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State Representative Regan Deering Illinois State Representative Regan Deering - 88th District

Today we honor the U.S. military members serving away from home and defending all that we hold dear.
10/26/2026

Today we honor the U.S. military members serving away from home and defending all that we hold dear.

I’ve joined my colleagues representing central and southern Illinois in signing onto a letter to the Illinois Department...
10/26/2026

I’ve joined my colleagues representing central and southern Illinois in signing onto a letter to the Illinois Department of Central Management Services (CMS) insisting that contract negotiations resume immediately and continue on a daily basis with the objective of reaching an agreement that preserves retirees’ access to BJC HealthCare facilities and providers.

The State of Illinois and CMS have an important role in ensuring that retired state employees have access to health insurance coverage that includes appropriate healthcare providers in their region and by not continuing negotiations, many constituents are left without reliable health care.

It is our hope that all parties will continue to work together and reach an agreement that best supports our State of Illinois retirees.

10/26/2026

Last week, FFA members traveled to the National FFA Convention & Expo in Indianapolis and I want to see your accomplishments!

In the comments below, drop some photos of your time at the convention, photos of your accomplishments, and anything fun you saw while in Indianapolis.

With such an agricultural heavy district, I cannot wait to see what students in the 88 District accomplished! 🌽

The Illinois Gaming Board has approved a proposed rule that would add video gaming to its voluntary Self-Exclusion Progr...
10/23/2026

The Illinois Gaming Board has approved a proposed rule that would add video gaming to its voluntary Self-Exclusion Program.

This proposed rule will now be sent to the legislature for review. Here's what you should know:

Illinois regulators propose new rules requiring ID checks to expand gambling self-exclusion to video gaming machines.

The cost of homeownership in Illinois has gotten much more expensive in just the last 5 years. According to a recent stu...
10/22/2026

The cost of homeownership in Illinois has gotten much more expensive in just the last 5 years. According to a recent study from MoneyLion, Illinoisans need to make $40,871 more than they did 5 years ago in order to afford a home. However, under Governor Pritzker, wage growth has stagnated in our state.

Our residents, homeowners, and job creators face some of the highest effective tax rates in the nation and it's pushing the American Dream further and further out of reach for Illinois families and especially young adults, who we hope will be able to afford to live and work here. It's time to provide relief, rein in state spending, and make Illinois a more affordable place to live and grow.

A new study compared how much more it costs to buy a home in 2026 than it did five years ago in 2021.

A slew of ethics scandals rocked Illinois Democrats this summer, the latest in a long history of corruption in Illinois....
10/21/2026

A slew of ethics scandals rocked Illinois Democrats this summer, the latest in a long history of corruption in Illinois. Right here in central Illinois, Representative Carol Ammons serving the Champaign-Urbana area was indicted on several federal charges and has a trial set for December of this year. Governor Pritzker's response? Lawmakers should simply remove themselves from office if they want to break the law.

Elected officials need to be held accountable for bad behavior. House Republicans have consistently called for real ethics reforms, and we will continue to stand up for an honest, transparent state government. The people of Illinois deserve it.

(The Center Square) – Gov. J.B. Pritzker says unethical public officials should self select themselves out of office if they choose to break the law.

ICYMI: Illinois' tax burden is up to nearly $86 billion under the Pritzker Administration. As if that weren't bad enough...
10/19/2026

ICYMI: Illinois' tax burden is up to nearly $86 billion under the Pritzker Administration. As if that weren't bad enough, wages in the state grew 0% from 2018-2025. Unlike what the Democrats in Illinois think, we cannot tax our way to prosperity. We must implement policies that make Illinois more affordable to promote growth. https://www.illinoispolicy.org/pritzker-63-tax-fee-hikes-illinois-economy/

Join State Senator Sally Turner's and my staff at my Decatur office for Traveling Office Hours tomorrow, Oct. 20th from ...
10/19/2026

Join State Senator Sally Turner's and my staff at my Decatur office for Traveling Office Hours tomorrow, Oct. 20th from 11 am until 2pm. Our offices will be available to answer any questions on state-related matters, as well as gather any input about legislative matters.

🚗 Traveling Office Hours are making their way to Decatur on Tuesday, October 20, 2026! 🚗

Senator Sally Turner’s district office staff will be on-site to assist with questions about state services, as well as gather input about state activities and legislation.

📍Representative Regan Deering’s Office
419 East Ash Avenue
Decatur, Il. 62526

⏰ 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

Presented by the Illinois Council for Disabilities and partners, a FREE webinar is being hosted on October 22 from 4-5pm...
10/18/2026

Presented by the Illinois Council for Disabilities and partners, a FREE webinar is being hosted on October 22 from 4-5pm. The webinar will help address the changes coming to Medicaid and SNAP benefits for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

To sign up, visit https://illinois.webex.com/webappng/sites/illinois/meeting/register/2950f792f2b743a29323f8888fbb1e66?ticket=4832534b00000009ab2da6715c914a787169d1690fc968a8dc7ce6e25bb92b1a9544f8126b2b7f43×tamp=1792207898854&RGID=r4e56ca20f04014fe735d63eef3593f2a&isAutoPopRegisterForm=false

The Illinois Department of Corrections is hosting a screening event in Livingston County at the Pontiac Recreation Cente...
10/17/2026

The Illinois Department of Corrections is hosting a screening event in Livingston County at the Pontiac Recreation Center on Thursday, November 19th. The screening event is hosted to test Corrections Officer and Corrections Treatment Officer Trainee applicants.

Sign in time will be between 7:30 and 8:30 that morning and all applicants should plan to be at the screening venue until at least 5:30 that evening.

For more information, please refer to the below flyer or visit IDOC's website at https://idoc.illinois.gov/aboutus/careers-at-idoc-ctot.html

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419 E. Ash Avenue
Decatur, IL
62526

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