Illinois Statutes § 5/28-8 Referendum on home rule-Procedure
Statute Text
If a referendum held in accordance with Section 28-7 of this Act involved the question of whether a unit of local government shall become a home rule unit or shall
continue
[cease]
to be a home rule unit and if that referendum passed, then the clerk of that unit of local government shall, within 45 days after the referendum, file with the Secretary of State a certified statement showing the results of the referendum and the resulting status of the unit of local government as a home rule unit or a non-home rule unit. The Secretary of State shall maintain such certified statements in his office as a public record.
The question of whether a unit of local government shall become a home rule unit shall be submitted in substantially the following form:
Shall (name of the unit of local government) become a home rule unit?
Votes must be recorded as "yes" or "no".
The question of whether a unit of local government shall
continue
[cease]
to be a home rule unit shall be submitted in substantially the following form:
Shall (name of the unit of local government)
continue
[cease]
to be a home rule unit?
Votes must be recorded as "yes" or "no".
Source
P.A. 80-1469.
History
Amended by P.A. 103-0600 , § 10-5 , eff. 7/1/2024 .
Amended by P.A. 098-0115 , § 5 , eff. 7/29/2013 .
Amended by P.A. 095-0699 , § 5 , eff. 11/9/2007 .
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