Legislators expected in Springfield for session

SPRINGFIELD - Illinois lawmakers are expected in Springfield for one of two remaining legislative sessions under outgoing Gov. Pat Quinn's tenure.

The session starts Wednesday and several issues could pop up. That includes lawmakers reconsidering issues that Quinn has vetoed. One lawmaker says he'll try for an override of the governor's veto of ridesharing legislation. He'll need a three-fifths vote.

Other proposals could surface, though rules are stricter during the so-called veto session. Legislation needs a three-fifths majority to take effect immediately.

House Speaker Michael Madigan has a plan to separate the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum from a state agency. Quinn wants to increase Illinois' $8.25 minimum wage to at least $10.

Quinn and Republican Governor-elect Bruce Rauner both plan to be in Springfield during the week.