Residents in one southern Illinois county are slated to vote on a non-binding referendum in November that would explore separating Illinois from Cook County and gaining admission as a separate state. The elected board in Madison County, a primarily suburban county located near St. Louis, voted 6-1 in favor of the resolution that introduces the referendum. The “non-binding, advisory referendum” seeks to ask voters if Madison County should correspond with other Illinois counties outside of Cook County about the possibility of separating from Illinois. Following the vote approving the resolution, the following question will be on the ballots of Madison County voters come Election Day
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