Sen. Laura Murphy

Maddy summaryThis bill (AM 1040353) is a procedural nomination to appoint Peter St. Andre as a member of the Illinois Forensic Science Commission. It directly affects the commission's membership structure by proposing a specific individual for the position. The bill does not create new policy or impact broader legislation; it solely serves to nominate an individual for an existing commission role. The Senate has received and referred it to the Executive Appointments committee for processing.

Maddy summaryThis bill (AM 1040336) nominates Donald G. Wilkerson for appointment to the Concealed Carry Licensing Review Board. It is a procedural appointment bill, not a policy change, and does not directly affect the public or alter existing laws. The bill’s sole purpose is to propose a specific individual for a board position responsible for reviewing concealed carry licensing matters. No substantive policy changes or mechanisms are described in the provided abstract.

Maddy summaryThis bill nominates Margarita Teran-Garcia to serve as a Member of the State Board of Health. It is a procedural nomination, not a policy change, and directly affects the composition of the State Board of Health. The bill moves through the Senate for approval of this appointment, with no substantive policy provisions. (1 sentence summary)

Maddy summaryThis bill nominates Ronda L. Sauget to serve as a member of the Eastern Illinois Economic Development Authority. It directly affects the authority by proposing a new appointee to fill a position on its board. The bill's key mechanism is the formal nomination process required for such appointments, pending Senate approval. The bill was recently assigned to the Executive Appointments committee for review.

Maddy summaryThis bill nominates Terrance McGann to serve as a Member of the Metropolitan Pier and Exposition Authority. It is a procedural appointment requiring Senate confirmation for a position on this board, which oversees major facilities like McCormick Place in Chicago. The bill has been assigned to the Senate's Executive Appointments committee for review.

Maddy summaryThis bill nominates Donn Mendoza for appointment to the Illinois Board of Higher Education, a state board that oversees public higher education policy. It directs the governor to appoint Mendoza to fill a vacancy on the board, which advises on state funding, academic standards, and institutional oversight for colleges and universities. The nomination process is handled through the Senate's Executive Appointments committee, as reflected in the bill's recent actions. No policy changes or financial impacts are associated with this procedural appointment.

Maddy summaryThis bill nominates Robert L. Martin for appointment as a Member of the Havana Regional Port District. It is a procedural nomination currently assigned to the Senate's Executive Appointments committee for consideration, with no substantive policy changes or broader impacts beyond this specific appointment.

Maddy summaryThis bill nominates Louis George Apostol for appointment as Public Administrator of Cook County. It is a procedural nomination bill pending in the Senate's Executive Appointments committee, directly affecting Cook County's administrative leadership structure. The bill does not create new policy but proposes a specific appointment to an existing county position. (1 sentence)

Maddy summaryThis bill nominates Inger E. Burnett-Zeigler for appointment to the Concealed Carry Licensing Review Board. It directly affects the board's composition by proposing a specific individual for a vacancy. As a procedural appointment bill, it does not create new policy but advances a nomination for consideration by the Senate. The bill was referred to the Executive Appointments committee on January 13, 2026.

Maddy summaryThis bill nominates Larry Peterson for appointment to the Illinois Community College Board. It directly affects the board by proposing a new member, which would influence community college governance in Illinois. The bill is procedural, solely addressing the nomination process without altering policies or funding. (1 sentence)