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Candidates

The next general election is Tuesday, November 4, 2008.  Here are your Democratic Candidates.  The Democratic Organization of Troy Township proudly endorses the following candidates.  As a note, the following candidates from Troy Township have supported and attended all DOTT functions: Judge Jeff Allen for Subcircuit 2, Mark Fumagalli Will County Board District 6, Sharon May Will County Board District 6, and Dennis Grosskopf State Representative 84th District.  The following candidate information is posted on the Will County Democratic web site.  These candidates are the ones who you will find on your Troy Township ballots this fall election.

   
 US Senator Barack Obama

 

 

 

 

 

Barack Obama was born in Hawaii on August 4th, 1961. His father, Barack Obama Sr., was born and raised in a small village in Kenya, where he grew up herding goats with his own father, who was a domestic servant to the British.

Barack's mother, Ann Dunham, grew up in small-town Kansas. Her father worked on oil rigs during the Depression, and then signed up for World War II after Pearl Harbor, where he marched across Europe in Patton's army. Her mother went to work on a bomber assembly line, and after the war, they studied on the G.I. Bill, bought a house through the Federal Housing Program, and moved west to Hawaii.

It was there, at the University of Hawaii, where Barack's parents met. His mother was a student there, and his father had won a scholarship that allowed him to leave Kenya and pursue his dreams in America.

Barack's father eventually returned to Kenya, and Barack grew up with his mother in Hawaii, and for a few years in Indonesia. Later, he moved to New York, where he graduated from Columbia University in 1983.

Remembering the values of empathy and service that his mother taught him, Barack put law school and corporate life on hold after college and moved to Chicago in 1985, where he became a community organizer with a church-based group seeking to improve living conditions in poor neighborhoods plagued with crime and high unemployment.

He went on to earn his law degree from Harvard in 1991, where he became the first African-American president of the Harvard Law Review. Soon after, he returned to Chicago to practice as a civil rights lawyer and teach constitutional law. Finally, his advocacy work led him to run for the Illinois State Senate, where he served for eight years. In 2004, he became the third African American since Reconstruction to be elected to the U.S. Senate.

It has been the rich and varied experiences of Barack Obama's life - growing up in different places with people who had differing ideas - that have animated his political journey. Amid the partisanship and bickering of today's public debate, he still believes in the ability to unite people around a politics of purpose - a politics that puts solving the challenges of everyday Americans ahead of partisan calculation and political gain.

In the U.S. Senate, he has focused on tackling the challenges of a globalized, 21st century world with fresh thinking and a politics that no longer settles for the lowest common denominator. His first law was passed with Republican Tom Coburn, a measure to rebuild trust in government by allowing every American to go online and see how and where every dime of their tax dollars is spent. He has also been the lead voice in championing ethics reform that would root out Jack Abramoff-style corruption in Congress.

Whether it's the poverty exposed by Katrina, the genocide in Darfur, or the role of faith in our politics, Barack Obama continues to speak out on the issues that will define America in the 21st century. But above all his accomplishments and experiences, he is most proud and grateful for his family. His wife, Michelle, and his two daughters, Malia, 9, and Sasha, 6, live on Chicago's South Side where they attend Trinity United Church of Christ.

   

11th Congressional

Senator Debbie Halvorson D-Crete, was re-elected in 2002 to a 3rd term as State Senator of the 40th District.   She is a lifelong resident of the 40th District, married to Jim Bush.  They have four children and three grandchildren. 

With a reputation as one of the hardest working legislators in Springfield, Senator Halvorson rose into leadership team after only two years then spent two years as Majority Caucus Chair and moved up to Assistant Majority Leader in 2004. In January of 2005 she was appointed Majority Leader, the first woman ever in the history of Illinois. She is the only woman in Senate Leadership.

Senator Halvorson is past chairman of the bi-partisan Southland Caucus, and currently serves as co-chair of the Coalition of Women Legislators. She is a member of  Transportation, Agriculture and Conservation Committees, chairman of the subcommittee on airports as well as the chairman of rail safety. In addition she holds positions on several statewide tasks forces.

Senator Halvorson has led the movement to provide affordable prescription drugs to all senior citizens and those with disabilities, regardless of income. She sponsored and passed Senate Bill 3, which is the first in the nation to create a new program that would offer all seniors and those with disabilities in Illinois access to cheaper prescription drugs without having to go to another country. She also personally drafted the legislation that was enacted to protect senior citizens checking into nursing homes.  One of Senator Halvorson's successful domestic violence initiatives requires that orders of protection from other states be enforced the same as those that originated in Illinois.

