State Rep. Jonathan Carroll (D-57) on May 31 voted for legalizing recreational marijuana in Illinois.

State Rep. Bob Morgan (D-58) on May 31 voted for legalizing recreational marijuana in Illinois.

State Rep. Daniel Didech (D-59) on May 31 voted for legalizing recreational marijuana in Illinois.

State Rep. Rita Mayfield (D-60) on May 31 voted for legalizing recreational marijuana in Illinois.

State Rep. Joyce Mason (D-61) on May 31 voted for legalizing recreational marijuana in Illinois.

State Rep. Sam Yingling (D-62) on May 31 voted for legalizing recreational marijuana in Illinois.

State Rep. Tom Weber (R-64) on May 31 voted against legalizing recreational marijuana in Illinois.

State Rep. Mark L. Walker (D-53) on May 31 voted for legalizing recreational marijuana in Illinois.

State Rep. Mary Edly-Allen (D-51) on May 31 voted against legalizing recreational marijuana in Illinois.

State Sen. Julie A. Morrison (D-29) on May 29 voted for legalizing recreational marijuana in Illinois.

State Sen. Terry Link (D-30) on May 29 voted for legalizing recreational marijuana in Illinois.

State Sen. Melinda Bush (D-31) on May 29 voted for legalizing recreational marijuana in Illinois.

State Sen. Craig Wilcox (R-32) on May 29 voted against legalizing recreational marijuana in Illinois.

State Rep. Joyce Mason (D-61) on May 27 voted in favor of allowing voters to decide if Illinois should adopt a graduated income tax.

State Rep. Sam Yingling (D-62) on May 27 voted in favor of allowing voters to decide if Illinois should adopt a graduated income tax.

State Rep. Tom Weber (R-64) on May 27 voted against allowing voters to decide if Illinois should adopt a graduated income tax.

State Rep. Mark L. Walker (D-53) on May 27 voted in favor of allowing voters to decide if Illinois should adopt a graduated income tax.

State Rep. Jonathan Carroll (D-57) on May 27 voted in favor of allowing voters to decide if Illinois should adopt a graduated income tax.

State Rep. Bob Morgan (D-58) on May 27 voted in favor of allowing voters to decide if Illinois should adopt a graduated income tax.

State Rep. Daniel Didech (D-59) on May 27 voted in favor of allowing voters to decide if Illinois should adopt a graduated income tax.