A voter reviews the Cook County public question asking whether Illinois should impose a 3% surcharge on income above $1 million and divide the revenue between property-tax relief and public education. | NaBeela Washington/15 West School Funding Chicago voters will weigh in on taxing millionaires for schools. How the money is divided matters, too. Two advisory questions on Chicago ballots ask voters whether Illinois should tax millionaires to support public education. Advocates and policy experts say raising more money is only part of the solution. Where that money goes could determine whether it closes existing school funding gaps. By NaBeela Washington • 8 min read
