Resolution R2020-590 - Chicago Councilmatic

Submission of public question by referendum to Chicago voters at November 3, 2020 general election whether State of Illinois should restrict sale or possession of firearms defined as assault weapons, or magazines capable of holding more than certain number of rounds of ammunition

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Date 2020-07-22

Legislative body Chicago City Council

Action Adopted

On motion of Alderman Harris, and unsuccessful motion to reconsider the vote by Alderman , the Resolution was Adopted by yeas and nays as follows

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Votes for Yes: 49 Beale, Anthony Brookins, Jr., Howard Burke, Edward M. Burnett, Jr., Walter Cappleman, James Cardenas, George A. Cardona, Jr., Felix Coleman, Stephanie D. Curtis, Derrick G. Dowell, Pat Ervin, Jason C. Gardiner, James M. Hadden, Maria E. Hairston, Leslie A. Harris, Michelle A. Hopkins, Brian King, Sophia D. La Spata, Daniel Lopez, Raymond A. Maldonado, Roberto Martin, Matthew J. Mitchell, Gregory I. Mitts, Emma Moore, David H. Napolitano, Anthony V. Nugent, Samantha O'Shea, Matthew J. Osterman, Harry Quinn, Marty Ramirez-Rosa, Carlos Reboyras, Ariel Reilly, Brendan Rodriguez Sanchez, Rossana Rodriguez, Michael D. Sadlowski Garza, Susan Sawyer, Roderick T. Scott, Jr. Michael Sigcho-Lopez, Byron Silverstein, Debra L. Smith, Michele Sposato, Nicholas Tabares, Silvana Taliaferro, Chris Taylor, Jeanette B. Thompson, Patrick D. Tunney, Thomas Vasquez, Jr., Andre Villegas, Gilbert Waguespack, Scott	Votes against	Other votes Absent: 1 Absent: Austin, Carrie M.

Date 2020-07-20

Legislative body Committee on Committees and Rules

Action Recommended to Pass

Date 2020-07-20

Legislative body Committee on Committees and Rules

Action Direct Introduction

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