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The pulse of Illinois: January 2012 poll results
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1/12/2012

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  1. In January 2011, state officials passed a 67 percent increase to the Illinois state income tax, raising the average household tax bill by approximately $1500.  Do you favor or oppose this tax increase?

    20% Favor
    68% Oppose
    11% Not sure


  2. Has the tax increase put Illinois back on sound fiscal footing and strengthened the Illinois economy?

    7% Yes, Illinois is back on sound fiscal footing and we have a strong economy
    78% No, Illinois isn’t back on sound fiscal footing and the economy isn’t strong
    14% Not sure


  3. How confident are you that revenue from the tax hike has been used responsibly?

    24% Very or somewhat confident
    65% Not very or not at all confident
    11% Not sure


  4. According to current state law, the tax hike will be partially rolled back in 2015 and will fully expire by 2025.  Should the tax hike be repealed immediately, should it be allowed to expire as scheduled or should the tax hike be made permanent?

    53% The tax hike should be repealed immediately
    31% The tax hike should be allowed to expire as scheduled
    9% The tax hike should be made permanent
    7% Not sure


  5. Generally speaking does the Illinois business climate make it more likely that businesses will leave Illinois or more likely that businesses will move to Illinois?

    71% More likely to leave Illinois
    11% More likely to move to Illinois
    18% Not sure
The pulse of Illinois: January 2012 poll results
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