This showed up in my inbox this morning:

Citizens for Colonel Craig Wilcox

Dear Cal,

Take this survey

Thanks for your participation in my survey Your feedback will be valuable.

Sincerely,
Craig Wilcox
Citizens for Colonel Craig Wilcox

Suervey questions follow:

There is also a place to comment under every question.

1.Do you believe Illinois should legalize the commercialization of legal recreational marijuana use?  Reminder, we currently have medical marijuana legalized and have eliminated criminalization of possession for small amounts of marijuana, meaning fewer people are going to prison for possession.Legalize the commercialization of recreational marijuana?
– No, medical marijuana provides enough access for those that need it?
– Get back to stricter enforcement of possession?
– No opinion

2.Have you ever received our “Week In Review” email where we summarize some of the major issues occurring each week the Senate is in session?
– Yes, thank you for sending them
– No, and I would like to start getting themSomeone forwarded one to me before
– No, and I am not interested

3.What is your gender?
– Male
– Female
-Prefer not to answer

4.What is your age?
– Younger than 18
– 18 – 25
– 25 – 34
– 35 – 44
– 45 – 55
– 55 – 64
– 65 or older
– Prefer not to answer

5.What best describes your employment status?
– Employed full-time
– Employed part-time
– Self-employed
– Unemployed, looking for work
– Unemployed, not looking for work
– StudentRetired
– Homemaker
– Military
– Prefer not to answer
– Other 

Don’t forget, Senator Dan McConchie and I are hosting a Conversations Untapped event at Crystal Lake Brewing, 150 North Main Street on April 26.

Join us for discussions on state and local issues. It’s also an opportunity to offer your thoughts, ideas and concerns on issues that matter to you. No reservation is needed. We’ll be at Crystal Lake Brewing from 5 to 6 p.m.

I also have a legislative website at www.senatorwilcox.com where I post news from the Capitol. You can also sign up for our Week In Review, read our Founding Documents, and connect to state government agencies and resources. There’s also an extensive list of sites veterans can use to connect to employment, education, service records and more.