Illinois could see its first budget in almost three years by the end of the day. The Illinois House is due back in Springfield this afternoon to try to override Governor Rauner's budget veto. The governor also vetoed the 32-percent income tax increase that fuels the budget. Democrats are once again counting on more than a dozen Republicans to vote with them.
Thursday, July 6, 2017
IL House to Hold Veto Override Vote Today
Illinois could see its first budget in almost three years by the end of the day. The Illinois House is due back in Springfield this afternoon to try to override Governor Rauner's budget veto. The governor also vetoed the 32-percent income tax increase that fuels the budget. Democrats are once again counting on more than a dozen Republicans to vote with them.
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