A graduate of Bloom Township High School in Chicago Heights, Senator Halvorson has degrees from Robert Morris College, Prairie State College, a Bachelor of Arts and a Master’s Degree in Communication from Governors State University.   She attended the Darden School for Emerging Political Leaders at the University of Virginia and completed the Program for Senior Executives in State and Local Government at Harvard.

Halvorson was the chief sponsor of one of Illinois’ toughest law ever dealing with hit-and-run drivers. And, she is also responsible for passing legislation increasing the penalties for the harassment of minors via electronic communications, making it a Class 4 felony to send Internet messages that attempt to arrange a sexual act with a child.

Prior to entering the Senate, Halvorson spent 14 years as a small businesswoman and served as Crete Township Clerk from April, 1993 to December, 1996.

Through her service in the Senate, Senator Halvorson has been recognized by a number of organizations. These include being named an Education Hero by the Illinois Education Association, Freshman Legislator of the Year by the Illinois Health Care Association, Business Advocate of the Year by the Chicago Southland Development Inc., Distinguished Legislator of the Year from the National Alliance of the Mentally Ill, Statesman of the Year by the International Union of Operating Engineers, Outstanding Legislator of the Year from the Illinois Hospital and Health Systems Association, Community Service Award from the Illinois Association of Park Districts, recipient of the Governor’s Award of Education to Career, and Legislator of the Year by the South Suburban Area on Aging, and just since April of 2006 has been awarded the Citizen of the Year from the Will-Grundy Central Trades and Laborers, Legislator of the Year from the ARC of Illinois, Star of the Year from South Star Services honoring the Senator for her tireless advocacy and commitment to improve the lives of persons with developmental disabilities.

She has also received Legislator of the Year from the Illinois Community College Trustees Association.
Senator Debbie Halvorson continues to be a strong voice and advocate for the interests of the hardworking families of Illinois. She tours the country as an advocate for women’s issues, especially when it comes to empowering women to make healthy and educated decisions about themselves.


 
       
Will County Executive Larry WalshLarry Walsh

Will County Executive

Besides serving as County Executive, Walsh has a long distinguished career in public service. In 1970, he served as a member of the Elwood School Board and three years later, was elected as Jackson Township Supervisor - a position he held until 2004. Walsh also served as Illinois State Senator for the 43rd District from 1997 to 2005. In this position, he represented a large portion of Will County and parts of Kankakee and Iroquois counties. On two separate occasions, he served terms as a Will County Board member – once in 1974 and again in 1992.

 Throughout his exemplary career in public service, Walsh is known for his ability to work in a bipartisan fashion to create real solutions for his constituency. He continues to be recognized for his advocacy on critical issues, including senior rights/services, special needs/disability/access issues and agricultural concerns. By offering an open door-policy, Walsh has worked to increase both accessibility and accountability of government and believe in taking a hands-on approach in governing and through community involvement.
 
As County Executive in one of the fastest growing counties in the State of Illinois and nation, Walsh believes that it is vital to be proactive when it comes to growth and development in the County. On a daily basis, he works collaboratively with community, business and governmental leaders to insure that the County is prepared to move in an upward and positive direction.
 
An active member of the community, Walsh is involved in many organizations and serves on a number of boards and committees. He is on the executive board for the Will County Center for Economic Development, as well as on its strategic planning board. He also serves on the Will County Farm Bureau Foundation board, Youth Experiencing Success in School (YESS) advisory board for Joliet Township High Schools, and the Collins Street Task Force. He also is a member of the Elwood Lions Club, the Joliet Exchange Club and the Joliet Region Chamber of Commerce and Industry, His involvement with numerous social service agencies includes Morningstar Mission, Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Will and Grundy counties, Lambs Fold and Cornerstone Services.
 
Walsh, 59, is a lifelong resident of Elwood, IL. He was educated through the Elwood grade school system, is a graduate of Joliet East High School and holds an associate degree in agriculture and business from Joliet Junior College. Walsh also holds an honorary doctorate in humanities from Lewis University.
 
Along with his sons, Walsh continues to farm family property in Elwood. He is married to the former Irene Quigley and together they have six married children – Larry Jr., Frank, Matthew, Sarah, Shawn and Brian – who have given them “16 wonderful grandchildren”.
       
