East Central Reporter

Rep. Miller's latest newsletter covers a range of topics affecting Illinois, as well as his own efforts to engage with constituents. In the newsletter, Miller criticizes the allocation of funds towards fake meat production, highlighting the case of Upside Foods receiving financial support despite halting their expansion plans in Illinois. He expresses his disapproval of Governor Pritzker's Prisoner Review Board, citing a case where a released felon went on to commit a heinous crime. Miller also addresses the concerning population decline in Illinois, attributing it to factors such as high taxes and corruption.

Regarding gun laws, Miller references a recent court ruling that may lead to a challenge in the U.S. Supreme Court. He questions the emphasis on preschool funding by Governor Pritzker and the Illinois Democrat Supermajority, pointing out the lack of correlation between increased spending and educational success. The newsletter also touches on the safety of Illinois' bridges post the Baltimore bridge accident and offers suggestions for sprucing up kitchens for spring.

Miller encourages constituents to voice their opinions on key issues and provides resources for contacting his office. He invites constituents to participate in a survey to help guide his decisions as their representative. Additionally, he shares a map of the new 101st House District for residents to check their district and offers assistance with state agency interactions through his office located in Charleston.

Through his newsletter, Rep. Miller aims to keep constituents informed about critical matters in Illinois and engage with them to address pressing concerns.