State Representative Bob Morgan

In observance of the holiday, my district office will be closed and will reopen tomorrow at 9:00 AM. (2/2)

Today, we honor the leaders who have shaped our nation and the enduring principles that guide our democracy. On Presidents’ Day, we reflect on the responsibility of public service and the work still ahead to build a more perfect union. (1/2)

Today, we honor the legacy of our 16th President, Abraham Lincoln. From the prairies of Illinois to the White House, we remember his fight for equality for all.

In observance of his birthday and this state holiday, my district office will be closed and will reopen tomorrow at 9:00 AM

For the last five years, Speaker Welch has led with vision and a deep commitment to public service, helping to break barriers and fighting to make Illinois government more representative of the people it serves. (2/2)

During Black History Month, we celebrate leaders who have shaped our state and continue to move us forward. Today, we proudly recognize Speaker Emanuel "Chris" Welch, the first African American Speaker of the Illinois House of Representatives. (1/2)

As we continue to navigate a world where high-profile stories evolve within minutes, I want to extend a sincere thank you to our students for bringing attention to this important issue! (3/3)

I discussed misinformation and the role social media plays in shaping how we consume news. Often, the same story can create two very different realities for viewers due to media framing and personal bias. (2/3)

Misinformation in the news, and how one story can be depicted in two very different ways, has become commonplace in our country over the last few years. Joining Austin and Daniel, two students in the Deerfield High School DHS-TV program, (1/3)

New SNAP regulations went into effect on Feb. 1st, changing eligibility requirements. Read through to make sure you qualify under these new guidelines.

Distinguished Agency of the Year, as well as to the staff from the Glencoe Park District, for earning the Young Professional of the Year award. We are very fortunate in the 58th District to have such incredible park districts serving our community! (3/3)

We celebrated outstanding individuals and agencies for their leadership in making our communities better places to live and play. Thank you to the Park District of Highland Park for the invitation, and congratulations to the Deerfield Park District on being named (2/3)

It was great attending the 2026 Illinois Association of Park Districts Soaring to New Heights All-Conference Awards Luncheon in Chicago last week. (1/3)

Pritzker draws a line on pensions ahead of tight budget Gov. JB Pritzker renews a push to fully fund Illinois’ unbalanced pension systems by 2048 as he signals a tight budget and continued fiscal restraint.

Governor JB Pritzker is exactly right that we need to further cut our pension debts. I was proud to have passed the COLA buyout bill several years ago with Senator Robert Martwick, which reduced our debts by $1 billion. Let’s continue the progress...

Today, let us recommit ourselves to confronting those who seek to deny or rewrite history, and to ensuring that this chapter of our past is never repeated. Never again. (4/4)

Eighty years ago, the world witnessed the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau, bringing an end to a campaign of terror unlike any the world had known. (3/4)

And while history moves forward, our hearts remain heavy as we remember the six million Jews who were murdered by hatred and antisemitism. (2/4)

Today, on International Holocaust Remembrance Day, I pause to remember my great-grandparents, Salomon “Sally” Hartog and Jetchen Hartog, who were murdered by the Nazi’s. (1/4)🧵

But in this moment, it’s different: when the NRA and I both agree in calling out the federal government for an injustice over the death of Alex Pretti, you know you’re on the wrong side of history. (2/2)

#ice #minnesota #secondamendment #nra #alexpretti

As the Chief Sponsor of the Illinois Assault Weapons Ban, I have always vehemently opposed the work of the NRA, an organization that prioritizes weapons over human lives. 🧵(1/2)

For the safety of our residents, my district office will be closed today due to unsafe cold weather conditions.

For information on warming centers and emergency resources in Lake County, please visit: www.lakecountyil.gov/3168/Extreme...

We will reopen on Monday at 9 AM.

Stay safe and stay warm!

I encourage you to follow along on my pages this spring as we tackle some of our nation’s biggest challenges right here at home.

As always, if I can be of any help, please do not hesitate to reach out. (3/3)

At a time when Washington D.C.’s tariffs and rising costs are squeezing families like yours and mine, Illinois is stepping up. My priority is you, and making life more affordable. (2/3)

Today, we're back in Springfield, kicking off the start of the Spring 2026 legislative session, and my focus is clear: affordability and real relief for working families. (1/3)

Whether it’s giving time, sharing resources, or advocating for systemic reforms, I’m grateful to BJBE for honoring Dr. King by providing the space to help shape the next generation of community leaders. (3/3)

Speaking with students and parents about state government, civic engagement, and the many ways to create change in our communities is always one of the best parts of my job. (2/3)

I spent the morning of MLK Jr. day, at the B'nai Jehoshua Beth Elohim Congregation’s Tikkun Olam Fair, where students and families put kindness into action and learned how social justice can be implemented in everyday life. (1/3)

Today we honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and his unwavering commitment to justice, equality, and service.

In observance of the state holiday, my office will be closed and will reopen tomorrow at 9:00 AM.

knowing our students are engaged and excited to tackle the next frontier of healthcare we'll be approaching. (2/2)

I had a great afternoon joining the students of the HEAL Club at Rosalind Franklin University to talk about the future of AI in healthcare. Their commitment to improving access and engaging in policy gives me hope for the next generation of healthcare leaders, (1/2)

From confronting rising antisemitism, to protecting our immigrants, and safeguarding our democracy, I'm grateful for the lawyers, judges, and advocates who wake up every day to make our state more just and inclusive. The work continues, and we do it together.