Senate sends abortion bill to a hesitant House

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : How the city chose to calculate it will boost tax bills for years to come: "Lightfoot administration opted to calculate [a property] tax hike using a nationwide consumer price index from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, rather than the one the federal agency maintains just for the Chicago area.
48% : Cosgrove, a fixture in Illinois lobbying for abortion rights, says the Youth Health and Safety Act is "the absolute last bill that I will ask anyone to take in the General Assembly because [passage] will bring Illinois back to what Roe v. Wade was in 1973," before Illinois enacted laws that tried to pare back the intent of the U.S. Supreme Court decision allowing abortion.
45% : But the presentation made clear that the allegations included potential sex crimes - and that the probe 'may necessitate the involvement of law enforcement,'" reports WBEZ's Dan Mihalopoulos.

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