Darren Bailey
Running for Governor of Illinois, general election Nov 3, 2026.
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Offices held
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Darren Bailey (R) took the oath as Illinois State Senator for the 55th District on January 13, 2021, for a two-year term in the 102nd General Assembly.
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The Illinois General Assembly's page for the 102nd General Assembly lists Senator Bailey's committee assignments, including Education, Energy and Public Utilities, Health, Higher Education and Labor.
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The Illinois General Assembly's page for the 102nd General Assembly lists Senator Bailey as Minority Spokesperson of the Senate Agriculture Committee.
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Darren Bailey (R) took the oath as Illinois State Representative for the 109th District on January 9, 2019, for a two-year term in the 101st General Assembly.
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The Illinois General Assembly's page for the 101st General Assembly lists Representative Bailey's committee assignments, including Energy & Environment and Agriculture & Conservation.
Elections
Bailey won the March 17, 2026 Republican primary for Governor of Illinois with 304,162 votes (53.28%), ahead of Ted Dabrowski with 165,229 (28.94%) and James Mendrick with 54,599 (9.56%); a party nomination, not election to office.
The State Board of Elections candidate list for the November 3, 2026 general election lists Darren Bailey as a Republican candidate for Governor and Lieutenant Governor, with status Active and a file date of October 27, 2025.
Bailey lost the March 19, 2024 Republican primary for U.S. House in Illinois's 12th District with 46,035 votes (48.56%) to Mike Bost's 48,770 (51.44%).
Bailey lost the November 8, 2022 general election for Governor of Illinois with 1,739,095 votes (42.37%) to JB Pritzker's 2,253,748 (54.91%).
Bailey won the June 28, 2022 Republican primary for Governor of Illinois with 458,102 votes (57.48%), ahead of Jesse Sullivan with 125,094 (15.7%) and Richard C. Irvin with 119,592 (15%); a party nomination, not election to office.
Bailey won the November 3, 2020 general election for Illinois State Senator, 55th District, with 78,010 votes (76.68%) to Cynthia Ann Given's 23,726 (23.32%).
Bailey won the March 17, 2020 Republican primary for Illinois State Senator, 55th District, with 24,572 votes (77.04%) to Jeffrey E. (Jeff) Fleming's 7,324 (22.96%); a party nomination, not election to office.
Bailey won the November 6, 2018 general election for Illinois State Representative, 109th District, with 30,048 votes (76.14%) to Cynthia Given's 9,417 (23.86%).
Bailey won the March 20, 2018 Republican primary for Illinois State Representative, 109th District, with 9,729 votes (56.76%) to David B. Reis's 7,411 (43.24%); a party nomination, not election to office.
Recorded votes
Bailey voted no on House Bill 969 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 30-21-1. Subject: Amends Public Act 102-698 by changing, adding and repealing appropriations.
Final passage on HB 969 (Senate Floor Amendments 4 and 5). Vote cast: no. Tally: 30 yes, 21 no, 7 not voting, 1 present (margin 9). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted no on House Bill 4664 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 41-16. Subject: Amends the Reproductive Health Act, the Wrongful Death Act and health care licensing Acts, including who may perform abortion procedures and licensing action tied to other states' abortion laws.
Final passage on HB 4664 (Senate Floor Amendments 5 and 6). Vote cast: no. Tally: 41 yes, 16 no, 2 not voting (margin 25). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted no on House Bill 5471 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 34-20. Subject: Protect Illinois Communities Act: restricts manufacture, sale and possession of assault weapons, .50 caliber rifles and large capacity ammunition feeding devices.
Final passage on HB 5471 (As enrolled (Public Act 102-1116)). Vote cast: no. Tally: 34 yes, 20 no, 5 not voting (margin 14). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted no on House Bill 4412 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 33-17. Subject: Changes Illinois Power Agency director terms and pay, Energy Transition Act programs and county siting rules for commercial wind and solar facilities, among other subjects.
Final passage on HB 4412 (Senate Floor Amendments 1 and 4). Vote cast: no. Tally: 33 yes, 17 no, 9 not voting (margin 16). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted no on concurrence in a House amendment to Senate Bill 1720 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 30-21. Subject: Establishes the Second FY 2023 Budget Implementation Act.
Concurrence on SB 1720 (House Floor Amendment 3). Vote cast: no. Tally: 30 yes, 21 no, 8 not voting (margin 9). Outcome: passed. Motion: “CONCUR IN HOUSE AMENDMENT CONCURRENCE”
Bailey voted no on House Bill 45 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 39-16. Subject: Changes Election Code rules on voter signature verification and pollwatchers and amends the Judicial Circuits Districting Act of 2022.
Final passage on HB 45 (Senate Floor Amendment 1). Vote cast: no. Tally: 39 yes, 16 no, 4 not voting (margin 23). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted no on House Bill 1095 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 38-17. Subject: Changes pretrial release provisions enacted by Public Act 101-652, creates a Public Defender Fund and amends body camera and supervised release laws.
Final passage on HB 1095 (Senate Floor Amendments 1 and 2). Vote cast: no. Tally: 38 yes, 17 no, 4 not voting (margin 21). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted no on House Bill 1095 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 36-16. Subject: Changes pretrial release provisions enacted by Public Act 101-652, creates a Public Defender Fund and amends body camera and supervised release laws.
Final passage on HB 1095 (Senate Floor Amendments 1 and 2). Vote cast: no. Tally: 36 yes, 16 no, 7 not voting (margin 20). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted no on Senate Bill 2801 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 46-9. Subject: Amends Public Act 102-698 by adding appropriations to the Department of Employment Security.
Final passage on SB 2801 (Senate Floor Amendment 1). Vote cast: no. Tally: 46 yes, 9 no, 4 not voting (margin 37). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted no on House Bill 1091 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 42-10. Subject: Creates the INFORM Consumers Act on online marketplace sellers, the offense of organized retail crime and an enforcement fund.
Final passage on HB 1091 (Senate Floor Amendment 4). Vote cast: no. Tally: 42 yes, 10 no, 7 not voting (margin 32). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted no on House Bill 4700 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 37-18. Subject: Creates the FY2023 Budget Implementation Act.
Final passage on HB 4700 (Senate Floor Amendments 1 and 2). Vote cast: no. Tally: 37 yes, 18 no, 4 not voting (margin 19). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted no on House Bill 4383 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 31-19. Subject: Prohibits the sale and transfer of unserialized unfinished firearm frames or receivers and unserialized firearms and, after 180 days, their possession, with exceptions.
Final passage on HB 4383 (Senate Floor Amendment 2). Vote cast: no. Tally: 31 yes, 19 no, 9 not voting (margin 12). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey did not vote on concurrence in a House amendment to Senate Bill 3416 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 54-0. Subject: Amends the One Day Rest In Seven Act so that specified provisions do not apply to employees whose hours and rest periods are set through collective bargaining.
Concurrence on SB 3416 (House Floor Amendment 1). Vote cast: not voting. Tally: 54 yes, 0 no, 5 not voting (margin 54). Outcome: passed. Motion: “CONCUR IN HOUSE AMENDMENT CONCURRENCE”
Bailey voted yes on concurrence in a House amendment to Senate Bill 157 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 55-1. Subject: Creates income and property tax rebates and a school-supply tax holiday, sets a 0% tax rate on certain food products for a year, suspends the motor fuel tax rate adjustment, changes business tax credits and creates MICRO Act incentives for semiconductor makers.
Concurrence on SB 157 (House Floor Amendments 2 and 3). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 55 yes, 1 no, 3 not voting (margin 54). Outcome: passed. Motion: “CONCUR IN HOUSE AMENDMENT CONCURRENCE”
Bailey voted no on House Bill 900 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 34-19-1. Subject: Changes FY2022 appropriations and makes FY2023 appropriations and reappropriations.
Final passage on HB 900 (Senate Floor Amendment 4). Vote cast: no. Tally: 34 yes, 19 no, 5 not voting, 1 present (margin 15). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey did not vote on adoption of Senate Resolution 792 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 53-0. Subject: Directs the Auditor General to audit Medicaid managed care organizations (MCOs).
Other question on SR 792. Vote cast: not voting. Tally: 53 yes, 0 no, 6 not voting (margin 53). Outcome: adopted. Motion: “RESOLUTION”
Bailey did not vote on House Bill 107 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 56-0. Subject: Amends the Recyclable Metal Purchase Registration Law on electronic records of purchases, including catalytic converters.
Final passage on HB 107 (House Floor Amendment 1). Vote cast: not voting. Tally: 56 yes, 0 no, 3 not voting (margin 56). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey did not vote on House Bill 5193 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 53-0. Subject: Provides that the safety education school boards may offer includes safe gun storage.
Final passage on HB 5193 (House Floor Amendment 1). Vote cast: not voting. Tally: 53 yes, 0 no, 6 not voting (margin 53). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey did not vote on House Bill 5201 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 44-2. Subject: Creates the Agriculture Equity Commission Act.
Final passage on HB 5201. Vote cast: not voting. Tally: 44 yes, 2 no, 13 not voting (margin 42). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey did not vote on House Bill 5464 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 42-6. Subject: Amends the Board of Higher Education Act, the Private Business and Vocational Schools Act of 2012 and the P-20 Longitudinal Education Data System Act.
Final passage on HB 5464 (Senate Committee Amendment 1). Vote cast: not voting. Tally: 42 yes, 6 no, 11 not voting (margin 36). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted yes on House Bill 4126 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 55-0. Subject: Amends the Invest in Kids Act on priority for prior scholarship recipients and maximum scholarship amounts set by schools.
Final passage on HB 4126 (Senate Committee Amendment 1). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 55 yes, 0 no, 4 not voting (margin 55). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey did not vote on House Bill 2985 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 40-0. Subject: Creates the Murdered Children Funeral and Burial Assistance Act.
Final passage on HB 2985 (Senate Floor Amendment 1). Vote cast: not voting. Tally: 40 yes, 0 no, 19 not voting (margin 40). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey did not vote on Senate Bill 3895 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 53-0. Subject: Amends Property Tax Code provisions on reductions in assessed value for qualifying residential property.
Final passage on SB 3895 (Senate Committee Amendment 1). Vote cast: not voting. Tally: 53 yes, 0 no, 6 not voting (margin 53). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted no on House Bill 3136 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 44-12. Subject: Amends the Illinois Horse Racing Act, the Illinois Gambling Act, the Video Gaming Act and the Sports Wagering Act.
Final passage on HB 3136 (Senate Committee Amendment 1 and Senate Floor Amendments 2 and 4). Vote cast: no. Tally: 44 yes, 12 no, 3 not voting (margin 32). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted no on House Bill 1291 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 41-18. Subject: Creates the Illinois Congressional Redistricting Act of 2021.
Final passage on HB 1291 (Senate Floor Amendment 1). Vote cast: no. Tally: 41 yes, 18 no (margin 23). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted yes on House Bill 1769 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 55-0. Subject: Creates the Reimagining Electric Vehicles in Illinois Act, with financial incentives and tax credits for electric vehicle manufacturers.
Final passage on HB 1769 (Senate Floor Amendments 1 and 4). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 55 yes, 0 no, 4 not voting (margin 55). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted no on concurrence in a House amendment to Senate Bill 1169 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 31-24. Subject: Amends the Health Care Right of Conscience Act to provide that measures or requirements intended to prevent COVID-19 do not violate the Act.
Concurrence on SB 1169 (House Committee Amendment 1 and House Floor Amendment 3). Vote cast: no. Tally: 31 yes, 24 no, 4 not voting (margin 7). Outcome: passed. Motion: “CONCUR IN HOUSE AMENDMENT CONCURRENCE”
Bailey voted no on House Bill 370 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 32-22. Subject: Creates the Youth Health and Safety Act and repeals Public Act 89-18, the Parental Notice of Abortion Act of 1995.
Final passage on HB 370 (Senate Floor Amendments 1 and 2). Vote cast: no. Tally: 32 yes, 22 no, 5 not voting (margin 10). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted yes on House Bill 1975 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 56-0. Subject: Requires a school resource guide on sexual abuse response and prevention and adds provisions to prevent sexual misconduct with students.
Final passage on HB 1975 (Senate Committee Amendment 2). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 56 yes, 0 no, 3 not voting (margin 56). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted yes on House Bill 3401 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 56-1. Subject: Creates the Licensed Certified Professional Midwife Practice Act, providing for licensure of certified professional midwives.
Final passage on HB 3401 (Senate Committee Amendment 1 and Senate Floor Amendment 2). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 56 yes, 1 no, 2 not voting (margin 55). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted no on concurrence in a House amendment to Senate Bill 2408 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 37-17-3. Subject: Creates the Energy Transition Act and other energy and climate laws and amends utility and environmental laws, including greenhouse gas provisions.
Concurrence on SB 2408 (House Committee Amendment 1 and House Floor Amendments 2 and 4). Vote cast: no. Tally: 37 yes, 17 no, 2 not voting, 3 present (margin 20). Outcome: passed. Motion: “CONCUR IN HOUSE AMENDMENT CONCURRENCE”
Bailey voted no on concurrence in a House amendment to Senate Bill 927 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 40-17. Subject: Amends the General Assembly Redistricting Act of 2021, changing district boundaries based on 2020 census data.
Concurrence on SB 927 (House Floor Amendment 2). Vote cast: no. Tally: 40 yes, 17 no, 2 not voting (margin 23). Outcome: passed. Motion: “CONCUR IN HOUSE AMENDMENT CONCURRENCE”
Bailey voted yes on overriding the veto of House Bill 684 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 56-0. Subject: Motion to override the Governor's veto of a bill exempting ground ambulance services from the State's Medicaid managed care program.
Veto override on HB 684 (Total veto). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 56 yes, 0 no, 3 not voting (margin 56). Outcome: passed. Motion: “OVERRIDE VETO MOTION IN WRITING”
Bailey voted yes on accepting the amendatory veto of Senate Bill 967 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 56-0. Subject: Motion to accept the Governor's amendatory veto of the Improving Health Care for Pregnant and Postpartum Individuals Act, which changed a family planning coverage start date.
Other question on SB 967 (Amendatory veto). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 56 yes, 0 no, 3 not voting (margin 56). Outcome: passed. Motion: “ACCEPT AMENDATORY VETO MOTION IN WRITING”
Bailey voted yes on accepting the amendatory veto of Senate Bill 539 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 58-0. Subject: Motion to accept the Governor's amendatory veto of the ethics bill, which changed provisions on Executive Inspectors General investigations.
Other question on SB 539 (Amendatory veto). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 58 yes, 0 no, 1 not voting (margin 58). Outcome: passed. Motion: “ACCEPT AMENDATORY VETO MOTION IN WRITING”
Bailey voted no on accepting the amendatory veto of Senate Bill 2800 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 36-21. Subject: Motion to accept the Governor's amendatory veto of the FY2022 appropriations bill, which changed its effective-date provisions.
Other question on SB 2800 (Amendatory veto). Vote cast: no. Tally: 36 yes, 21 no, 2 not voting (margin 15). Outcome: passed. Motion: “ACCEPT AMENDATORY VETO MOTION IN WRITING”
Bailey voted no on House Bill 2908 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 36-15-2. Subject: Provides for a combination of appointed and elected members of the Chicago Board of Education and the eventual election of all members.
Final passage on HB 2908 (Senate Floor Amendments 1 and 2). Vote cast: no. Tally: 36 yes, 15 no, 6 not voting, 2 present (margin 21). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted no on House Bill 156 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 39-17. Subject: Requires school districts to make menstrual hygiene products available at no cost in bathrooms open to students in grades 4 through 12.
Final passage on HB 156 (House Floor Amendment 2). Vote cast: no. Tally: 39 yes, 17 no, 3 not voting (margin 22). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted no on concurrence in a House amendment to Senate Bill 2017 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 38-19. Subject: Creates the FY2022 Budget Implementation Act.
Concurrence on SB 2017 (House Committee Amendment 1 and House Floor Amendment 2). Vote cast: no. Tally: 38 yes, 19 no, 2 not voting (margin 19). Outcome: passed. Motion: “CONCUR IN HOUSE AMENDMENT CONCURRENCE”
Bailey voted no on concurrence in a House amendment to Senate Bill 825 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 41-18. Subject: Sets 2022 primary election dates, creates permanent vote by mail status and allows jail polling places in counties under 3,000,000, among other Election Code changes.
Concurrence on SB 825 (House Floor Amendment 2). Vote cast: no. Tally: 41 yes, 18 no (margin 23). Outcome: passed. Motion: “CONCUR IN HOUSE AMENDMENT CONCURRENCE”
Bailey voted no on House Bill 1092 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 33-19. Subject: Amends firearms restraining order laws, including a Department of Public Health program promoting awareness of those orders.
Final passage on HB 1092 (Senate Committee Amendment 1). Vote cast: no. Tally: 33 yes, 19 no, 7 not voting (margin 14). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted no on House Bill 562 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 40-17. Subject: Amends the Firearm Owners Identification Card Act and related laws, including State Police checks before private firearm transfers from 2024, and creates a firearm prohibitors task force.
Final passage on HB 562 (Senate Floor Amendments 1 and 2). Vote cast: no. Tally: 40 yes, 17 no, 2 not voting (margin 23). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted no on concurrence in a House amendment to Senate Bill 2800 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 37-21. Subject: Makes state appropriations and reappropriations, including FY2022 appropriations.
Concurrence on SB 2800 (House Floor Amendments 2 and 3). Vote cast: no. Tally: 37 yes, 21 no, 1 not voting (margin 16). Outcome: passed. Motion: “CONCUR IN HOUSE AMENDMENT CONCURRENCE”
Bailey voted yes on concurrence in a House amendment to Senate Bill 539 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 59-0. Subject: Amends the Illinois Governmental Ethics Act and the State Officials and Employees Ethics Act on economic interest disclosure, fundraising, revolving door and inspector general rules.
Concurrence on SB 539 (House Committee Amendment 1 and House Floor Amendment 2). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 59 yes, 0 no (margin 59). Outcome: passed. Motion: “CONCUR IN HOUSE AMENDMENT CONCURRENCE”
Bailey did not vote on House Bill 3235 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 44-9. Subject: Requires the Department of Corrections to give people information on identification cards, voter registration and jobs before discharge.
Final passage on HB 3235. Vote cast: not voting. Tally: 44 yes, 9 no, 6 not voting (margin 35). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted no on House Bill 2777 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 41-18. Subject: Creates the General Assembly Redistricting Act of 2021, setting Senate and House districts.
Final passage on HB 2777 (Senate Floor Amendment 1). Vote cast: no. Tally: 41 yes, 18 no (margin 23). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted no on House Bill 1443 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 50-3-1. Subject: Amends the Compassionate Use of Medical Cannabis Program Act and the Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act on dispensary registration, licensing and related rules.
Final passage on HB 1443 (House Floor Amendments 4 and 6). Vote cast: no. Tally: 50 yes, 3 no, 5 not voting, 1 present (margin 47). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted no on Senate Joint Resolution Constitutional Amendment 11 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 49-7. Subject: Proposes a constitutional amendment giving employees a fundamental right to organize and bargain collectively and barring laws that interfere with that right.
Final passage on SJRCA 11. Vote cast: no. Tally: 49 yes, 7 no, 3 not voting (margin 42). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted no on Senate Bill 818 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 37-18. Subject: Directs State Board of Education learning standards for comprehensive personal health and safety education (K-5) and comprehensive sexual health education (6-12) and changes School Code sex education provisions.
Final passage on SB 818 (Senate Floor Amendments 1 through 4). Vote cast: no. Tally: 37 yes, 18 no, 4 not voting (margin 19). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted yes on Senate Bill 967 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 58-0. Subject: Improving Health Care for Pregnant and Postpartum Individuals Act: expands maternal health programs and birthing facility requirements.
Final passage on SB 967 (Senate Floor Amendment 2). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 58 yes, 0 no, 1 not voting (margin 58). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey did not vote on Senate Bill 2122 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 47-1. Subject: Makes a minor's confession presumed inadmissible when police or juvenile officers knowingly used deception during a custodial interrogation.
Final passage on SB 2122 (Senate Committee Amendment 1 and Senate Floor Amendment 2). Vote cast: not voting. Tally: 47 yes, 1 no, 11 not voting (margin 46). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted no on House Bill 158 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 41-16. Subject: Creates the Community Health Worker Certification and Reimbursement Act and amends various health care and human services Acts.
Final passage on HB 158 (House Committee Amendment 1 and House Floor Amendment 3). Vote cast: no. Tally: 41 yes, 16 no, 2 not voting (margin 25). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted no on the motion to concur in Senate Amendment No. 2 to House Bill 3653, a criminal justice bill that creates statewide use-of-force standards, abolishes cash bail and covers other subjects; the House concurred 60-50.
Concurrence on HB 3653 (101st General Assembly) (Senate Floor Amendment No. 2). Vote cast: no. Tally: 60 yes, 50 no, 4 excused, 4 not voting (margin 10). Outcome: passed. Motion: “MOTION TO CONCUR IN SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2”
Bailey voted no on the motion to concur in Senate Amendment No. 1 to House Bill 3360, which adds prejudgment interest on damages in personal injury and wrongful death actions; the House concurred 69-42 with 1 present.
Concurrence on HB 3360 (101st General Assembly) (Senate Floor Amendment No. 1). Vote cast: no. Tally: 69 yes, 42 no, 4 excused, 2 not voting, 1 present (margin 27). Outcome: passed. Motion: “MOTION TO CONCUR IN SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1”
Bailey voted no on third reading of Senate Bill 1480, an employment bill on the use of conviction records, equal pay registration and corporate employment data; the House passed it 70-43.
