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Fix SB 3222. Support a Trailer Bill.

What Happened?

SB 3222 is Now Law

SB 3222 (now Public Act 104-0463) was signed into law and will take effect on November 12, 2026.

The law creates the Illinois Hemp Act, repeals the Industrial Hemp Act, and changes how many hemp-derived cannabinoid products are regulated in Illinois. Supporters say the law improves consumer safety and youth protections. Many hemp businesses believe the law's 0.4 mg total THC-per-container limit will remove most federally lawful hemp products from the traditional hemp marketplace, putting thousands of jobs and more than 1,000 Illinois businesses at risk.

Why This Matters

13,500

Illinois Jobs Supported by the Hemp Industry

1,000+

Illinois Businesses

$6.5 Billion

Estimated Economic Impact

Economic figures are based on published Illinois hemp industry analyses.

Who Voted Yes?

The following legislators voted YES on the final version of SB 3222. The votes below are taken from the official Illinois General Assembly roll calls.

Illinois Senate

Omar Aquino — District 2

Christopher Belt — District 57

Cristina Castro — District 22

Javier Cervantes — District 1

Bill Cunningham — District 18

John Curran — District 41

Donald DeWitte — District 33

Mary Edly-Allen — District 31

Laura Ellman — District 21

Paul Faraci — District 52

Sara Feigenholtz — District 6

Laura Fine — District 9

Suzy Glowiak Hilton — District 23

Graciela Guzmán — District 20

Michael Halpin — District 36

Napoleon Harris III — District 15

Erica Harriss — District 56

Michael Hastings — District 19

Darby Hills — District 26

Linda Holmes — District 42

Mattie Hunter — District 3

Adriane Johnson — District 30

Emil Jones III — District 14

Patrick Joyce — District 40

David Koehler — District 46

Seth Lewis — District 24

Kimberly Lightford — District 4

Meg Loughran Cappel — District 49

Robert Martwick — District 10

Steve McClure — District 54

Julie Morrison — District 29

Laura Murphy — District 28

Robert Peters — District 13

Mike Porfirio — District 11

Willie Preston — District 16

Sue Rezin — District 38

Mike Simmons — District 7

Elgie Sims Jr. — District 17

Steve Stadelman — District 34

Sally Turner — District 44

Rachel Ventura — District 43

Karina Villa — District 25

Celina Villanueva — District 12

Ram Villivalam — District 8

Mark Walker — District 27

Craig Wilcox — District 32

Don Harmon — District 39

Illinois House of Representatives

Jaime Andrade Jr. — District 40

Dagmara Avelar — District 85

Harry Benton — District 97

Diane Blair-Sherlock — District 46

Amy Briel — District 76

Kam Buckner — District 26

Mary Beth Canty — District 54

Kelly Cassidy — District 14

Sharon Chung — District 91

Justin Cochran — District 55

Michael Crawford — District 31

Fred Crespo — District 44

Margaret Croke — District 12

Lisa Davis — District 32

William "Will" Davis — District 30

Margaret DeLaRosa — District 42

Martha Deuter — District 45

Eva-Dina Delgado — District 3

Daniel Didech — District 59

Kimberly Du Buclet — District 5

Amy Elik — District 111

Laura Faver Dias — District 62

Robyn Gabel — District 18

Mary Gill — District 35

Jennifer Gong-Gershowitz — District 17

Edgar González Jr. — District 23

Jehan Gordon-Booth — District 92

Nicolle Grasse — District 53

Angelica Guerrero-Cuellar — District 22

Will Guzzardi — District 39Chief House Sponsor

Norine Hammond — District 94

Matt Hanson — District 83

Sonya Harper — District 6

Barbara Hernandez — District 50

Elizabeth "Lisa" Hernandez — District 2

Norma Hernandez — District 77

Jay Hoffman — District 113

Maura Hirschauer — District 49

Hoan Huynh — District 13

Lilian Jiménez — District 4

Gregg Johnson — District 72

Thaddeus Jones — District 29

Tracy Katz Muhl — District 57

Jeff Keicher — District 70

Michael Kelly — District 15

Stephanie Kifowit — District 84

Nicole La Ha — District 82

Lindsey LaPointe — District 19

Camille Lilly — District 78

Theresa Mah — District 24

Natalie Manley — District 98

Martin McLaughlin — District 52

Debbie Meyers-Martin — District 38

Anna Moeller — District 43

Bob Morgan — District 58

Yolonda Morris — District 9

Michelle Mussman — District 56

Suzanne Ness — District 66

Kevin Olickal — District 16

Aarón Ortíz — District 1

Abdelnasser Rashid — District 21

Steven Reick — District 63

Rick Ryan — District 36

Kevin Schmidt — District 114

Brandun Schweizer — District 104

Patrick Sheehan — District 37

Justin Slaughter — District 27

Nicholas Smith — District 34

Anne Stava-Murray — District 81

Brad Stephens — District 20

Nabeela Syed — District 51

Dave Vella — District 68

Lawrence "Larry" Walsh Jr. — District 86

Ann Williams — District 11

Jawaharial Williams — District 10

Janet Yang Rohr — District 41

Emanuel "Chris" Welch — District 7Speaker of the House

Source: Official Illinois General Assembly House roll call for final passage of SB 3222 (May 31, 2026).

Why a Trailer Bill is Needed

Illinois Doesn't Need a Ban. Illinois Needs a Better Law.

We support the consumer safety provisions of Public Act 104-0463, including:

Keep hemp sales limited to adults 21+

Require ID verification

Require independent laboratory testing

Require child-resistant packaging

Require accurate labeling

License retailers and manufacturers

Enforce violations against bad actors

We ask the General Assembly to fix one critical provision by replacing the 0.4 mg total THC-per-container limit with a reasonable standard that protects consumers while allowing federally lawful hemp products to remain available through licensed hemp businesses.

Regulate. Don't Eliminate.

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