and Sen. Hastings have been political adversaries. The Illinois State Police opened an investigation after Sen. Hastings filed a complaint. The results of that investigation were then turned over to the attorney general’s office, which ultimate filed these charges in Will County…
Pawula’s booking photo… * Pawula could not be reached and he has no attorney on file in Will County. Ozinga did not respond to phone calls and text messages, which included these questions…
I’ll be happy to update with any response. Ozinga has not been charged. Pawula’s first court date is June 5. * Meanwhile, Jeff Berkowitz recently interviewed Ozinga and sent out this press release…
I’m thinking maybe not. Watch the interview here. *** Adding *** Tim Ozinga texted me this response…
*** Adding *** Click here to see Pawula’s notice to appear. Something to note, the date of the offense is November 8, 2022, the day of the general election. *** Adding *** It turns out that Ozinga put Pawula back on staff. I kid you not. I circled back to Ozinga and here’s what he said…
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Thursday, May 23, 2024 - Posted by Rich Miller
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Judge issues preliminary injunction for post-primary slating law (Updated)
Wednesday, May 22, 2024 - Posted by Rich Miller * Pearson at the Tribune…
Basically, the judge told the State Board of Elections not to reject the locally slated candidates. The board has already said it would continue processing the filings until the courts worked it out. …Adding… Senate Republican Leader John Curran…
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Sun-Times reports two revenue sticking points remain (Updated)
Wednesday, May 22, 2024 - Posted by Rich Miller * Mitchell Armentrout and Tina Sfondeles…
The sports betting tax hike is projected to bring in $200 million. The reduced retailers’ discount is expected to generate $101 million for the state and $85 million for local governments. The Illinois Retail Merchants Association has beaten back every attempt to take away their sales tax discount, but governors keep trying. …Adding… Budgeteers went into a meeting at around 9:30 pm.
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