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Your Elected Officials
Governor
A+
JB Pritzker
(D)
Lieutenant Governor
B
Juliana Stratton
(D)
Attorney General
A-
Kwame Raoul
(D)
U.S. Senate
A
Tammy Duckworth
(D)
Senator Duckworth helped to introduce Marijuana Freedom and Opportunity Act in 2019 to decriminalize marijuana at the federal level. She has also supported legalization and has commented on ensuring equity in the businesses as Illinois legalized marijuana.
U.S. Senate
B+
Dick Durbin
(D)
Senator Durbin has changed his position on marijuana over the years. Despite comments about marijuana being a "gateway drug" in 2013, Senator Durbin has applauded President Biden's pardoning of simple marijuana possion charges and has cosponsored the SAFE banking act in recent years.
U.S. House District 1
U.S. House District 2
A
Robin Kelly
(D)
U.S. House District 3
A-
Delia Ramirez
(D)
"A regulated system of legalized, taxed marijuana would reduce these impacts while creating a major new source of revenue for Illinois."
U.S. House District 4
A
Chuy Garcia
(D)
U.S. House District 5
A
Mike Quigley
(D)
U.S. House District 6
A-
Sean Casten
(D)
U.S. House District 7
A-
Danny Davis
(D)
U.S. House District 8
A
U.S. House District 9
A+
Jan Schakowsky
(D)
U.S. House District 10
B+
Brad Schneider
(D)
U.S. House District 11
A
Bill Foster
(D)
U.S. House District 12
C-
Mike Bost
(R)
U.S. House District 13
U.S. House District 14
B
Lauren Underwood
(D)
U.S. House District 15
F
Mary Miller
(R)
U.S. House District 16
F
Darin LaHood
(R)
U.S. House District 17
State Senate District 1
State Senate District 2
C-
Omar Aquino
(D)
State Senate District 3
C+
Mattie Hunter
(D)
State Senate District 4
B
State Senate District 5
State Senate District 6
A
Sara Feigenholtz
(D)
Sara Feigenholtz co-sponsored both Illinois' recreational cannabis law that passed in 2019 and medical cannabis law that passed in 2013.
State Senate District 7
State Senate District 8
State Senate District 9
B-
Laura Fine
(D)
State Senate District 10
A-
Robert Martwick
(D)
Co-Sponsor of the Cannabis Regulation and Taxation Act, legalizing cannabis for every over the age of 21.
State Senate District 11
State Senate District 12
A+
Celina Villanueva
(D)
Sponsored the Illinois Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act of 2019, which was signed into law by Governor Pritzker and legalized recreational marijuana in Illinois
State Senate District 13
A
Robert Peters
(D)
Co-Sponsor of the Cannabis Regulation and Taxation Act, legalizing cannabis for every over the age of 21.
State Senate District 14
A
Emil Jones
(D)
Emil Jones is currently a sponsor of Illinois pending recreational bill
State Senate District 15
B-
Napoleon Harris
(D)
State Senate District 16
State Senate District 17
C+
Elgie Sims
(D)
State Senate District 18
C+
Bill Cunningham
(D)
State Senate District 19
B-
Michael Hastings
(D)
State Senate District 20
State Senate District 21
B+
Laura Ellman
(D)
State Senate District 22
A+
Cristina Castro
(D)
The lead sponsor of Ashley's Law. A law that allows children in school to recieve their cannabis medicine at school.
State Senate District 23
B
State Senate District 24
F
Seth Lewis
(R)
"Legislation allowing for the use of recreational marijuana would not have a beneficial effect on the citizens of the state of Illinois."
State Senate District 25
B-
Karina Villa
(D)
State Senate District 26
F
Dan McConchie
(R)
"As long as law enforcement believes that it will be a scourge on our communities, I will remain opposed."
State Senate District 27
A
Ann Gillespie
(D)
"I support the decriminalization of marijuana and making marijuana available for recreational use in Illinois."
