IL HB2590

Amends Illinois Election Code Section 28-1 to modify the limit on public questions submitted to voters in a political subdivision.

Permits a fourth public question on the ballot if the first three questions are advisory propositions initiated by resolution and the fourth is a non-advisory question initiated by petition of electors.

Maintains the existing limit of no more than 3 public questions per election, with exceptions for back door referenda, annexation referenda, Property Tax Extension Limitation Law referenda, and county referenda under Section 2-3002 of the Counties Code.

Requires that when more than 3 propositions are timely initiated, the first 3 validly initiated questions are printed on the ballot and submitted at that election.

Takes effect immediately upon becoming law.