Well, if you are expecting quick action now regarding MGT, you are going to be disappointed. We don’t even know who our Governor is yet.
Early indications are (and perhaps we will know better by Friday) that Quinn has won, but if so, only by the slimmest of margins.
This means that even if Quinn holds on to the Governor’s chair, he will have to appease a lot of people in IL who voted for him only as the lesser of two evils. So don’t be looking for him to do anything controversial anytime soon. Even if he is announced the winner of the election, his win is certain to be challenged in court by Bill Brady. That process can extend over 30 days. Quinn will not be in the position to act on reinstatement of MGT until all electoral matters are finally decided. Until then, anything he attempts to do will be attacked by opponents.
So, nothing immediate is expected to happen at IDOC. Reinstatement of MGT is still probably months away, and any additional Early Release is not even on the political horizon.
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