Lawmaker touts HB 9 as a $3.5 billion statewide property tax relief plan
April 05, 2026 | State Government, Senate, Legislative, Illinois
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A Republican lawmaker said he/she filed HB 9 and other bills intended to provide property tax relief, claiming that 'HB 9 ... would have provided $3,500,000,000 of property tax relief statewide.' The lawmaker said Republican proposals have not received hearings amid a Democratic supermajority and criticized what was described as the governor's limited action on reform.
"I filed this bill, and I have filed many others in other general assemblies, and yet I can't get a hearing on any of them," the lawmaker said. The transcript records no legislative response or accounting of the claimed $3.5 billion figure within this recording.
"I filed this bill, and I have filed many others in other general assemblies, and yet I can't get a hearing on any of them," the lawmaker said. The transcript records no legislative response or accounting of the claimed $3.5 billion figure within this recording.
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