 
       

 

Pam McGuire

 

Will County Clerk of the Circuit Court

Pam has served as President of the Illinois Association of Court Clerks from 2003-2004. Pam is currently seeking her fourth term as Circuit Clerk. Since elected in 1996, she has fully integrated five systems into one integrated court computer system and has implemented imaging of court documents. This new system is integrated with the State’s Attorney Office so booking information is electronically obtained, captured and reused from the Illinois State Police Bureau of Identification.

As one of the fastest growing counties in the State of Illinois, Pam is continually looking for ways to integrate the justice agencies in the county. Her office is currently in the process of implementing several electronic pilot projects: eFiling of civil court cases, eCitations with the Joliet Police Department, on-line electronic guilty pleas and is working with the Will County Sheriff on a integrated Warrant and Order of Protection project.

Pam clearly recognizes the pressing need for data sharing between key users. With our county growing as rapidly as it is, it is critical to have continuity in the implementation of the integrated justice system, which will act as the bedrock foundation to our local homeland security. In plain language our entire court system and law enforcement need to be able to exchange vital information effectively in real time. Having experience and an understanding of technology has given her the ability to work toward this direction.

Appointed by the Governor in 2003, she presently serves on the Illinois Integrated Justice System Implementation Board. Ms. McGuire serves as Treasurer of the Tri-Rivers Police Training Region Mobile Team Unit No. 16. In addition, she serves on the Outreach Committee of IIJIS and has staff on the Technology Committees. Pam previously served on the Supreme Court Technology Committee for E-Filing. In July 1999, she served on the Secretary of State’s Highway Safety 2000 Advisory Panel.

Before becoming, the Will County Circuit Clerk she gained her business and administrative background from such companies as American Hospital Supply Corporation, Westinghouse Electric and the Murer Group. Ms. McGuire trained and supervised staff in software applications, procedures and general concepts. Ms. McGuire also installed, customized and provided technical support for a customized computer system throughout the United States. While working as a consultant, she directed and coordinated research projects, analyzed data and rendered final reports with recommendations. In addition, she assisted hospitals in setting up rehabilitation centers and obtain the appropriate accreditation.

After being a widow for five years, Ms. McGuire remarried in 2001 to her husband, Pat who brought his two children into the marriage adding to her three. Pam survived a years’ struggle with malignant melanoma cancer in 2000-2001.

       
 
       
Will Co. States Attorney James GlasgowJames W. Glasgow

 Will County States Attorney

James W. Glasgow graduated from Joliet Catholic High School, earning his Bachelor of Arts from the University of Illinois at Champaign/Urbana, and receiving his Juris Doctor from Northern Illinois Law School in DeKalb, Illinois.

He has been practicing law since 1981 and has consistently dedicated himself to protecting the citizens of Will County, with a focus on the most vulnerable populations, abused women and children.

Jim Glasgow has a long history with the Will County State’s Attorney’s Office:

•Assistant State’s Attorney First Chair in the Misdemeanor and Felony Trial Divisions from 1983-1986

•Senior Felony Trial Assistant from 1987-1988

•Elected State’s Attorney from 1992 – 2000

•Your current Will County State’s Attorney 2004-present

Jim has remained dedicated to the precepts of law: “to live honestly, to injure no one, and to give every man his due.” (Justinian I, Byzantine Emperor, 483-565).

Jim’s professional resume includes successful prosecution of all of his more that 40 felony trials from 1984-1988, ranging from retail theft to death penalty murder.

In order to best serve the people of Will County, Jim created special units for prosecuting gang crimes, white collar/public corruption, domestic violence, drug trafficking, auto theft, arson, and Drug Court Jail Diversion Program. He also implemented a multi-county victim sensitive agency for interviewing sexually abused children in a safe and confidential environment, saving the children from the potential trauma of having to face the perpetrator in the courtroom.

State’s Attorney Glasgow is a diligent crime prevention advocate and is active with youth programs, Character Education initiatives, drug, alcohol, gang, and violence prevention education, victim/witness assistance programs, and Senior Citizen safety.

Jim believes that the State’s Attorney’s office has a sacred responsibility to keep the community aware and educated on current issues and changes in law and fully supports his dedicated staff in developing and providing opportunities for professionals and community members to become more educated and involved, keeping Will County safe for all citizens.

       
 
       
Pat O'NeilPat O'Neil

Will County Coroner

Will County Coroner Patrick K. O’Neil was elected to office in November 1992. He is currently in his 15th year of service as your Will County Coroner. He will be seeking re-election to his 5th term in November 2008.    Pat has supervised over 30,000 death investigations in his tenure as coroner.

