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Amy Jacobson

Amy Jacobson

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Co-Host, Chicago's Morning Answer with Dan Proft & Amy Jacobson

Chicago, Elk Grove Village

Final Covers

Local government, Local business, educationcommunity, Environment , Poverty , Equity

Doesn’t Cover

Topics I am not passionate about

Journalist Type

Seniority Positions

Content

Total articles 59

  • Public dollars should serve the public good, not fund private tuition

    By Amy Jacobson| Jamestown Sun Verified Right now, the North Dakota Legislature is considering a slate of so-called “education savings account” bills. Whatever the poll-tested “school choice” label of the week is, don’t be fooled — they do the same thing in effect: drain public dollars that could support our public schools to subsidize private school tuition.

    By Amy Jacobson · Jamestown Sun

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Ballot measure resolution a roadblock to democratic process

    By Amy Jacobson| North Dakota Monitor@ The people of North Dakota deserve better than House Concurrent Resolution 3003 — a proposal at the state legislature that would undermine our rights and our civic powers as citizens. This resolution, like last year’s Measure 2, is an attack on our ability to shape our future through citizen-initiated ballot measures. It’s designed to silence us by raising the voting approval threshold for constitutional amendments to 60%, making it far harder for everyday North Dakotans to be heard.

    By Amy Jacobson · North Dakota Monitor

    Jan. 18, 2025

  • Public dollars should serve the public good, not fund private tuition

    By Amy Jacobson| Jamestown Sun Verified Right now, the North Dakota Legislature is considering a slate of so-called “education savings account” bills. Whatever the poll-tested “school choice” label of the week is, don’t be fooled — they do the same thing in effect: drain public dollars that could support our public schools to subsidize private school tuition.

    By Amy Jacobson · Jamestown Sun

    Apr. 14, 2025

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Chicago's Morning Answer with Dan Proft & Amy Jacobson