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State Executive and Legislative Contacts State Executive and Legislative Contacts Executive Officers Governor JB Pritzker 207 State House Phone: 217-782-6830 or 312-814-2121 Springfield, IL 62706 www.illinois.gov.gov Lt. Gov. Julianna Stratton 214 State House 217-558-3085 or www.illinois.gov/ltg nd Attorney General Kwame Raoul 500 S. 2 St. 62706 217-782-1090 or www.illinoisattorneygeneral.gov Secretary of State Jesse White 213 State House 800-252-8980 or www.cyberdriveillinois.com Treasurer Michael Frerichs 219 State House 217-458-7327 or www.treasurer.il.gov Comptroller Susanna Mendoza 325 W. Adams 62704 217-782-6000 or www.ioc.state.il.us 101st General Assembly www.ilga.gov House Speaker Michael Madigan 300 State House 217-782-5350 Minority Leader Jim Durkin 316 State House 217-782-0494 Senate President John Cullerton 327 State House 217-782-2728 Minority Leader Bill Brady 309G State House 217-782-6216 Legislator Springfield Office District Office Asst/Leg. Aide Sen. David Koehler (D) 323B Capitol 400 NE Jefferson, Suite Jennifer Allison 46th District Building 200 [email protected] [email protected] 62706 Peoria, IL 61603 217-782-8250 309-677-0120 Rep. Mike Unes (R) 224-N Stratton 19 S. Capitol St. Tiffany White 91st District Building 217-782- Pekin, IL 61554 [email protected] 8152 309-620-8631 Rep. Jehan Gordon Booth (D) 200-8-S Stratton 300 E. War Memorial Dr. Cami Kellerstrass- 92nd District Building Ste 303 District [email protected] 217-782-3186 Peoria, IL 61614 Amanda-Springfield 309-681-1992 Sen. Chuck Weaver (R) 103A Capitol 5415 N. University , Diane Vespa 37th District Building Suite 105 [email protected] [email protected] 217-782-1942 Peoria, IL 61614 Matt Pickett-Springfield 309-693-4921 Rep. Ryan Spain (R) 227-N Stratton 5407 N. University, Linda Daily and Dan 73rd District Building Arbor Hall, Suite B Pelphrey [email protected] 217-782-8108 Peoria, IL 61614 309-690-7373 Rep. Daniel Swanson (R) 200-3N Stratton 536 Oxford Ave. Suite D 74th District Building Woodhull, IL 61490 [email protected] 217-782-8032 309-334-7474 Sen. Bill Brady (R) 309G Capitol 2203 Eastland Dr., Suite Alex 44th District Building 3 [email protected] 217-782-6216 Bloomington, IL 61704 309-664-4440 Rep. Tim Butler (R) 1128-E Stratton Same Matt 87th District Building [email protected] 217-782-0053 Rep. Keith Sommer (R) 216-N Stratton 121 W. Jefferson 88th District Building Morton, IL 61550 [email protected] 217-782-0221 309-263-9242 Sen. Jil Tracy (R) M103-C Capitol 3701 East Lake Center 47th District Building Drive, Ste 3 217-782-2479 Quincy, IL 62305 217-223-0833 Rep. Norrine Hammond (R) 203-N Stratton 331 N. Lafayette PO 93rd District Building Box 170 [email protected] 217-782-0416 Macomb, IL 61455 309-836-2707 Rep. Randy Frese (R) 221-N Stratton 3701 East Lake Center 94th District Building Drive, Ste 3 [email protected] 217-782-8096 Quincy, IL 62305 217-223-0833 Sen. Jason Barickman (R) 309-L Capitol 3004 GE Road, Suite 1B 53rd District Building Bloomington, IL 61704 [email protected] 217-782-6597 309-661-2788 Rep. Dan Brady (R) 314 Capitol Building 104 W. North St. 105th District 217-782-1118 Normal, IL 61761 [email protected] 309-662-1100 Rep. Thomas Bennett (R) 220-N Stratton 311 N. Mill St., Suite 2 106th District Building Pontiac, IL 61764 [email protected] 217-558-1039 815-844-9179 Sen. Neil Anderson (R) M103-D Capitol 1825 Ave. of the Cities, 36th District Building Suite 1 217-782-5957 Moline, IL 61265 309-736-7084 Rep. Tony McCombie (R) 201 N Stratton 9317B IL Rt 84 71st District Building Savanna, IL 61704 [email protected] 217-782-3992 815-632-7384 rd Rep. Michael Halpin (D) 242A-W Stratton 1504 3 Ave. County 72nd District Building Office Bldg [email protected] 217-782-5970 Rock Island, IL 61201 309-558-3612 Sen. Scott Bennett (D) 311C Capitol 45 E. University Ave., 52nd District Building Suite 206 [email protected] 217-782-2507 Champaign, IL 61820 217-355-5252 Rep. Carol Ammons (D) 282-S Stratton 407 E. University Ave., 103rd District Building Suite A [email protected] 217-558=1009 Champaign, IL 61820 217-531-1660 Rep. Michael Marron (R) 208-N Stratton 7 E. Fairchild St. 104th District Building Danville, IL 61832 217-782-4811 217-477-0104 Sen. Chapin Rose (R) 103B Capitol 510 S. Staley Rd., Suite D 51st District building Champaign, IL 61822 217-558-1006 217-607-1853 Rep. Dan Caulkins (R) 205A-N Stratton 715 W. Imboden Dr. 101st District Building Decatur, IL 62521 217-782-8163 217-876-1968 .
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