Governor JB Pritzker

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Husband and father. Proudly serving as Illinois’ 43rd governor.

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Governor JB Pritzker

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Donald Trump: Stop trying to incite Illinoisans into violence. Pack up and go home.

Congratulations to all the runners today at the Chicago Marathon! I hope you’re taking a moment after crossing the finish line and enjoying all that the best big city in the nation has to offer.

Today, Illinois enacts the strongest artificial intelligence safety and accountability bill in the nation. We are establishing our state as a leader in setting guardrails for responsible innovation and growth in AI — all the while protecting Illinoisans.

Authoritarians thrive on your silence — be loud — for America.

Always great to see all of you down in Springfield for the Illinois State Fair.

Donald Trump and Kristi Noem are using every lever to provoke our communities and incite chaos. If they wanted to help Illinoisans, they would work with us — not against us — to protect public safety.

The President continues to threaten to jail me. My job is to stand up for the people of Illinois and stand in the way of him harming them.

Da Pope, Chicago’s very own beer. Make sure to stop by and grab one for yourself while you can at Burning Bush Brewery.

All of us must be civil rights activists at this moment. Just like those who showed up, stood up, and spoke out today at National Action Network’s 2026 Convention. If we don’t have a fair election in November, we won’t have any more elections.

Met a very special someone in Chicago. Juanita has been the fourth longest continuous serving State employee until her retirement this year. It was an honor to be able to thank her for her service in person.

Our seventh balanced budget was focused from start to finish on Illinoisans. It not only advances our state's growing record of fiscal responsibility but also continues our investments in education, health care, public safety, and jobs. I'm proud to say we delivered for them.

Donald Trump is looking out for his corporate donors while Americans pay more at the pump. That's why I'm urging Congress to make the sale of E15 permanent year-round to help lower prices for consumers and boost demand for corn grown by Illinois farmers.

Happy Holidays, Illinois! I hope you and your loved ones take a moment to enjoy the holiday spirit and all the joy this season brings. From mine to yours, we wish you a time full of happiness, laughter, and good times!

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Donald Trump put people in harm’s way to save himself. That’s who this President is.

Proud to be with you all in Chicago last night as we set the record for how many people could take a shot of Malört at the same time.

Don’t let the door hit you on the way out, Kristi Noem.

It's time to abolish Trump’s ICE.

My message to Kristi Noem is clear: Get out of Chicago.

It's time to build, Illinois.

Happy National Walking Day, Illinois.

Our leaders in Washington could learn a thing or two from some of the best elementary school students here in Illinois.

At a time when the federal administration didn’t recognize domestic violence as a serious public health crisis, Illinois did. Today, advocates continue to raise their voices to put more power into the hands of survivors. I’m inspired by their leadership to continue that work.

Donald Trump's administration is treating the people of this country as an adversary. It's pushing the boundaries of its authority, terrorizing our communities, and disregarding all accountability. We will not meet intimidation with fear — we will meet it with truth.

If you come for my people, you come through me.

As Governor of Illinois, my oath is to the Constitution of our state and our nation. We don’t have kings in America, and I won’t bend the knee to one.

“Whenever I’m about to do something, I think ‘Would an idiot do that?’ and if they would, I do not do that thing.” – Dwight Schrute And what is the best way to spot an idiot? Look for the person who is cruel.

I – like Trump and RFK Jr. – do not have a medical degree. So, when questions surrounding medical treatments emerge, I listen to people who do. I get my information from doctors and public health experts – and urge you to do the same.

Do not come, Donald Trump. You are neither wanted nor needed here in Illinois.

If the National Governors Association chooses to remain silent, Illinois will have no choice but to withdraw from the organization. We should be standing as one against the idea that Donald Trump can call up the National Guard against our will.

In Englewood today to meet with Peacekeepers who are working to create safer communities. It's folks like these that we need more of doing the hard work of community violence prevention, not troops on the ground to undermine efforts fighting crime.

We used to have presidents who exhibited character, honesty, integrity, kindness, and empathy. Those are all things that I think all of us long for once again. We were reminded today by Barack Obama that we can have that.

We put our blood, sweat, and tears into fighting for others and fighting for the city of Chicago. And it’s blood, sweat, and tears that make up Malört.

Dolly Parton was an inspiration to so many Americans as a singer and actress — but especially by sparking a love of reading with Dolly Parton's Imagination Library. We'll remember Dolly as a trailblazer who cared for all, especially our children. May her memory be a blessing.