Final passage on SB 1480 (101st General Assembly) (House Committee Amendment No. 1, House Floor Amendments No. 2 and 3). Vote cast: no. Tally: 70 yes, 43 no, 3 excused, 2 not voting (margin 27). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted yes on third reading of Senate Bill 1792, a multi-subject bill on farmer equity, a cannabis equity commission, water assistance and predatory loans; the House passed it 110-0 with 2 present.
Final passage on SB 1792 (101st General Assembly) (House Committee Amendment No. 2, House Floor Amendments No. 3 and 4). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 110 yes, 0 no, 3 excused, 3 not voting, 2 present (margin 110). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted yes on the motion to concur in Senate Amendment No. 1 to House Bill 4276, which extends COVID-19 provisions for public employee disability pay and police and firefighter death benefits; the House concurred 113-0.
Concurrence on HB 4276 (101st General Assembly) (Senate Floor Amendment No. 1). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 113 yes, 0 no, 4 excused, 1 not voting (margin 113). Outcome: passed. Motion: “MOTION TO CONCUR IN SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1”
Bailey is listed as excused on third reading of Senate Bill 1608, a procurement and business-diversity bill; the House passed it 70-39 with 1 present.
Final passage on SB 1608 (101st General Assembly) (House Committee Amendment No. 1, House Floor Amendment No. 2). Vote cast: excused. Tally: 70 yes, 39 no, 6 excused, 2 not voting, 1 present (margin 31). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted no on third reading of Senate Bill 2135, which creates the Government Emergency Administration Act and the Restore Illinois Collaborative Commission; the House passed it 66-44 with 2 present.
Final passage on SB 2135 (101st General Assembly) (House Floor Amendments No. 5, 6 and 9). Vote cast: no. Tally: 66 yes, 44 no, 5 excused, 1 not voting, 2 present (margin 22). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted no on the motion to concur in Senate Amendment No. 1 to House Bill 64, which makes appropriations for specified capital and infrastructure projects; the House concurred 74-31 with 5 present.
Concurrence on HB 64 (101st General Assembly) (Senate Floor Amendment No. 1). Vote cast: no. Tally: 74 yes, 31 no, 5 excused, 3 not voting, 5 present (margin 43). Outcome: passed. Motion: “MOTION TO CONCUR IN SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1”
Bailey voted no on third reading of Senate Bill 264, a budget bill making various appropriations and reappropriations; the House passed it 68-44.
Final passage on SB 264 (101st General Assembly) (House Floor Amendment No. 5). Vote cast: no. Tally: 68 yes, 44 no, 5 excused, 1 not voting (margin 24). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted yes on third reading of Senate Bill 1864, which creates the Health Care Affordability Act requiring a feasibility study on health insurance; the House passed it 112-0.
Final passage on SB 1864 (101st General Assembly) (House Committee Amendment No. 4, House Floor Amendment No. 6). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 112 yes, 0 no, 5 excused, 1 not voting (margin 112). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted no on third reading of Senate Bill 516, which changes the Illinois Gambling Act and the Sports Wagering Act; the House passed it 77-32.
Final passage on SB 516 (101st General Assembly) (House Committee Amendment No. 2, House Floor Amendments No. 5, 6, 7 and 9). Vote cast: no. Tally: 77 yes, 32 no, 5 excused, 4 not voting (margin 45). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted no on the motion to concur in Senate Amendment No. 2 to House Bill 357, which creates the FY2021 Budget Implementation Act; the House concurred 62-47 with 1 present.
Concurrence on HB 357 (101st General Assembly) (Senate Floor Amendment No. 2). Vote cast: no. Tally: 62 yes, 47 no, 5 excused, 3 not voting, 1 present (margin 15). Outcome: passed. Motion: “MOTION TO CONCUR IN SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2”
Bailey voted no on third reading of Senate Bill 2099, which creates the Coronavirus Urgent Remediation Emergency (CURE) Borrowing Act; the House passed it 71-45.
Final passage on SB 2099 (101st General Assembly) (House Committee Amendment No. 1, House Floor Amendments No. 2 and 3). Vote cast: no. Tally: 71 yes, 45 no, 2 excused (margin 26). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted yes on the motion to concur in Senate Amendment No. 2 to House Bill 2455, which adds COVID-19 presumptions for first responders and front-line workers and changes unemployment insurance; the House concurred 113-2.
Concurrence on HB 2455 (101st General Assembly) (Senate Floor Amendment No. 2). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 113 yes, 2 no, 2 excused, 1 not voting (margin 111). Outcome: passed. Motion: “MOTION TO CONCUR IN SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2”
Bailey voted yes on third reading of Senate Bill 1569, a School Code bill that includes remote learning rules during a declared disaster; the House passed it 114-1.
Final passage on SB 1569 (101st General Assembly) (House Floor Amendment No. 5). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 114 yes, 1 no, 2 excused, 1 not voting (margin 113). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted no on third reading of Senate Bill 1863, which sets Election Code rules for the 2020 general election, including vote by mail; the House passed it 72-43.
Final passage on SB 1863 (101st General Assembly) (House Floor Amendments No. 5 and 6). Vote cast: no. Tally: 72 yes, 43 no, 2 excused, 1 not voting (margin 29). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted no on Rep. Welch's motion to remove Bailey from the House floor under House Rule 51.5 for noncompliance with the COVID-19 House rules; the House adopted it 81-27 with 1 present.
Procedural motion on Motion under House Rule 51.5 (101st General Assembly, First Special Session). Vote cast: no. Tally: 81 yes, 27 no, 4 excused, 5 not voting, 1 present (margin 54). Outcome: adopted. Motion: “MOTION TO REMOVE MEMBER FROM HOUSE CHAMBER PURSUANT TO HOUSE RULE 51.5”
Bailey voted no on adoption of House Resolution 846, which adds House Rule 51.5 on decorum during the COVID-19 disaster, including face coverings; the House adopted it 97-12.
Procedural motion on HR 846 (101st General Assembly) (As introduced). Vote cast: no. Tally: 97 yes, 12 no, 4 excused, 5 not voting (margin 85). Outcome: adopted. Motion: “Adoption of the resolution”
Bailey is listed as not voting on third reading of House Bill 64, then a $2 appropriation to the Capital Development Board; the House passed it 69-42.
Final passage on HB 64 (101st General Assembly) (As introduced; House Floor Amendment No. 1 was tabled the same day). Vote cast: not voting. Tally: 69 yes, 42 no, 4 excused, 3 not voting (margin 27). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted no on adoption of House Joint Resolution 93, which creates the Joint Commission on Ethics and Lobbying Reform; the House adopted it 111-4.
Other question on HJR 93 (101st General Assembly) (House Floor Amendment No. 1). Vote cast: no. Tally: 111 yes, 4 no, 2 excused (margin 107). Outcome: adopted. Motion: “Adoption of the resolution”
Bailey voted yes on third reading of Senate Bill 1557, which changes the Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act and limits officials holding ownership in licensed cannabis businesses; the House passed it 90-20 with 1 present.
Final passage on SB 1557 (101st General Assembly) (House Floor Amendments No. 1 and 2). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 90 yes, 20 no, 2 excused, 4 not voting, 1 present (margin 70). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING; THREE-FIFTHS VOTE REQUIRED”
Bailey voted no on third reading of Senate Bill 10, which changes paraprofessional educator endorsement rules and charter school staff testing; the House passed it 108-5.
Final passage on SB 10 (101st General Assembly) (House Floor Amendment No. 3). Vote cast: no. Tally: 108 yes, 5 no, 3 excused, 1 not voting (margin 103). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING; THREE-FIFTHS VOTE REQUIRED”
Bailey voted no on third reading of Senate Bill 667, which limits what insured patients pay for prescription insulin; the House passed it 100-13 with 1 present.
Final passage on SB 667 (101st General Assembly) (Senate Floor Amendments No. 2 and 3, House Committee Amendment No. 1). Vote cast: no. Tally: 100 yes, 13 no, 3 excused, 1 present (margin 87). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING; THREE-FIFTHS VOTE REQUIRED”
Bailey voted yes on third reading of House Bill 3902, which makes permanent a tax exemption for materials and parts incorporated into aircraft; the House passed it 113-0 with 1 present.
Final passage on HB 3902 (101st General Assembly) (House Committee Amendment No. 1). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 113 yes, 0 no, 3 excused, 1 not voting, 1 present (margin 113). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING; THREE-FIFTHS VOTE REQUIRED”
Bailey voted no on third reading of House Bill 3888, which sets ethylene oxide emission limits and requirements; the House passed it 60-47 with 4 present.
Final passage on HB 3888 (101st General Assembly) (House Committee Amendment No. 1, House Floor Amendment No. 2). Vote cast: no. Tally: 60 yes, 47 no, 4 excused, 3 not voting, 4 present (margin 13). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted no on third reading of Senate Bill 689, a revenue bill covering marketplace facilitators, a manufacturing exemption and a data center credit; the House passed it 107-9.
Final passage on SB 689 (101st General Assembly) (House Floor Amendment No. 3). Vote cast: no. Tally: 107 yes, 9 no, 2 excused (margin 98). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING; THREE-FIFTHS VOTE REQUIRED”
Bailey voted no on the motion to concur in Senate Amendment No. 1 to House Bill 62, which makes appropriations from the Capital Development Fund, bond funds and other funds; the House concurred 95-18 with 1 present.
Concurrence on HB 62 (101st General Assembly) (Senate Floor Amendment No. 1). Vote cast: no. Tally: 95 yes, 18 no, 3 excused, 1 not voting, 1 present (margin 77). Outcome: passed. Motion: “MOTION TO CONCUR IN SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1; THREE-FIFTHS VOTE REQUIRED”
Bailey voted no on third reading of Senate Bill 1939, which sets the motor fuel tax at 38 cents per gallon and increases certain vehicle registration fees; the House passed it 83-29 with 1 present.
Final passage on SB 1939 (101st General Assembly) (House Committee Amendment No. 1, House Floor Amendment No. 2). Vote cast: no. Tally: 83 yes, 29 no, 2 excused, 3 not voting, 1 present (margin 54). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING; THREE-FIFTHS VOTE REQUIRED”
Bailey voted no on third reading of Senate Bill 690, a revenue bill that includes a parking excise tax, a cigarette tax rate, sports wagering and additional casino licenses; the House passed it 87-27.
Final passage on SB 690 (101st General Assembly) (House Floor Amendment No. 3). Vote cast: no. Tally: 87 yes, 27 no, 2 excused, 2 not voting (margin 60). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING; THREE-FIFTHS VOTE REQUIRED”
Bailey voted no on the motion to concur in Senate Amendment No. 2 to House Bill 1438, which creates the Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act; the House concurred 66-47 with 2 present.
Concurrence on HB 1438 (101st General Assembly) (Senate Floor Amendment No. 2). Vote cast: no. Tally: 66 yes, 47 no, 3 not voting, 2 present (margin 19). Outcome: passed. Motion: “MOTION TO CONCUR IN SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2”
Bailey voted no on third reading of Senate Bill 262, a budget bill making various appropriations and reappropriations; the House passed it 83-35.
Final passage on SB 262 (101st General Assembly) (House Floor Amendment No. 1). Vote cast: no. Tally: 83 yes, 35 no (margin 48). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted no on third reading of Senate Bill 687, which sets a schedule of income-based tax rates for taxable years from 2021; the House passed it 67-48.
Final passage on SB 687 (101st General Assembly) (Senate Floor Amendments No. 1 and 2, House Floor Amendment No. 1). Vote cast: no. Tally: 67 yes, 48 no, 2 excused, 1 not voting (margin 19). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted yes on the motion to concur in Senate Amendment No. 1 to House Bill 2, which adds pregnancy and childbirth rights to the Medical Patient Rights Act; the House concurred 116-0.
Concurrence on HB 2 (101st General Assembly) (Senate Floor Amendment No. 1). Vote cast: yes. Tally: 116 yes, 0 no, 2 excused (margin 116). Outcome: passed. Motion: “MOTION TO CONCUR IN SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1”
Bailey voted no on third reading of Senate Bill 1966, which changes the Firearm Owners Identification Card Act, including a 5-year card term and applicant fingerprints; the House passed it 62-52.
Final passage on SB 1966 (101st General Assembly) (House Committee Amendment No. 1, House Floor Amendments No. 2 and 3). Vote cast: no. Tally: 62 yes, 52 no, 1 excused, 3 not voting (margin 10). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted no on third reading of Senate Bill 25, which creates the Reproductive Health Act; the House passed it 64-50 with 4 present.
Final passage on SB 25 (101st General Assembly) (House Floor Amendment No. 1). Vote cast: no. Tally: 64 yes, 50 no, 4 present (margin 14). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted no on third reading of Senate Bill 2090, which requires election authorities to work with county jails to facilitate voting by eligible people held there; the House passed it 69-45.
Final passage on SB 2090 (101st General Assembly) (Senate Committee Amendment No. 1). Vote cast: no. Tally: 69 yes, 45 no, 3 excused, 1 not voting (margin 24). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted no on third reading of Senate Joint Resolution Constitutional Amendment 1, which proposes a state constitutional amendment removing the requirement of a non-graduated income tax rate; the House passed it 73-44.
Final passage on SJRCA 1 (101st General Assembly) (Senate Committee Amendment No. 1). Vote cast: no. Tally: 73 yes, 44 no, 1 not voting (margin 29). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING; THREE-FIFTHS VOTE REQUIRED-VERIFIED”
Bailey voted no on third reading of Senate Bill 9, which requires permits for operations on coal combustion residual surface impoundments; the House passed it 77-35 with 1 present.
Final passage on SB 9 (101st General Assembly) (Senate Floor Amendments No. 3 and 4). Vote cast: no. Tally: 77 yes, 35 no, 5 not voting, 1 present (margin 42). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted no on third reading of House Bill 3840, which requires hospitals to provide an opioid antagonist at discharge after an overdose; the House passed it 76-32.
Final passage on HB 3840 (101st General Assembly) (As introduced (the later Senate Floor Amendment No. 3 was not part of this vote)). Vote cast: no. Tally: 76 yes, 32 no, 6 excused, 4 not voting (margin 44). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted no on third reading of House Bill 840, which requires nuclear plant owners to give the Illinois Commerce Commission decommissioning funding reports; the House passed it 73-40.
Final passage on HB 840 (101st General Assembly) (House Floor Amendment No. 2). Vote cast: no. Tally: 73 yes, 40 no, 4 excused, 1 not voting (margin 33). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted no on third reading of House Bill 1587, which lets courts impose less than a mandatory minimum sentence for specified offenses; the House passed it 61-48.
Final passage on HB 1587 (101st General Assembly) (House Floor Amendment No. 4). Vote cast: no. Tally: 61 yes, 48 no, 4 excused, 5 not voting (margin 13). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted no on third reading of Senate Bill 1474, which creates the Collective Bargaining Freedom Act and bars local enforcement of limits on union security agreements; the House passed it 101-8.
Final passage on SB 1474 (101st General Assembly) (Senate Committee Amendment No. 1, House Committee Amendment No. 1). Vote cast: no. Tally: 101 yes, 8 no, 3 excused, 6 not voting (margin 93). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted no on third reading of House Bill 246, which adds the roles and contributions of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people to public school history teaching; the House passed it 60-42.
Final passage on HB 246 (101st General Assembly) (As introduced). Vote cast: no. Tally: 60 yes, 42 no, 3 excused, 13 not voting (margin 18). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted no on third reading of House Bill 345, which prohibits the sale of tobacco products and electronic cigarettes to people under 21; the House passed it 82-31.
Final passage on HB 345 (101st General Assembly) (House Committee Amendment No. 1). Vote cast: no. Tally: 82 yes, 31 no, 2 excused, 3 not voting (margin 51). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bailey voted no on third reading of Senate Bill 1, which raises the minimum wage in annual steps to $15 per hour by January 1, 2025; the House passed it 69-47 with 1 present.
Final passage on SB 1 (101st General Assembly) (Senate Floor Amendment No. 1). Vote cast: no. Tally: 69 yes, 47 no, 1 excused, 1 present (margin 22). Outcome: passed. Motion: “THIRD READING”
Bills sponsored
The Illinois General Assembly's page for Senator Darren Bailey lists 131 measures in the 102nd General Assembly on which he was a sponsor, 38 of them with him as chief sponsor.
Bailey was chief sponsor of Senate Bill 4213, filed on November 14, 2022, which would define a student's sex for interscholastic athletic programs as biological gender assigned at birth.
Bailey was added as a co-sponsor of Senate Bill 3888 on January 24, 2022, which would require a General Assembly resolution within 5 calendar days for the Governor to extend or renew a disaster proclamation.
Bailey was chief sponsor of Senate Bill 3899, filed on January 21, 2022, which would allow a death sentence for a defendant aged 18 or older found guilty of first degree murder of a peace officer in specified circumstances.
Bailey was chief sponsor of Senate Bill 2983, filed on January 5, 2022, which would create the COVID-19 Religious Exemption Act, making it unlawful to discriminate against a person for refusing a COVID-19 vaccination contrary to his or her belief.
Bailey was chief sponsor of Senate Bill 2949, filed on October 26, 2021, which would require voters to present a government-issued photo identification card or a Voter Identification Card.
Bailey was added as a chief co-sponsor of Senate Bill 103 on March 26, 2021, which would require a General Assembly resolution within 5 calendar days for the Governor to extend or renew a disaster proclamation.
Bailey was chief sponsor of Senate Joint Resolution Constitutional Amendment 6, filed on March 3, 2021, which proposed a constitutional amendment limiting legislators and elected executive officers to 10 years in each office.
Bailey was chief sponsor of Senate Bill 2150, filed on February 26, 2021, which removed a condition on when a firefighter aged 35 or older with volunteer, paid-on-call or part-time service may take a firefighter examination.
Bailey was chief sponsor of Senate Bill 1947, filed on February 26, 2021, which would permit employed and qualified retired correctional officers to carry firearms off duty if they meet training requirements.
Bailey was chief sponsor of Senate Bill 2152, filed on February 26, 2021, which would require a State Board of Education voucher program for parents who withdraw a student when a school board does not offer full-time in-person instruction.
Bailey was chief sponsor of Senate Bill 1948, filed on February 26, 2021, which would repeal the Firearm Owners Identification Card Act.
Bailey was chief sponsor of Senate Bill 2038, filed on February 26, 2021, which would require election authorities to use hand-marked paper ballots and set chain-of-command procedures for ballots.
Bailey was chief sponsor of Senate Bill 1946, filed on February 26, 2021, which would allow concealed carry license applications from certain non-resident military personnel stationed in Illinois.
Bailey was chief sponsor of Senate Bill 55, filed on January 29, 2021, which would bar General Assembly members who take office after its effective date from registering as lobbyists and lobbying members for 2 years after leaving office.
Bailey filed House Bill 5119 of the 101st General Assembly as chief sponsor on February 13, 2020, which would create an income tax credit of up to $1,000 for foster care expenses; the last action shown is Session Sine Die on January 13, 2021.
Bailey filed House Bill 4645 of the 101st General Assembly as chief sponsor on February 5, 2020, which would require the Department of Corrections to assign people by biological sex regardless of gender identity; the last action shown is Session Sine Die on January 13, 2021.
Bailey filed House Bill 4646 of the 101st General Assembly as chief sponsor on February 5, 2020, which would bar future former General Assembly members from registering to lobby members for 2 years after leaving office; the last action shown is Session Sine Die on January 13, 2021.
Bailey filed House Bill 4643 of the 101st General Assembly as chief sponsor on February 5, 2020, which would create the Ultrasound Opportunity Act on ultrasound offers before an abortion; the last action shown is Session Sine Die on January 13, 2021.
Bailey filed House Bill 4648 of the 101st General Assembly as chief sponsor on February 5, 2020, which would allow State and county correctional officers, current and qualified retired, to carry their own firearms off duty; the last action shown is Session Sine Die on January 13, 2021.
Bailey filed House Bill 4059 of the 101st General Assembly as chief sponsor on January 10, 2020, which would remove the teacher performance assessment requirement for educator licensure; the last action shown is Session Sine Die on January 13, 2021.
Bailey filed House Bill 3831 of the 101st General Assembly as chief sponsor on April 11, 2019, which would exclude gender reassignment surgery from Medicaid-covered services; the last action shown is Session Sine Die on January 13, 2021.
Bailey became chief sponsor of House Bill 1873 of the 101st General Assembly on April 8, 2019, which doubles the fines for illegally passing school buses and became Public Act 101-0055.
Bailey was added on February 7, 2019 as chief co-sponsor of House Resolution 101 of the 101st General Assembly, filed by Rep. Brad Halbrook, which urges Congress to declare the City of Chicago the 51st state and separate it from the rest of Illinois; the last action shown is Session Sine Die on January 13, 2021.
Bailey filed House Joint Resolution 20 of the 101st General Assembly as chief sponsor on January 28, 2019, which would apply to Congress for an Article V convention on fiscal restraints and limits on federal power; the last action shown is Session Sine Die on January 13, 2021.
Bailey filed House Bill 885 of the 101st General Assembly as chief sponsor on January 24, 2019, which would allow non-resident concealed carry license applications from military personnel assigned to Illinois; the last action shown is Session Sine Die on January 13, 2021.
Bailey filed House Bill 869 of the 101st General Assembly as chief sponsor on January 23, 2019, which would limit service in General Assembly leadership roles to 10 years; the last action shown is Session Sine Die on January 13, 2021.
Bailey filed House Bill 341 of the 101st General Assembly as chief sponsor on January 11, 2019, which would let school boards display the motto "In God We Trust" in or outside school buildings; the last action shown is Session Sine Die on January 13, 2021.
Bailey filed House Bill 342 of the 101st General Assembly as chief sponsor on January 11, 2019, which would require a State list of immunizing agents derived from aborted fetal tissue and notice before they are given; the last action shown is Session Sine Die on January 13, 2021.
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The General Assembly's sponsor list for the 101st General Assembly shows Bailey as a sponsor, in any role, on 253 measures, including those on which he was chief sponsor.
