State Rep. Dan Ugaste (R-Ill.)
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Recent News About State Rep. Dan Ugaste (R-Ill.)
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Illinois House Republicans oppose tax hikes in fiscal year 2026 budget
May 2, 2025 Illinois House Republicans expressed firm opposition to any proposed tax increases in the state's budget for the fiscal year 2026.
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Ugaste calls for new leadership in Illinois, criticizes Democratic policies
State Representative Dan Ugaste of Geneva is advocating for a shift in leadership in Illinois, citing what he describes as the negative outcomes from seven years of Democratic governance under Governor JB Pritzker and a Democratic majority. Rep....
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Governor Pritzker's statement on Republicans draws backlash for inciting division
This weekend, Illinois Governor Pritzker made controversial remarks that some interpreted as a call for violence and mass disruption against Republicans.
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Illinois House debates issues from crime victims to state agency management
State Representative Patrick Windhorst has taken a prominent role in advocating for crime victims during legislative debates.
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Illinois tax agency extends call center hours before deadline
The Illinois Department of Revenue has extended its call center hours to accommodate residents in need of assistance before the tax filing deadline tomorrow.
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House bill allowing sentence reviews for violent criminals is defeated
Last night on the House Floor, a bill proposed by Democrats to allow violent criminals, including convicted murderers and rapists, to have their sentences reviewed and possibly shortened was defeated.
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Ugaste supports bill banning harmful chemicals in firefighter gear
State Representative Dan Ugaste of Geneva has voiced his approval following the passage of House Bill 2409, a legislative measure designed to enhance the safety of firefighting personnel in Illinois.
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Illinois Supreme Court denies Republican gerrymandering lawsuit against Democrats
The Illinois Supreme Court has declined House Republicans' attempt to file a lawsuit against the Democratic majority for alleged gerrymandering of legislative maps.
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Bill regulating digital assets faces opposition from Illinois Republicans
Amendment 2 to House Bill 742 has advanced in the legislative process, receiving an 8-4 vote along party lines in favor of moving the bill to the House floor.
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Scott's Law requires drivers to move over and slow down when passing vehicles
Scott's Law, also known as Illinois' Move Over law, mandates that drivers must relocate to an adjacent lane and reduce speed when passing vehicles with activated hazard or emergency lighting.
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Bill to streamline prosecution of image offenses passes Illinois House
State Representative Dan Ugaste, a Republican from Geneva, has co-sponsored HB 3671, which successfully passed the House without opposition.
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Illinois homeschool bill draws controversy and protest from parents and advocates
Homeschool parents and private school advocates gathered in Chicago to rally against the Homeschool Act (HB 2827).
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Call for reduced taxes and regulations to fix Illinois' economic issues
Illinois possesses a range of resources that could drive economic growth, but current public policies are inhibiting this potential.
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Remember to vote in today’s consolidated election
Local elections can significantly affect communities, and today is a chance to participate in shaping local governance.
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Tensions rise in Illinois Assembly amid criticism and calls for reforms
During the recent legislative session, tensions in the Illinois General Assembly have been mounting.
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Homeschool families address concerns over increased education oversight in Illinois
Homeschool families in Illinois argue for their right to educate their children from home, citing benefits to educational outcomes and environments tailored to their children's needs.
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Ugaste and DeWitte host iCash event to return unclaimed funds
State Representative Dan Ugaste and State Senator Don DeWitte recently held a successful iCash event aimed at returning unclaimed money to its rightful owners.
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Epilepsy Awareness Day: promoting understanding and reducing stigma
Epilepsy Awareness Day, observed every March 26, highlights the importance of spreading knowledge about epilepsy to dispel misconceptions and reduce the stigma associated with seizures.
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National Medal of Honor Day commemorates recipients' bravery
Medal of Honor Day is observed as a solemn reminder of the courage and sacrifice demonstrated by those who have received the nation's highest military honor.
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Illinois House Republicans criticize Democrats for ignoring anti-corruption bills
House Republicans in Illinois have introduced several anti-corruption bills this session, aiming to strengthen the state's ethics laws.