Althoff Vote Makes the Difference in Passing Com Ed Rate Hike Bill, Roll Call
State Senator Pam Althoff provided the deciding vote in overriding Governor Pat Quinn’s veto of the Commonwealth Edison/Ameren electric rate increase bill.
The veto override of the veto of Senate Bill 1652 passed by just one vote.
That means every one of the “Yes” votes can be characterized as the deciding vote.
With Althoff having no election opponent, she will walk away from the vote unscathed.
The other two area Senators, Dan Duffy and Chris Lauzen voted against the bill.
The roll call on Senate Bill 1652, the bill which, if the Illinois House votes to override the Governor's veto, will result in higher electricity rates.
Some of these others, however, will come under heavy attack during primary and/or general elections. These State Senators voted “Yes:”
- Althoff
- Brady
- Collins, A.
- Crotty
- Cullerton
- Delgado
- Dillard
- Haine
- Harmon
- Holmes
- Hunter
- Hutchinson
- Jacobs
- Johnson, T.
- Jones, E.
- Jones, J.
- Koehler
- Landek
- Lightford
- Link
- Leuchtefeld
- Martinez
- Meeks
- Millner
- Munoz
- Murphy
- Noland
- Pankau
- Radogno
- Raoul
- Rezen
- Richter
- Sandack
- Sandoval
- Trotter
- Wilhemi
Higher bills for everyone without any ComEd accountability. Yippee- friggin’-skippee.
1Nice going Pam. We’ll remember you next election time.
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