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  1. In Memoriam: 13 good State bills that died in Illinois

    • By Adam Slade and Justin Williams, MPC Research Assistant
    • Jun 10, 2019

  2. How can Illinois school districts address funding woes? Share administrative services

  3. State Leadership in School District Reform: Lessons for Illinois

    • By Nick McFadden, MPC Research Assistant. Edited by Adam Slade.
    • Apr 2, 2019

  4. 24 Hours in Springfield – Lessons Learned, Sandwiches Regretted(ish)

  5. A new tool delivers better government accountability

  6. Border walls won't make us safer, but immigrants will

    • By Daniel Cooper and Research Assistants Eric Langowski and Alejandro Di Prizio
    • Feb 5, 2019

  7. Go deep: Three webinars on the issues driving Chicago

  8. Holding government accountable: A challenge to local media

  9. Data Points: America the Diverse? Not In Our Governors’ Mansions across the U.S.

  10. Transformer Awards Honor Good Government Across the State

    • By Nick McFadden, MPC Research Assistant. Edited by Adam Slade.
    • Oct 31, 2018

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