Illinois HB5579 establishes rules for local referendums, limiting public funds and resources for advocacy and designating official committees.
HB5579, the Local Referendum Neutrality and Taxpayer Protection Act, sets guidelines for local referendums in Illinois. It restricts public bodies from using public funds, facilities, or employee time for activities aimed at influencing voter support for or against a referendum. The bill mandates that voters can endorse only one committee for or against a referendum and prohibits individuals from participating in both a pro and an anti-referendum committee.
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