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Illinois Legislature Overrides Governor's Veto of Chicago Pension Bill
Chicago Sun-Times Link to more items from this source
May 31, 2016
"[T]he Illinois House on Monday voted 72-43 to override [Gov. Bruce] Rauner's veto of the Chicago police and fire pension bill ... The action came just hours after the Illinois Senate voted 39-19 to override the bill. It will now become law.... Rauner blasted the bill, which defers city payments to the pension funds, as financially irresponsible by merely kicking the can down the road. [Chicago Mayor Rahm] Emanuel said Rauner's veto, if sustained, would have meant a $300 million property tax hike for city property owners, which Emanuel quickly dubbed the 'Rauner Tax.' "

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