More liberal than 83% of 2022 Illinois House candidates
Gregg Johnson
Quick facts 4 on file
Office & contact
Room 200-5S, Stratton Office Building, Springfield, IL 62706
217-782-5970support@repgreggjohnson.comDirections ↗Data sources 1 on file
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Serves as State Representative, District 72 (Illinois) since Jan 2023. github.com ↗
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“I’m running because I want Illinois to invest in the people of the 72nd District again. A lot of the jobs have left over the years, but the work ethic in our community never did.”
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“Gregg will fight to make sure Illinois families aren’t left without access to quality, affordable healthcare.”
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“Gregg is committed to supporting and improving our local public school system so our students have the opportunities they need to succeed.”
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“Too many of our veterans come home to find an economy, a healthcare system, and a mental health system that don’t address their needs.”
Seniorsverbatim · tap to open
“Too many seniors are living in poverty and struggling to make ends meet.”
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“Illinois needs to invest in our public education system to make sure that our kids have the opportunities they need to compete. We also need to invest in our IT and transportation infrastructure to grow our manufacturing base and bring back the kind of good-paying jobs that can support a family.”
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“Illinois needs to invest in our public education system to make sure that our kids have the opportunities they need to compete. We also need to invest in our IT and transportation infrastructure to grow our manufacturing base and bring back the kind of good-paying jobs that can support a family.”
Johnson advocates for state investment in public education, IT, and transportation infrastructure to grow the manufacturing base and create good-paying jobs.
Seniorsverbatim · tap to open
“Too many seniors are living in poverty and struggling to make ends meet.”
Johnson highlights the struggle of seniors living in poverty and needing help to make ends meet.
Veteransverbatim · tap to open
“Too many of our veterans come home to find an economy, a healthcare system, and a mental health system that don’t address their needs.”
Johnson argues that the current economy, healthcare, and mental health systems fail to adequately address the needs of returning veterans.
Public Educationverbatim · tap to open
“Gregg is committed to supporting and improving our local public school system so our students have the opportunities they need to succeed.”
Johnson is committed to supporting and improving local public schools to ensure student success.
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“Gregg will fight to make sure Illinois families aren’t left without access to quality, affordable healthcare.”
Johnson intends to fight for access to quality, affordable healthcare in response to rising insurance premiums.
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