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The General Assembly's sponsor list for the 101st General Assembly names Bailey as chief sponsor of 25 measures: 20 House bills, 3 House resolutions and 2 House joint resolutions.
Executive actions
No record found in Illinois executive orders and governor's actions as of .
Campaign money
Computed sum: the A-1 report Bailey for Illinois filed October 28, 2026 lists 6 contributions of $1,000 or more that add to $7,000.00.
Computed sum: the A-1 report Bailey for Illinois filed October 26, 2026 lists 3 contributions of $1,000 or more that add to $5,500.00.
Computed sum: the A-1 report Bailey for Illinois filed October 21, 2026 lists 38 contributions of $1,000 or more that add to $62,750.00.
Computed sum: the A-1 report Bailey for Illinois filed October 19, 2026 lists 1 contributions of $1,000 or more that add to $1,041.02.
Computed sum: Schedule C of the Bailey for Congress pre-general report filed October 19, 2026 lists four loans from Darren Bailey with balances adding to $214,800.00 ($14,800.00 + $95,000.00 + $50,000.00 + $55,000.00); the report shows the same debt total.
Computed sum: the A-1 report Bailey for Illinois filed October 14, 2026 lists 2 contributions of $1,000 or more that add to $2,500.00.
Computed sum: the A-1 report Bailey for Illinois filed October 12, 2026 lists 1 contributions of $1,000 or more that add to $2,602.54.
Computed sum: the A-1 report Bailey for Illinois filed October 8, 2026 lists 7 contributions of $1,000 or more that add to $11,082.04.
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Computed sum: the 8 A-1 reports Bailey for Illinois filed from October 5 through October 28, 2026 list 66 contributions of $1,000 or more that add to $100,639.68; no D-2 report yet covers this quarter.
Computed sum: the A-1 report Bailey for Illinois filed October 5, 2026 lists 8 contributions of $1,000 or more that add to $8,164.08.
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Bailey for Congress (FEC C00844449) reported $0.00 in total receipts and $0.00 in total disbursements from October 1, 2026 through October 14, 2026, ending with $1.18 cash on hand and $214,800.00 in debts owed by the committee.
Computed sum: the 39 debt rows naming Darren Bailey as creditor on the Bailey for Illinois report for July 1 through September 30, 2026 add to $355,973.91.
Bailey for Illinois (34092) reported receiving $33,684.30 from Illinois Republican Party on September 30, 2026, on its In-Kind Contributions list.
Bailey for Illinois (34092) reported receiving $5,000.00 from Randolph County Republican Central Committe on September 28, 2026, on its Transfers In list.
Bailey for Illinois (34092) reported receiving $5,000.00 from Fechtig Farms LLC on September 21, 2026, on its Individual Contributions list.
Kane County Republican Central Cmte reported an independent expenditure of $66.50 on September 9, 2026, supporting Bailey for Illinois for Governor. This is not money of Bailey's committee.
Bailey for Illinois (34092) reported receiving $5,000.00 from Knapp Oil Co. Inc on July 29, 2026, on its Individual Contributions list.
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Computed sum: FEC data list 2 contributions from Darren Bailey to ILLINOIS REPUBLICAN PARTY - FEDERAL (C00005926) dated July 23, 2026 to July 27, 2026 that add to $3,000.00 ($1,500.00 + $1,500.00).
Bailey for Illinois (34092) reported receiving $5,000.00 from Washington County Republican Century Club on July 15, 2026, on its Transfers In list.
Darren Bailey loaned Bailey for Illinois $50,000.00 on July 14, 2026, according to the committee's report.
Citizens for Colonel Craig Wilcox reported receiving $200.00 from Darren Bailey on July 13, 2026.
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Bailey for Illinois (Illinois committee 34092) reported $1,244,428.69 in total receipts and $940,631.29 in total expenditures from July 1, 2026 through September 30, 2026, ending with $431,787.79 in funds available.
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Restore Illinois PAC (Illinois committee 34661; a political action committee, not his candidate committee) reported $0.00 in total receipts and $0.00 in total expenditures from July 1, 2026 through September 30, 2026, ending with $410.76 in funds available.
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Bailey for Congress (FEC C00844449) reported $0.00 in total receipts and $0.00 in total disbursements from July 1, 2026 through September 30, 2026, ending with $1.18 cash on hand and $214,800.00 in debts owed by the committee.
Bailey for Illinois (34092) reported receiving $5,000.00 from Coles County Republican Central Comm on June 11, 2026, on its Transfers In list.
Bailey for Illinois (34092) reported receiving $5,000.00 from Bluegrass Fluorspar Company LLC on May 28, 2026, on its Individual Contributions list.
Bailey for Illinois (34092) reported receiving $15,000.00 from Fischer Excavating Inc. on May 15, 2026, on its Individual Contributions list.
Bailey for Illinois (34092) reported receiving $7,500.00 from Hamilton County Republican Fund on April 28, 2026, on its Transfers In list.
Bailey for Illinois (34092) reported receiving $5,000.00 from Omega III LLC on April 21, 2026, on its Individual Contributions list.
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Bailey for Illinois (Illinois committee 34092) reported $1,330,786.81 in total receipts and $1,284,636.27 in total expenditures from April 1, 2026 through June 30, 2026, ending with $127,990.39 in funds available.
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Restore Illinois PAC (Illinois committee 34661; a political action committee, not his candidate committee) reported $0.00 in total receipts and $0.00 in total expenditures from April 1, 2026 through June 30, 2026, ending with $410.76 in funds available.
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Bailey for Congress (FEC C00844449) reported $0.00 in total receipts and $0.00 in total disbursements from April 1, 2026 through June 30, 2026, ending with $1.18 cash on hand and $214,800.00 in debts owed by the committee.
Bailey for Illinois (34092) reported receiving $5,000.00 from Co-Optim Health Deer Park LLC on February 13, 2026, on its Individual Contributions list.
Bailey for Illinois (34092) reported receiving $5,000.00 from Y Yard Auto and Truck Inc. on February 13, 2026, on its Individual Contributions list.
Bailey for Illinois (34092) reported receiving $5,000.00 from Central Illinois Ag INC on February 2, 2026, on its Individual Contributions list.
Bailey for Illinois (34092) reported receiving $5,000.00 from Committee To Elect Brian Loeffler on January 29, 2026, on its Transfers In list.
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Bailey for Illinois (Illinois committee 34092) reported $603,927.24 in total receipts and $557,141.85 in total expenditures from January 1, 2026 through March 31, 2026, ending with $81,839.85 in funds available.
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Bailey for Congress (FEC C00844449) reported $0.00 in total receipts and $0.00 in total disbursements from January 1, 2026 through March 31, 2026, ending with $1.18 cash on hand and $214,800.00 in debts owed by the committee.
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Restore Illinois PAC (Illinois committee 34661; a political action committee, not his candidate committee) reported $0.00 in total receipts and $0.00 in total expenditures from January 1, 2026 through March 31, 2026, ending with $410.76 in funds available.
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Bailey for Congress (FEC C00844449) reported $0.00 in total receipts and $0.00 in total disbursements from October 1, 2025 through December 31, 2025, ending with $1.18 cash on hand and $214,800.00 in debts owed by the committee.
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Bailey for Illinois (Illinois committee 34092) reported $151,371.51 in total receipts and $139,416.49 in total expenditures from October 1, 2025 through December 31, 2025, ending with $35,054.46 in funds available.
Bailey for Illinois (34092) reported receiving $9,931.66 from Save Illinois PAC on October 1, 2025, on its In-Kind Contributions list.
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Restore Illinois PAC (Illinois committee 34661; a political action committee, not his candidate committee) reported $0.00 in total receipts and $0.00 in total expenditures from October 1, 2025 through December 31, 2025, ending with $410.76 in funds available.
Bailey for Illinois (34092) reported receiving $6,176.00 from Save Illinois PAC on October 1, 2025, on its In-Kind Contributions list.
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Computed sum: the 9 in-kind contributions Bailey for Illinois lists from Save Illinois PAC, dated October 1, 2025 to October 1, 2025, add to $40,484.19 ($2,770.50 + $6,176.00 + $4,000.00 + $1,890.09 + $730.32 + $177.23 + $9,931.66 + $2,545.61 + $12,262.78).
Bailey for Illinois (34092) reported receiving $12,262.78 from Save Illinois PAC on October 1, 2025, on its In-Kind Contributions list.
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Restore Illinois PAC (Illinois committee 34661; a political action committee, not his candidate committee) reported $0.00 in total receipts and $0.00 in total expenditures from July 1, 2025 through September 30, 2025, ending with $410.76 in funds available.
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Bailey for Illinois (Illinois committee 34092) reported $20,392.07 in total receipts and $97.56 in total expenditures from July 1, 2025 through September 30, 2025, ending with $23,099.44 in funds available.
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Bailey for Congress (FEC C00844449) reported $0.00 in total receipts and $0.00 in total disbursements from July 1, 2025 through September 30, 2025, ending with $1.18 cash on hand and $214,800.00 in debts owed by the committee.
Tom DeVore's RINO Removal reported receiving $250.00 from Darren Bailey on June 10, 2025.
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Restore Illinois PAC (Illinois committee 34661; a political action committee, not his candidate committee) reported $0.00 in total receipts and $0.00 in total expenditures from April 1, 2025 through June 30, 2025, ending with $410.76 in funds available.
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Bailey for Congress (FEC C00844449) reported $0.00 in total receipts and $0.00 in total disbursements from April 1, 2025 through June 30, 2025, ending with $1.18 cash on hand and $214,800.00 in debts owed by the committee.
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Bailey for Illinois (Illinois committee 34092) reported $0.00 in total receipts and $0.00 in total expenditures from April 1, 2025 through June 30, 2025, ending with $2,804.93 in funds available.
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Restore Illinois PAC (Illinois committee 34661; a political action committee, not his candidate committee) reported $0.00 in total receipts and $0.00 in total expenditures from January 1, 2025 through March 31, 2025, ending with $410.76 in funds available.
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Bailey for Illinois (Illinois committee 34092) reported $0.00 in total receipts and $0.00 in total expenditures from January 1, 2025 through March 31, 2025, ending with $2,804.93 in funds available.
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Bailey for Congress (FEC C00844449) reported $0.00 in total receipts and $0.00 in total disbursements from January 1, 2025 through March 31, 2025, ending with $1.18 cash on hand and $214,800.00 in debts owed by the committee.
Friends to Elect Jerry Simmons reported receiving $500.00 from Darren Bailey on December 9, 2024.
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Bailey for Congress (FEC C00844449) reported $0.00 in total receipts and $0.00 in total disbursements from November 26, 2024 through December 31, 2024, ending with $1.18 cash on hand and $214,800.00 in debts owed by the committee.
Darren Bailey contributed $305.00 to Bailey for Congress on November 12, 2024, according to its FEC report (post-general).
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Bailey for Congress (FEC C00844449) reported $337.58 in total receipts and $336.50 in total disbursements from October 17, 2024 through November 25, 2024, ending with $1.18 cash on hand and $214,800.00 in debts owed by the committee.
FEC data list a $250.00 contribution from Darren Bailey to ILLINOIS SOYBEAN GROWERS (ISG PAC) (C00844563) dated October 8, 2024.
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Restore Illinois PAC (Illinois committee 34661; a political action committee, not his candidate committee) reported $0.00 in total receipts and $0.00 in total expenditures from October 1, 2024 through December 31, 2024, ending with $410.76 in funds available.
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Bailey for Congress (FEC C00844449) reported $0.00 in total receipts and $58.00 in total disbursements from October 1, 2024 through October 16, 2024, ending with $0.10 cash on hand and $214,800.00 in debts owed by the committee.
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Bailey for Illinois (Illinois committee 34092) reported $0.00 in total receipts and $0.00 in total expenditures from October 1, 2024 through December 31, 2024, ending with $2,804.93 in funds available.
Citizens for Chris Miller reported receiving $2,500.00 from Darren Bailey on September 12, 2024.
FEC data list a $1,041.00 contribution from Darren Bailey to FRIENDS OF MATT GAETZ (C00612432) dated August 17, 2024.
FEC data list a $500.00 contribution from Darren Bailey to MARK RICE FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE (C00854083) dated August 16, 2024.
Darren Bailey contributed $100.00 to Bailey for Congress on August 12, 2024, according to its FEC report (oct quarterly).
FEC data list a $1,000.00 contribution from Darren Bailey to MARTER FOR CONGRESS (C00657361) dated July 24, 2024.
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Computed sum: FEC data list 3 contributions from Darren Bailey to TRUMP NATIONAL COMMITTEE JFC, INC. (C00873893) dated July 17, 2024 to August 14, 2024 that add to $556.00 ($12.00 + $440.00 + $104.00).
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Bailey for Illinois (Illinois committee 34092) reported $11,928.03 in total receipts and $10,000.00 in total expenditures from July 1, 2024 through September 30, 2024, ending with $2,804.93 in funds available.
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Restore Illinois PAC (Illinois committee 34661; a political action committee, not his candidate committee) reported $0.00 in total receipts and $0.00 in total expenditures from July 1, 2024 through September 30, 2024, ending with $410.76 in funds available.
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Bailey for Congress (FEC C00844449) reported $100.00 in total receipts and $236.51 in total disbursements from July 1, 2024 through September 30, 2024, ending with $58.10 cash on hand and $214,800.00 in debts owed by the committee.
Darren Bailey contributed $500.00 to Bailey for Congress on May 31, 2024, according to its FEC report (jul quarterly).
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Restore Illinois PAC (Illinois committee 34661; a political action committee, not his candidate committee) reported $0.00 in total receipts and $0.00 in total expenditures from April 1, 2024 through June 30, 2024, ending with $410.76 in funds available.
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Bailey for Illinois (Illinois committee 34092) reported $0.00 in total receipts and $0.00 in total expenditures from April 1, 2024 through June 30, 2024, ending with $876.90 in funds available.
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Bailey for Congress (FEC C00844449) reported $500.00 in total receipts and $63,374.63 in total disbursements from April 1, 2024 through June 30, 2024, ending with $194.61 cash on hand and $214,800.00 in debts owed by the committee.
Bailey for Congress reported receiving $2,000.00 from FRIENDS OF MATT GAETZ on March 22, 2024.
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Computed sum: Clay County Republican Central Cmte reported 2 contributions from Darren Bailey dated March 18, 2024 to March 9, 2026 that add to $780.00 ($375.00 + $405.00).
Bailey for Congress reported receiving $2,000.00 from MARY MILLER FOR CONGRESS on March 13, 2024.
Darren Bailey loaned Bailey for Congress $55,000.00 on March 12, 2024, according to its FEC report (apr quarterly).
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Computed sum: Bailey for Congress reported 2 non-federal contributions to county Republican organizations in FEC filing 1776017 that add to $365.00; this is committee money.
Darren Bailey loaned Bailey for Congress $50,000.00 on March 5, 2024, according to its FEC report (apr quarterly).
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Bailey for Congress (FEC C00844449) reported $134,841.99 in total receipts and $175,446.88 in total disbursements from February 29, 2024 through March 31, 2024, ending with $63,069.24 cash on hand and $238,990.95 in debts owed by the committee.
Bailey for Congress reported repaying Darren Bailey $200.00 on February 28, 2024 on a loan he made to the committee.
Darren Bailey loaned Bailey for Congress $95,000.00 on February 21, 2024, according to its FEC report (pre-primary).
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Computed sum: Bailey for Congress reported 10 non-federal contributions to county Republican organizations in FEC filing 1762490 that add to $1,445.00; this is committee money.
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Restore Illinois PAC (Illinois committee 34661; a political action committee, not his candidate committee) reported $32,100.00 in total receipts and $32,686.56 in total expenditures from January 1, 2024 through March 31, 2024, ending with $410.76 in funds available.
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Bailey for Congress (FEC C00844449) reported $178,381.11 in total receipts and $192,090.75 in total disbursements from January 1, 2024 through February 28, 2024, ending with $103,674.13 cash on hand and $109,800.00 in debts owed by the committee.
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Bailey for Illinois (Illinois committee 34092) reported $200.00 in total receipts and $358.18 in total expenditures from January 1, 2024 through March 31, 2024, ending with $876.90 in funds available.
Computed sum: Bailey for Congress reported 1 non-federal contributions to county Republican organizations in FEC filing 1752843 that add to $100.00; this is committee money.
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Restore Illinois PAC (Illinois committee 34661; a political action committee, not his candidate committee) reported $0.00 in total receipts and $9.00 in total expenditures from October 1, 2023 through December 31, 2023, ending with $997.32 in funds available.
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Bailey for Congress (FEC C00844449) reported $154,034.48 in total receipts and $144,356.95 in total disbursements from October 1, 2023 through December 31, 2023, ending with $117,383.77 cash on hand and $15,000.00 in debts owed by the committee.
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Bailey for Illinois (Illinois committee 34092) reported $0.00 in total receipts and $950.75 in total expenditures from October 1, 2023 through December 31, 2023, ending with $1,035.08 in funds available.
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Computed sum: Bailey for Congress reported 2 non-federal contributions to county Republican organizations in FEC filing 1731600 that add to $400.00; this is committee money.
Darren Bailey loaned Bailey for Congress $15,000.00 on July 6, 2023, according to its FEC report (oct quarterly).
Bailey for Congress (FEC C00844449) is the principal campaign committee of FEC candidate H4IL12078, Darren Bailey, for U.S. House, Illinois District 12; it registered July 4, 2023 and was still filing in October 2026.
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Bailey for Congress (FEC C00844449) reported $172,003.00 in total receipts and $64,296.76 in total disbursements from July 1, 2023 through September 30, 2023, ending with $107,706.24 cash on hand and $15,000.00 in debts owed by the committee.
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Bailey for Illinois (Illinois committee 34092) reported $125.92 in total receipts and $5,694.32 in total expenditures from July 1, 2023 through September 30, 2023, ending with $1,985.83 in funds available.
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Restore Illinois PAC (Illinois committee 34661; a political action committee, not his candidate committee) reported $0.00 in total receipts and $9.00 in total expenditures from July 1, 2023 through September 30, 2023, ending with $1,006.32 in funds available.
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The FEC committee page shows Bailey for Congress (C00844449) with $640,198.16 in total receipts and $640,196.98 in total disbursements from July 1, 2023 through December 31, 2024, ending with $1.18 cash on hand and $214,800.00 in debts.
White County Republican Central Committee reported receiving $300.00 from Darren Bailey on June 23, 2023.
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Restore Illinois PAC (Illinois committee 34661; a political action committee, not his candidate committee) reported $0.00 in total receipts and $9.00 in total expenditures from April 1, 2023 through June 30, 2023, ending with $1,015.32 in funds available.
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Bailey for Illinois (Illinois committee 34092) reported $3,409.90 in total receipts and $25,249.96 in total expenditures from April 1, 2023 through June 30, 2023, ending with $7,554.23 in funds available.
Darren Bailey loaned Bailey for Illinois $70,000.00 on March 17, 2023, according to the committee's report.
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Computed sum, 2026 governor cycle to date: adding the 15 latest-filed Bailey for Illinois D-2 reports from January 1, 2023 through September 30, 2026 gives $3,461,545.44 in receipts and $3,045,804.26 in expenditures, from $16,046.61 to $431,787.79 in funds available. The cycle dates are this record's, not the Board's.
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Bailey for Illinois (Illinois committee 34092) reported $94,975.27 in total receipts and $81,627.59 in total expenditures from January 1, 2023 through March 31, 2023, ending with $29,394.29 in funds available.
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Restore Illinois PAC (Illinois committee 34661; a political action committee, not his candidate committee) reported $0.00 in total receipts and $9.00 in total expenditures from January 1, 2023 through March 31, 2023, ending with $1,024.32 in funds available.
Bailey for Illinois (34092) reported receiving $10,000.00 from Lahood for Congress on November 7, 2022, on its Transfers In list.
Bailey for Illinois (34092) reported receiving $160,529.54 from Illinois Republican Party on October 20, 2022, on its In-Kind Contributions list.
Bailey for Illinois reported transferring $163,300.00 to Illinois Republican Party on October 19, 2022; this is committee money, not a personal gift.
Bailey for Illinois (34092) reported receiving $76,142.89 from Illinois Republican Party on October 18, 2022, on its In-Kind Contributions list.
Bailey for Illinois (34092) reported receiving $2,000,000.00 from Richard Uihlein on October 18, 2022, on its Individual Contributions list.
Bailey for Illinois (34092) reported receiving $76,142.89 from Illinois Republican Party on October 11, 2022, on its In-Kind Contributions list.
Bailey for Illinois reported transferring $152,500.00 to Illinois Republican Party on October 7, 2022; this is committee money, not a personal gift.
Bailey for Illinois (34092) reported receiving $10,000.00 from Downen Enterprises on October 5, 2022, on its Individual Contributions list.
Bailey for Illinois (34092) reported receiving $74,772.89 from Illinois Republican Party on October 3, 2022, on its In-Kind Contributions list.
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Bailey for Illinois (Illinois committee 34092) reported $3,615,356.08 in total receipts and $4,366,292.04 in total expenditures from October 1, 2022 through December 31, 2022, ending with $16,046.61 in funds available.
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Restore Illinois PAC (Illinois committee 34661; a political action committee, not his candidate committee) reported $0.00 in total receipts and $33,909.00 in total expenditures from October 1, 2022 through December 31, 2022, ending with $1,033.32 in funds available.
Bailey for Illinois (34092) reported receiving $74,772.89 from Illinois Republican Party on September 27, 2022, on its In-Kind Contributions list.
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Computed sum: the 7 in-kind contributions Bailey for Illinois lists from Illinois Republican Party, dated September 27, 2022 to September 30, 2026, add to $496,164.64 ($74,772.89 + $74,772.89 + $76,142.89 + $76,142.89 + $160,529.54 + $119.24 + $33,684.30).
