State Rep. Stephanie A. Kifowit (D-84) on May 31 voted for legalizing recreational marijuana in Illinois.

State Rep. Jeff Keicher (R-70) on May 31 voted against legalizing recreational marijuana in Illinois.

State Rep. Barbara Hernandez (D-83) on May 31 voted for legalizing recreational marijuana in Illinois.

State Rep. Dan Ugaste (R-65) on May 31 voted against legalizing recreational marijuana in Illinois.

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State Rep. Anna Moeller (D-43) on May 31 voted for legalizing recreational marijuana in Illinois.

State Rep. Karina Villa (D-49) on May 31 voted for legalizing recreational marijuana in Illinois.

State Rep. Keith R. Wheeler (R-50) on May 31 voted against legalizing recreational marijuana in Illinois.

State Rep. David McSweeney (R-52) on May 31 voted against legalizing recreational marijuana in Illinois.

State Sen. Linda Holmes (D-42) on May 29 voted for legalizing recreational marijuana in Illinois.

State Sen. Pat McGuire (D-43) on May 29 voted for legalizing recreational marijuana in Illinois.

State Sen. Dan McConchie (R-26) on May 29 voted against legalizing recreational marijuana in Illinois.

State Sen. Donald P. DeWitte (R-33) on May 29 voted against legalizing recreational marijuana in Illinois.

State Sen. Cristina Castro (D-22) on [VARIABLE 4] voted May 29 legalizing recreational marijuana in Illinois.

State Sen. Jim Oberweis (R-25) on May 29 voted against legalizing recreational marijuana in Illinois.

House Speaker Michael Madigan (D-Chicago) hit up fellow lawmakers for contributions to cover his mounting legal costs and state Rep. Anna Moeller (D-Elgin) came through to the tune of $57,800 earlier this month.

State Rep. Barbara Hernandez (D-83) on May 27 voted in favor of allowing voters to decide if Illinois should adopt a graduated income tax.

State Rep. Stephanie A. Kifowit (D-84) on May 27 voted in favor of allowing voters to decide if Illinois should adopt a graduated income tax.

State Rep. Dan Ugaste (R-65) on May 27 voted against allowing voters to decide if Illinois should adopt a graduated income tax.

State Rep. Allen Skillicorn (R-66) on May 27 voted against allowing voters to decide if Illinois should adopt a graduated income tax.