Illinois is giving voters a chance to weigh in on whether millionaires should dig a little deeper and pay more to make sure schools have the money they need. Governor Quinn says that's not too much to ask.

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The proposal aims to tax an extra three-percent on all income over one-million-bucks. Voters will get to vote up or down on the issue this November, but it's a non-binding question so lawmakers won't be required to implement the tax, no matter what voters say. Republicans don't like the idea. They say it's nothing more than a Democratic ploy to boost their support at the polls.