Not in Illinois.
Personally, it's rather unlikely that I would never carry a handgun. But I completely support that others can. The world's a little safer when more good guys have guns.
Are you sure?
Who else is opposed to CCW? Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle;
Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart; Cook County State's Attorney Anita Alvarez;
Chicago Police Department; Police Superintendent Terry Hilliard; Orland Park Chief of Police Tim McCarthy; Gurnee Police Chief Robert Jones; His Eminence Frances George Cardinal George, OMI, Archbishop of Chicago; Rabbi Michael Balinsky, Executive Vice President, Chicago Board of Rabbis; Bishop James Wilkowski, Evangelical Catholic Bishop, Diocese of the Northwest; Rev. Claude Christopher, Presiding Elder Chicago District AME Zion Church; The Right Rev. Jeffrey D. Lee, Episcopal Diocese of Chicago; The Right Rev. Dr. John C. Reynolds, Executive Presbyter, Presbytery of Chicago; American Academy of Pediatrics – Illinois, League of Women Voters, Voices for Illinois Children, National Council of Jewish Women, Northwest Municipal Conference, Children’s Memorial Hospital, Illinois Restaurant Association, Purpose Over Pain, Loyola University Chicago, Crime Victims United of Illinois, The Deborah Movement, and the Uhlich Children’s Advantage Network (UCAN).
http://www.ichv.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/ccw-fact-sheet-ha2.pdf
Also in that article:
The evidence does NOT support the claim that CCW laws reduce crime. Numerous academic studies by respected researchers (including the University of Chicago and Johns Hopkins University) have systematically criticized the methodology and faulty conclusions of studies cited by gun rights advocates as proof that CCW laws reduce violent crime.5 Studies published by the Stanford Law Review and the Journal of Trauma concluded that there is no statistical evidence that CCW laws reduce crime. The studies found that the adoption of such laws generally will increase crime. 6 In addition, a 2005 National Academy of Sciences report found that there is no evidence to support the claim that CCW laws have a causal link to crime rate reduction.7
I've noted this before, so i though a little preemption might avoid this coming up.
Anyway, do a search, and you'll find links to law enforcement across the contry opposing such laws.