It’s below most people’s radar screens, but Monday may reveal if any citizens in the five largest McHenry County townships have been tempted by the relatively large salaries paid to full and some part-time township officials. McHenry County Blog has … Continue reading
It’s below most people’s radar screens, but Monday may reveal if any citizens in the five largest McHenry County townships have been tempted by the relatively large salaries paid to full and some part-time township officials. McHenry County Blog has … Continue reading
Polled by Algonquin Township Republican Central Committee Chairwoman Karla Dobbeck, an overwhelming percentage of those who replied opted for a primary election over a party caucus. Last weekend, I outlined why Algonquin Township’s Republicans decided to hold a primary election … Continue reading
Polled by Algonquin Township Republican Central Committee Chairwoman Karla Dobbeck, an overwhelming percentage of those who replied opted for a primary election over a party caucus. Last weekend, I outlined why Algonquin Township’s Republicans decided to hold a primary election … Continue reading
With five of 31 precincts still vacant during a year when volunteers were coming out of the woodwork, the Grafton Township Republican Central Committee has scheduled a meeting for 6:30 Tuesday evening on November 18, apparently at Image Industries, 11,220 … Continue reading
With five of 31 precincts still vacant during a year when volunteers were coming out of the woodwork, the Grafton Township Republican Central Committee has scheduled a meeting for 6:30 Tuesday evening on November 18, apparently at Image Industries, 11,220 … Continue reading
Saying there would be “choas” otherwise, outgoing Illinois Republican National Committeeman Bob Kjellander spoke on behalf of punishing states other than Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina that held primary elections before March. Kjellander advocacy comes after Illinois Democrats moved … Continue reading
Saying there would be “choas” otherwise, outgoing Illinois Republican National Committeeman Bob Kjellander spoke on behalf of punishing states other than Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina that held primary elections before March. Kjellander advocacy comes after Illinois Democrats moved … Continue reading
With all the live votes counted in McHenry County, Democrats have 51.5% of the ballots cast for president. 30,260 for the Democrats to 28,408 for the Republicans. This tracks nicely with the early voting totals I reported in this article, … Continue reading
With all the live votes counted in McHenry County, Democrats have 51.5% of the ballots cast for president. 30,260 for the Democrats to 28,408 for the Republicans. This tracks nicely with the early voting totals I reported in this article, … Continue reading
Just got back from voting at about four after picking up my son after going to the funeral of Phil Robinson in Elgin. It started snowing just before I entered McHenry County. It is really coming down. I drove past … Continue reading
Just got back from voting at about four after picking up my son after going to the funeral of Phil Robinson in Elgin. It started snowing just before I entered McHenry County. It is really coming down. I drove past … Continue reading
The Governor has signed the bill I have called the “Incumbent Protection Act.” It makes Illinois’ already too early March primary, positively frigid—February 5th. OK all you potential candidates. Don’t let the incumbents off without a challenge. Besides the legislature, … Continue reading
The Governor has signed the bill I have called the “Incumbent Protection Act.” It makes Illinois’ already too early March primary, positively frigid—February 5th. OK all you potential candidates. Don’t let the incumbents off without a challenge. Besides the legislature, … Continue reading
The Illinois primary election will be held on February 5, 2008. On February 7, 2007, I outlined some of the obvious results. The most obvious is that it increases the chances of incumbents to win re-election in their own primary … Continue reading
The Illinois primary election will be held on February 5, 2008. On February 7, 2007, I outlined some of the obvious results. The most obvious is that it increases the chances of incumbents to win re-election in their own primary … Continue reading
