Illinois lawmakers show mixed leanings in Capitol votes
The Baron Report and National Journal find Illinois delegation slightly liberal on economic and social issues in 1984 while leaning conservative on foreign policy. Four Illinois representatives voted liberal on all issues. conservative figures include Philip and Daniel Crane and Robert Michel.
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Washington
Illinois
Land of Lincoln
Capitol Hill
Baron Report
National Journal
Paul Simon
Charles Hayes
Gus Savage
Cardisf Collins
Sidney Yates
Chicago
Lane Evans
Rock Island
Melvin Price
East St. Louis
Price
House
Armed Services Committee
Philip Crane
Mount Prospect
Daniel Crane
Danville
Philip
Robert Michel
Peoria
Michel
Simon
Congress
Liberal conservative votes for Illinois lawmakers in 1984
The Baron Report shows liberal voting percentages for Illinois senators and representatives. Notables include Hayes 100-100-100, Russo 88-71-92, Porter 35-57-19, Crane 6-0-0, Michel 6-8-0, Durbin 88-71-88, Rostenkowski 90-75-60, Yates 100-100-100, Lipinski 93-54-50, Simon no ratings for two categories.
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Charles Hayes
Chicago
Gus Savage
Marty Russo
South Holland
George O’brien
R-Joliet
William Lipinski
Henry Hyde
R-Bensenville
Cardiff Collins
Dan Rostenkowski
Sidney Yates
Lincoln
Lynn Martin
Rockford
Lane Evans
Rock Island
Robert Michel
Peoria
Daniel Crane
Danville
Richard Durbin
Springfield
Melvin Price
East St. Louis
Paul Simon
D-Makanda
Senate
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Carbondale Clinic
Southern Illinois
Perry
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SNION
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At Rural Health, Inc
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Murphysboro
HMO Illinois, Inc
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
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Alton
Illinois, Inc
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