Cook County, it’s been the honor of my life to serve as your Assessor.
Tonight wasn't what we were hoping for, but the fight for a fairer tax system continues — and I'll be fighting alongside you every step of the way.
Election Day tradition: A stop at Manny’s to warm up with soup and corned beef!
Graphic with “polls are open” and Fritz Kaegi for Assessor logo
Let’s do this, Cook County! Polls are open until 7 pm.
Remember: If you’re in line when a polling place closes, you can still vote!
Here’s the choice on Tuesday: Someone who will never take a dime from property tax lawyers and special interests, or someone who wants to sell out Cook County to all of them.
I’m running for re-election to serve you and no one else.
Make sure to vote by March 17!
We had a great GOTV weekend talking with folks across Cook County about how I will always fight for homeowners, not big corporations.
Two days left to vote – let’s win this!
Let's GOTV, Cook County!
Find voting info at www.fritzforassessor.com/vote
Multiple municipal leaders endorsing Fritz Kaegi for Cook County Assessor, with headshots of mayors and local officials and a note that Election Day is March 17, 2026
I’m proud to have the support of so many incredible leaders from across Cook County. Together, we’re fighting for a government that works for everyone, not just the wealthy and well-connected.
Chicago Alderperson Anthony Beale endorses Fritz Kaegi for Cook County Assessor. Pics of both
Quote from Chicago Alderperson Anthony Beale about why he’s endorsing Fritz Kaegi for Cook County Assessor. Pic of Ald. Beale and Kaegi campaign logo
I’m grateful for Ald. Beale’s support and for his partnership in reforming the property tax system. We need big corporations to pay their fair share so Cook County families pay less.
Election Day is 3/17 — tell your friends to GOTV by this Tuesday!
The property tax system should work for the people of Cook County and no one else.
I wrote in @crainschicago.bsky.social about how we're fighting to stop corporate tax breaks, lower bills for homeowners, and make the system fairer and more transparent.
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Graphic listing community organizations and unions endorsing Fritz Kaegi for Cook County Assessor, including AFSCME Council 31, Citizen Action Illinois, Equality Illinois, Young Democrats of Chicago, and multiple progressive groups, with Election Day noted as March 17, 2026.
I'm proud to be endorsed by so many local advocates and community organizations fighting for fairness across our county.
Less than a week to go until Election Day — let’s win this!!
Ald. Pat Dowell endorses Fritz Kaegi for Assessor. Photos of Pat and Fritz
Photo and quote from Ald Pat Dowell, Fritz Kaegi campaign logo
As Chair of the City Council Finance Committee, Ald. Pat Dowell has pushed to make life more affordable for Chicagoans, and she understands the challenges homeowners face when big corporations and the politically connected receive handouts they don’t deserve. I’m grateful for her support.
Rep. Norma Hernandez Endorses! with photos of Rep. Norma Hernandez and Cook County Assessor candidate Fritz Kaegi on a blue campaign background.
Graphic featuring a quote from State Rep. Norma Hernandez praising Fritz Kaegi’s work on transparency and fairness in Cook County’s property tax system and endorsing him for reelection as assessor.
Honored to have the support of Rep. Norma Hernandez, chief sponsor of the Municipal Built Homes Act – a bill we worked on together to address the housing crisis.
Her leadership is helping bring new homes onto the tax rolls, broadening the tax base and making housing more affordable.
This one means a lot — I’m proud to have the support of my very own village president here in Oak Park! President Vicki Scaman sees the work we’re doing to make government more transparent and accessible. Honored to have her as a partner in this work.
“Members of Congress for Fritz Kaegi” with headshot of Senators Dick Durbin and Tammy Duckworth and Representatives Jonathan Jackson, Robin Kelly, Delia Ramirez, Jesús “Chuy” García, Danny Davis, Jan Schakowsky, Brad Schneider, and Bill Foster, plus a note that Election Day is March 17, 2026.
Cook County’s congressional delegation is full of champions for working people, & I’m honored to have their support! These folks have spent their lives fighting for fairness & a govt that works for everyday people.
It’s all hands on deck for the next eight days, Election Day is 3/17!
My opponent says he's a Democrat, but his donors tell a different story. Pat Hynes is being funded by:
Major MAGA donors, union busters, landlords who sued their own tenants, and property tax attorneys who helped Trump cut his tax bill.
