Bensenville voters reject grocery tax with 90% voting ‘no’ – Illinois Policy

"While leaders in about 50 towns in Illinois so far have decided to impose their own 1 percent grocery tax starting in 2026, when Bensenville voters were given a choice they clearly didn’t want a tax on their need to eat."
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mqyl
1 year ago

No problem; Bensenville will get the revenue from its residents some other way.

mqyl
1 year ago
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Bensenville needs to take notes from BJ on the many ways to generate more tax and fee revenue from residents and businesses.

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