Pat O’Neil is a graduate of Providence Catholic High School and Southern Illinois University. He has over 500 hours of forensic educational training. Pat is both a Diplomat and Board certified Fellow with the American Board of Medicolegal Death Investigators. He is also a Certified Medical Investigator with the American College of Forensic Examiners.
 
Pat O’Neil has helped author guidelines for death investigations both nationally with the Department of Justice and locally through Illinois Coroners & Medical Examiners Association, where he currently serves as 2nd Vice President. He volunteers as an elite member of the Illinois Child Death Review Team. Pat also volunteers as an instructor for the Will County Citizens Police Academy, the Will Grundy Emergency Medical Services and as a guest lecturer at many local grade schools, high schools and universities.
 
Pat O’Neil is a long time member of the International Association of Coroners and Medical Examiners, International Association for Identification, the Fraternal Order of Police, Joliet Rotary Club, Old Timers Baseball Association, the Irish American Society of the County of Will where he was named the 2008 Irish Citizen of the Year. Pat is a former board member of the Illinois State Police Forensic Crime Laboratory and he is also an active supporter and benefactor of many local charities and civic organizations.
 
In 2002 Pat was able to convince the county board and county executive of the growing need for a county-owned morgue. He designed, supervised construction, and opened Will County’s 1st morgue on July 15, 2002.
 
Pat O’Neil was born and raised in Lockport. For many years he helped manage the 4th generation family funeral home with his parents, Pat & Joyce O’Neil and sister, Kim Golob, a business his grandfather, Joseph T. O’Neil, started in 1918 and was Will County’s 1st funeral home. Pat has been married for 10 years to his wife, Jennifer. They have two children, Shae, 7 and Ryan, 5. 
       
 
       
Karen Stukel

Candidate for Will County Recorder of Deeds

Karen A. Stukel is a lifelong resident of Will County, growing up in Joliet for the past 37 years before moving to Shorewood 5 years ago.  Karen currently resides in Shorewood with her 3 sons Zachary, Michael, and Jordan. You can say Karen is no stranger to politics, Karen’s mother the late Mary Ann Stukel was Will County’s Recorder of Deeds from 1992-2004. Karen along with her former husband Mike Smith, her 2 sisters, Barb (Bob) Bersano, Deb (Paul) Brown, & numerous nieces and nephews were all active in Mary Ann’s campaign, and are now on board for the Next Generation of “STUKEL FOR RECORDER”.

Karen attended Troy Community Schools before attending Saint Francis Academy then graduating from Joliet Township Central High School in 1984. Karen is currently a member of the Cathedral of Saint Raymond Church in Joliet and is a member of Minooka High School athletic boosters (where her youngest son, Jordan, attends).
Karen is currently working for the Will County Circuit Clerks office where she has been for the last 6 years with an excellent work record. Prior to working at the Circuit Clerks office Karen managed numerous retail businesses. Karen believes that her experience in management and with the County will provide her with the experiences she needs to run the office.

The main reason Karen is seeking the office of the Recorder of Deeds is she believes the people of Will County deserve a” Dedicated Full Time Recorder”, Karen plans on carrying on the Stukel name, which she believes means Dedication, Loyalty, and most of all Integrity. Karen is a true believer in what her mother stood for and can only hope she can fill the large shoes her mother left for her. Please help Karen become the next Recorder by telling everyone you meet from now until November to “VOTE FOR STUKEL” every vote counts.

       
 
       
 Duffy Blackburn for Will County Auditor

Kevin "Duffy" Blackburn

Candidate for Will County Auditor

I am honored to be the Democratic nominee for auditor. I am a life-long resident of Will County, graduate of Cathedral of St. Raymond's and Joliet Catholic Academy. My wife, Rachel, and I are avid pet lovers, regular dog-park goers, and proud to be a part of this community. As a professional accountant my primary responsibility is to audit our local governmental entities, such as our cities, our schools, townships, county units and not for profit organizations. 

 

As Will County auditor, I will be the fiscal guardian, the steward for your tax dollars. I am professionally prepared for the position and committed to creating an atmosphere of cooperation and teamwork within County government.  

 

The Democratic Party stands for the ideals I value – honesty, teamwork, and openness.

 

I appreciate your support.   Please Vote November 4th.
 