State Senate District 28
A
Laura Murphy
(D)
State Senate District 29
B
Julie Morrison
(D)
State Senate District 30
State Senate District 31
D
Mary Edly-Allen
(D)
State Senate District 32
C+
Craig Wilcox
(R)
"If both sides are willing to discuss legalization as a personal freedom issue, instead of a revenue generating issue, then let’s talk in detail about privilege versus accountability, actions and consequences, societal expectations and enforcement issues."
State Senate District 33
D+
Donald DeWitte
(R)
"While I do support medical use of cannabis, I do not support the legalized recreational use of marijuana."
State Senate District 34
C-
Steve Stadelman
(D)
State Senate District 35
C+
Dave Syverson
(R)
State Senate District 36
B+
Mike Halpin
(D)
State Senate District 37
State Senate District 38
F
Sue Rezin
(R)
State Senate District 39
A
Don Harmon
(D)
Head sponsor of 'The Alternative to Opiates' bill
State Senate District 40
State Senate District 41
C
John Curran
(R)
State Senate District 42
A+
Linda Holmes
(D)
State Senate District 43
State Senate District 44
State Senate District 45
F
Andrew Chesney
(R)
State Senate District 46
B+
Dave Koehler
(D)
State Senate District 47
D+
Neil Anderson
(R)
State Senate District 48
State Senate District 49
State Senate District 50
F
Jil Tracy
(R)
State Senate District 51
F
Chapin Rose
(R)
State Senate District 52
State Senate District 53
F
Tom Bennett
(R)
State Senate District 54
F
Steve McClure
(R)
State Senate District 55
D-
Jason Plummer
(R)
“I will always be 100% avidly opposed to recreational marijuana in the State of Illinois and I do fear that some people are using medical marijuana as a way to take it there and I am 100% opposed to that.”
State Senate District 56
State Senate District 57
B+
Christopher Belt
(D)
"Legalizing marijuana would generate $375 million-$500 million a year. Not only will we bring in additional revenue from moving to a recreational state, we will not be funding prosecutor fees, court fees, and housing fees for those who are incarcerated."
State Senate District 58
D+
Terri Bryant
(R)
State Senate District 59
C
Dale Fowler
(R)
State House District 1
A
Aaron Ortiz
(D)
"Credible science shows that marijuana is not anymore a gateway drug than alcohol or cigarettes."
State House District 2
A-
State House District 3
State House District 4
State House District 5
State House District 6
A+
Sonya Harper
(D)
State House District 7
A+
Chris Welch
(D)
Emanuel Welch sponsored a recreational cannabis law in 2018 and co-sponsored the law that passed in 2019.
State House District 8
A-
La Shawn Ford
(D)
State House District 9
State House District 10
B-
Omar Williams
(D)
State House District 11
A
Ann Williams
(D)
State House District 12
State House District 13
State House District 14
A+
Kelly Cassidy
(D)
Lead sponsor in the house, of the Cannabis Regulation and Taxation Act, that legalized cannabis in Illinois in 2019. Cassidy likely has had the most significant impact on cannabis legislation in Illinois of any legislator.
State House District 15
State House District 16
State House District 17
B-
State House District 18
A+
Robyn Gabel
(D)
"I have constituents who suffered during the final months of their lives and died waiting for a medical marijuana card that in other states takes days if not hours to clear with doctors. Our current system is unconscionably painful to our family members and neighbors."
State House District 19
State House District 20
State House District 21
State House District 22
State House District 23
State House District 24
B
Theresa Mah
(D)
State House District 25
A-
Curtis Tarver
(D)
"Legalization has also shown there has been a decrease in teen use of marijuana where there is regulation and stiff penalties for selling to minors and failing to check identification."
State House District 26
B-
Kam Buckner
(D)
State House District 27
A-
Justin Slaughter
(D)
"Legalizing recreational use would go a long way to correcting a decades-old injustice and improve police and community relationships over time."
