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Illinois State Representative Ron Sandack

By Cumulus Media Apr 20, 2016 | 2:47 PM

Illinois State Representative Ron Sandack from the 81st district checked in for his weekly update on the goings-on in Springfield. Sandack talked about the progress of the bill on Daily Fantasy Sports betting, and also reacted to State Comptroller Leslie Munger’s decision to stop paying lawmakers because of the budget impasse in Springfield.