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Since 2018, Fritz has delivered on his promise to fix Cook County’s broken property system, cleaning up corruption, making the wealthy pay their fair share, and getting more property tax relief to families who need it. Here’s what he’s accomplished:&nbsp;

Fritz's Track Record

Fritz banned gifts to Assessor's office employees, implemented strict ethics rules, and made assessment formulas public and transparent. No more political favors for campaign donors.

Fritz ended pay-to-play corruption

By properly assessing mansions and luxury homes that were paying less than they should, Fritz shifted almost $2 billion in tax burden off working- and middle-class homeowners.

Fritz saved homeowners almost $2 billion

Fritz fought to raise the income eligibility for the Senior Freeze so more households qualify. He also championed automatic renewals for the Senior Exemption.

Fritz expanded tax relief for seniors, veterans, and people with disabilities

Fritz spearheaded a new special assessment program that has helped create thousands of affordable housing units across Cook County.

Fritz created more than 15,000 affordable housing units

The Assessor’s office now holds more than one outreach event per business day, with more than one-third in Spanish, helping homeowners understand how appeals and exemptions work.

Fritz expanded outreach to make the office more accessible

Under Fritz's leadership, Cook County has become a national model. The office has won awards for accuracy, transparency, and accessibility — the first time Cook County has been recognized this way.

Fritz won national awards for transparency and ethics

Won national awards for transparency and ethics

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A lifelong Democrat, Fritz Kaegi ran for Assessor in 2018 to make the property tax system work for working people instead of the wealthy and well-connected. He’s cleaned up corruption, made mansions pay their fair share, expanded tax relief for seniors and veterans, and turned the Assessor’s office into a national model for transparency.

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Meet Assessor Fritz Kaegi

Fritz Kaegi cleaned up decades of pay-to-play corruption at the Assessor’s office and fought for more property tax relief for homeowners. Now he’s running for re-election to bring down costs for middle-class families by making commercial properties pay their fair share.

Fritz Kaegi is fighting to make big corporations pay their fair share.

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Community leaders and elected officials are proud to support Fritz Kaegi—because they know he's fighting for a more equitable property tax system for everyone.

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State Sen. Mark Walker

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18th District

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Chicago Tribune: Study finds Kaegi has improved fairness in Cook County property assessments