[patton]

I wonder how long they give him to get out of the governer’s mansion.

Do the state police or his security detail just put him off the property immediately, or what?

Do they put his goods out on the sidewalk?

[Southside_Chicago_Republican]

He refused to move into the governor’s mansion, so that won’t be a problem.

[BillyBoy]

>> I wonder how long they give him to get out of the governer’s mansion. Do the state police or his security detail just put him off the property immediately, or what? Do they put his goods out on the sidewalk? <<

Since his 2003 inauguration, our governor ha opted not to live in the Governor's mansion. He stays at his private estate in the Ravenwood neighborhood of Chicago, and stays at a hotel while in the state capitol, Springfield (which is a rare occurrence).

Rod Blagojevich is the first Governor not to live in the "continuously occupied" Governor's office since it was first opened in the 1850s.

[Atlantian]

His wife wouldn’t move down state to Springfield, so they stayed in Chicago.

[bcsco]

I wonder how long they give him to get out of the governer’s mansion.

He's never really spent much time at the mansion. He resides in his Chicago neighborhood and conducted state business out of a Chicago office.

[LauraJean]

Never lived in the Governor’s mansion. The family would show up a few times a year as a photo op. He would usually work in Chicago and fly down to Springfield every once in a while.