We’re just over a month away from the election of 2016. It’s a season of campaign advertising, speeches, debates, and of course polling.
Every election cycle, Illinois voters are asked their opinions on a range of issues by the Paul Simon Public Policy Institute at SIU Carbondale.
This year, they weighed in on elections for president and U.S. Senate, the popularity state government leaders, and whether Illinois ought to amend its constitution to lock in road-building money.
The Simon Institute’s John Jackson spoke with our Statehouse reporter Brian Mackey.
