Return to Candidate List NAME: Kurt Robert Kojzarek POSITION FOR WHICH YOU ARE A CANDIDATE: Kane County Board District (19) 1. Why are you seeking this position? In order to to continue to serve the people of our community with a sound voice of reason as an alternative to the divisiveness of politics. The Daily Herald referred to me as a "calming voice" in my last endorsement. We need this type of leadership philosophy now more than ever to bring people together. 2. What experience and background do you have which qualifies you for this position? Over the last 6 [...]

Return to Candidate List NAME: Donald E. Kramer POSITION FOR WHICH YOU ARE A CANDIDATE: Kane County Sheriff 1. Why are you seeking this position? The sheriff of the county is responsible for upholding your Constitutional rights, and making sure that law enforcement agencies acting in the county (local, state and federal) also follow the State and Federal Constitutions. I believe that the Kane County Sheriff's Office, under my leadership, has become one of the finest law enforcement agencies in this state, because we are serving the needs of the community, and yet show compassion and understanding of the social [...]

Return to Candidate List NAME: Richard Johnson POSITION FOR WHICH YOU ARE A CANDIDATE: Illinois House District (65) 1. Why are you seeking this position? I had grown tired of the politicians in Springfield that worked for their interests and not in the interest of the people they represent. Our families, and our community are the priority, not politics. Ensuring that Illinois residents have the healthcare they need, funding our schools so that our children have every opportunity to succeed and fighting for support of our seniors so that they can remain independent is why I chose to run. 2. [...]

Return to Candidate List NAME: Dan Ugaste POSITION FOR WHICH YOU ARE A CANDIDATE: Illinois House District (65) 1. Why are you seeking this position? The State of Illinois will be insolvent if drastic changes aren’t made in tax policy, out of control spending, borrowing habits and business regulations. The income tax rate was temporarily increased in 2011, raising significant revenue that the state did not use to pay down its bills or substantially reduce its massive debt, but instead increased spending and made the problem worse. In 2017, Mike Madigan and his enablers increased the income tax again, and [...]