What follows is what Republican County Board candidate Andrew Snarski sent voters this week:
Republican McHenry County Board candidate Andy Snarski, running in District 5, sent this to voters this week. He stresses he is a “first time” candidate.
The back of Andy Snarski’s mailing lays out his qualifications and volunteer work.
…… this political flyer gets a C-.
namby pamby politics is all part of the past!
What was the point of the flyer????
To get his campaign piece out!
Nothing wrong with that.
Sure beats the hell out of the Dems on the ballot as his opponents!
County Board Chairman?
Thanks, citizen editor.
The change has been made.
Is he a county board member and also a first time candidate?
Let me try again.
McHenry County Board District 5 candidates:
Andrew Snarski, Republican, Crystal Lake – Accountant who worked for a very large (S&P 500 / Fortune 500) publicly held fertilizer company called Mosiac which formed in 2004 as a merger between IMC and Cargill’s crop nutrition division. His LinkedIn account states he has experience with business process improvement, SAP, Visio, PowerPoint, Word, Analysis, Logistics, more. The current McHenry County Board does not have anyone with this type of experience and background.
Mike Skala, Republican incumbent – Graft Township Precinct 1 Republican Committeeman. Previous elected school board member and President of Huntley school district 158.
Alex Wimmer, Democrat – Endorsed by IUOE Local 150. Attorney.
Paula Yensen, Democrat, Lake in the Hills – Wife of McHenry County Democrat Party Chair Mike Bissett. Republican Woodstock Mayor Brian Sager endorsed Democrats Jack Franks and Paula Yensen this election cycle. Elected Lake in the Hills Village Trustee (village board). Previously was elected to McHenry County Board.
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Incumbent Republican Tina Hill is not running for re-election.
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McHenry County District 5 covers Dorr Township, part of Grafton Township, and a tiny piece of Greenwood Township.