Illinois Voters Being Asked a Variety of Local Ballot Questions

Illinois voters have a variety of local ballot questions to consider in the upcoming election.

These questions cover a wide range of topics, from school funding to park districts to sales taxes.

Here is a summary of some of the most important ballot questions:

Cook County sales tax: Voters will be asked to approve a one-cent sales tax increase for Cook County. The revenue from this tax would be used to fund a variety of programs, including infrastructure improvements, public safety, and education.

Chicago Public Schools property tax: Voters will be asked to approve a property tax increase for Chicago Public Schools. The revenue from this tax would be used to fund teacher salaries, programs, and other school needs.

Cook County property tax: Voters will be asked to approve a property tax increase for Cook County. The revenue from this tax would be used to fund a variety of county services, including health care, public safety, and social services.

DuPage County sales tax: Voters will be asked to approve a one-cent sales tax increase for DuPage County. The revenue from this tax would be used to fund a variety of county services, including infrastructure improvements, public safety, and education.

Kane County sales tax: Voters will be asked to approve a one-cent sales tax increase for Kane County. The revenue from this tax would be used to fund a variety of county services, including infrastructure improvements, public safety, and education.

These are just a few of the most important ballot questions that Illinois voters will be asked to consider in the upcoming election.

It is important for voters to educate themselves on these questions and make informed decisions about how to vote.

For more information on the ballot questions, voters can visit the Illinois State Board of Elections website.