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Chicago’s CTA faces major service cuts in 2026 without state funding, risking a 40% reduction and thousands of jobs.
Chicago’s transit agencies face a reduced 2026 budget gap of less than $300 million, down from $771 million, due to stronger revenue and cost savings, avoiding cuts for Metra and Pace.
However, the CTA still risks major service reductions in 2026 without state funding, including bus route cuts, an "L" line shutdown, and station closures.
Without legislative action, deficits could exceed $500 million by 2027 and grow, threatening thousands of jobs and a quarter of CTA service.
Advocates urge comprehensive reform, including governance changes and a unified regional authority, as the Illinois Senate passes House Bill 3438.
The upcoming veto session is critical for securing long-term funding to prevent a 40% service reduction.
La CTA de Chicago se enfrenta a importantes recortes de servicios en 2026 sin financiación estatal, arriesgando una reducción del 40% y miles de empleos.