State House District 28
D
Bob Rita
(D)
State House District 29
B
Thaddeus Jones
(D)
State House District 30
B
Will Davis
(D)
State House District 31
C-
Mary Flowers
(D)
State House District 32
State House District 33
B+
Marcus Evans
(D)
Chief sponsor of "The Restoration Before Recreation Act" in 2017.
State House District 34
B+
Nicholas Smith
(D)
State House District 35
State House District 36
B-
Kelly Burke
(D)
State House District 37
State House District 38
B-
State House District 39
A-
Will Guzzardi
(D)
State House District 40
B
Jaime Andrade
(D)
State House District 41
State House District 42
B-
State House District 43
B+
Anna Moeller
(D)
State House District 44
D
Fred Crespo
(D)
State House District 45
State House District 46
State House District 47
D
Amy Grant
(R)
State House District 48
State House District 49
State House District 50
B+
State House District 51
State House District 52
D
State House District 53
A-
Mark Walker
(D)
State House District 54
State House District 55
F
Martin Moylan
(D)
State House District 56
C-
Michelle Mussman
(D)
State House District 57
State House District 58
A+
Bob Morgan
(D)
"Illinois’ former medical cannabis czar"
State House District 59
B-
Dan Didech
(D)
"I would only consider supporting legislation that incorporates the expert advice of law enforcement, educators, and medical personnel."
State House District 60
B+
Rita Mayfield
(D)
State House District 61
B-
Joyce Mason
(D)
State House District 62
State House District 63
C-
Steve Reick
(R)
State House District 64
D-
Tom Weber
(R)
State House District 65
F
Dan Ugaste
(R)
State House District 66
State House District 67
B-
Maurice West
(D)
State House District 68
State House District 69
F
Joe Sosnowski
(R)
State House District 70
C-
Jeff Keicher
(R)
State House District 71
D-
Dan Swanson
(R)
State House District 72
A-
Gregg Johnson
(D)
"I am in support of expanding the list of qualifying conditions to include any illnesses medical professionals deem treatable with cannabis. "
State House District 73
D-
Ryan Spain
(R)
State House District 74
State House District 75
State House District 76
B-
Lance Yednock
(D)
State House District 77
State House District 78
B+
Camille Lilly
(D)
State House District 79
State House District 80
F
Anthony DeLuca
(D)
Anthony DeLuca infamously cracked an egg in a pan and acted out the "this is your brain on drugs" ad. He did so on the Illinois house floor during the vote for Adult-Use cannabis in 2019 in order to voice his opposition to the bill.
State House District 81
B+
State House District 82
State House District 83
State House District 84
C
State House District 85
State House District 86
B+
Lawrence Walsh
(D)
State House District 87
State House District 88
F
Dan Caulkins
(R)
State House District 89
D+
Tony McCombie
(R)
State House District 90
D+
John Cabello
(R)
State House District 91
State House District 92
A+
State House District 93
State House District 94
D
Norine Hammond
(R)
State House District 95
State House District 96
F
Sue Scherer
(D)
State House District 97
State House District 98
D+
Natalie Manley
(D)
State House District 99
F
Randy Frese
(R)
State House District 100
F
C.D. Davidsmeyer
(R)
State House District 101
F
Chris Miller
(R)
State House District 102
State House District 103
A+
Carol Ammons
(D)
In 2019 Ammons gave a passionate speech regarding the devastation of the drug war on black people directly after a "No Vote" on the Adult-Use bill being voted on.
State House District 104
State House District 105
State House District 106
State House District 107
F
Brad Halbrook
(R)
State House District 108
State House District 109
F
Charlie Meier
(R)
State House District 110
D-
Blaine Wilhour
(R)
State House District 111
State House District 112
B-
Katie Stuart
(D)
State House District 113
B
Jay Hoffman
(D)
State House District 114
State House District 115
F
David Friess
(R)
State House District 116
C-
Dave Severin
(R)
State House District 117
D-
State House District 118