Illinois SB1356 prohibits political contributions from gaming-related entities to influence gaming license approvals.
Illinois SB1356, the Video Gaming Ethics and Political Contributions Prohibition Act, bans political contributions from video game terminal operators, landlords, property owners, their board of directors, investors, and immediate family members to municipal or county officials issuing gaming licenses and affiliated political action committees. The prohibition lasts 10 years from the issuance or approval of a gaming license. The Act mandates disclosure of benefits and contributions from gaming licenses to the appropriate governmental body.
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