SPRINGFIELD – State Senator Paul Faraci (D-Champaign) took the oath of office and was sworn in for a new term Wednesday as the Illinois Senate officially began the 104th General Assembly. He released the following statement:
“It’s an incredible honor to take the oath of office and continue representing the hardworking people of the 52nd District. I am deeply committed to addressing the challenges our communities face and working to create meaningful opportunities for every resident.
“As we begin this new term, I want to honor the memory and legacy of State Senator Scott Bennett, whose dedication to service and compassion for others made an incredible impact on our district and the state.
“This session, I will build upon his work to prioritize community-focused initiatives, fostering economic and workforce development, supporting our labor force, strengthening agriculture, championing both higher and public education and improving access to resources for individuals with disabilities. These sectors are crucial to building stronger, more sustainable communities across Illinois.
“I look forward to working with my colleagues to deliver real solutions for the people of our state. Together, we will advance policies that empower our communities and improve the lives of all Illinoisans.”
