Working families pay more under Pritzker – Illinois Policy

Because of permanent tax and fee hikes, the average Illinois family has paid an extra $2,721 since Gov. JB Pritzker took office. To fight rising inflation, Pritzker passed one-year temporary relief saving families $556, so they’re really losing $2,165 in net tax hikes.
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Old Joe
3 years ago

In other news “Water continues to be wet.”

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