ILChiro-PAC
Support the officials who support chiropractic in Illinois.
The Illinois Chiropractic Society Political Action Committee supports candidates for Illinois state office who have demonstrated support for chiropractic issues - and who recognize the value of chiropractic physicians in the health care system.
Why contribute
The ILChiro-PAC continually works for you
A voluntary organization funded by chiropractic physicians who share political objectives and pool their resources - so every contribution has a bigger impact on the candidates who understand our issues.
Advance good legislation
The ICS initiates legislation each session that seeks to help chiropractic physicians maintain their scope of practice and build profitability.
Educate policymakers
The ICS educates policymakers and increases chiropractic awareness by sponsoring events with legislators and regulators through the ILChiro-PAC.
Stop harmful bills
The ICS works to defeat legislation introduced in the Illinois General Assembly deemed to be harmful to the chiropractic profession or its practitioners.
Back chiropractic's allies
Elected officials who support the chiropractic profession and our patients must be supported financially for election and re-election.
How the PAC works
Built for one purpose: chiropractic's voice in Springfield
State-level
As a state PAC, the ILChiro-PAC contributes only to candidates running for Illinois state office
Voluntary
Funded by those who share political objectives and pool their resources to increase their impact
Nonpartisan
Not affiliated with any political party - focused on officials who understand our issues
Make an impact
Pool your resources. Multiply your voice.
Every contribution helps elect and re-elect the officials who understand chiropractic's important issues.
A copy of our report filed with the State Board of Elections is (or will be) available on the Board's official website (www.elections.il.gov) or for purchase from the State Board of Elections, Springfield, Illinois. Contributions to the ICS-PAC are not deductible for federal or state income tax purposes.