On March 17, send MAGA Pat packing.
Huge thank you to the volunteers hitting the doors in Proviso Township today!
We’re sending a strong message that Cook County is NOT for sale! Now let’s win this thing on March 17.
I’m grateful for Ald. Quezada’s support, and for his commitment to closing loopholes that big corporations exploit to screw over homeowners.
We have more work to do to relieve the tax burden on working families. I’m proud to be doing this work with him.
Fritz Kaegi speaking at CCAC
Appreciated the chance to sit down with CCAC and their members. They've been pushing for smart investment in Chicago's central business district since the 1950s.
We talked about the progress we've made on commercial assessments and what's next for property tax fairness in Cook County.
Northfield Township Assessor Alida Nally endorses Fritz Kaegi for Cook County Assessor. Photos of each and Kaegi logo
Northfield Township Assessor Alida Nally quote endorsing Fritz Kaegi. Photo of Nally and Kaegi campaign logo
Northfield Township Assessor Alida Nally is a true advocate for taxpayers — her office helped residents of Northbrook, Glenview, and Northfield slice $1 million off property tax bills last year.
I’m honored to have her support in this race.
I'm fighting to make big corporations pay their fair share so homeowners pay less.
My opponent? He's taken nearly $1 million from the special interests gaming the system. He's fighting for them, I'm fighting for you.
Our new ad breaks it down:
When big commercial properties get tax cuts they don't deserve, homeowners pay for it.
I was happy to sit down with CBS Chicago to talk about how I'm fighting to bring costs down for Cook County families with more tax relief and by making corporations pay their fair share.
Chicago Alderperson Chris Taliaferro endorses Fritz Kaegi for Cook County Assessor. Photos of both, Kaegi logo
Chicago Alderperson Chris Taliaferro would about why he endorses Fritz Kaegi for Cook County Assessor. Photo of Chris and Kaegi logo
Ald. Taliaferro is working to lower the tax burden on working families, particularly for homeowners in his ward. I’m proud to do this work alongside him, and he’s been a great partner hosting events throughout the 29th Ward to provide resources and assistance to anyone who needs them.
Big Tech is already driving up your utility bills with their AI data centers. Now their property tax lawyers are driving up your property tax bill, too.
I'm running for re-election to stop corporations like these from getting property tax cuts they don't deserve. It's unfair, and it has to stop.
Important news for senior homeowners from me and Ela Township Assessor Bonnie Barrington! 🏡
The Senior Freeze Exemption income limit is increasing from $65,000 to $75,000 in taxable year 2026, then $77,000 in 2027 and $79,000 in 2028.
Rep Nabeela Syed endorses Fritz Kaegi for Cook County Assessor
Quote from Rep Syed explaining her endorsement and photo of her. Fritz Kaegi campaign logo on the bottom
Rep. Syed is on the front line of lowering costs for working families as a member of the House working group on property taxes. I’m honored to have her support and look forward to continuing our work together to bring relief to homeowners in Cook County and across Illinois.
Chag Purim Sameach from Fritz Kaegi Democrat for Cook County Assessor
Purim reminds us that joy is powerful. In a world that can feel upside down, this holiday calls us to protect each other and celebrate loudly together.
Chag Purim Sameach!
WGN studio with text to tune in tonight to watch Fritz at 6:45 PM Fritz Kaegi logo at bottom
Catch me tonight on @tahmanbradley.bsky.social’s new show, The Point on @wgntv.com. I’ll be discussing what we’re doing to bring down costs for homeowners and make sure big corporations pay their fair share. The property tax system should work for Cook County families and no one else.
Big corporations have enough politicians in their corner. I'm working to make sure the system works for YOU.
We've expanded tax relief for homeowners, helped create 15,000+ new affordable homes, and we're leading the fight to protect families from property tax spikes.
Graphic saying early voting in all 50 wards and suburban cook county starts today. Fritz Kaegi for assessor logo
Early voting starts today in all 50 Chicago wards and 55 locations in suburban Cook County!
Find your polling place here 👉www.fritzforassessor.com/vote
I was proud to cast my ballot today at the 69 W Washington early voting supersite. There are only 21 days until E-Day, so make a plan to vote if you haven’t already!
Select early voting sites are already open in Chicago and Suburban Cook County, with more opening on March 2. Tell your friends!
