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Moving Illinois Forward

State Rep. Anna Moeller addressing a crowd in Elgin on May 14, 2022,
on the need to protect access to reproductive healthcare in Illinois.

Anna is a passionate progressive who cares about our community. She has passed reforms that make state government more accountable, improve people’s lives, protect personal freedoms and have a meaningful impact our community, including: 

  • Electing a new Speaker of the House for the first time in decades and enacting term limits for legislative leaders and comprehensive ethics legislation;
  • Passing a balanced budget that provides inflation relief for everyone and invests in education, human services, public safety, access to affordable healthcare and other vital services and gets our finances back on track by paying down debt and creating a rainy-day fund;
  • Protecting women’s reproductive rights, making Illinois a 100% pro-choice state.

She is running for re-election so she can continue to be the voice of the 43rd District in the Illinois House – and hold violent gun offenders accountable, ensure our neighborhood schools have the resources to thrive, support for our small businesses and to address COVID recovery. We cannot let extremist candidates take a page out of the Trump playbook and reverse the progress that we have made. 

If you are interested in helping with the campaign such as signing her petition for re-election or hosting a yard sign, you can reach out here at the “How to Support Anna” page or at moellerforstaterep@gmail.com . 

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Committed to Our Community

Since taking office, Anna has worked to find common ground with legislators on both sides of the aisle on the issues that affect the quality of life for residents in our district and throughout Illinois. She has fought for equal pay for equal work, good government reforms to eliminate pensions for part-time appointed and elected officials, institute legislative leadership term limits, ethics reform, combating climate change and the creation of clean-energy jobs, increasing the minimum wage, a balanced state budget, a more equitable school funding formula, common sense gun control measures, protecting women’s reproductive healthcare and ensuring that elderly residents have access to in-home services that keep them independent and out of nursing homes.

Changing state government requires the state’s elected officials to lead by example. That’s why one of her first official actions after taking office was to reject a taxpayer-fund pension and healthcare benefits offered to legislators. Regardless of which party and which special interest group supports a particular area of the budget, she will work diligently to identify waste and to look for ways that departments can improve efficiencies and use taxpayer dollars more effectively and efficiently. Any group or agency that receives tax dollars from the state must be held accountable to ensure that funds are not misspent.

As a full-time legislator, her top priority continues to be staying accessible to the constituents I represent. She will continue to do this by walking door to door throughout the community, holding town hall meetings, and through hosting informational events for residents like my annual senior fair, advisory committees and coffee stops.

-Website Paid for by Friends for Anna Moeller-