   
 

Judge Jeff Allen

Candidate for Subcircuit 2

12th Judicial Circuit Court

 Current Position
• Associate Judge, 12th Judicial Circuit Court of IL (Will County).
• Current Assignment: Presiding Judge of Domestic Violence Court.
• Member Illinois Supreme Court Committee on Child Custody Issues.
• Charter member of the Illinois Supreme Court Special Committee on Courtroom and Judicial Security.
• Former president of the Will County Bar Association.
• Former Commissioner of the Illinois Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission.

Previous Experience

• Circuit Judge, 12th Judicial Circuit Court.
• Legal Counsel for IL Dept of Corrections.
• Member Family Violence Coordinating Council of Will County.
• Program Director/Managing Attorney for Will County Legal Assistance Program.
• Project Attorney for Senior Citizens Legal Project of Will County.


Professional Affiliations

• Member Illinois State Bar Association.
• Member ISBA Family Law Section Council.
• Member ISBA Committee on Judicial Advisory Polls.
• Member Will County Bar Association, Past President.
• Member Will County Women’s Bar Association.
• Member Illinois Judges Association.

Community Service

• Former Board Member & Past President, Joliet Grade School District #86.
• Member, Will County Domestic Violence Commission.
• Member Family Violence Coordinating Council of the 12th Judicial Circuit (Will County).
• Member, Joliet Rotary Club. Board Member, Community Services Council of Will County.
• Board Member/Past President, Rainbow Council Boy Scouts of America.
• Board Member, Joliet Area Historical Museum.
• Past Member, Teamsters Local 673.
• Past Member, Laborers Local 681. Eagle Scout.

   

Photograph of Senator Linda Holmes (D)Illinois State Senator Linda Holmes

Senator Linda Holmes is a moderate Democrat who, as your Senator of the 42nd District, brings a no-nonsense, common sense approach to the Illinois Senate. Linda has a reputation of listening to the "people" and speaking out on quality of life issues that affect our daily lives.

Important issues to Linda are healthcare & health insurance, education (ensuring a strong and affordable higher education system for all), jobs and the economy (promote entrepreneurial spirit with opportunities), individual rights (the right for women to make decisions that affect her body), senior issues (concerns about affordable medical care, prescription drugs, high energy costs, while on a fixed income), environmental conservation (protecting and preserving the environment - clean air/clean water).

Linda believes that just as business owners, individuals and families must be financially responsible, so our government has the obligation to do the same. Linda will continue to represent the 42nd District to ensure fiscal responsibility by our government, while serving the needs of her constituents. Linda believes public officials should be accessible to the public and welcomes input from her constituents.

 

 
       

Dennis Grosskopf

Candidate for Illinois State Representative
84th District (Cross)

The son of a police officer and a nurse, Dennis Grosskopf grew up on the south side of Chicago.  Both his parents were born and raised in the city.

His father, Edmund, worked 10 years for the Chicago Police Department before becoming an Assistant Professor of Criminology at Indiana State University in Terre Haute.  His mother, Margaret, worked as a registered nurse for 40 years before recently retiring.  
 
Dennis graduated from Marist High School in Chicago before attending Indiana University-Bloomington.  In 1993, he earned a Bachelor of Arts in History and Political Science from IU.  He later earned a Master of Arts for Teachers in Social Studies from the same university.  
Since 1996, Dennis has taught social studies at Minooka Community High School.  Throughout his teaching career, he has educated students in a wide range of subjects, including American Government for the last 10 years straight.   He currently serves as the adviser for the Junior Statesmen of America and the Scholastic Bowl team.   

He has lived in Shorewood since 2000.

 
       
Mark L. FumagalliMark L. Fumagalli

Candidate for Will County Board - District 6

Mark Fumagalli has been active in the community for the past 30 years. Most recently, he has devoted 16 years of public service to the Troy School District as a Board Member, having served as President for four years. He has experienced rapid growth with a limited state budget and successfully faced many other challenges. With his past leadership experience he can make a difference!! Mark believes with his qualifications he is the right choice for serving the people of District 6 at the county board level.

He will be accountable and inform his consituents on a regular basis on county government issues that affect us all. His goals, amongst others, are to improve the quality of life for the future of our families and community.

He serves in many community organizations such as the American Legion Post 1080 and the Joliet Moose Lodge 300. He has been married for 31 years and is the father of two boys.

