Illinois' budget must reflect reality, Pritzker says in his State of the State address
- Governor JB Pritzker delivered his seventh State of the State address, discussing plans for education and healthcare along with criticism of President Trump, which led to boos from some lawmakers.
- Pritzker announced a projected budget deficit of approximately $3.2 billion for fiscal year 2026, which will necessitate spending cuts or new revenues to address it.
- He highlighted significant achievements such as paying down over $12 billion in debt and increasing the rainy day fund to over $2 billion, while also discussing initiatives to cancel medical debt and improve housing affordability.
- Pritzker emphasized the importance of addressing high prices for everyday goods due to new tariffs proposed by President Trump and the need for fiscal responsibility in the budget.
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