Bailey for Illinois reported transferring $150,000.00 to Illinois Republican Party on September 23, 2022; this is committee money, not a personal gift.
Bailey for Illinois (34092) reported receiving $150,000.00 from Alex Melvin on September 19, 2022, on its Individual Contributions list.
Bailey for Illinois reported transferring $7,500.00 to Illinois Republican Party on August 30, 2022; this is committee money, not a personal gift.
Bailey for Illinois (34092) reported receiving $1,000,000.00 from Richard Uihlein on August 29, 2022, on its Individual Contributions list.
Bailey for Illinois (34092) reported receiving $50,000.00 from Vinakom Inc. on July 26, 2022, on its Individual Contributions list.
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Restore Illinois PAC (Illinois committee 34661; a political action committee, not his candidate committee) reported $0.00 in total receipts and $33,956.75 in total expenditures from July 1, 2022 through September 30, 2022, ending with $34,942.32 in funds available.
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Bailey for Illinois (Illinois committee 34092) reported $2,047,947.66 in total receipts and $1,644,883.51 in total expenditures from July 1, 2022 through September 30, 2022, ending with $766,982.57 in funds available.
Bailey for Illinois reported transferring $5,000.00 to Citizens for John Cabello on June 22, 2022; this is committee money, not a personal gift.
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Computed sum: Tazewell County Republican Central Committee reported 3 contributions from Darren Bailey dated June 1, 2022 to June 8, 2022 that add to $1,344.83 ($72.04 + $72.04 + $1,200.75).
Bailey for Illinois (34092) reported receiving $3,000,000.00 from Richard Uihlein on May 27, 2022, on its Individual Contributions list.
Bailey for Illinois (34092) reported receiving $100,000.00 from Gerald Forsythe on May 25, 2022, on its Individual Contributions list.
Bailey for Illinois (34092) reported receiving $2,500,000.00 from Richard Uihlein on May 13, 2022, on its Individual Contributions list.
Bailey for Illinois reported transferring $5,000.00 to Northwest Suburban Republican Lincoln Day Dinner Comm on May 10, 2022; this is committee money, not a personal gift.
FEC data list a $5,800.00 contribution from Darren Bailey to MARY MILLER VICTORY COMMITTEE (C00809921) dated April 29, 2022.
Bailey for Illinois (34092) reported receiving $2,500,000.00 from Richard Uihlein on April 20, 2022, on its Individual Contributions list.
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Restore Illinois PAC (Illinois committee 34661; a political action committee, not his candidate committee) reported $15,000.00 in total receipts and $47,025.00 in total expenditures from April 1, 2022 through June 30, 2022, ending with $68,899.07 in funds available.
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Bailey for Illinois (Illinois committee 34092) reported $8,690,585.27 in total receipts and $9,227,632.78 in total expenditures from April 1, 2022 through June 30, 2022, ending with $363,918.42 in funds available.
Bailey for Illinois reported transferring $11,000.00 to Citizens for Chris Miller on March 8, 2022; this is committee money, not a personal gift.
Bailey for Illinois (34092) reported receiving $1,000,000.00 from Richard Uihlein on February 15, 2022, on its Individual Contributions list.
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Computed sum: the 8 itemized contributions Bailey for Illinois lists under the name Uihlein, Richard, dated February 15, 2022 to August 27, 2026, add to $12,031,900.00 ($1,000,000.00 + $25,000.00 + $2,500,000.00 + $2,500,000.00 + $3,000,000.00 + $1,000,000.00 + $2,000,000.00 + $6,900.00).
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Restore Illinois PAC (Illinois committee 34661; a political action committee, not his candidate committee) reported $100,000.00 in total receipts and $9.00 in total expenditures from January 1, 2022 through March 31, 2022, ending with $100,924.07 in funds available.
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Bailey for Illinois (Illinois committee 34092) reported $1,232,746.28 in total receipts and $1,039,054.16 in total expenditures from January 1, 2022 through March 31, 2022, ending with $900,965.93 in funds available.
The Board's candidate record for Darren Bailey, Governor, Republican, lists Bailey for Illinois as his committee, with election rows for the 2022 and 2026 primaries and general elections.
Bailey for Illinois reported transferring $59,900.00 to Citizens for Dan Caulkins on December 8, 2021; this is committee money, not a personal gift.
Bailey for Illinois reported transferring $59,900.00 to Committee to Elect Adam Niemerg on December 6, 2021; this is committee money, not a personal gift.
Bailey for Illinois (34092) reported receiving $10,000.00 from Fischer Excavating Inc. on December 1, 2021, on its Individual Contributions list.
Bailey for Illinois reported transferring $59,900.00 to Citizens For Blaine Wilhour on November 15, 2021; this is committee money, not a personal gift.
Macon County Republican Central Cmte reported receiving $250.00 from Darren Bailey on November 15, 2021.
A D-1 amendment for Restore Illinois PAC received November 12, 2021 lists Blaine Wilhour as chair, describes its purpose as "Support Candidates in Illinois", and leaves the candidate table blank.
Bailey for Illinois (34092) reported receiving $150,100.00 from Restore Illinois PAC on October 15, 2021, on its Transfers In list.
Bailey for Illinois reported transferring $200,000.00 to Restore Illinois PAC on October 7, 2021; this is committee money, not a personal gift.
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Bailey for Illinois (Illinois committee 34092) reported $499,258.44 in total receipts and $794,404.92 in total expenditures from October 1, 2021 through December 31, 2021, ending with $707,273.81 in funds available.
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Restore Illinois PAC (Illinois committee 34661; a political action committee, not his candidate committee) reported $319,800.00 in total receipts and $319,939.00 in total expenditures from October 1, 2021 through December 31, 2021, ending with $933.07 in funds available.
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Computed sum: the 2 itemized contributions Bailey for Illinois lists under the name Forsythe, Gerald, dated September 28, 2021 to May 25, 2022, add to $200,000.00 ($100,000.00 + $100,000.00).
Bailey for Illinois (34092) reported receiving $100,000.00 from Gerald Forsythe on September 28, 2021, on its Individual Contributions list.
Bailey for Illinois reported transferring $10,000.00 to Restore Illinois PAC on August 26, 2021; this is committee money, not a personal gift.
Bailey for Illinois (34092) reported receiving $100,000.00 from Kaskaskia Organic, LLC on August 10, 2021, on its Individual Contributions list.
Bailey for Illinois (34092) reported receiving $100,000.00 from Jean Speer on August 10, 2021, on its Individual Contributions list.
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Computed sum: the 3 itemized contributions Bailey for Illinois lists under the name Melvin, Alex, dated August 10, 2021 to September 19, 2022, add to $350,100.00 ($200,000.00 + $100.00 + $150,000.00).
Bailey for Illinois (34092) reported receiving $200,000.00 from Alex Melvin on August 10, 2021, on its Individual Contributions list.
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Bailey for Illinois (Illinois committee 34092) reported $894,244.10 in total receipts and $382,504.56 in total expenditures from July 1, 2021 through September 30, 2021, ending with $1,002,420.29 in funds available, per the amended report filed July 15, 2022.
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Restore Illinois PAC (Illinois committee 34661; a political action committee, not his candidate committee) reported $10,000.00 in total receipts and $11,224.00 in total expenditures from July 1, 2021 through September 30, 2021, ending with $1,072.07 in funds available.
Sangamon County Republican Central Comm reported receiving $250.00 from Darren Bailey on June 1, 2021.
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Restore Illinois PAC (Illinois committee 34661; a political action committee, not his candidate committee) reported $0.00 in total receipts and $9.00 in total expenditures from April 1, 2021 through June 30, 2021, ending with $2,296.07 in funds available, per the amended report filed August 24, 2021.
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Bailey for Illinois (Illinois committee 34092) reported $165,455.92 in total receipts and $184,640.87 in total expenditures from April 1, 2021 through June 30, 2021, ending with $490,680.75 in funds available, per the amended report filed October 15, 2021.
Darren Bailey loaned Bailey for Illinois $150,000.00 on March 22, 2021, according to the committee's report.
A D-1 amendment stamped received February 26, 2021 changed the office Bailey for Illinois designates to Governor.
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Computed sum, 2022 governor cycle: adding the 8 latest-filed Bailey for Illinois D-2 reports from January 1, 2021 through December 31, 2022 gives $17,566,029.40 in receipts and $17,729,197.08 in expenditures, from $179,214.29 to $16,046.61 in funds available. The cycle dates are this record's, not the Board's.
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Bailey for Illinois (Illinois committee 34092) reported $420,435.65 in total receipts and $89,784.24 in total expenditures from January 1, 2021 through March 31, 2021, ending with $509,865.70 in funds available.
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Restore Illinois PAC (Illinois committee 34661; a political action committee, not his candidate committee) reported $0.00 in total receipts and $9.00 in total expenditures from January 1, 2021 through March 31, 2021, ending with $2,305.07 in funds available, per the amended report filed August 24, 2021.
Bailey for Illinois (34092) reported receiving $10,000.00 from FCH Enterprises on December 30, 2020, on its Individual Contributions list.
Bailey for Illinois (34092) reported receiving $11,600.00 from MBI Construction, Inc on December 30, 2020, on its Individual Contributions list.
Illinois Farm Bureau ACTIVATOR reported an independent expenditure of $104.03 on December 22, 2020, supporting Darren Bailey for Senate 55. This is not money of Bailey's committee.
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Bailey for Illinois (Illinois committee 34092) reported $113,920.00 in total receipts and $39,564.15 in total expenditures from October 1, 2020 through December 31, 2020, ending with $179,214.29 in funds available.
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Restore Illinois PAC (Illinois committee 34661; a political action committee, not his candidate committee) reported $8,600.00 in total receipts and $6,430.50 in total expenditures from October 1, 2020 through December 31, 2020, ending with $2,314.07 in funds available, per the amended report filed August 24, 2021.
Effingham County Republican Central Comm reported receiving $200.00 from Darren Bailey on September 23, 2020.
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Bailey for Illinois (Illinois committee 34092) reported $117,225.67 in total receipts and $41,464.17 in total expenditures from July 1, 2020 through September 30, 2020, ending with $104,858.44 in funds available.
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Restore Illinois PAC (Illinois committee 34661; a political action committee, not his candidate committee) reported $0.00 in total receipts and $3.00 in total expenditures from July 1, 2020 through September 30, 2020, ending with $144.57 in funds available.
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Restore Illinois PAC (Illinois committee 34661; a political action committee, not his candidate committee) reported $300.00 in total receipts and $300.00 in total expenditures from April 1, 2020 through June 30, 2020, ending with $147.57 in funds available.
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Bailey for Illinois (Illinois committee 34092) reported $45,872.00 in total receipts and $17,023.79 in total expenditures from April 1, 2020 through June 30, 2020, ending with $29,096.94 in funds available, per the amended report filed October 15, 2020.
Bailey for Illinois (34092) reported receiving $9,171.86 from Illinois Farm Bureau Activator on March 12, 2020, on its In-Kind Contributions list.
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Computed sum: INCS Action Independent Committee reported 3 independent expenditures dated February 27, 2020 to March 2, 2020 that add to $31,676.60, supporting DARREN BAILEY for Senate 55. This is not money of Bailey's committee.
Citizens For Blaine Wilhour reported receiving $200.00 from Darren Bailey on January 16, 2020.
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Restore Illinois PAC (Illinois committee 34661; a political action committee, not his candidate committee) reported $23,542.25 in total receipts and $32,370.73 in total expenditures from January 1, 2020 through March 31, 2020, ending with $147.57 in funds available.
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Bailey for Illinois (Illinois committee 34092) reported $18,920.00 in total receipts and $21,546.77 in total expenditures from January 1, 2020 through March 31, 2020, ending with $248.73 in funds available, per the amended report filed October 15, 2020.
The Board's candidate record for Darren Bailey, State Senator, District 55, Republican, lists Bailey for Illinois as his committee, with 2020 primary and general election rows.
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Computed sum: Jeanette for Senate 25 reported 3 contributions from Darren Bailey dated December 31, 2019 to March 14, 2020 that add to $1,500.00 ($500.00 + $500.00 + $500.00).
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Restore Illinois PAC (Illinois committee 34661; a political action committee, not his candidate committee) reported $6,650.00 in total receipts and $216.00 in total expenditures from October 1, 2019 through December 31, 2019, ending with $8,976.05 in funds available.
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Bailey for Illinois (Illinois committee 34092) reported $7,300.00 in total receipts and $35,907.03 in total expenditures from October 1, 2019 through December 31, 2019, ending with $2,875.50 in funds available.
Republican State Senate Campaign Committee reported receiving $400.00 from Darren Bailey on September 23, 2019.
Downstate GOP reported receiving $200.00 on August 27, 2019 from a joint entry naming Darren A. Bailey and a second person.
A D-1 amendment filed August 14, 2019 changed the office Bailey for Illinois designates to State Senate District 55 and its purpose to "Support Darren Bailey for public office".
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Restore Illinois PAC (Illinois committee 34661; a political action committee, not his candidate committee) reported $28,046.68 in total receipts and $25,517.28 in total expenditures from July 1, 2019 through September 30, 2019, ending with $2,542.05 in funds available.
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Bailey for Illinois (Illinois committee 34092) reported $56,491.17 in total receipts and $25,392.10 in total expenditures from July 1, 2019 through September 30, 2019, ending with $31,482.53 in funds available, per the amended report filed January 15, 2020.
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Bailey for Illinois (Illinois committee 34092) reported $3,750.00 in total receipts and $10,530.73 in total expenditures from April 1, 2019 through June 30, 2019, ending with $383.46 in funds available, per the amended report filed October 14, 2019.
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Computed sum: Richland County Republican Central Comm reported 2 contributions from Darren Bailey dated April 1, 2019 to October 7, 2019 that add to $400.00 ($200.00 + $200.00).
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Restore Illinois PAC (Illinois committee 34661; a political action committee, not his candidate committee) reported $1,926.50 in total receipts and $3,950.00 in total expenditures from April 1, 2019 through June 30, 2019, ending with $12.65 in funds available.
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Restore Illinois PAC (Illinois committee 34661; a political action committee, not his candidate committee) reported $4,571.00 in total receipts and $2,987.00 in total expenditures from January 1, 2019 through March 31, 2019, ending with $2,036.15 in funds available.
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Computed sum, 2020 state Senate cycle: adding the 8 latest-filed Bailey for Illinois D-2 reports from January 1, 2019 through December 31, 2020 gives $372,460.84 in receipts and $201,925.62 in expenditures, from $8,679.07 to $179,214.29 in funds available. The cycle dates are this record's, not the Board's.
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Bailey for Illinois (Illinois committee 34092) reported $8,982.00 in total receipts and $10,496.88 in total expenditures from January 1, 2019 through March 31, 2019, ending with $7,164.19 in funds available, per the amended report filed July 14, 2019.
Illinois Farm Bureau ACTIVATOR reported an independent expenditure of $53.15 on October 31, 2018, supporting Darren Bailey for House 109. This is not money of Bailey's committee.
INCS Action Independent Committee reported an independent expenditure of $5,990.13 on October 16, 2018, supporting DAREN BAILEY for House 109. This is not money of Bailey's committee.
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Bailey for Illinois (Illinois committee 34092) reported $28,527.30 in total receipts and $29,150.12 in total expenditures from October 1, 2018 through December 31, 2018, ending with $8,679.07 in funds available, per the amended report filed April 14, 2019.
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Restore Illinois PAC (Illinois committee 34661; a political action committee, not his candidate committee) reported $11,000.00 in total receipts and $10,547.85 in total expenditures from October 1, 2018 through December 31, 2018, ending with $452.15 in funds available.
Bailey for Illinois (34092) reported receiving $10,494.36 from Restore Illinois PAC on August 10, 2018, on its Transfers In list.
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Computed sum: the 8 transfers in Bailey for Illinois lists from Restore Illinois PAC, dated July 11, 2018 to October 15, 2021, add to $185,237.53 ($8,333.33 + $3,333.34 + $2,583.63 + $10,494.36 + $5,242.87 + $1,350.00 + $3,800.00 + $150,100.00).
Crawford County Republican Central Comm reported an independent expenditure of $1,000.00 on July 3, 2018, supporting Chris Miller, Darren Bailey, Blaine Wilhour for State Representative for 110th, 109th, and 107th Districts. This is not money of Bailey's committee.
Restore Illinois PAC (Illinois committee 34661), a political action committee, named Darren Bailey as one of three State Representative candidates it supports on its Statement of Organization received July 9, 2018; he is not listed as an officer.
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Restore Illinois PAC (Illinois committee 34661; a political action committee, not his candidate committee) reported $92,560.00 in total receipts and $97,510.00 in total expenditures from July 2, 2018 through September 30, 2018, ending with $0.00 in funds available.
The Board's page for Restore Illinois PAC (34661), status Active, lists the candidate record Bailey, Daren with two other candidates, and lists Blaine Wilhour as chair and Jose Durbin as treasurer.
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Bailey for Illinois (Illinois committee 34092) reported $54,956.72 in total receipts and $48,709.90 in total expenditures from July 1, 2018 through September 30, 2018, ending with $9,301.89 in funds available, per the amended report filed January 14, 2019.
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Computed sum: the itemized Transfers Out lists on the latest-filed Bailey for Illinois D-2 reports, September 2017 through September 2026, hold 82 rows to 49 recipients that add to $922,478.73; this is committee money.
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Bailey for Illinois (Illinois committee 34092) reported $46,801.20 in total receipts and $49,332.83 in total expenditures from April 1, 2018 through June 30, 2018, ending with $3,055.07 in funds available.
Computed sum: Liberty Principles PAC reported 2 independent expenditures on January 22, 2018 that add to $25,526.00, supporting Darren Bailey for HD 93. This is not money of Bailey's committee.
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Bailey for Illinois (Illinois committee 34092) reported $44,742.02 in total receipts and $42,437.95 in total expenditures from January 1, 2018 through March 31, 2018, ending with $5,586.70 in funds available, per the amended report filed April 17, 2018.
The Board's candidate record spelled "Daren Bailey", State Representative, District 109, Republican, lists Bailey for Illinois and Restore Illinois PAC, with 2018 primary and general election rows.
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Computed sum: Liberty Principles PAC reported 72 independent expenditures dated December 13, 2017 to August 29, 2018 that add to $479,070.25, supporting Darren Bailey for House 109. This is not money of Bailey's committee.
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Computed sum: the Board lists 5 contributions from Darren Bailey to Bailey for Illinois, one of them in-kind, dated October 10, 2017 to December 13, 2025, that add to $2,115.07 ($100.00 + $200.00 + $1,482.00 + $116.02 + $217.05).
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Bailey for Illinois (Illinois committee 34092) reported $20,210.23 in total receipts and $24,183.08 in total expenditures from October 1, 2017 through December 31, 2017, ending with $3,282.63 in funds available, per the amended report filed April 16, 2018.
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Bailey for Illinois (Illinois committee 34092) reported $10,000.00 in total receipts and $2,744.52 in total expenditures from September 15, 2017 through September 30, 2017, ending with $7,255.48 in funds available.
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Computed sum, 2018 state House cycle: adding the 6 latest-filed Bailey for Illinois D-2 reports from September 15, 2017 through December 31, 2018 gives $205,237.47 in receipts and $196,558.40 in expenditures, from $0.00 to $8,679.07 in funds available. The cycle dates are this record's, not the Board's.
Bailey for Illinois (Illinois committee 34092), a candidate committee created September 15, 2017, states the purpose "Support Darren Bailey for public office" on its State Board of Elections page.
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Computed sum: the State Board of Elections contribution search lists 38 loans from Darren Bailey to Bailey for Illinois, dated September 15, 2017 to July 14, 2026, that add to $355,824.72.
The Statement of Organization of Bailey for Illinois, signed September 15, 2017, designated it a candidate committee for State Representative, District 109, for a candidate it spells "Daren" and "Darin" Bailey.
Citizens for Reggie Phillips reported receiving $1,000.00 on March 18, 2014 from a joint entry naming Darren Bailey and a second person.
Friends of Mark Batinick reported receiving $1,000.00 from Darren Bailey on March 18, 2014.
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Computed sum: Citizens for David Reis reported 3 contributions from a joint entry naming Darren Bailey and a second person, dated September 12, 2006 to August 27, 2012, that add to $1,500.00 ($500.00 + $500.00 + $500.00).
Financial disclosures
Bailey's 2023 House candidate disclosure lists Dollar General Corporation (DG), held at Benjamin F. Edwards as jointly held, valued at $50,001 - $100,000, with dividends income of $1,001 - $2,500 in 2023 to the filing date and $1,001 - $2,500 in the preceding year.
Bailey's 2023 House candidate disclosure lists six liabilities: four of $1,000,001 - $5,000,000 and two guarantor entries of $100,001 - $250,000.
Bailey's 2023 House candidate disclosure lists Clay City Banking Co, valued at $1,001 - $15,000 and income type None.
Bailey's 2023 House candidate disclosure lists salary from Bailey Family Farm (General Partnership) of $75,000.00 in 2023 to the filing date and $130,000.00 in the preceding year.
Bailey's 2023 House candidate disclosure lists Bailey Family Grain LLC: Grain Storage (Iola, IL) as jointly held, valued at $250,001 - $500,000, with rent income of $15,001 - $50,000 in 2023 to the filing date and $15,001 - $50,000 in the preceding year.
Bailey's 2023 House candidate disclosure lists Bailey Family Freight LLC: Trucks and Trailers as jointly held, valued at $100,001 - $250,000, with rent income of $5,001 - $15,000 in 2023 to the filing date and $5,001 - $15,000 in the preceding year.
Bailey's 2023 House candidate disclosure lists Bailey Family Farm Equipment LLC as jointly held, valued at $1,000,001 - $5,000,000, with rent income of $15,001 - $50,000 in 2023 to the filing date and $15,001 - $50,000 in the preceding year.
Bailey's 2023 House candidate disclosure lists Bailey Family Enterprises LLC as jointly held, with value None and income type None.
