Illinois State Senator Sue Rezin
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Recent News About Illinois State Senator Sue Rezin
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Rezin: 'The governor's decision to veto Senate Bill 76 is a short-sighted mistake that will hurt our state's future energy portfolio'
Sen. Sue Rezin has long been a supporter of nuclear energy. In an Aug. 11 Facebook post, she reacted to the Governor's veto of Senate Bill 76.
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Illinois' Rezin: Protecting youth from 'hazing, harassment, and bullying is vital in creating a compassionate and productive society'
Illinois state Sen. Sue Rezin (R-Morris) shared a statement in a July 11 Facebook post about the recently discovered incidents of hazing on the Northwestern football team.
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Rezin: ‘The Honor and Remember Flag is a powerful symbol of the sacrifices made by our men and women of our armed forces’
A state senator recently highlighted a bill meant to recognize the sacrifices of gold star families.
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Rezin: Illinois will 'allocate more than a billion dollars' to healthcare for undocumented immigrants
Illinois Sen. Sue Rezin criticized the state for the money Illinois spends to provide health coverage to undocumented immigrants, commenting on the issue as Title 42 regulations ended on May 12.
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Rezin on progressive income tax proposal: 'Illinois families do not want more taxes that they can't afford'
Every Republican state senator has taken a strong stance against the push to change Illinois' income tax structure, a move that was also previously rejected by voters.
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Rezin: ‘It is infuriating to learn that our state had the ability to prevent the Highland Park shooter from obtaining a FOID card’
Illinois Senate Deputy Minority Leader Sue Rezin (R-Morris) is enraged that a new administrative rule related to Firearm Owners Identification (FOID) cards might have prevented the Highland Park shooting if it was enacted sooner.
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Illinois' Rezin: 'The Majority Party has already passed some of the most aggressive abortion laws in the nation'
Illinois state Sen. Sue Rezin (R-Morris) recently explained that the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling overturning Roe v. Wade will likely have "no impact" on abortion in Illinois.
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Rezin: 'Our veterans deserve more than failed leadership and shifting blame to others'
The death of veterans from COVID at a state-run facility in 2020 was a failure of leadership by Gov. J.B. Pritzker (D-Ill.), state Sen. Sue Rezin (R-Morris) said.
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Rezin: Pritzker 'willing to further the chaos and confusion for schools throughout the state'
State Sen. Sue Rezin (R-Morris) was pleased with a bipartisan legislative committee's decision to block Gov. J.B. Pritzker's (D) emergency rule that would have kept children masked in school.
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Rezin participates in American Nuclear Society panel about 'sound and reliable energy'
Sen. Sue Rezin (R-Morris) recently participated in a panel discussion with the American Nuclear Society for the second time this year.
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Rezin: Constituents concerned 'their rights are being taken away from them'
Senate Republican Deputy Leader Sue Rezin (R-Morris) recently voiced her opposition to changes to the Health Care Right of Conscience Act.
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Rezin attends White House signing of national infrastructure bill; $17 billion earmarked for Illinois
Republican state Sen. Sue Rezin was among those in attendance at the White House on Nov. 15 when Pres. Joe Biden signed a $1 trillion bipartisan federal infrastructure deal.
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'We are so close': Rezin celebrates YMCA Morris progress, other 38th District triumphs
Veteran state Sen. Sue Rezin (R-Morris) is pressing forward with YMCA Morris building plans.“We are so close to our fundraising goal to start building,” Rezin recently posted on Twitter.
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House Democrats reviewing redistricting maps behind closed doors 'is not transparency': Rezin
Illinois House Democrats went behind closed doors to start drafting new districts, which has stirred up some controversy across party lines.
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'We would have averted a huge loss of life': Report links COVID deaths at LaSalle Veterans' Home to mistakes
A watchdog report stated that numerous problems in leadership caused a COVID-19 outbreak that led to 36 deaths at the LaSalle Veterans’ Home.
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Rezin signs onto GOP bill to remove 'partisan politics' from 2021 redistricting process
A fair maps bill making its way through the Illinois Senate is exactly what people — not politicians — in the state need, legislation co-sponsor and Senate Deputy Minority Leader Sue Rezin (R-Morris) said during an interview on April 12.
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From Illinois Valley Times
State Senator Rezin demands change as Illinois leaders 'feel feds building case centered on Madigan'
State Sen. Sue Rezin embraces the opportunity for a new beginning that might be coming to Springfield.
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From Illinois Valley Times
Rezin optimistic feds have main target in ComEd probe: 'You’re going to see something with the speaker'
State Sen. Sue Rezin thinks the latest ComEd top executive to be charged in connection with the federal probe that has put House Speaker Mike Madigan in the crosshairs could signal the beginning of the end for the state’s longest-tenured lawmaker.
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From Illinois Valley Times
Rezin laments Illinois Democrats' corruption can be found 'at every level of government'
Veteran state Sen. Sue Rezin (R-Morris) dreams of what could be if Illinois residents didn't have to pay a hefty price tag for corruption among Springfield Democrats.
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From Illinois Valley Times
Rezin pushes for Congressional resolution to return ComEd fine to Illinois ratepayers
State Sen. Sue Rezin can only think of one use for the $200 million fine recently slapped on ComEd as part of a still ongoing federal corruption probe.