SPRINGFIELD – According to the American Heart Association, women are 27% less likely than men to receive bystander CPR, often due to hesitation or misconceptions about performing aid. To change this, State Senator Laura Ellman is spearheading a new initiative at improving CPR training in Illinois schools.
“When someone’s life is on the line, every second counts. More inclusive, realistic CPR training helps people act quickly and save lives,” said Ellman (D-Naperville). “Students should feel confident stepping in during an emergency, no matter who needs help.”
Read more: Ellman bill to update CPR training, improve emergency response outcomes

SPRINGFIELD – Digital coupons have become more common; however, not all consumers can easily access them. State Senator Laura Ellman is combatting this with House Bill 45 to ensure eligible consumers receive the benefits of digital promotions when they meet the stated terms.
“People shouldn’t miss out on savings because a promotion isn’t accessible,” said Ellman (D-Naperville). “If it’s offered, it should be usable to all, especially when a digital coupon can make a difference when buying in bulk with increasing grocery prices.”
Read more: Ellman legislation to ensure fair access to digital discounts advances

SPRINGFIELD – To ensure Illinois maintains strong environmental and public health protections even if federal standards are weakened in the future, State Senator Laura Ellman advanced House Bill 5070 through the Senate on Thursday in an effort to safeguard clean air, water and more.
“Illinois families deserve clean air to breathe and safe water to drink regardless of changes happening at the federal level,” said Ellman (D-Naperville). “This measure ensures our state can continue protecting public health and the environment instead of automatically rolling back standards whenever federal protections are weakened.”
Read more: Ellman bill ensures Illinois can uphold stronger environmental protections

SPRINGFIELD – Digital coupons have become more common; however, not all consumers can easily access them. State Senator Laura Ellman is combatting this with House Bill 45 to ensure eligible consumers receive the benefits of digital promotions when they meet the stated terms.
“People shouldn’t miss out on savings because a promotion isn’t accessible,” said Ellman (D-Naperville). “If it’s offered, it should be usable to all, especially when a digital coupon can make a difference when buying in bulk with increasing grocery prices.”
Read more: Ellman bill to ensure fair access to digital discounts
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