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CPS educators, we understand your frustration
As a public school parent, I know that rebuilding a world-class city requires a world-class education system built on trust. We want what our educators and families want: functional, safe, and accountable schools worthy of Chicago’s children.
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Put Illinois students above politics, and opt in to the federal scholarship program
A new program called the Federal Tax Credit Scholarship, or FTCS, allows taxpayers to claim a federal income tax credit of up to $1,700 for donating to qualified scholarship-granting organizations.
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City Council, vote no on Mayor Johnson’s $830 million bond issue
Susana Mendoza urges City Council to reject Mayor Johnson’s risky $830M bond plan and prioritize fiscal responsibility for Chicago taxpayers.
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Our students deserve stable classrooms, not Brandon Johnson’s costly chaos
Susana Mendoza warns against Mayor Johnson’s risky CPS loan and urges stability, accountability, and transparency for Chicago’s students and families.
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Before City Hall launches this $1.5B bond issue, stop and think
Susana Mendoza urges City Council to reject risky borrowing and demand transparency before approving Mayor Johnson’s $1.5B bond proposal.
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Points in favor of state bill payments reform
Susana Mendoza backs reforms to end 12% profits for wealthy lenders and protect taxpayers with smarter, fairer state bill payment practices.
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Jack Londrigan to manage Mendoza’s 2022 re-election campaign for Comptroller
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Friday, October 1, 2021 CONTACT: Abdon Pallasch | press@susanamendoza.com (312) 315-0212 Jack Londrigan to manage Mendoza’s 2022 re-election campaign for Comptroller Londrigan brings experience, enthusiasm, and deep ties to central Illinois SPRINGFIELD, IL — Comptroller Susana A. Mendoza is proud to announce that she has tapped Jack Londrigan, born and raised in Springfield,…
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Editorial: Our View, Mendoza initiative a smart move
— The State Journal-Register | Editorial Board — When Illinois Comptroller Susana Mendoza champions new legislation or implements a new program, we usually find ourselves thinking: How is this common-sense idea not already in place? It was that way with her quest to end “off-shoring,” the practice governors of both political parties used to make themselves…
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Op-Ed: Illinois comptroller responds to editorial on state finances, politics
— Belleville News-Democrat | Mendoza, S. — I really wish you would pay closer attention to what I say during my frequent visits to your Editorial Board. At no time did I ever “blame Rauner” for the entirety of “Illinois fiscal meltdown” as you misrepresented in your editorial. I have told you on multiple occasions that…