Bailey's 2023 House candidate disclosure lists Pekin Life, valued at $50,001 - $100,000 and income type None.
Bailey's 2023 House candidate disclosure lists Bailey Family Grain LLC: Grain Storage (Xenia, IL) as jointly held, valued at $250,001 - $500,000, with rent income of $15,001 - $50,000 in 2023 to the filing date and $15,001 - $50,000 in the preceding year.
Bailey's 2023 House candidate disclosure lists Country Insurance, valued at $1,001 - $15,000 and income type None.
Bailey's 2023 House candidate disclosure lists Bailey Family Farm as jointly held, valued at $5,000,001 - $25,000,000, with farm income of $100,001 - $1,000,000 in 2023 to the filing date and $100,001 - $1,000,000 in the preceding year.
Bailey's 2023 House candidate disclosure lists DC Bailey Land LLC as jointly held, valued at $25,000,001 - $50,000,000, with rent income of $1,000,001 - $5,000,000 in 2023 to the filing date and $1,000,001 - $5,000,000 in the preceding year.
Bailey's 2023 House candidate disclosure lists salary from State of Illinois of $2,000.00 in 2023 to the filing date and $80,000.00 in the preceding year.
Bailey's 2023 House candidate disclosure lists him as President of Bailey for Illinois on Schedule E; the State Board of Elections lists him as that committee's Chair.
Bailey's 2023 House candidate disclosure lists Bailey Family Properties LLC as jointly held, with value None and income type None.
Darren Bailey, as a congressional candidate for IL-12, filed a House Financial Disclosure candidate report on August 16, 2023, covering January 1, 2022 through July 31, 2023.
Darren Bailey requested a 90-day extension for his 2023 House candidate financial disclosure on July 26, 2023, moving the due date from August 3 to November 1, 2023.
Court cases
Lincoln Daily News reported that the Illinois State Board of Elections voted 7-1 to dismiss a complaint alleging Dan Proft illegally coordinated with Darren Bailey during Bailey's 2022 campaign for governor.
Lincoln Daily News reported that White County Circuit Judge T. Scott Webb issued a ruling on February 2, 2023 temporarily barring enforcement of the assault weapons ban against 1,690 plaintiffs in a case that named Darren Bailey.
Capitol Fax reported that Darren Bailey was among more than 1,600 plaintiffs in a suit filed in White County on January 23, 2023 against Governor Pritzker, Senate President Harmon, Speaker Welch and Attorney General Raoul, challenging the state's assault weapons ban under the Illinois Constitution.
Capitol News Illinois reported that Sangamon County Judge Raylene Grischow vacated the July 2, 2020 Clay County order in Darren Bailey's case.
Capitol News Illinois reported that Judge Grischow denied Darren Bailey's request to find Governor Pritzker in contempt.
Capitol Fax reported that Sangamon County Judge Raylene Grischow ruled against Darren Bailey's attempt to amend his lawsuit and told him he could file a new motion that followed her directions.
Capitol Fax reported, quoting Edgar County Watchdogs, that Darren Bailey filed a petition in Sangamon County Circuit Court to hold Governor Pritzker in indirect civil contempt.
The Illinois Supreme Court stayed the August 14, 2020 contempt hearing and all proceedings in Clay County case 20 CH 6 pending its decision on a motion for a supervisory order.
Capitol News Illinois reported that the Illinois Supreme Court ordered Darren Bailey's lawsuit moved to a circuit court in Sangamon County on August 11, 2020.
A filing by Darren Bailey in Clay County case 2020-CH-06 states that on July 2, 2020 the court granted him summary judgment on Counts II and III.
The federal court declined to award Darren Bailey fees or costs when it remanded his case.
The U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Illinois granted Darren Bailey's emergency motion to remand and sent the case back to Clay County.
Governor Pritzker removed Darren Bailey's suit from Clay County to the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Illinois on May 21, 2020.
Darren Bailey filed a first amended verified complaint for declaratory judgment and injunctive relief in his Clay County case.
The Illinois Supreme Court denied Governor Pritzker's supplemental emergency motion for a supervisory order in Bailey v. Pritzker, in which Darren Bailey was the appellee.
The Illinois Appellate Court, Fifth District, vacated the temporary restraining order at Darren Bailey's consent and remanded the case to the circuit court.
Darren Bailey filed a consent in the Illinois Appellate Court, Fifth District, to an order vacating the temporary restraining order.
The Circuit Court of Clay County entered a temporary restraining order enjoining enforcement of the March 20 executive order against Darren Bailey.
Darren Bailey filed a complaint against Governor J.B. Pritzker in the Circuit Court of Clay County on April 23, 2020, seeking a declaration that the governor's emergency powers lapsed after 30 days and an injunction against enforcing a stay-at-home order against him.
Work and business
Darren Bailey's 2026 campaign website states that he operates Bailey Family Farm.
A 48-hour notice filed March 7, 2024 by Bailey for Congress lists Darren Bailey as self-employed, occupation FARMER, on his $50,000.00 loan dated March 5, 2024.
Bailey's 2023 House candidate disclosure, filed August 16, 2023, lists him as Partner of Bailey Family Grain LLC.
Bailey's 2023 House candidate disclosure, filed August 16, 2023, lists him as Partner of Bailey Family Enterprises LLC.
Bailey's 2023 House candidate disclosure, filed August 16, 2023, lists him as Partner of Bailey Family Equipment LLC.
Bailey's 2023 House candidate disclosure, filed August 16, 2023, lists him as Partner of Bailey Family Freight LLC.
Bailey's 2023 House candidate disclosure, filed August 16, 2023, lists him as Trustee of DC Bailey Land LLC.
Bailey's 2023 House candidate disclosure, filed August 16, 2023, lists him as Partner of Bailey Family Farm.
Bailey's 2023 House candidate disclosure, filed August 16, 2023, lists him as Partner of Bailey Family Properties LLC.
Darren Bailey's 2022 campaign website stated that he co-owns and operates Bailey Family Farm.
The 2021 Illinois General Assembly biography of Senator Darren Bailey lists him as owner and operator of a family farm in Clay and surrounding counties growing corn, soybeans and wheat.
A Bailey for Illinois report lists Darren Bailey's occupation as Farmer and his employer as Self-Employed (Bailey Family Farms), on his loan to the committee dated March 22, 2021.
RepBailey.com stated in April 2020 that Darren Bailey is involved in trucking and excavating.
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The 101st General Assembly biography of Representative Darren Bailey describes him as owner of the family farm.
A September 2017 candidate announcement published by WRUL states Darren Bailey is the owner of Bailey Family Farms.
A September 2017 candidate announcement published by WRUL describes Darren Bailey as a small business owner and farmer.
Nonprofit roles
The Effingham Daily News reported in March 2021 that Darren Bailey was president of the board of directors of Full Armor Christian Academy.
RepBailey.com stated in April 2020 that Darren Bailey co-founded Full Armor Christian Academy in Louisville.
The Form 990 of Virtue House Ministries Inc for tax year 2019 describes Darren Bailey as former president.
The Navigator Journal described Darren Bailey in March 2018 as a former board member of the North Clay Board of Education.
The Form 990 of Virtue House Ministries Inc for tax year 2018 lists Darren A. Bailey as president, at 10 hours a week and no compensation.
The Form 990 of Virtue House Ministries Inc for tax year 2017 lists Darren A. Bailey as president, at 10 hours a week and no compensation.
The Form 990 of Virtue House Ministries Inc for tax year 2016, signed by Darren A. Bailey as president, states the organization established a Christian academy in May 2016.
The Form 990 of Virtue House Ministries Inc for tax year 2016 lists Darren A. Bailey as president, at 10 hours a week and no compensation.
The Form 990-EZ of Virtue House Ministries Inc for tax year 2015 lists Darren Bailey as president, at 5 hours a week and no compensation.
The Form 990-EZ of Virtue House Ministries Inc for tax year 2014 lists Darren Bailey as president, at 5 hours a week and no compensation.
Education and service
The 2021 Illinois General Assembly biography of Senator Darren Bailey states he earned an A.A.S. in Agricultural Production from Lake Land College in Mattoon.
The 2021 Illinois General Assembly biography of Senator Darren Bailey states he attended North Clay Unit #25 schools.
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The 101st General Assembly biography of Representative Darren Bailey lists him as a graduate of North Clay High School in Louisville.
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The 101st General Assembly biography of Representative Darren Bailey lists an A.A.S. degree in Agricultural Production from Lake Land College.
Claims from the candidate's own materials
Darren Bailey's 2026 campaign website states that he co-founded a private Christian school.
Darren Bailey's 2026 campaign website states that his running mate, Aaron Del Mar, became the youngest-ever Councilman for the Village of Palatine at age 29.
Darren Bailey's 2026 campaign website states that he refused a taxpayer-funded pension.
Darren Bailey's 2026 campaign website states that as governor he will fight to lower taxes.
Darren Bailey's 2026 campaign website states that he fought sanctuary state policies as a legislator.
Darren Bailey's 2026 campaign website states that he was elected to the Illinois House in 2018 and later to the State Senate.
Darren Bailey's 2026 campaign website states that as governor he will fight to cut wasteful government spending.
Darren Bailey's 2026 campaign website states that he fought reckless spending as a legislator.
Darren Bailey's 2026 campaign website states that he served 17 years on the North Clay Board of Education.
Darren Bailey's 2026 campaign website states, in its section on property taxes, that he will fight to deliver real tax relief.
Darren Bailey's 2026 campaign website states that he is a third-generation farmer.
Darren Bailey's 2026 campaign website states that he served 12 years as president of the North Clay Board of Education.
Darren Bailey's 2026 campaign website states that as governor he will fight to ensure schools are fully funded.
Darren Bailey's 2026 campaign website states that he was lead Republican on the Senate Agriculture Committee.
Darren Bailey's 2026 campaign website states that he fought higher taxes as a legislator.
Darren Bailey's campaign website stated in November 2024 that he co-owns and operates Bailey Family Farm.
Darren Bailey's campaign website stated in November 2024 that he opposes the Illinois Firearm Owners Identification card system.
Darren Bailey's campaign website stated in November 2024 that he supports fracking, drilling and coal mining.
Darren Bailey's campaign website stated in November 2024 that he worked as the lead Republican on the Senate Agriculture Committee.
Darren Bailey's campaign website stated in November 2024 that he served 17 years on the North Clay Unit 25 Board of Education.
Darren Bailey's campaign website stated in November 2024 that as a state senator he refused a legislative pension.
Darren Bailey's campaign website stated in November 2024 that he co-founded Full Armor Christian Academy in 2016, a preschool through grade 12 school.
Darren Bailey's campaign website stated in November 2024 that he is a member of Guns Save Life.
Darren Bailey's campaign website stated in November 2024 that he earned the support of Illinois Family Action, Illinois Federation for Right to Life and Illinois Citizens for Life in earlier elections.
Darren Bailey's campaign website stated in November 2024 that he is a Life member of the National Rifle Association.
Darren Bailey's campaign website stated in November 2024 that he is a member of Rolling Thunder Chapter 3.
Darren Bailey's campaign website stated in November 2024 that he served 12 years as president of the North Clay Unit 25 Board of Education.
Darren Bailey's campaign website stated in January 2022 that he is a member of the Illinois Independent Business Federation.
Darren Bailey's campaign website stated in January 2022 that he is the lead Republican on the Senate Agriculture Committee.
Darren Bailey's campaign website stated in January 2022 that he is a member of the Education Committee in the Illinois State Senate.
Darren Bailey's campaign website stated in January 2022 that he grows corn, wheat and soybeans.
Darren Bailey's campaign website stated in January 2022 that he supports and advocates for term limits.
Darren Bailey's campaign website stated in January 2022 that as governor he will work to lower both property and income taxes.
Darren Bailey's campaign website stated in January 2022 that he is a member of the National and State Soybean Association.
Darren Bailey's campaign website stated in January 2022 that he is a member of the Louisville Rotary Club.
Darren Bailey's campaign website stated in January 2022 that he is a member of the Illinois State Rifle Association.
Darren Bailey's campaign website stated in January 2022 that he is a member of the Fellowship of Christian Farmers.
Darren Bailey's campaign website stated in January 2022 that he voted against gun control legislation in the Illinois State Senate.
Darren Bailey's campaign website stated in January 2022 that he is a member of the Illinois Wheat Association.
Darren Bailey's campaign website stated in January 2022 that he was born and raised in Louisville.
Darren Bailey's campaign website stated in January 2022 that he co-founded Full Armor Christian Academy in 2016, a preschool through grade 12 school.
Darren Bailey's campaign website stated in January 2022 that he fought against tax hikes in the Illinois House.
Darren Bailey's campaign website stated in January 2022 that he served 12 years as president of the North Clay Unit 25 Board of Education.
Darren Bailey's campaign website stated in January 2022 that he served 17 years on the North Clay Unit 25 Board of Education.
Darren Bailey's campaign website stated in January 2022 that he voted against the expansion of abortion access in Illinois as a state legislator.
Darren Bailey's campaign website stated in January 2022 that he led opposition to the governor's COVID-19 executive orders.
Darren Bailey's campaign website stated in January 2022 that he fought against sanctuary state legislation in the Illinois House.
Darren Bailey's campaign website stated in January 2022 that he is an alumnus of Future Farmers of America.
Darren Bailey's campaign website stated in January 2022 that he is a member of the National and State Corn Growers Association.
Darren Bailey's campaign website stated in January 2022 that he is a lifetime member of the Farm Bureau.
Darren Bailey's campaign website stated in January 2022 that as a state senator he refuses a legislative pension.
Darren Bailey's campaign website stated in January 2022 that he is a graduate of North Clay High School and Lake Land College.
RepBailey.com stated in April 2020 that he is a Gideon.
RepBailey.com stated in April 2020 that he spent 17 years on the North Clay school board, the last 12 as president.
RepBailey.com stated in April 2020 that he is a Rotarian.
The 101st General Assembly biography of Representative Darren Bailey states that he served 17 years on the North Clay Board of Education.
A September 2017 candidate announcement published by WRUL states that he is a member of the Gideons International.
A September 2017 candidate announcement published by WRUL states that he served as president of the North Clay board for 12 of those years.
A September 2017 candidate announcement published by WRUL states that he served 17 years on the North Clay Unit 25 Board of Education.
Analysis: likely positions
These are predictions drawn from the record above, not facts. Each one names the facts it rests on and what would prove it wrong, and is checked against later decisions where possible.
Likely to oppose bills that tighten state firearm rules, by voting no or by vetoing.
Based on: c-17167ab5f397, c-8548c5539135, c-a27787ce9e97, c-375e0d4feed0, c-7cf76a5d46d7, c-2efe31567061
Method: Recorded actions in the selected votes and bills, 2019-2023. Votes were picked by subject, so this is not a full or random sample. Held-out check by hand, because score_inferences.py cannot score vote positions: cutoff 2021-01-13, 1 earlier vote(s) tagged tightens-gun-rules, then 3 of 3 later ones predicted (no). An always-no baseline from his 43 earlier recorded votes (35 no) also gets 3 of 3, so this adds no information beyond his general tendency in this sample. No record shows him deciding a bill as an executive, so the veto part is an extension from legislative votes and his own bills.
Would be shown wrong if: He votes for or signs a bill that tightens state firearm rules, such as transfer checks or limits on which firearms may be sold.
Test: not tested against later actions.
Confidence: medium
Likely to oppose bills that expand abortion access, by voting no or by vetoing.
Based on: c-f2e76a5cf48d, c-4f3d34c4126f, c-0bc58b409792, c-39151be9fe5f
Method: Recorded actions in the selected votes and bills, 2019-2023. Votes were picked by subject, so this is not a full or random sample. Held-out check by hand, because score_inferences.py cannot score vote positions: cutoff 2020-12-31, 1 earlier vote(s) tagged expands-abortion, then 2 of 2 later ones predicted (no). An always-no baseline from his 38 earlier recorded votes (32 no) also gets 2 of 2, too few held-out votes to score (fewer than 3), and the same baseline gets 2 of 2. No record shows him deciding a bill as an executive.
Would be shown wrong if: He votes for or signs a bill that expands abortion access, such as one repealing a notice requirement or widening who may perform the procedure.
Test: not tested against later actions.
Confidence: low
Likely to oppose bills that expand voting by mail or voting access, by voting no or by vetoing.
Based on: c-c1f6710d7072, c-103e377050a9, c-bdaf98925729, c-7843463d524c
Method: Recorded actions in the selected votes and bills, 2019-2023. Votes were picked by subject, so this is not a full or random sample. Held-out check by hand, because score_inferences.py cannot score vote positions: cutoff 2020-12-31, 2 earlier vote(s) tagged expands-voting-access, then 1 of 1 later ones predicted (no). An always-no baseline from his 38 earlier recorded votes (32 no) also gets 1 of 1, too few held-out votes to score (fewer than 3), and the same baseline gets 1 of 1. SB 1863 applied to the 2020 election only. SB 2090 concerned voting by eligible people in county jails.
Would be shown wrong if: He votes for or signs a bill that expands voting by mail or voting access, such as permanent vote-by-mail status or polling places in jails.
Test: not tested against later actions.
Confidence: low
Likely to oppose bills that tighten state environmental rules, by voting no or by vetoing.
Based on: c-0bd9824ff726, c-37a265ad4d9d, c-2f95569f9392
Method: Recorded actions in the selected votes and bills, 2019-2023. Votes were picked by subject, so this is not a full or random sample. Held-out check by hand, because score_inferences.py cannot score vote positions: cutoff 2020-12-31, 2 earlier vote(s) tagged tightens-environmental-rules, then 1 of 1 later ones predicted (no). An always-no baseline from his 38 earlier recorded votes (32 no) also gets 1 of 1, too few held-out votes to score (fewer than 3), and the same baseline gets 1 of 1. SB 2408 also covers energy programs, so its vote is not on environmental rules alone. His own statements on energy are not used.
Would be shown wrong if: He votes for or signs a bill that tightens state environmental rules, such as limits on emissions or requirements on coal ash.
Test: not tested against later actions.
Confidence: low
Identity
| System | ID | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Wikidata | Q59781882 | c-d8ea6a1eb4d8 |
| Ballotpedia (via Wikidata) | Darren_Bailey | c-3a87a61576d9 |
| FEC candidate | H4IL12078 | c-bf160e7c2395 |
| Illinois General Assembly, House | ILGA MemberID 2757 | c-f09c5cc7c7b3 |
| Illinois General Assembly, Senate | ILGA MemberID 2989 | c-06a698da7507 |
| Bailey for Illinois, Illinois State Board of Elections | 34092 | c-cef33c8fe0eb |
| Bailey for Congress | C00844449 | c-f28baad66c95 |
Why these records are the same person
- Wikidata Q59781882 and ILGA MemberID 2757: both give the name Darren Bailey and the birth date March 17, 1966, and Wikidata describes a farmer and politician while the ILGA biography describes the owner of a family farm. Name, birth date and occupation match.
- ILGA MemberID 2757 and 2989: the House Journal of January 9, 2019 and the Senate Journal of January 13, 2021 list Darren Bailey (R) of Xenia for the 109th House and 55th Senate Districts. Both member pages give the same district office, so party, city and office address match.
- FEC H4IL12078: the FEC candidate master lists BAILEY, DARREN, Republican, Illinois District 12, with a mailing address in Xenia, the city the journals give for the legislator. The State Board's 2024 primary table lists Darren Bailey as a Republican in the 12th Congressional District. Name, party and city match.
- State Board 2026 filing: Bailey, Darren is listed as a Republican candidate for Governor and Lieutenant Governor for November 3, 2026. The same name and party appear in the Board's 2022 Governor tables and in the 55th Senate District's 2020 tables. One Wikidata search hit and one Illinois Bailey in the FEC files; no second plausible person found.
- Excluded namesake: Illinois committee 22775, Committee to Elect Darren Bailey, belongs to Darren M Bailey, a candidate for Union County Treasurer, and is not on this record. A name search alone would have merged him.
- Virtue House Ministries Inc (EIN 26-0416039): Form 990 filings name a Darren Bailey or Darren A. Bailey as president without saying he is the candidate. The link rests on name, filer city, a preschool through grade 12 academy established in May 2016, and an event named Families of Full Armor, so those claims are medium confidence and their notes say so.
The Form 990 of Virtue House Ministries Inc for tax year 2019 reports a fundraising event named Families of Full Armor.
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The Illinois General Assembly lists Representative Darren Bailey (R), 109th District, in the 101st General Assembly under member ID 2757.
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Wikidata item Q59781882 is labelled Darren Bailey, American farmer and politician, born March 17, 1966.
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The FEC lists BAILEY, DARREN as a Republican candidate for U.S. House in Illinois's 12th District under candidate ID H4IL12078.
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Wikidata gives Darren_Bailey as the Ballotpedia ID of item Q59781882; the Ballotpedia page itself could not be read from this host.
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The Illinois General Assembly lists Senator Darren Bailey (R), 55th District, in the 102nd General Assembly under member ID 2989.
