
EVENTS
GOP Jamboree - September 18
Konow Farm 6849 Cedar Rd Homer Glen 6:00 PM
Crystal Tree Political Fundraiser -September 16th
10700 W 153rd St Orland Park 5:30 PM
Back the Blue Rally -August 2
Mt Greenwood Chicago
Back the Blue Rally - July 25
Grant Park 2:00 PM
FROM THE
NEWS
Updates:
19TH WARD EARLY VOTING BEGINS OCTOBER 14TH
LOCATION THE BEVERLY ART CENTER
2407 W 111 STREET CHICAGO
I would like to ask everyone for prayers for our POTUS Donald Trump and First Lady Melania on a speedy recovery from the Corona virus
5/22/20 At a time where Illinois already had a strong mail-in ballot program. Our state legislators chose to use the Covid19 as an excuse to pass a Vote by Mail bill (SB1863) for all voters in Illinois. This was passed even with an unknown price tag to already struggling local governments. This bill also grants government only employees a day off.
When 1.1 million Illinoisans are out of work my opponent chose to vote herself a $1,800 pay hike.
For the record, I am totally against Governor Pritzker's threats to fine businesses and possible jail time for violating his "stay-at-home" order. It should be up to the business owners to decide how to open their business while following the mask/distancing rule. It is their livelihood that is being destroyed, and he has no authority to keep them shut down.
Small businesses are responsible for 60% of the net job creation in Illinois and are the businesses most at risk from the economic fallout of COVID-19. Unfortunately, the progressive income tax hike would be the largest for these businesses. Small businesses could face an income tax hike nearly five times larger than that for large businesses.
Bills my opponent Rep Hurley voted for:
-HB40 - Uses Taxpayers money to pay for abortions
-SB687 - Income (Progressive) Tax "Fair" tax voted yes 5/30/19
-SJRCA1 - Removes Flat Tax voted yes on 5/27/19
-HB3233 - Vehicle registration and drivers license increase State
Plate stickers from $101 to $151 voted yes 03/27/19
-HB246 - School CD/History/LGBT voted yes 3/13/2019
-SB262 - $GOMB (salary increase) voted yes 5/31/19
-SB1863 - Vote by Mail bill. voted yes 5/21/20
-SB1939 - Increase Gas Tax .19 to .38 per gallon voted yes 6/1/2019
In 2011 Quinn raised the the income tax from 3.75% to 4.95%. In 2012 Rep Hurley stated she wanted to roll back the temporary income tax increase used to balance the budget in 2011.
Hence SB0009
-SB0009 - Increase Income Tax from 3.75% to 4.95% AND Increased Corp Tax from 4.5% to 7% Voted yes to increase state income tax