       
 
       

Sharon May

Candidate for Will County Board - District 6

Sharon is a life long resident of Will County, with a family history dating back to 1898 in the area. Sharon is married to Jeff May, who is the Executive Director of Education Service Network and a current member of the Joliet Junior College Board of Trustees. They reside in Channahon with their daughter who is in the seventh grade.

Education

Sharon earned her Master of Education (Human Resource Development) degree from the University of Illinois (Champaign) and her Bachelor of Arts degree from Lewis University.

 

Experience

Sharon has twenty five years of experience in the area of job training and development with job responsibilities including grant writing, budget, contract negotiations, program development and staff supervision. Sharon served as the Executive Director of the Workforce Development Council of Will County earning the agency local, state and federal recognitions. In addition to training and development, Sharon is a Realtor with Coldwell Banker Honig-Bell.

 

Community Service

     Board member and current Vice President, Minooka Community High School. 

     (Serving third term on the board).

     Member Joliet Rotary

     Past President Community Service Council of Will County.

     Graduate Joliet Chamber Leadership School.

     Member of St. Ann’s Church and served as a Catechesis.

     Member of Channahon Grade School’s Music Boosters.

     Former member of the Workforce Investment Board of Will County and Adult Education Area Planning Council. 
 

“I have the skills, education and experience to be a creative force for positive change in our county.  I pledge that I will be an advocate for the people, fiscally responsible and uphold the ideal that the taxpayers come first.”

 

Sharon May

       
 
       
William A. WelchWilliam A. Welch

Candidate for Will County Board - District 6

William (Bill) A. Welch was born on March 25, 1955, in Joliet, Illinois. Not only was his father, William A. Welch Sr., born and raised in Joliet, but so were his mother and grandfather. In fact, Welch’s Will County ancestry has been traced back to 1840.

Welch attended St. Patrick’s Grade School, Joliet Central High School and Joliet Junior College.  In 1975, he married a local girl, Marcella Varvel and they welcomed their first child, a daughter Rachel , in 1976.  In that same year, Welch set-off on a life-long dream of owning a restaurant.   In 1979, they celebrated the birth of their son, Nicholas.  
In 1991, Welch relocated his family to Wilmington, Illinois. He began serving on the Wilmington School Board in 1995. He has enjoyed 13 years as a member, the last four years as President.  Welch was instrumental in getting a referendum passed that would allow for a new Wilmington High School to be built. Included in the referendum, was funding for the remodel of the existing high school and junior high school to transition the junior high and elementary school respectively. The new Wilmington High School is slated to be completed in March of 2008.   
It was during this time Welch had decided that his years of experience behind-the-scenes had primed him to open his own business. Sunrise Café opened for business January 1997 in Wilmington, Illinois. Sunrise Café was a family-run business, with Welch’s daughter-in-law Dana in place as Manager and his wife Marcella as business partner, Sunrise Café enjoyed 11 amazing years of business. Welch closed the doors of Sunrise Café in late 2007 and opened Welch’s Catering.
It was also in 1997 that Welch began serving on the Will County Area Career Center Board and in 2001 took the role of President. He has served as a member of the Wilmington Chamber of Commerce since 1997 and became the Vice President in 1999.
Welch brings more than a decade of expertise to the race for Will County Board. He has first-hand experience with fast-growing counties and has been a crucial part of their successes. Welch will bring responsible and responsive government to District Six of Will County. He believes in accountability; not only of District Six developers, but the accountability of a fiscally responsible government.
Welch is a husband, a father, a grandfather, and a life-long Will County resident. He is an involved, hands-on candidate who believes in real, positive solutions. On November 4th we respectfully ask you to support William Welch and vote for positive solutions for our communities.

Local Offices:


County Offices:

*
Larry Walsh
  Executive Officer

*James Glasgow
  States Attorney

*Pat McGuire
  County Treasurer

*Pamela J. McGuire
  Circuit Court Clerk

*Karen Stukel
  Recorder of Deeds

*Patrick O'Neil
  Coroner


*
Judge Jeff Allen
  Subcircuit 2

*Mark Fumagalli
  Will Co. Board Dist. 6

*Oliver Harper Jr. Will   Will Co. Board District #6

*Joe Rodawold
Will Co. Board District #6

*Sharon May
Will Co. Board District #6

*William Welch
Will Co. Board District #6

 

State Offices:

*Linda Holmes
  State Senator 42nd
  Legislative District

*Dennis Grosskopf
State Representative
84th District

Federal Offices:

*Debbie Halvorson
  US Congress 11th District