What we searched
| Section | Where | Search | Date | Results |
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| Offices held | Illinois General Assembly, live site | member pages | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Offices held | House and Senate Journals, opening days (Wayback) | HJ101001R, SJ102001R, SJ103001R | Oct 31, 2026 | 3 |
| Offices held | Illinois General Assembly member pages (Wayback) | MemberID 2757, 2989 | Oct 31, 2026 | 2 |
| Elections | Illinois State Board of Elections, election results | 2018, 2020, 2022, 2024 and 2026 contests naming Darren Bailey | Oct 31, 2026 | 8 |
| Elections | Illinois State Board of Elections, candidate filing search | Last name Bailey, General Election 11/3/2026 | Oct 31, 2026 | 1 |
| Recorded votes | Illinois General Assembly via Wayback (CDX, House floor roll-call PDFs) | Captured House roll-call PDFs, 101st General Assembly, www.ilga.gov and ilga.gov | Oct 31, 2026 | 1270 |
| Recorded votes | Illinois General Assembly via Wayback (roll-call PDFs) | Bailey, selected significant floor votes, 101st General Assembly | Oct 31, 2026 | 45 |
| Recorded votes | Illinois General Assembly via Wayback (CDX, bill status pages) | Bill status captures with GAID=15 (101st General Assembly) | Oct 31, 2026 | 50726 |
| Recorded votes | Illinois General Assembly via Wayback (bill status pages) | Status pages for floor-vote bills, to establish each subject and cross-check tallies | Oct 31, 2026 | 339 |
| Recorded votes | Illinois House Journals and transcripts via Wayback | May 2020 House Journals (93rd to 96th legislative days; First Special Session day 1) for Bailey and motions concerning a member | Oct 31, 2026 | 1 |
| Recorded votes | congress-legislators (Bioguide crosswalk) | Bailey, Darren | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Recorded votes | Open States bills and votes | Darren Bailey (il) | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Recorded votes | congress-legislators (Bioguide crosswalk) | Darren Bailey (last name Bailey, current and historical files) | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Recorded votes | Illinois General Assembly, live site | Direct access to www.ilga.gov | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Recorded votes | Internet Archive CDX index of ILGA Senate roll calls | 102nd General Assembly Senate vote history PDFs | Oct 31, 2026 | 1000 |
| Recorded votes | ILGA Senate roll-call PDFs (Wayback) | Selected significant floor votes, chosen by subject, plus not-voting votes found in the attendance sample | Oct 31, 2026 | 52 |
| Recorded votes | ILGA Senate roll-call PDFs (Wayback), attendance sample | Bailey position on floor votes on bills and resolutions: every 4th file per month plus the selected votes, to check whether absences cluster | Oct 31, 2026 | 286 |
| Recorded votes | ILGA Bill Status pages (Wayback) | Subject, sponsors, tally and 3/5 flag for each selected measure | Oct 31, 2026 | 47 |
| Recorded votes | ILGA Bill Status page, HB 5471 | HB 5471 status | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Recorded votes | ILGA Senate roll-call index and Bill Status pages | Floor vote on limiting Governor disaster proclamations (Illinois Emergency Management Agency Act) | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Bills sponsored | Illinois General Assembly via Wayback (member sponsor list) | RepBills.asp?MemberID=2757&GA=101, all sponsor roles | Oct 31, 2026 | 253 |
| Bills sponsored | Illinois General Assembly via Wayback (member sponsor list) | Chief Sponsor column equals Darren Bailey, 101st General Assembly | Oct 31, 2026 | 25 |
| Bills sponsored | Illinois General Assembly via Wayback (bill status pages) | Sponsor list rows for Chicago, Cook, 51st, separate, divide, new state | Oct 31, 2026 | 1 |
| Bills sponsored | congress-legislators (Bioguide crosswalk) | Bailey, Darren | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Bills sponsored | Open States bills | Darren Bailey (il) | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Bills sponsored | congress-legislators (Bioguide crosswalk) | Darren Bailey | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Bills sponsored | ILGA Senator's Bills page (Wayback) | All measures with Bailey as a sponsor, 102nd General Assembly (MemberID 2989) | Oct 31, 2026 | 131 |
| Bills sponsored | ILGA Bill Status pages (Wayback) | Subject of selected sponsored measures: 12 chief-sponsored, 2 co-sponsored on emergency powers | Oct 31, 2026 | 14 |
| Executive actions | Illinois executive orders and governor's actions | Darren Bailey as an executive officeholder | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Campaign money | Illinois State Board of Elections, Committee Search | Bailey | Oct 31, 2026 | 25 |
| Campaign money | Illinois State Board of Elections, Committee Search | Darren | Oct 31, 2026 | 9 |
| Campaign money | Illinois State Board of Elections, Committee Search | Bailey for | Oct 31, 2026 | 3 |
| Campaign money | Illinois State Board of Elections, Committee Search | Citizens for Darren | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Campaign money | Illinois State Board of Elections, Committee Search | Friends of Darren | Oct 31, 2026 | 6 |
| Campaign money | Illinois State Board of Elections, Committee Search | Darin Bailey | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Campaign money | Illinois State Board of Elections, Committee Search | Daren Bailey | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Campaign money | Illinois State Board of Elections, Committee Search | Bailey Bourne | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Campaign money | Illinois State Board of Elections, Committee Search | Bailey Trussell | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Campaign money | Illinois State Board of Elections, Committee Search | Bailey Del Mar | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Campaign money | Illinois State Board of Elections, Committee Search | Del Mar | Oct 31, 2026 | 2 |
| Campaign money | Illinois State Board of Elections, Committee Search | Trussell | Oct 31, 2026 | 1 |
| Campaign money | Illinois State Board of Elections, Committee Search | Illinois First | Oct 31, 2026 | 4 |
| Campaign money | Illinois State Board of Elections, Committee Search | Restore Illinois | Oct 31, 2026 | 3 |
| Campaign money | Illinois State Board of Elections, Committee Search | Restore IL | Oct 31, 2026 | 3 |
| Campaign money | Illinois State Board of Elections, Committee Search | Save Illinois | Oct 31, 2026 | 2 |
| Campaign money | Illinois State Board of Elections, Committee Detail | Committee to Elect Darren Bailey (22775) | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Campaign money | Illinois State Board of Elections, Committee Detail | Bailey for Illinois (34092), full report list | Oct 31, 2026 | 313 |
| Campaign money | Illinois State Board of Elections, Committee Detail | Restore Illinois PAC (34661), full report list | Oct 31, 2026 | 64 |
| Campaign money | Illinois State Board of Elections, Candidate Detail | Darren Bailey, Governor | Oct 31, 2026 | 1 |
| Campaign money | Illinois State Board of Elections, Candidate Detail | Darren Bailey, State Senator 55 | Oct 31, 2026 | 1 |
| Campaign money | Illinois State Board of Elections, Candidate Detail | Daren Bailey, State Representative 109 | Oct 31, 2026 | 1 |
| Campaign money | Illinois State Board of Elections, D-2 reports | All D-2 reports and amendments of committee 34092 | Oct 31, 2026 | 48 |
| Campaign money | Illinois State Board of Elections, D-2 reports | All D-2 reports and amendments of committee 34661 | Oct 31, 2026 | 38 |
| Campaign money | Illinois State Board of Elections, itemized lists | All itemized contribution, expenditure and debt lists on the latest filing for each of the 37 periods of committee 34092 | Oct 31, 2026 | 21970 |
| Campaign money | Illinois State Board of Elections, A-1 lists | A-1 filings of committee 34092 for the period 10/1/2026 to 12/31/2026, as of 2026-10-31 | Oct 31, 2026 | 66 |
| Campaign money | Illinois State Board of Elections, Contribution Search | Last name matches Bailey, first name starts with Darren | Oct 31, 2026 | 69 |
| Campaign money | Illinois State Board of Elections, Contribution Search | Last name matches Bailey, first name starts with Daren | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Campaign money | Illinois State Board of Elections, Contribution Search | Last name matches Bailey, first name starts with Darin | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Campaign money | Illinois State Board of Elections, Expenditure Search | Independent Expenditures, candidate name contains Bailey | Oct 31, 2026 | 82 |
| Campaign money | Illinois State Board of Elections, Campaign Disclosure home | Landing page | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Campaign money | Illinois State Board of Elections, guessed pages | ExpenditureSearch.aspx, ContributionsSearchByAllContributions.aspx, IndependentExpenditureSearch.aspx | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Campaign money | FEC bulk data | cn24.zip: Candidate H4IL12078, and any candidate named BAILEY, DARREN, DAREN or DARIN | Oct 31, 2026 | 1 |
| Campaign money | FEC bulk data | cn26.zip: Same | Oct 31, 2026 | 1 |
| Campaign money | FEC bulk data | cn22.zip: Candidates named BAILEY, DARREN, DAREN or DARIN | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Campaign money | FEC bulk data | cn20.zip: Candidates named BAILEY, DARREN, DAREN or DARIN | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Campaign money | FEC bulk data | cn18.zip: Candidates named BAILEY, DARREN, DAREN or DARIN | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Campaign money | FEC bulk data | ccl24.zip: Committee links for candidate ID H4IL12078 | Oct 31, 2026 | 1 |
| Campaign money | FEC bulk data | ccl26.zip: Committee links for candidate ID H4IL12078 | Oct 31, 2026 | 1 |
| Campaign money | FEC bulk data | cm24.zip: Committees whose candidate field is H4IL12078 | Oct 31, 2026 | 1 |
| Campaign money | FEC bulk data | cm26.zip: Committees whose candidate field is H4IL12078 | Oct 31, 2026 | 1 |
| Campaign money | FEC bulk data | weball24.zip: Candidate H4IL12078 | Oct 31, 2026 | 1 |
| Campaign money | FEC bulk data | weball26.zip: Candidate H4IL12078 | Oct 31, 2026 | 1 |
| Campaign money | FEC bulk data | webk24.zip: Committee C00844449 | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Campaign money | FEC bulk data | webk26.zip: Committee C00844449 | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Campaign money | FEC bulk data | pas224.zip: Rows naming H4IL12078 or C00844449 | Oct 31, 2026 | 18 |
| Campaign money | FEC bulk data | pas226.zip: Rows naming H4IL12078 or C00844449 | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Campaign money | FEC independent expenditure file | independent_expenditure_2024.csv: cand_id H4IL12078 or a cand_name containing BAILEY, DARREN | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Campaign money | FEC independent expenditure file | independent_expenditure_2026.csv: cand_id H4IL12078 or a cand_name containing BAILEY, DARREN | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Campaign money | FEC individual contributions bulk file | indiv24.zip: NAME starts BAILEY, DARREN, DAREN or DARIN and STATE IL | Oct 31, 2026 | 10 |
| Campaign money | FEC individual contributions bulk file | indiv22.zip: NAME starts BAILEY, DARREN, DAREN or DARIN and STATE IL | Oct 31, 2026 | 1 |
| Campaign money | FEC individual contributions bulk file | indiv26.zip: NAME starts BAILEY, DARREN, DAREN or DARIN and STATE IL | Oct 31, 2026 | 2 |
| Campaign money | FEC individual contributions bulk file | indiv20.zip: NAME starts BAILEY, DARREN, DAREN or DARIN and STATE IL | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Campaign money | FEC filing list | All electronic filings of C00844449 | Oct 31, 2026 | 22 |
| Campaign money | FEC committee page | Two-year financial summary | Oct 31, 2026 | 1 |
| Campaign money | OpenFEC API | DEMO_KEY | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Financial disclosures | U.S. House Clerk financial disclosure index | 2023FD.zip: Last name Bailey, first name Darren, IL12 | Oct 31, 2026 | 2 |
| Financial disclosures | U.S. House Clerk financial disclosure index | 2024FD.zip: Last name Bailey, first name Darren, IL12 | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Financial disclosures | U.S. House Clerk financial disclosure index | 2025FD.zip: Last name Bailey, first name Darren, IL12 | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Financial disclosures | U.S. House Clerk financial disclosure index | 2026FD.zip: Last name Bailey, first name Darren, IL12 | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Financial disclosures | U.S. House financial disclosure PDF | Candidate report | Oct 31, 2026 | 1 |
| Financial disclosures | U.S. House financial disclosure PDF | Extension request | Oct 31, 2026 | 1 |
| Financial disclosures | Illinois Secretary of State, Statements of Economic Interests | Landing page, to search Bailey, Darren | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Financial disclosures | Illinois Secretary of State, Statements of Economic Interests | Information page | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Financial disclosures | Illinois Secretary of State, Statements of Economic Interests, Wayback | Captures with status 200, apps.ilsos.gov/econinterest | Oct 31, 2026 | 3 |
| Financial disclosures | Illinois Secretary of State, Statements of Economic Interests, Wayback | Captures with status 200, ilsos.gov/econinterest | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Financial disclosures | Illinois Secretary of State, Statements of Economic Interests, Wayback | Captures with status 200, ilsos.gov/departments/index/economic_interest | Oct 31, 2026 | 7 |
| Financial disclosures | Illinois General Assembly, Legislative Inspector General pages | Landing page | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Financial disclosures | WebSearch tool | Darren Bailey Illinois Statement of Economic Interests Secretary of State filing state senator | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Financial disclosures | WebSearch tool | Illinois Legislative Inspector General Legislative Ethics Commission Darren Bailey ethics filing complaint | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Court cases | Illinois Courts, 2020 Supreme Court high-profile cases | Bailey | Oct 31, 2026 | 1 |
| Court cases | Illinois Courts, 2020 Appellate Court high-profile cases | Bailey | Oct 31, 2026 | 1 |
| Court cases | Illinois Courts, Appellate Court high-profile cases 2021 | Bailey | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Court cases | Illinois Courts, Supreme Court high-profile cases 2022 and 2023 | Bailey | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Court cases | Illinois Courts, high-profile pages at other guessed year URLs | Supreme Court 2021, 2024, 2025; Appellate Court 2022 to 2025 | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Court cases | Illinois Courts site search | Bailey v. Pritzker | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Court cases | Illinois Courts site search | "Darren Bailey" | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Court cases | GovInfo USCOURTS | USCOURTS-ilsd-3_20-cv-00474 | Oct 31, 2026 | 1 |
| Court cases | CourtListener API | "Darren Bailey", opinions; "Bailey" "Pritzker", dockets | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Court cases | CourtListener web search | "Darren Bailey" Pritzker | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Court cases | Clay County Circuit Clerk website | Bailey 2020-CH-6 | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Court cases | Judici, Clay County case search | Bailey 2020-CH-6 | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Court cases | Cook County Clerk civil case search | Bailey for Illinois | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Court cases | White County Circuit Clerk | Bailey v. Pritzker, 2023 | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Court cases | Copy of a Cook County civil complaint | caption and filing details only | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Court cases | Web search | Bailey v. Pritzker Clay County stay-at-home order Illinois appellate Supreme Court order 2020 Darren Bailey | Oct 31, 2026 | 6 |
| Court cases | Web search | "Bailey v. Pritzker" removal federal court Southern District of Illinois remand 2020 case number judge | Oct 31, 2026 | 3 |
| Court cases | Web search | Sangamon County judge dismisses Darren Bailey lawsuit Pritzker executive orders consolidated Grischow ruling | Oct 31, 2026 | 4 |
| Court cases | Web search | Darren Bailey appeal Fourth District Appellate Court Bailey v. Pritzker 2021 Sangamon County order dismissed appeal | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Court cases | Web search | Darren Bailey drops lawsuit OR voluntarily dismiss OR appeal Pritzker Grischow January 2021; White County gun ban TRO lawsuit dismissed 2024 Bailey DeVore outcome | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Court cases | Web search | Darren Bailey lead plaintiff White County lawsuit assault weapons ban Protect Illinois Communities Act 2023 case dismissal appeal | Oct 31, 2026 | 2 |
| Court cases | Web search | Darren Bailey lawsuit plaintiff Illinois court 2022 2024 election suit Bailey v. Illinois State Board of Elections | Oct 31, 2026 | 1 |
| Court cases | Web search | Darren Bailey sues OR sued lawsuit filed House Speaker Madigan mask removal OR defamation OR Bailey circuit court state senator | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Court cases | Web search | Darren Bailey lawsuit 2026 court governor campaign ballot suit Corbett objection OR lawsuit against Pritzker ad OR filed suit Bailey campaign Cook County | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Court cases | Capitol News Illinois, Corbett ballot objection | Bailey campaign objection to Corbett petitions, 2026 | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Court cases | Web search | Cook County Record former aide sues Darren Bailey Bailey for Illinois lawsuit filed Cook County Circuit Court 2022 2023 dismissed OR settled | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Court cases | The Illinoize | former campaign staff member, threatened suit, 2022 | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Court cases | Web search | former campaign staff member lawsuit Darren Bailey campaign Cook County complaint (query named the person; name left out here) | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Work and business | Illinois Secretary of State business entity search | Bailey Family Farm; Darren Bailey | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Work and business | Illinois Secretary of State, Wayback | captures of the search page | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Work and business | EWG Farm Subsidy Database | Darren Bailey, Illinois | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Work and business | USAspending API, direct payments | recipient "Darren Bailey", award types 06 and 10, FY2008 to FY2026 | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Work and business | USAspending API, loans | recipient "Darren Bailey", award types 07 and 08 | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Work and business | USAspending API, loans | recipient "Bailey Family Farms", award types 07 and 08 | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Work and business | USAspending API, direct payments | recipient "Bailey Family Farms", award types 06 and 10 | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Work and business | ProPublica PPP loan search | bailey farms, IL | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Work and business | Web search | Darren Bailey farm Xenia Illinois USDA farm subsidies EWG database Bailey Farms trucking excavating business owner | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Work and business | Illinois General Assembly biographies, Wayback | farm and business statements | Oct 31, 2026 | 2 |
| Work and business | RepBailey.com, Wayback | business statements | Oct 31, 2026 | 1 |
| Work and business | Employment, any source | employer of Darren Bailey other than his farm and public office | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Nonprofit roles | ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer, people search | Bailey Darren | Oct 31, 2026 | 2 |
| Nonprofit roles | ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer, organization search | "Full Armor Christian Academy" | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Nonprofit roles | ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer API | Virtue House Ministries, EIN 26-0416039 | Oct 31, 2026 | 1 |
| Nonprofit roles | ProPublica filing downloads | Form 990 PDF and XML for EIN 26-0416039 | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Nonprofit roles | IRS e-file XML, GivingTuesday 990 Data Lake | 12 object IDs for EIN 26-0416039, tax years 2014 to 2024 and one later | Oct 31, 2026 | 11 |
| Nonprofit roles | Full Armor Christian Academy website | about, board, parent organization | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Nonprofit roles | Effingham Daily News | Darren Bailey role at Full Armor | Oct 31, 2026 | 1 |
| Nonprofit roles | Illinois Attorney General charity search | Virtue House Ministries; Full Armor Christian Academy | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Nonprofit roles | Web search | "Virtue House Ministries" Louisville Illinois Darren Bailey Full Armor Christian Academy | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Nonprofit roles | Web search | "Darren Bailey" Rotary OR Gideons OR "Farm Bureau" Clay County Illinois member director officer record | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Nonprofit roles | North Clay CUSD 25, Board Meetings page | Bailey | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Nonprofit roles | Navigator Journal, Wayback | North Clay board service | Oct 31, 2026 | 1 |
| Nonprofit roles | Effingham Daily News, 2018 primary article, Wayback | North Clay board service | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Nonprofit roles | WSIL article on his 2021 announcement | North Clay board service | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Nonprofit roles | Web search | "Darren Bailey" North Clay school board president Unit 25 board of education minutes news 2010 OR 2012 OR 2014 Clay County | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Nonprofit roles | Web search | "Darren Bailey" Illinois Association of School Boards OR "school board member" North Clay board president superintendent newspaper 2015 2016 Louisville Illinois | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Nonprofit roles | Form 990 Schedule L, Virtue House Ministries Inc (IRS e-file XML) | Loans to or from interested persons, tax years 2017-2024 | Oct 31, 2026 | 5 |
| Education and service | Illinois General Assembly biographies, Wayback | education | Oct 31, 2026 | 2 |
| Education and service | Lake Land College site search | darren bailey | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Education and service | Web search | Darren Bailey Lake Land College alumni agricultural production graduate; Darren Bailey military service veteran | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Education and service | Military service, biographies and campaign site | military, veteran, Army, Navy, Marine, Air Force, National Guard | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Claims from the candidate's own materials | baileyforillinois.com, live | Meet Darren | Oct 31, 2026 | 11 |
| Claims from the candidate's own materials | baileyforillinois.com, live | Issues | Oct 31, 2026 | 4 |
| Claims from the candidate's own materials | baileyforillinois.com, live | Meet Aaron | Oct 31, 2026 | 1 |
| Claims from the candidate's own materials | Wayback CDX, baileyforillinois.com | captures of /darren/, /issues/ and the home page | Oct 31, 2026 | 3 |
| Claims from the candidate's own materials | Wayback, baileyforillinois.com/darren/ | captures of 2022-01-19, 2022-11-28, 2024-11-05, 2026-01-21, 2026-10-22 | Oct 31, 2026 | 5 |
| Claims from the candidate's own materials | Wayback, baileyforillinois.com/issues/ | captures of 2022-01-19, 2022-11-28, 2024-03-01, 2024-11-05, 2026-02-15, 2026-10-22 | Oct 31, 2026 | 6 |
| Claims from the candidate's own materials | RepBailey.com, Wayback | About page | Oct 31, 2026 | 1 |
| Claims from the candidate's own materials | WRUL candidate announcement | biography in the 2017 announcement | Oct 31, 2026 | 1 |
| Claims from the candidate's own materials | sendarrenbailey.com, Wayback CDX | 2021 to 2022 captures | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Identity | Wikidata | Darren Bailey | Oct 31, 2026 | 1 |
| Identity | congress-legislators (Bioguide crosswalk) | Bailey | Oct 31, 2026 | 19 |
| Identity | FEC candidates API | Bailey, IL | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Identity | FEC bulk candidate master | names containing BAILEY with state IL | Oct 31, 2026 | 1 |
| Identity | Open States | Darren Bailey, il | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Identity | Ballotpedia | Darren Bailey | Oct 31, 2026 | 0 |
| Identity | Wikipedia | Darren Bailey | Oct 31, 2026 | 1 |
How this record was checked
- Data checksPassed schema, reference and evidence-rule checks.
- Archived sources284 of 324 sources have an archived copy. 37 sources are cited without a stored copy by the maintainer's decision.
- Reconciliation567 passed, 0 failed, 92 could not run (missing member lists or itemized data).
- Independent spot-checkA reviewer who did not collect the data checked 20 random facts: 18 correct, 2 wrong or partly wrong, 0 could not be checked (error rate 10%). After corrections, the same reviewer re-checked 3: 3 correct, 0 still wrong. See the corrections log.
