Illinois SR 114: PROGRESSIVE INCOME TAX-OPPOSE
Status: Added as Co-Sponsor Sen. Chris Balkema (as of 2025-05-06)
State: Illinois · Session: 104th · Bill: SR 114
Sponsors: John F. Curran, Andrew S. Chesney, Chris Balkema, Craig Wilcox, Dale Fowler, Darby A. Hills, Dave Syverson, Donald P. DeWitte, Erica Harriss, Jil Tracy, Li Arellano, Jr., Neil Anderson, Sally J. Turner, Seth Lewis, Steve McClure, Sue Rezin, Terri Bryant
Bill Text
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