Since this had to pass with a supermajority, the veto almost certainly will be overridden.

The Illinois State Board of Elections has a board meeting on Monday with a sizzling issue suddenly landing from the White House: Will the state of Illinois turn over personal information about Illinois voters to President Donald Trump’s new “election integrity” commission?

Comment: I like disagreement from people I respect, as Mary Pat Campbell does here. However, she didn’t answer the challenge at the end of my article, which is to describe a solution that doesn’t include bankruptcy. Further, I’ve always made clear bankruptcy is a bad option. That’s not the question. It’s about whether it’s the only option. As for whether the rest of the country should support bankruptcy for Illinois, I’m fine with letting them vote in their own self-interest. Illinois is a drag on the national economy and on safety net programs. What’s going to cost the country less?

Almost certainly will be overridden because passage of the bills today took a supermajority vote.

Senate all but certain to pass, too. Rauner says he will veto it, but since this had to pass with a supermajority, the veto almost certainly will be overridden.

“Virtually every reform Rauner and legislative Republicans once sought is gone or watered-down to the point of uselessness. Collective bargaining reforms: Gone. Lowering income tax rates to 3 percent: Gone. Stand-alone 401(k)-style plans for new state workers: Gone. And term limits? Gone.”