Here are the Algonquin Township election results for Peter Roskam and Sean Casten: Party Candidate % Votes DEM SEAN CASTEN 52.14% 14,535 REP PETER J. ROSKAM 47.86% 13,342 Votes Cast 27,877 ALGONQUIN 1 ALGONQUIN 1 277 Party Candidate % … Continue reading
Cary’s John Bobrytzke is Republican Precinct Committeeman in Precinct 47 of Algonquin Township. Below is what he is sending his neighbors: … Continue reading
Dorr Township Precicnt 7 GOP Committeeman Cynthia Hemauer send this letter to her precinct: … Continue reading
Fred Wickham is a long-time Republican Precinct Committeeman in Grafton Township Precinct Here is his letter to his neighbors: /Fredrick W. Wickham March, 2018 Republican Precinct Committeeman Grafton 7 811 Blue Mound Drive Crystal Lake, IL 60014 (815) 459-8537 … Continue reading
Here is Nunda Township Precicnt Republican 24 Precinct Committeeman Eric Dowd’s precinct letter: … Continue reading
Riley Township traditionally has more Republican voters than any other. Located in the Southwest corner of McHenry County, its GOP Precinct Committeeman is Kurt Schnable. Schnable is a former long-time member and President of the Riley Grade School Board. His … Continue reading
Tonya Frankin, the woman who was willing to run against State Rep. Jack Franks, but was not given the choice by a previous iteration of the McHenry County Republican Party is running to become part of the ruling body that … Continue reading
Here is the letter that former State Rep. candidate John O’Neill sent to his Chemung Township Precinct 3 neighbors: … Continue reading
Here is an election letter from Algonquin Township Trustee Rachael Lawrence. She sent it to Algonquin 3, where she serves as an appointed GOP Precinct Committeeman as well as to Algonquin 21 where she is running unopposed for the position. … Continue reading
William Matteson, a Republican Precinct Committeeman from Harvard, sent the following letter to his neighbors: Good grief it’s that time of the year again early voting has started on February 8th and March 5th at various voting Locations… the Primary … Continue reading
Thanks to commenter Mark we can share the following analysis of political party activity around McHenry County: Number (and percentage) of precincts with a Precinct Committeeman candidate in the March 20, 2018 primary election, sorted by township and political party, as of … Continue reading
The McHenry County Electoral Board has removed four candidates from the Republican Primary Election ballot; They are Robert M. Gray, challenged by Walter Tynis on his petitions in Nunda 16 Michael Collins in McHenry 5, whose petition was successfully challenged … Continue reading
The petitions of four Republican Precinct Committeemen candidates were challenged as having insufficient valid signatures. Only ten people registered in a precinct need to sign a petition to get a person on the ballot for Precinct Committeeman. Previously, Erik Sivertsen’s … Continue reading
There were Republican Precinct Committeeman candidates who had their petitions challenged in two townships McHenry Township\ Nunda Township When that happens, one can usually assume that there is a contest for Republican Central Committee Chairman. The Nunda Township challenges will … Continue reading
I wrote earlier of the extraordinary number of Precinct Committeemen appointments made by McHenry County Democratic Party Chairman Mike Bissett. Then, there was an outburst from Democratic Party former District 4 County Board candidate Robert Rosenberg after the last Democratic … Continue reading
The third of John Biver’s articles, first published by the Illinois Family Institute and re-published with the Institute’s permission, about why people should run for Precinct Committeeman: Running for Republican Precinct: What You Need to Know Editor’s Note: Through this … Continue reading
This is the second in a series of five article by former Marengo resident John Biver about why people should run for Precinct Committeeman. The articles are reprinted with permission of IFI. What a Precinct Committeeman Is, And Why Conservatives … Continue reading
Former Marengo resident John Biver has written a series of articles for the Illinois Family Institute about why people should get off the couch and get involved in the political arena. Below is the first. The articles are reprinted with … Continue reading
The letter that GOP Precinct Committeeman Ev Evertsen sent to his constituents concerning the April 4th election, for which early voting is open (through the Monday before the election); … Continue reading
If you live in McHenry County Board District 3 or have read Democrat Diane Johnson’s campaign literature, you know she was on the Crystal Lake District 47 Elementary School Board for 18 years. I post this because there are commenters … Continue reading
