Marty Quinn vs. Debra L. Silverstein: votes, sponsorships, and money
Marty Quinn (13th Ward) and Debra L. Silverstein (50th Ward), side by side.
They voted the same way on 88.4% of the 86 divided roll calls both voted on, and split on 10
Addressed each other 7 times in recorded meetings (1 in agreement, 0 in disagreement)
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Top donors to both
Donor Marty Quinn Debra L. Silverstein Cari Sacks $14,200 $19,800 LiUna Chicago Laborers' District Council PAC $128,400 $11,000 Chicago Land Operators Joint Labor-Management PAC $131,900 $10,000
Where they split
Date Legislation Marty Quinn Debra L. Silverstein Money near the vote Jun 17, 2026 Amendment of Municipal Code Chapter 4-156 regarding social media amusement tax No Yes - May 20, 2026 Amendment of Municipal Code Title 2 by adding new Chapter 2-200 titled The Reverend… No Yes Debra L. Silverstein $300 Apr 15, 2026 Amendment of Municipal Code Section 5-12-130 to require sufficient written notice from… No Yes Debra L. Silverstein $300 Feb 18, 2026 Amendment of Municipal Code Chapter 9-108 by adding new Section 9-108-025 establishing… Yes No - May 21, 2025 Amendment of Municipal Code Sections 2-51-010 and 2-51-050 replacing need for economic… No Yes - Apr 7, 2025 Standing Committee member name changes Yes No - Apr 7, 2025 Appointment of Alderperson Anthony Quezada (35th Ward) Yes No - Apr 17, 2024 Municipal Code Amendment of Scooter Sharing License at Chapter 9-130 No Yes - Nov 7, 2023 Proposal of new tax rates for Chicago R.E. transfer tax to set aside for homeless housing No Yes - Oct 6, 2023 Amendment of Municipal Code Chapter 6-105 by modifying Section 6-105-030 regarding… No Yes -
Money near a vote is not evidence that it influenced the vote. "Money near the vote" is money from interests tied to that legislation in the year before it.
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