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Illinois Property Taxes and Political Race Amid Tax Hikes

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 22
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What happened

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JB Pritzker raised taxes in Illinois. Separately, Brian Scopa announced his candidacy for Illinois House District 84, citing the state's high property taxes and cost of living as reasons for his run. Scopa stated that Illinois residents pay the highest combined state and local tax rate in the country, nearly 17% for a median household, compared to a national average of about 11%.

From dupagepolicyjournal.com

Why it matters

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The tax hike and the resulting political campaign highlight the high tax burden in Illinois. The state's high combined tax rate is a significant factor in the cost of living, which influences consumer spending and housing affordability in the state.

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  • JB PritzkerGovernor of Illinois, exercising executive authority to drive state policy and legislation
  • IllinoisState of the United States of America where tax rates and cost of living are high

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