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List of Illinois state legislatures

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The Illinois General Assembly, the legislature of the U.S. stateofIllinois, has convened many times since statehood became effective on December 3, 1818.

Legislatures[edit]

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Session	Convened	Adjourned	# of legislative days
1st	October 4, 1818	March 31, 1819
2nd	December 4, 1820	February 15, 1821
3rd	December 2, 1822	February 18, 1823
4th	November 15, 1824	January 15, 1825
5th	December 4, 1826	February 19, 1827
6th	December 1, 1828	January 23, 1829^[1]
7th	December 6, 1830	February 14, 1831
8th	December 3, 1832	March 2, 1833
9th	December 1, 1834 (?)	February 17, 1835 (?)
10th	December 5, 1836	March 6, 1837 (?)
11th	December 3, 1838	March 14, 1839
12th	December 7, 1840 (?)	April 20, 1841
13th	December 5, 1842	May 1, 1843
14th	December 2, 1844	May 5, 1845
15th	December 7, 1846	April 19, 1847
16th	January 1, 1849	June 14, 1849
17th	January 6, 1851	April 22, 1851
18th	January 3, 1853	April 16, 1853
19th	January 1, 1855	September 20, 1855
20th	January 5, 1857	(?), 1857
21st	January 3, 1859	July 1, 1859
22nd	January 7, 1861	March 14, 1861
23rd	January 5, 1863	July 15, 1863
24th	January 2, 1865	March 17, 1865
25th	January 7, 1867	April 17, 1867
26th	January 4, 1869	September 10, 1869
27th	January 4, 1871	May 8, 1872^[2]
28th	January 8, 1873	March 31, 1874
29th	January 6, 1875	April 15, 1875
30th	January (?), 1877	June 29, 1877
31st	January 8, 1879	May 31, 1879
32nd	January 5, 1881	May 30, 1881
33rd	January 3, 1883	June 18, 1883
34th	January 7, 1885	June 26, 1885
35th	January 5, 1887	June 15, 1887
36th	January 9, 1889	May 28, 1889
37th	January 7, 1891	June 12, 1891
38th	January 4, 1893	June 16, 1893
39th	January 9, 1895	June 14, 1895
40th	January 6, 1897	June 4, 1897
41st	January 4, 1899	April 14, 1899
42nd	January 9, 1901	May 4, 1901
43rd	January 7, 1903	May 7, 1903
44th	January 4, 1905	May 6, 1905
45th	January 9, 1907	October 8, 1907
46th	January 6, 1909	June 4, 1909
47th	January 4, 1911	June 1, 1911
48th	January 8, 1913	June 13, 1913
49th	January 6, 1915	June 30, 1915
50th	January 3, 1917	June 29, 1917
51st	January 8, 1919	June 30, 1919
52nd	1921	1922
53rd	1923	1924
54th	1925	1926
55th	1927	1928
56th	1929	1930
57th	1931	1932
58th	1933	1934
59th	1935	1936
60th	1937	1938
61st	1939	1940
62nd	1941	1942
63rd	1943	1944
64th	1945	1946
65th	1947	1948
66th	1949	1950
67th	1951	1952
68th	1953	1954
69th	1955	1956
70th	1957	1958
71st	1959	1960
72nd	1961	1962
73rd	1963	1964
74th	1965	1966
75th	1967	1968
76th	1969	1970
77th	1971	1972 ^[3]
78th	1973	1974
79th	1975	1976
80th	1977	1978
81st	1979	1980
82nd	1981	1982
83rd	1983	1984
84th	1985	1986
85th	1987	1988
86th	1989	1990
87th	1991	1992
88th	1993	1994
89th	1995	1996
90th	1997	1998
91st	1999	2000
92nd	2001	2002
93rd	2003	2004
94th	2005	2006
95th	January 14, 2007	January 14, 2009
96th	2009	2010
97th	2011	2012
98th	2013	2014
99th	2015	2016
100th	January 11, 2017	January 9, 2018 ^[3]
101st	January 9, 2019	January 13, 2021^[4]	99
102nd	January 13, 2021	January 10, 2023
103rd	2023	2024 ^[3]

References[edit]

^ "Laws of Illinois". Library. Western Illinois University. Retrieved April 26, 2024.

^ "Laws of Illinois". Library. Western Illinois University. Retrieved April 26, 2024.

^ ^a ^b ^c "Previous General Assemblies". Ilga.gov. Retrieved March 17, 2019.

^ "Dates of 2019 state legislative sessions". Ballotpedia.org. Retrieved March 17, 2019.

External links[edit]

Illinois Blue Books – via Illinois Digital Archives, 1861-
"Illinois Resources: Statutes & Legislation". Research Guides: U.S. States. Georgetown University Law Library.

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