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Illinois lawmakers end first half of fall veto session with partisan clashes over budget and transit, pausing before resuming Oct. 28–30.
Illinois lawmakers concluded the first half of their six-day fall veto session amid partisan disagreement over productivity.
Republicans accused Democrats of avoiding key issues like a $267 million budget gap and transit funding, while Democrats highlighted progress on two bills—modernizing the brewery industry and allowing higher weight limits for electric vehicles—and emphasized support for civil liberties and immigrants.
The session pauses before resuming October 28–30, with lawmakers vowing continued engagement on budget and transit concerns.
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Los legisladores de Illinois terminan la primera mitad de la sesión de veto de otoño con enfrentamientos partidistas sobre presupuesto y tránsito, haciendo una pausa antes de reanudar el 28-30 de octubre.