From the Kane County GOP:
A third act of vandalism occurred overnight at Campton Crossings, where another large
Lance Bell sign that had been up for weeks was stolen. Lerario is currently filing a police
report for this location as well.
This pattern of theft has been seen across Kane County in the past. During the previous
Presidential election, Trump signs were frequent targets of similar attacks. This time, the
focus appears to be on Bell and Sosnowski. In Dundee Township, multiple Andrew
Sosnowski signs, both large and small, have been reported stolen from various locations,
including Longmeadow Parkway off Randall Road, Village Squire in West Dundee, and
Illinois Route 25 in East Dundee.
Andrew Sosnowski expressed his frustration with the ongoing incidents, stating, “We
should be able to compete in a fair election without resorting to theft. This kind of negative
behavior is unacceptable, regardless of party affiliation. Homeowners need to report these
crimes to the police, as these signs are often stolen from their property.”
The Kane County GOP is urging the public to remain vigilant and report any instances of
sign theft or vandalism. “We believe in fair elections and will not tolerate criminal behavior
that aims to sway the results through intimidation and sabotage,” Lerario concluded.#
About
The Kane County Republican Central Committee is the county organization for the
Republican Party. We are comprised of members from Aurora, Batavia, Campton,
Dundee, Elgin, Geneva, St. Charles, Western Townships and Kane County Young
Republican organizations.
The Kane County Republican Party advocates for the principles of limited
government and conservative values. We accomplish this through recruiting,
training and equipping an engaged citizenry with the tools and support needed to
educate voters and win elections.