The facts behind the resume's counts
- Official record2018-03-20 elected, 2018-11-06 elected, 2020-03-17 elected, 2020-11-03 elected, 2022-06-28 elected, 2022-11-08 lost election, 2024-03-19 lost election, 2026-03-17 elected, Undated identity link, Undated identity link, Undated identity link, 2019-01-09 held office, 2021-01-13 held office, 2021 leadership role, 2021 leadership role, 2019 leadership role, 2020-04-23 party to case, 2020-04-27 party to case, 2020-04-30 party to case, 2020-05-01 party to case, 2020-05-11 party to case, 2020-05-13 party to case, 2020-05-21 party to case, 2020-06-29 party to case, 2020-06-29 party to case, 2020-07-02 party to case, 2020-08-11 party to case, 2014 nonprofit role, 2015 nonprofit role, 2016 nonprofit role, 2017 nonprofit role, 2018 nonprofit role, 2016-05 nonprofit role, 2019 identity link, 2019 nonprofit role, 2017-09-15 committee financial summary, 2017-10-01 committee financial summary, 2018-01-01 committee financial summary, 2018-04-01 committee financial summary, 2018-07-01 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2023-08-16 financial disclosure filed, 2023-08-16 financial disclosure filed, 2023-08-16 financial disclosure filed, 2023-08-16 financial disclosure filed, 2023-08-16 financial disclosure filed, 2023-08-16 financial disclosure filed, 2023-08-16 financial disclosure filed, 2023-08-16 business role, 2023-08-16 business role, 2023-08-16 business role, 2023-08-16 business role, 2023-08-16 business role, 2023-08-16 business role, 2023-08-16 business role, 2019-05-28 SB 25 (101st General Assembly), 2019-05-29 SB 1966 (101st General Assembly), 2019-05-27 SJRCA 1 (101st General Assembly), 2019-05-30 SB 687 (101st General Assembly), 2019-06-01 SB 689 (101st General Assembly), 2019-06-01 SB 690 (101st General Assembly), 2019-06-01 SB 1939 (101st General Assembly), 2019-10-30 HB 3902 (101st General Assembly), 2019-05-31 SB 262 (101st General Assembly), 2020-05-23 SB 264 (101st General Assembly), 2020-05-23 HB 357 (101st General Assembly), 2020-05-23 HB 64 (101st General Assembly), 2020-05-20 HB 64 (101st General Assembly), 2020-05-22 SB 2099 (101st General Assembly), 2019-06-01 HB 62 (101st General Assembly), 2019-02-14 SB 1 (101st General Assembly), 2019-05-31 HB 1438 (101st General Assembly), 2019-11-14 SB 1557 (101st General Assembly), 2020-05-23 SB 516 (101st General Assembly), 2021-01-13 HB 3653 (101st General Assembly), 2020-05-23 SB 2135 (101st General Assembly), 2019-04-11 HB 1587 (101st General Assembly), 2021-01-12 SB 1480 (101st General Assembly), 2020-05-21 SB 1863 (101st General Assembly), 2019-05-28 SB 2090 (101st General Assembly), 2020-05-20 HR 846 (101st General Assembly), 2021-01-11 SB 1608 (101st General Assembly), 2019-04-03 SB 1474 (101st General Assembly), 2020-05-22 HB 2455 (101st General Assembly), 2021-01-12 HB 4276 (101st General Assembly), 2019-11-13 SB 10 (101st General Assembly), 2019-03-13 HB 246 (101st General Assembly), 2020-05-22 SB 1569 (101st General Assembly), 2019-04-11 HB 840 (101st General Assembly), 2019-05-27 SB 9 (101st General Assembly), 2019-10-30 HB 3888 (101st General Assembly), 2019-11-14 HJR 93 (101st General Assembly), 2019-03-12 HB 345 (101st General Assembly), 2019-05-30 HB 2 (101st General Assembly), 2019-11-13 SB 667 (101st General Assembly), 2020-05-23 SB 1864 (101st General Assembly), 2019-05-26 HB 3840 (101st General Assembly), 2021-01-12 HB 3360 (101st General Assembly), 2021-01-12 SB 1792 (101st General Assembly), 2020-05-20 Motion under House Rule 51.5 (101st General Assembly, First Special Session), 2019-01-09 sponsored bill, 2019-01-09 sponsored bill, 2019-01-11 HB 341, 2019-01-11 HB 342, 2019-01-23 HB 869, 2019-01-24 HB 885, 2019-04-08 HB 1873, 2019-04-11 HB 3831, 2020-01-10 HB 4059, 2020-02-05 HB 4643, 2020-02-05 HB 4645, 2020-02-05 HB 4646, 2020-02-05 HB 4648, 2020-02-13 HB 5119, 2019-01-28 HJR 20, 2019-02-07 HR 101, 2021-10-26 HB 370, 2023-01-10 HB 4664, 2021-10-28 SB 1169, 2021-05-21 SJRCA 11, 2021-05-31 HB 562, 2021-05-31 HB 1092, 2022-04-08 HB 4383, 2023-01-09 HB 5471, 2022-12-01 HB 1095, 2022-12-01 HB 1095, 2021-04-29 SB 2122, 2022-04-08 HB 1091, 2021-05-28 HB 1443, 2021-05-31 SB 2800, 2021-06-15 SB 2800, 2021-05-31 SB 2017, 2022-04-08 HB 900, 2022-04-08 HB 4700, 2022-12-01 SB 2801, 2023-01-08 SB 1720, 2023-01-10 HB 969, 2021-09-13 SB 2408, 2023-01-08 HB 4412, 2021-05-31 SB 825, 2021-05-28 HB 2777, 2021-08-31 SB 927, 2021-10-28 HB 1291, 2023-01-05 HB 45, 2021-08-31 HB 684, 2021-05-12 SB 967, 2021-08-31 SB 967, 2021-05-20 SB 818, 2021-06-01 HB 2908, 2021-10-20 HB 1975, 2021-05-31 HB 156, 2021-05-31 SB 539, 2021-08-31 SB 539, 2021-10-28 HB 1769, 2021-10-28 HB 3136, 2021-03-25 HB 158, 2021-10-20 HB 3401, 2022-04-01 HB 4126, 2021-05-31 HB 3235, 2022-02-16 SB 3895, 2022-03-23 HB 2985, 2022-04-01 HB 5464, 2022-04-06 HB 5201, 2022-04-07 HB 107, 2022-04-07 HB 5193, 2022-04-08 SB 3416, 2022-04-08 SR 792, 2023-01-10 sponsored bill, 2021-02-26 SB 1948, 2021-02-26 SB 1946, 2021-02-26 SB 1947, 2021-10-26 SB 2949, 2021-02-26 SB 2038, 2022-01-05 SB 2983, 2022-01-21 SB 3899, 2022-11-14 SB 4213, 2021-02-26 SB 2152, 2021-02-26 SB 2150, 2021-03-03 SJRCA 6, 2021-01-29 SB 55, 2021-03-26 SB 103, 2022-01-24 SB 3888, 2019-08-27 made contribution, 2014-03-18 made contribution, 2006-09-12 made contribution, 2022-04-08 SB 157, 2025-10-27 candidate for office
- Secondary sourceUndated identity link, Undated identity link, 2020-08-11 party to case, 2020-10-22 party to case, 2020-11-04 party to case, 2020-12-21 party to case, 2020-12-21 party to case, 2023-01-23 party to case, 2023-02-02 party to case, 2024-06-18 party to case, 2021-03-26 nonprofit role, 2018-03-16 nonprofit role
- Self-reported2021-04-18 business role, 2019 business role, 2017-09-22 business role, 2017-09-22 business role, 2020-04-24 business role, 2022-01-19 business role, 2026-10-31 business role, 2020-04-24 nonprofit role, 2019 education, 2019 education, 2021-04-18 education, 2021-04-18 education, 2026-10-31 self reported claim, 2026-10-31 self reported claim, 2026-10-31 self reported claim, 2026-10-31 self reported claim, 2026-10-31 self reported claim, 2026-10-31 self reported claim, 2026-10-31 self reported claim, 2026-10-31 self reported claim, 2026-10-31 self reported claim, 2026-10-31 self reported claim, 2026-10-31 self reported claim, 2026-10-31 self reported claim, 2026-10-31 self reported claim, 2026-10-31 self reported claim, 2026-10-31 self reported claim, 2024-11-05 self reported claim, 2024-11-05 self reported claim, 2024-11-05 self reported claim, 2024-11-05 self reported claim, 2024-11-05 self reported claim, 2024-11-05 self reported claim, 2024-11-05 self reported claim, 2024-11-05 self reported claim, 2024-11-05 self reported claim, 2024-11-05 self reported claim, 2024-11-05 self reported claim, 2024-11-05 self reported claim, 2022-01-19 self reported claim, 2022-01-19 self reported claim, 2022-01-19 self reported claim, 2022-01-19 self reported claim, 2022-01-19 self reported claim, 2022-01-19 self reported claim, 2022-01-19 self reported claim, 2022-01-19 self reported claim, 2022-01-19 self reported claim, 2022-01-19 self reported claim, 2022-01-19 self reported claim, 2022-01-19 self reported claim, 2022-01-19 self reported claim, 2022-01-19 self reported claim, 2022-01-19 self reported claim, 2022-01-19 self reported claim, 2022-01-19 self reported claim, 2022-01-19 self reported claim, 2022-01-19 self reported claim, 2022-01-19 self reported claim, 2022-01-19 self reported claim, 2022-01-19 self reported claim, 2022-01-19 self reported claim, 2022-01-19 self reported claim, 2022-01-19 self reported claim, 2020-04-24 self reported claim, 2020-04-24 self reported claim, 2020-04-24 self reported claim, 2017-09-22 self reported claim, 2017-09-22 self reported claim, 2017-09-22 self reported claim, 2019 self reported claim, 2021-03-22 business role, 2024-03-05 business role
- Low confidenceNone.
- The candidate's own materials2021-04-18 business role, 2019 business role, 2017-09-22 business role, 2017-09-22 business role, 2020-04-24 business role, 2022-01-19 business role, 2026-10-31 business role, 2020-04-24 nonprofit role, 2019 education, 2019 education, 2021-04-18 education, 2021-04-18 education, 2026-10-31 self reported claim, 2026-10-31 self reported claim, 2026-10-31 self reported claim, 2026-10-31 self reported claim, 2026-10-31 self reported claim, 2026-10-31 self reported claim, 2026-10-31 self reported claim, 2026-10-31 self reported claim, 2026-10-31 self reported claim, 2026-10-31 self reported claim, 2026-10-31 self reported claim, 2026-10-31 self reported claim, 2026-10-31 self reported claim, 2026-10-31 self reported claim, 2026-10-31 self reported claim, 2024-11-05 self reported claim, 2024-11-05 self reported claim, 2024-11-05 self reported claim, 2024-11-05 self reported claim, 2024-11-05 self reported claim, 2024-11-05 self reported claim, 2024-11-05 self reported claim, 2024-11-05 self reported claim, 2024-11-05 self reported claim, 2024-11-05 self reported claim, 2024-11-05 self reported claim, 2024-11-05 self reported claim, 2022-01-19 self reported claim, 2022-01-19 self reported claim, 2022-01-19 self reported claim, 2022-01-19 self reported claim, 2022-01-19 self reported claim, 2022-01-19 self reported claim, 2022-01-19 self reported claim, 2022-01-19 self reported claim, 2022-01-19 self reported claim, 2022-01-19 self reported claim, 2022-01-19 self reported claim, 2022-01-19 self reported claim, 2022-01-19 self reported claim, 2022-01-19 self reported claim, 2022-01-19 self reported claim, 2022-01-19 self reported claim, 2022-01-19 self reported claim, 2022-01-19 self reported claim, 2022-01-19 self reported claim, 2022-01-19 self reported claim, 2022-01-19 self reported claim, 2022-01-19 self reported claim, 2022-01-19 self reported claim, 2022-01-19 self reported claim, 2022-01-19 self reported claim, 2020-04-24 self reported claim, 2020-04-24 self reported claim, 2020-04-24 self reported claim, 2017-09-22 self reported claim, 2017-09-22 self reported claim, 2017-09-22 self reported claim, 2019 self reported claim, 2021-03-22 business role, 2024-03-05 business role
- Kind: Identity linksUndated identity link, Undated identity link, Undated identity link, Undated identity link, Undated identity link, 2019 identity link
- Kind: Offices held2019-01-09 held office, 2021-01-13 held office, 2021 leadership role, 2021 leadership role, 2019 leadership role
- Kind: Elections2018-03-20 elected, 2018-11-06 elected, 2020-03-17 elected, 2020-11-03 elected, 2022-06-28 elected, 2022-11-08 lost election, 2024-03-19 lost election, 2026-03-17 elected, 2025-10-27 candidate for office
- Kind: Recorded votes2019-05-28 SB 25 (101st General Assembly), 2019-05-29 SB 1966 (101st General Assembly), 2019-05-27 SJRCA 1 (101st General Assembly), 2019-05-30 SB 687 (101st General Assembly), 2019-06-01 SB 689 (101st General Assembly), 2019-06-01 SB 690 (101st General Assembly), 2019-06-01 SB 1939 (101st General Assembly), 2019-10-30 HB 3902 (101st General Assembly), 2019-05-31 SB 262 (101st General Assembly), 2020-05-23 SB 264 (101st General Assembly), 2020-05-23 HB 357 (101st General Assembly), 2020-05-23 HB 64 (101st General Assembly), 2020-05-20 HB 64 (101st General Assembly), 2020-05-22 SB 2099 (101st General Assembly), 2019-06-01 HB 62 (101st General Assembly), 2019-02-14 SB 1 (101st General Assembly), 2019-05-31 HB 1438 (101st General Assembly), 2019-11-14 SB 1557 (101st General Assembly), 2020-05-23 SB 516 (101st General Assembly), 2021-01-13 HB 3653 (101st General Assembly), 2020-05-23 SB 2135 (101st General Assembly), 2019-04-11 HB 1587 (101st General Assembly), 2021-01-12 SB 1480 (101st General Assembly), 2020-05-21 SB 1863 (101st General Assembly), 2019-05-28 SB 2090 (101st General Assembly), 2020-05-20 HR 846 (101st General Assembly), 2021-01-11 SB 1608 (101st General Assembly), 2019-04-03 SB 1474 (101st General Assembly), 2020-05-22 HB 2455 (101st General Assembly), 2021-01-12 HB 4276 (101st General Assembly), 2019-11-13 SB 10 (101st General Assembly), 2019-03-13 HB 246 (101st General Assembly), 2020-05-22 SB 1569 (101st General Assembly), 2019-04-11 HB 840 (101st General Assembly), 2019-05-27 SB 9 (101st General Assembly), 2019-10-30 HB 3888 (101st General Assembly), 2019-11-14 HJR 93 (101st General Assembly), 2019-03-12 HB 345 (101st General Assembly), 2019-05-30 HB 2 (101st General Assembly), 2019-11-13 SB 667 (101st General Assembly), 2020-05-23 SB 1864 (101st General Assembly), 2019-05-26 HB 3840 (101st General Assembly), 2021-01-12 HB 3360 (101st General Assembly), 2021-01-12 SB 1792 (101st General Assembly), 2020-05-20 Motion under House Rule 51.5 (101st General Assembly, First Special Session), 2021-10-26 HB 370, 2023-01-10 HB 4664, 2021-10-28 SB 1169, 2021-05-21 SJRCA 11, 2021-05-31 HB 562, 2021-05-31 HB 1092, 2022-04-08 HB 4383, 2023-01-09 HB 5471, 2022-12-01 HB 1095, 2022-12-01 HB 1095, 2021-04-29 SB 2122, 2022-04-08 HB 1091, 2021-05-28 HB 1443, 2021-05-31 SB 2800, 2021-06-15 SB 2800, 2021-05-31 SB 2017, 2022-04-08 HB 900, 2022-04-08 HB 4700, 2022-12-01 SB 2801, 2023-01-08 SB 1720, 2023-01-10 HB 969, 2021-09-13 SB 2408, 2023-01-08 HB 4412, 2021-05-31 SB 825, 2021-05-28 HB 2777, 2021-08-31 SB 927, 2021-10-28 HB 1291, 2023-01-05 HB 45, 2021-08-31 HB 684, 2021-05-12 SB 967, 2021-08-31 SB 967, 2021-05-20 SB 818, 2021-06-01 HB 2908, 2021-10-20 HB 1975, 2021-05-31 HB 156, 2021-05-31 SB 539, 2021-08-31 SB 539, 2021-10-28 HB 1769, 2021-10-28 HB 3136, 2021-03-25 HB 158, 2021-10-20 HB 3401, 2022-04-01 HB 4126, 2021-05-31 HB 3235, 2022-02-16 SB 3895, 2022-03-23 HB 2985, 2022-04-01 HB 5464, 2022-04-06 HB 5201, 2022-04-07 HB 107, 2022-04-07 HB 5193, 2022-04-08 SB 3416, 2022-04-08 SR 792, 2022-04-08 SB 157
- Kind: Bills sponsored2019-01-09 sponsored bill, 2019-01-09 sponsored bill, 2019-01-11 HB 341, 2019-01-11 HB 342, 2019-01-23 HB 869, 2019-01-24 HB 885, 2019-04-08 HB 1873, 2019-04-11 HB 3831, 2020-01-10 HB 4059, 2020-02-05 HB 4643, 2020-02-05 HB 4645, 2020-02-05 HB 4646, 2020-02-05 HB 4648, 2020-02-13 HB 5119, 2019-01-28 HJR 20, 2019-02-07 HR 101, 2023-01-10 sponsored bill, 2021-02-26 SB 1948, 2021-02-26 SB 1946, 2021-02-26 SB 1947, 2021-10-26 SB 2949, 2021-02-26 SB 2038, 2022-01-05 SB 2983, 2022-01-21 SB 3899, 2022-11-14 SB 4213, 2021-02-26 SB 2152, 2021-02-26 SB 2150, 2021-03-03 SJRCA 6, 2021-01-29 SB 55, 2021-03-26 SB 103, 2022-01-24 SB 3888
- Kind: Executive actionsNone.
