Illinois State Senator Chapin Rose
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Recent News About Illinois State Senator Chapin Rose
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Sen. Rose provides his opposition floor speech footage 'for those of you who are aghast' by Pritzker's support for citizen's arrest
Senator Chapin Rose has long been a critic of the move to allow non-citizens to become police officers in the state of Illinois, which can happen if they meet certain qualifications, thanks to the passage of House Bill 3751. In a July 31 Facebook post, he directed readers to his speech on the House floor in May.
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Rose: 'College costs are way too high, and we are losing too many kids out of state'
State Sen. Chapin Rose (R-Champaign) marked the passage of House Bill 301 in a news release on May 25.
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Sen. Rose offers update on House Bill 2607: 'This is an important layer of protection for children'
State Sen. Chapin Rose (R-Mahomet) is championing House Bill 2607, a measure that would allow children 13 and younger to provide court testimony via closed-circuit television.
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Rose: 'Amber - this is the least we could do to honor your husband's legacy'
In a Jan. 12 Facebook post, Sen. Chapin Rose (R-Champaign) expressed gratitude that the legislature honored fallen Champaign police officer Chris Oberheim.
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Rose shares post demanding support for law enforcement: 'This speaks for itself'
In an Oct. 12 Facebook post, Sen. Chapin Rose (R-Decatur) shared an individual's post about police officers being shot and questioning Gov. J.B. Pritzker's dedication to keeping police officers safe.
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Rose on Illinois retiree medical care: 'Pritzker to retirees: you can keep your doctor - MAYBE'
Illinois state Sen. Chapin Rose (R-Champaign) recently condemned Gov. JB Pritzker and said he is to blame for potential issues with medical care for state retirees.
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Rose criticizes Democrats' 'anti-police reforms' in Facebook post
Sen. Chapin Rose (R-Champaign) recently turned to social media to criticize Democrats' "anti-police reforms."
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Rose on GOP budget proposal: 'On all counts, our plan is far superior'
Illinois State Sen. Chapin Rose (R-Champaign) recently criticized Illinois Senate Democrats for largely ignoring Republicans' budget proposals.
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Rose votes against electronic filing bill: 'Every agency in this state is collapsing under its own weight'
State Sen. Chapin Rose (R-Mahomet) has reservations about legislation that would require tax returns for registered vehicles, boats, aircraft and trailers to be filed electronically.
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Illinois' Rose lambasts 'idiots' at National Archives for harmful content labels on founding documents
Illinois state Senator Chapin Rose (R-Mahomet) is lashing out over a National Archives campaign to place warning labels on some of the country’s most celebrated founding documents.
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Senators support helps 'protect our water supply' in Illinois Rose
The Senate approved legislation in April proposed by Sen. Chapin Rose (R-Champaign) that will create a Mahomet Aquifer Council designed to oversee matters having to do with water supply.
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Rose seeks public input to 'turn our state around' after Illinois population drop leads to lost seat in Congress
A Republican lawmaker publicly asked for ideas to help reverse a decline in population as the state learned it would lose a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives based on the available 2020 Census data.
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Rose claims he was cut off in effort to question governor's justification for COVID-19 shutdowns
After Gov. J.B. Pritzker ordered mitigation measures for Region 6, state Sen. Chapin Rose said he was cut off by Pritzker during a conference call and wasn't allowed to ask questions.
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From Chambana Sun
Discovery Partners Institute project expected to top original $1.2 billion budget
The state Senate Higher Education Committee held a hearing recently to get more information about the University of Illinois' Discovery Partners Institute (DPI) project.
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From Chambana Sun
Rose dedicates portion of I-74 to brothers who died in battle during WWII
Sen. Chapin Rose (R-Mahomet) dedicated a stretch of Interstate 74 in LeRoy as the Gaultney Brothers Memorial Highway.