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8 Reasons to Vote NO on Amendment 1

Illinois Review by Illinois Review
October 27, 2022
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Opponent Arguments against Amendment 1:

1. Illinois public unions would gain the nation’s most extreme, anti-taxpayer powers.

2. Would drive Illinoisans’ property taxes – already the nation’s highest – even higher.

3. Erodes parents’ rights over their children’s education.

4. Enshrines private sector workers’ status as second-class citizens.

5. Strips lawmakers of their ability to pass important labor reforms.

6. Collective bargaining would become a fundamental right like free speech or religious freedom.

7. Locks vast public sector negotiating powers into the constitution.

8. Blocking Right to Work would harm Illinois’ competitiveness.

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