- Kind: Campaign money2017-09-15 committee financial summary, 2017-10-01 committee financial summary, 2018-01-01 committee financial summary, 2018-04-01 committee financial summary, 2018-07-01 committee financial summary, 2018-10-01 committee financial summary, 2019-01-01 committee financial summary, 2019-04-01 committee financial summary, 2019-07-01 committee financial summary, 2019-10-01 committee financial summary, 2020-01-01 committee financial summary, 2020-04-01 committee financial summary, 2020-07-01 committee financial summary, 2020-10-01 committee financial summary, 2021-01-01 committee financial summary, 2021-04-01 committee financial summary, 2021-07-01 committee financial summary, 2021-10-01 committee financial summary, 2022-01-01 committee financial summary, 2022-04-01 committee financial summary, 2022-07-01 committee financial summary, 2022-10-01 committee financial summary, 2023-01-01 committee financial summary, 2023-04-01 committee financial summary, 2023-07-01 committee financial summary, 2023-10-01 committee financial summary, 2024-01-01 committee financial summary, 2024-04-01 committee financial summary, 2024-07-01 committee financial summary, 2024-10-01 committee financial summary, 2025-01-01 committee financial summary, 2025-04-01 committee financial summary, 2025-07-01 committee financial summary, 2025-10-01 committee financial summary, 2026-01-01 committee financial summary, 2026-04-01 committee financial summary, 2026-07-01 committee financial summary, 2018-07-02 committee financial summary, 2018-10-01 committee financial summary, 2019-01-01 committee financial summary, 2019-04-01 committee financial summary, 2019-07-01 committee financial summary, 2019-10-01 committee financial summary, 2020-01-01 committee financial summary, 2020-04-01 committee financial summary, 2020-07-01 committee financial summary, 2020-10-01 committee financial summary, 2021-01-01 committee financial summary, 2021-04-01 committee financial summary, 2021-07-01 committee financial summary, 2021-10-01 committee financial summary, 2022-01-01 committee financial summary, 2022-04-01 committee financial summary, 2022-07-01 committee financial summary, 2022-10-01 committee financial summary, 2023-01-01 committee financial summary, 2023-04-01 committee financial summary, 2023-07-01 committee financial summary, 2023-10-01 committee financial summary, 2024-01-01 committee financial summary, 2024-04-01 committee financial summary, 2024-07-01 committee financial summary, 2024-10-01 committee financial summary, 2025-01-01 committee financial summary, 2025-04-01 committee financial summary, 2025-07-01 committee financial summary, 2025-10-01 committee financial summary, 2026-01-01 committee financial summary, 2026-04-01 committee financial summary, 2026-07-01 committee financial summary, 2017-09-15 committee financial summary, 2019-01-01 committee financial summary, 2021-01-01 committee financial summary, 2023-01-01 committee financial summary, 2017-09-15 campaign committee, 2022 campaign committee, 2020 campaign committee, 2018 campaign committee, 2017-09-15 campaign committee, 2019-08-14 campaign committee, 2021-02-26 campaign committee, 2018-07-02 campaign committee, 2018-07-02 campaign committee, 2021-11-12 campaign committee, 2022-05-25 campaign committee, 2021-09-28 campaign committee, 2021-08-10 campaign committee, 2022-09-19 campaign committee, 2021-08-10 campaign committee, 2022-10-18 campaign committee, 2022-02-15 campaign committee, 2022-04-20 campaign committee, 2022-05-13 campaign committee, 2022-05-27 campaign committee, 2022-08-29 campaign committee, 2022-02-15 campaign committee, 2021-08-10 campaign committee, 2021-09-28 campaign committee, 2018-08-10 campaign committee, 2020-03-12 campaign committee, 2020-12-30 campaign committee, 2020-12-30 campaign committee, 2021-08-10 campaign committee, 2021-10-15 campaign committee, 2021-12-01 campaign committee, 2022-07-26 campaign committee, 2022-09-27 campaign committee, 2022-10-03 campaign committee, 2022-10-05 campaign committee, 2022-10-11 campaign committee, 2022-10-18 campaign committee, 2022-10-20 campaign committee, 2022-11-07 campaign committee, 2025-10-01 campaign committee, 2025-10-01 campaign committee, 2025-10-01 campaign committee, 2026-01-29 campaign committee, 2026-02-02 campaign committee, 2026-02-13 campaign committee, 2026-02-13 campaign committee, 2026-04-21 campaign committee, 2026-04-28 campaign committee, 2026-05-15 campaign committee, 2026-05-28 campaign committee, 2026-06-11 campaign committee, 2026-07-15 campaign committee, 2026-07-29 campaign committee, 2026-09-21 campaign committee, 2026-09-28 campaign committee, 2026-09-30 campaign committee, 2018-07-11 campaign committee, 2022-09-27 campaign committee, 2025-10-01 campaign committee, 2026-10-28 campaign committee, 2026-10-26 campaign committee, 2026-10-21 campaign committee, 2026-10-19 campaign committee, 2026-10-14 campaign committee, 2026-10-12 campaign committee, 2026-10-08 campaign committee, 2026-10-05 campaign committee, 2026-10-05 campaign committee, 2017-09-15 made contribution, 2021-03-22 made contribution, 2023-03-17 made contribution, 2026-07-14 made contribution, 2026-09-30 made contribution, 2017-10-10 made contribution, 2014-03-18 made contribution, 2019-04-01 made contribution, 2019-09-23 made contribution, 2019-12-31 made contribution, 2020-01-16 made contribution, 2020-09-23 made contribution, 2021-06-01 made contribution, 2021-11-15 made contribution, 2022-06-01 made contribution, 2023-06-23 made contribution, 2024-03-18 made contribution, 2024-09-12 made contribution, 2024-12-09 made contribution, 2025-06-10 made contribution, 2026-07-13 made contribution, 2021-08-26 made contribution, 2021-10-07 made contribution, 2021-11-15 made contribution, 2021-12-06 made contribution, 2021-12-08 made contribution, 2022-03-08 made contribution, 2022-05-10 made contribution, 2022-06-22 made contribution, 2022-08-30 made contribution, 2022-09-23 made contribution, 2022-10-07 made contribution, 2022-10-19 made contribution, 2018-06-05 made contribution, 2017-12-13 campaign committee, 2018-01-22 campaign committee, 2018-07-03 campaign committee, 2018-10-16 campaign committee, 2018-10-31 campaign committee, 2020-02-27 campaign committee, 2020-12-22 campaign committee, 2026-09-09 campaign committee, 2023-07-01 committee financial summary, 2023-10-01 committee financial summary, 2024-01-01 committee financial summary, 2024-02-29 committee financial summary, 2024-04-01 committee financial summary, 2024-07-01 committee financial summary, 2024-10-01 committee financial summary, 2024-10-17 committee financial summary, 2024-11-26 committee financial summary, 2025-01-01 committee financial summary, 2025-04-01 committee financial summary, 2025-07-01 committee financial summary, 2025-10-01 committee financial summary, 2026-01-01 committee financial summary, 2026-04-01 committee financial summary, 2026-07-01 committee financial summary, 2026-10-01 committee financial summary, 2023-07-01 committee financial summary, 2023-07-04 campaign committee, 2023-07-06 made contribution, 2023-09-07 made contribution, 2023-10-12 made contribution, 2024-02-21 made contribution, 2024-02-28 made contribution, 2024-01-18 made contribution, 2024-03-22 campaign committee, 2024-03-13 campaign committee, 2024-03-05 made contribution, 2024-03-12 made contribution, 2024-03-09 made contribution, 2024-05-31 made contribution, 2024-08-12 made contribution, 2024-11-12 made contribution, 2026-10-14 made contribution, 2022-04-29 made contribution, 2024-07-17 made contribution, 2024-07-24 made contribution, 2024-08-16 made contribution, 2024-08-17 made contribution, 2024-10-08 made contribution, 2026-07-23 made contribution, 2019-08-27 made contribution, 2014-03-18 made contribution, 2006-09-12 made contribution
- Kind: Financial disclosures2023-08-16 financial disclosure filed, 2023-07-26 financial disclosure filed, 2023-08-16 financial disclosure filed, 2023-08-16 financial disclosure filed, 2023-08-16 financial disclosure filed, 2023-08-16 financial disclosure filed, 2023-08-16 financial disclosure filed, 2023-08-16 financial disclosure filed, 2023-08-16 financial disclosure filed, 2023-08-16 financial disclosure filed, 2023-08-16 financial disclosure filed, 2023-08-16 financial disclosure filed, 2023-08-16 financial disclosure filed, 2023-08-16 financial disclosure filed, 2023-08-16 financial disclosure filed, 2023-08-16 financial disclosure filed, 2023-08-16 financial disclosure filed, 2023-08-16 financial disclosure filed
- Kind: Court cases2020-04-23 party to case, 2020-04-27 party to case, 2020-04-30 party to case, 2020-05-01 party to case, 2020-05-11 party to case, 2020-05-13 party to case, 2020-05-21 party to case, 2020-06-29 party to case, 2020-06-29 party to case, 2020-07-02 party to case, 2020-08-11 party to case, 2020-08-11 party to case, 2020-10-22 party to case, 2020-11-04 party to case, 2020-12-21 party to case, 2020-12-21 party to case, 2023-01-23 party to case, 2023-02-02 party to case, 2024-06-18 party to case
- Kind: Work and business2023-08-16 business role, 2023-08-16 business role, 2023-08-16 business role, 2023-08-16 business role, 2023-08-16 business role, 2023-08-16 business role, 2023-08-16 business role
- Kind: Nonprofit roles2014 nonprofit role, 2015 nonprofit role, 2016 nonprofit role, 2017 nonprofit role, 2018 nonprofit role, 2016-05 nonprofit role, 2019 nonprofit role, 2021-03-26 nonprofit role, 2018-03-16 nonprofit role
- Kind: Education and serviceNone.
- Nonprofit roles2014 nonprofit role, 2015 nonprofit role, 2016 nonprofit role, 2017 nonprofit role, 2018 nonprofit role, 2016-05 nonprofit role, 2019 nonprofit role, 2021-03-26 nonprofit role, 2018-03-16 nonprofit role
- Votes: Yes2019-10-30 HB 3902 (101st General Assembly), 2019-11-14 SB 1557 (101st General Assembly), 2020-05-22 HB 2455 (101st General Assembly), 2021-01-12 HB 4276 (101st General Assembly), 2020-05-22 SB 1569 (101st General Assembly), 2019-05-30 HB 2 (101st General Assembly), 2020-05-23 SB 1864 (101st General Assembly), 2021-01-12 SB 1792 (101st General Assembly), 2021-08-31 HB 684, 2021-05-12 SB 967, 2021-08-31 SB 967, 2021-10-20 HB 1975, 2021-05-31 SB 539, 2021-08-31 SB 539, 2021-10-28 HB 1769, 2021-10-20 HB 3401, 2022-04-01 HB 4126, 2022-04-08 SB 157
- Votes: No2019-05-28 SB 25 (101st General Assembly), 2019-05-29 SB 1966 (101st General Assembly), 2019-05-27 SJRCA 1 (101st General Assembly), 2019-05-30 SB 687 (101st General Assembly), 2019-06-01 SB 689 (101st General Assembly), 2019-06-01 SB 690 (101st General Assembly), 2019-06-01 SB 1939 (101st General Assembly), 2019-05-31 SB 262 (101st General Assembly), 2020-05-23 SB 264 (101st General Assembly), 2020-05-23 HB 357 (101st General Assembly), 2020-05-23 HB 64 (101st General Assembly), 2020-05-22 SB 2099 (101st General Assembly), 2019-06-01 HB 62 (101st General Assembly), 2019-02-14 SB 1 (101st General Assembly), 2019-05-31 HB 1438 (101st General Assembly), 2020-05-23 SB 516 (101st General Assembly), 2021-01-13 HB 3653 (101st General Assembly), 2020-05-23 SB 2135 (101st General Assembly), 2019-04-11 HB 1587 (101st General Assembly), 2021-01-12 SB 1480 (101st General Assembly), 2020-05-21 SB 1863 (101st General Assembly), 2019-05-28 SB 2090 (101st General Assembly), 2020-05-20 HR 846 (101st General Assembly), 2019-04-03 SB 1474 (101st General Assembly), 2019-11-13 SB 10 (101st General Assembly), 2019-03-13 HB 246 (101st General Assembly), 2019-04-11 HB 840 (101st General Assembly), 2019-05-27 SB 9 (101st General Assembly), 2019-10-30 HB 3888 (101st General Assembly), 2019-11-14 HJR 93 (101st General Assembly), 2019-03-12 HB 345 (101st General Assembly), 2019-11-13 SB 667 (101st General Assembly), 2019-05-26 HB 3840 (101st General Assembly), 2021-01-12 HB 3360 (101st General Assembly), 2020-05-20 Motion under House Rule 51.5 (101st General Assembly, First Special Session), 2021-10-26 HB 370, 2023-01-10 HB 4664, 2021-10-28 SB 1169, 2021-05-21 SJRCA 11, 2021-05-31 HB 562, 2021-05-31 HB 1092, 2022-04-08 HB 4383, 2023-01-09 HB 5471, 2022-12-01 HB 1095, 2022-12-01 HB 1095, 2022-04-08 HB 1091, 2021-05-28 HB 1443, 2021-05-31 SB 2800, 2021-06-15 SB 2800, 2021-05-31 SB 2017, 2022-04-08 HB 900, 2022-04-08 HB 4700, 2022-12-01 SB 2801, 2023-01-08 SB 1720, 2023-01-10 HB 969, 2021-09-13 SB 2408, 2023-01-08 HB 4412, 2021-05-31 SB 825, 2021-05-28 HB 2777, 2021-08-31 SB 927, 2021-10-28 HB 1291, 2023-01-05 HB 45, 2021-05-20 SB 818, 2021-06-01 HB 2908, 2021-05-31 HB 156, 2021-10-28 HB 3136, 2021-03-25 HB 158
- Votes: Excused2021-01-11 SB 1608 (101st General Assembly)
- Votes: Not voting2020-05-20 HB 64 (101st General Assembly), 2021-04-29 SB 2122, 2021-05-31 HB 3235, 2022-02-16 SB 3895, 2022-03-23 HB 2985, 2022-04-01 HB 5464, 2022-04-06 HB 5201, 2022-04-07 HB 107, 2022-04-07 HB 5193, 2022-04-08 SB 3416, 2022-04-08 SR 792
- Votes: PresentNone.
- UndatedNone.
- Topic: Macroeconomics2019-05-27 SJRCA 1 (101st General Assembly), 2019-05-30 SB 687 (101st General Assembly), 2019-06-01 SB 689 (101st General Assembly), 2019-06-01 SB 690 (101st General Assembly), 2019-06-01 SB 1939 (101st General Assembly), 2019-10-30 HB 3902 (101st General Assembly), 2019-05-31 SB 262 (101st General Assembly), 2020-05-23 SB 264 (101st General Assembly), 2020-05-23 HB 357 (101st General Assembly), 2020-05-23 HB 64 (101st General Assembly), 2020-05-20 HB 64 (101st General Assembly), 2020-05-22 SB 2099 (101st General Assembly), 2019-06-01 HB 62 (101st General Assembly), 2020-02-13 HB 5119, 2021-05-31 SB 2800, 2021-06-15 SB 2800, 2021-05-31 SB 2017, 2022-04-08 HB 900, 2022-04-08 HB 4700, 2022-12-01 SB 2801, 2023-01-08 SB 1720, 2023-01-10 HB 969, 2022-02-16 SB 3895
- Topic: Civil rights2019-05-28 SB 25 (101st General Assembly), 2020-05-21 SB 1863 (101st General Assembly), 2019-05-28 SB 2090 (101st General Assembly), 2020-02-05 HB 4643, 2021-10-26 HB 370, 2023-01-10 HB 4664, 2021-05-31 SB 825, 2023-01-05 HB 45, 2021-10-26 SB 2949, 2021-02-26 SB 2038, 2022-01-05 SB 2983
- Topic: Health2019-03-12 HB 345 (101st General Assembly), 2019-05-30 HB 2 (101st General Assembly), 2019-11-13 SB 667 (101st General Assembly), 2020-05-23 SB 1864 (101st General Assembly), 2019-05-26 HB 3840 (101st General Assembly), 2019-01-11 HB 342, 2019-04-11 HB 3831, 2021-10-28 SB 1169, 2021-08-31 HB 684, 2021-05-12 SB 967, 2021-08-31 SB 967, 2021-03-25 HB 158, 2021-10-20 HB 3401, 2022-04-08 SR 792
- Topic: Education2019-11-13 SB 10 (101st General Assembly), 2019-03-13 HB 246 (101st General Assembly), 2020-05-22 SB 1569 (101st General Assembly), 2019-01-11 HB 341, 2020-01-10 HB 4059, 2021-05-20 SB 818, 2021-06-01 HB 2908, 2021-10-20 HB 1975, 2021-05-31 HB 156, 2022-04-01 HB 4126, 2022-04-01 HB 5464, 2022-04-07 HB 5193, 2022-11-14 SB 4213, 2021-02-26 SB 2152
- Topic: Law and crime2023-01-23 party to case, 2023-02-02 party to case, 2019-05-29 SB 1966 (101st General Assembly), 2019-05-31 HB 1438 (101st General Assembly), 2019-11-14 SB 1557 (101st General Assembly), 2021-01-13 HB 3653 (101st General Assembly), 2019-04-11 HB 1587 (101st General Assembly), 2021-01-12 HB 3360 (101st General Assembly), 2019-01-24 HB 885, 2020-02-05 HB 4645, 2020-02-05 HB 4648, 2021-05-31 HB 562, 2021-05-31 HB 1092, 2022-04-08 HB 4383, 2023-01-09 HB 5471, 2022-12-01 HB 1095, 2022-12-01 HB 1095, 2021-04-29 SB 2122, 2022-04-08 HB 1091, 2021-05-31 HB 3235, 2021-02-26 SB 1948, 2021-02-26 SB 1946, 2021-02-26 SB 1947, 2022-01-21 SB 3899
- Topic: Government operations2020-04-23 party to case, 2020-04-27 party to case, 2020-04-30 party to case, 2020-05-01 party to case, 2020-05-11 party to case, 2020-05-13 party to case, 2020-05-21 party to case, 2020-06-29 party to case, 2020-06-29 party to case, 2020-07-02 party to case, 2020-08-11 party to case, 2020-08-11 party to case, 2020-10-22 party to case, 2020-11-04 party to case, 2020-12-21 party to case, 2020-12-21 party to case, 2024-06-18 party to case, 2020-05-23 SB 2135 (101st General Assembly), 2020-05-20 HR 846 (101st General Assembly), 2021-01-11 SB 1608 (101st General Assembly), 2019-11-14 HJR 93 (101st General Assembly), 2020-05-20 Motion under House Rule 51.5 (101st General Assembly, First Special Session), 2019-01-23 HB 869, 2020-02-05 HB 4646, 2019-01-28 HJR 20, 2019-02-07 HR 101, 2021-05-28 HB 2777, 2021-08-31 SB 927, 2021-10-28 HB 1291, 2021-05-31 SB 539, 2021-08-31 SB 539, 2021-02-26 SB 2150, 2021-03-03 SJRCA 6, 2021-01-29 SB 55, 2021-03-26 SB 103, 2022-01-24 SB 3888
- Topic: Other topics2019-02-14 SB 1 (101st General Assembly), 2021-01-12 SB 1480 (101st General Assembly), 2019-04-03 SB 1474 (101st General Assembly), 2020-05-22 HB 2455 (101st General Assembly), 2021-01-12 HB 4276 (101st General Assembly), 2021-05-21 SJRCA 11, 2022-04-08 SB 3416, 2020-05-23 SB 516 (101st General Assembly), 2021-01-12 SB 1792 (101st General Assembly), 2021-05-28 HB 1443, 2021-10-28 HB 1769, 2021-10-28 HB 3136, 2022-04-07 HB 107, 2022-04-08 SB 157, 2019-04-11 HB 840 (101st General Assembly), 2021-09-13 SB 2408, 2023-01-08 HB 4412, 2019-05-27 SB 9 (101st General Assembly), 2019-10-30 HB 3888 (101st General Assembly), 2022-04-06 HB 5201, 2019-04-08 HB 1873, 2022-03-23 HB 2985
- Topic: No topic recorded2018-03-20 elected, 2018-11-06 elected, 2020-03-17 elected, 2020-11-03 elected, 2022-06-28 elected, 2022-11-08 lost election, 2024-03-19 lost election, 2026-03-17 elected, 2019-01-09 held office, 2021-01-13 held office, 2021 leadership role, 2021 leadership role, 2019 leadership role, 2014 nonprofit role, 2015 nonprofit role, 2016 nonprofit role, 2017 nonprofit role, 2018 nonprofit role, 2016-05 nonprofit role, 2019 nonprofit role, 2021-03-26 nonprofit role, 2018-03-16 nonprofit role, 2017-09-15 committee financial summary, 2017-10-01 committee financial summary, 2018-01-01 committee financial summary, 2018-04-01 committee financial summary, 2018-07-01 committee financial summary, 2018-10-01 committee financial summary, 2019-01-01 committee financial summary, 2019-04-01 committee financial summary, 2019-07-01 committee financial summary, 2019-10-01 committee financial summary, 2020-01-01 committee financial summary, 2020-04-01 committee financial summary, 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- Dated2006-09-12 made contribution, 2014 nonprofit role, 2014-03-18 made contribution, 2014-03-18 made contribution, 2015 nonprofit role, 2016 nonprofit role, 2016-05 nonprofit role, 2017 nonprofit role, 2017-09-15 campaign committee, 2017-09-15 made contribution, 2017-09-15 campaign committee, 2017-09-15 committee financial summary, 2017-09-15 committee financial summary, 2017-10-01 committee financial summary, 2017-10-10 made contribution, 2017-12-13 campaign committee, 2018 campaign committee, 2018 nonprofit role, 2018-01-01 committee financial summary, 2018-01-22 campaign committee, 2018-03-16 nonprofit role, 2018-03-20 elected, 2018-04-01 committee financial summary, 2018-06-05 made contribution, 2018-07-01 committee financial summary, 2018-07-02 campaign committee, 2018-07-02 committee financial summary, 2018-07-02 campaign committee, 2018-07-03 campaign committee, 2018-07-11 campaign committee, 2018-08-10 campaign committee, 2018-10-01 committee financial summary, 2018-10-01 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Assembly), 2019-05-28 SB 2090 (101st General Assembly), 2019-05-28 SB 25 (101st General Assembly), 2019-05-29 SB 1966 (101st General Assembly), 2019-05-30 HB 2 (101st General Assembly), 2019-05-30 SB 687 (101st General Assembly), 2019-05-31 SB 262 (101st General Assembly), 2019-05-31 HB 1438 (101st General Assembly), 2019-06-01 SB 690 (101st General Assembly), 2019-06-01 SB 1939 (101st General Assembly), 2019-06-01 HB 62 (101st General Assembly), 2019-06-01 SB 689 (101st General Assembly), 2019-07-01 committee financial summary, 2019-07-01 committee financial summary, 2019-08-14 campaign committee, 2019-08-27 made contribution, 2019-09-23 made contribution, 2019-10-01 committee financial summary, 2019-10-01 committee financial summary, 2019-10-30 HB 3888 (101st General Assembly), 2019-10-30 HB 3902 (101st General Assembly), 2019-11-13 SB 667 (101st General Assembly), 2019-11-13 SB 10 (101st General Assembly), 2019-11-14 SB 1557 (101st General Assembly), 2019-11-14 HJR 93 (101st General 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Corrections
A candidate filing was recorded as an identity link; it is now recorded as a candidacy for the coming election, with no result. c-cf2619ddef35
Replaced c-1b22995f486e with c-b7c170792d5c. Was: Downstate GOP reported receiving $200.00 from Darren Bailey on August 27, 2019. The entry lists a joint contributor. The second person is not named here.
Replaced c-28ecd053f2c5 with c-4ec6cc33cbfa. Was: Citizens for Reggie Phillips reported receiving $1,000.00 from Darren Bailey on March 18, 2014. The entry lists a joint contributor. The second person is not named here.
Replaced c-2eb618c1c50e with c-b2f5a7f1fb13. Was: Computed sum: Citizens for David Reis reported 3 contributions from Darren Bailey dated September 12, 2006 to August 27, 2012 that add to $1,500.00 ($500.00 + $500.00 + $500.00). The entry lists a joint contributor. The second person is not named here.
Replaced c-6d5c09f0eb58 with c-2ca6c7536b94. Was: Bailey voted yes on concurrence in a House amendment to Senate Bill 157 in the Illinois Senate; the question passed 55-1. Subject: Creates the MICRO Act tax incentives for semiconductor manufacturers and changes economic development and film production tax credits. The subject named only credits and semiconductor incentives.
Reworded c-a9638a1ac966. Was: Darren Bailey's 2026 campaign website states that as governor he will cut wasteful government spending. Now: Darren Bailey's 2026 campaign website states that as governor he will fight to cut wasteful government spending.
Reworded c-9d970abf5689. Was: Darren Bailey's 2026 campaign website states that he will fight to deliver property tax relief. Now: Darren Bailey's 2026 campaign website states, in its section on property taxes, that he will fight to deliver real tax relief.
Added '(not counting the lead line)' to the paragraph locator of 9 claims from the November 2024 capture of the campaign's biography page.
Reworded c-2ca6c7536b94. Was: ...a 0% food tax rate for a year. Now: ...a 0% tax rate on certain food products for a year; also removed the label Revenue bill from the statement.