Pritzker Acts upon 269 Bills, Vetoes 2, Signs 'Lawsuit Inferno' Measure
Governor Pritzker vetoed a nonprofit investment bill citing risks of extremist groups exploiting state resources while signing 267 other laws including raising driving test age to 79.
- On Friday, Governor J.B. Pritzker signed 267 measures and vetoed two bills, including Senate Bill 246 and House Bill 2602.
- Alongside these measures, House Bill 3756 creates an Easy Enrollment process for uninsured taxpayers on the Illinois Health Benefits Exchange, effective January 1, 2026, and House Bill 1226 raises the minimum driving test age from 75 to 79.
- Opponents dubbed Illinois a 'Lawsuit Inferno' after the measures, while the American Tort Reform Association applied the 'inferno' label to the state.
- Effective January 1, 2026, House Bill 1302 enables mental health profession applicants to practice while awaiting licensure.
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Gov. Pritzker Takes Bill Action
SPRINGFIELD – Today, Governor JB Pritzker took the following bill action: Bill Number: HB3756 Description: Creates an Easy Enrollment process to the Illinois Health Benefits Exchange by allowing a special enrollment period for uninsured taxpayers who voluntarily seek health insurance information through their tax forms. Action: Signed Effective: Immediately Bill Number: HB0079 Description: Deems that a retired sheriff returning to work is once a…
Pritzker acts upon 269 bills, vetoes 2, signs ‘lawsuit inferno’ measure – Center Square
Phil Melin of Illinois Citizens Against Lawsuit Abuse told The Center Square last month that SB 328 would open Illinois courts to cases with out-of-state plaintiffs and defendants. The American Tort Reform Association’s Legislative HeatCheck Report released last month gave Illinois the "inferno" designation after the General Assembly passed the measure. With the governor's signature, SB 328 takes effect immediately.
Capitol Fa - Your Illinois News Radar » No, he didn’t steal the cop carCapitolFax.com
* After yesterday’s Governor’s Day festivities, Isabel and I did some work and then made a beeline to the State Fair’s Pork Patio. Along the way I saw this guy unloading a state police car in a parking lot and just had to stop and ask him some questions… “Are you undercover or [...]
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