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IL House Fails to Pass Temporary Budget

WTTW News | July 6, 2015, 9:00 am

On Wednesday, July 1, the Illinois House of Representatives failed to pass a one-month temporary budget by a vote of 67-32. View an interactive graphic of how each representative voted.

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