Illinois State Comptroller Susana A. Mendoza
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Recent News About Illinois State Comptroller Susana A. Mendoza
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Illinois Comptroller: 20 Illinois counties delinquent in filing annual financial reports with state
Nearly one-fifth of Illinois county governments are delinquent in filing annual state reports detailing their financial condition.That's according to Illinois State Comptroller Susana Mendoza, whose office compiles the reports, posting them online for public review.
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Mendoza may be future Chicago mayor hopeful, but tonight she's state comptroller
Democrat Susana Mendoza won re-election as state comptroller Tuesday night, taking 61 percent of the vote against her opponent, Darlene Senger, with 36 percent.
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State's whopping debt load reaches $7.76 billion
The Illinois vendor debt increased for the week that ended Sept. 21, finishing at $7,767,600,175.05.
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State debt decreases for fourth straight week
Illinois vendor debt dipped downward to $7,373,604,402.47 during the week ending Sept. 14.
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State debt stays under $8 billion for third week in a row
For the third straight week, Illinois’s unpaid vendor debt checked in below $8 billion, finishing the week ending Sept. 6 at $7,725,996,776.34.
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State debt remains unchanged at $7.5 billion
Illinois’ unpaid vendor debt remained virtually unchanged during the week ending Aug. 30, landing at $7,539,212,130.56, the Illinois Comptroller’s website states.
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ILLINOIS STATE COMPTROLLER SUSANA A. MENDOZA: Governor Rauner signs Comptroller Mendoza's entire Legislative Agenda
Governor Rauner has signed all five of Comptroller Susana A. Mendoza’s bills, the last two coming late Friday.
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State's unpaid debt falls just below $8 billion
The State of Illinois saw unpaid vendor debt slightly dip during the week ending Aug. 23, after recently topping $8 billion.
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Illinois' unpaid vendor debt surpasses $8 billion
Illinois’ unpaid vendor debt jumped above $8 billion during the week ending Aug. 10, a rise of roughly $500 million after several weeks of hovering in the neighborhood of more than $7 billion.
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State debt surpasses $7.8 billion, ending downward streak
Illinois’ unpaid vendor debt shot up to more than $7.79 billion the week ending July 19, topping last week’s debt load by more than $1 billion and ending a streak of overall debt falling under $7 billion.