These are my own personal endorsements for November 2010 and not official endorsements of the East Central IL TEA. We will be releasing the official results from our November 2010 Mock Ballot on 10-11-2010
A few Clarifications. The blanks are on purpose, I personally do not vote for unopposed positions or judges I know little or nothing about as a personal choice.
Your Polling Location:
Ymca: 1111 N. Vermilion St, Danville, Il
| U.S. Senator |
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| Robert L Zadek, Write In Party |  |
| Will Boyd, Write In Party | |
| Mark Kirk, Republican Party | |
| Alexander (Alexi) Giannoulias, Democratic Party | |
| Mike Labno, Libertarian Party |  |
| LeAlan M. Jones, Green Party | |
| (Vote for 1) |
| U.S. Senator (Unexpired Term) |
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| Will Boyd, Write In Party | |
| Mark Kirk, Republican Party | |
| Robert L Zadek, Write In Party | |
| LeAlan M. Jones, Green Party | |
| Alexander (Alexi) Giannoulias, Democratic Party | |
| Mike Labno, Libertarian Party | |
| U.S. Representative, 15th Congressional District |
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| Timothy V. Johnson, Republican Party | |
| David Gill, Democratic Party | |
| Attorney General |
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| Lisa Madigan, Democratic Party | |
| Steve Kim, Republican Party | |
| Bill Malan, Libertarian Party | |
| David F. Black, Green Party | |
| (Vote for 1) |
| State Comptroller |
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| Judy Baar Topinka, Republican Party | |
| David E. Miller, Democratic Party | |
| Julie Fox, Libertarian Party | |
| R. Erika Schafer, Green Party | |
| (Vote for 1) |
| State Senator, 52nd State Senate District |
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| Al Reynolds, Republican Party | |
| Michael W. Frerichs, Democratic Party | |
| (Vote for 1) |
| State Representative, 104th Representative District |
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| Chad D. Hays, Republican Party | |
| Michael Puhr, Democratic Party | |
| (Vote for 1) |
| County Clerk, Vermilion County |
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| Dennis M. Miller, Republican Party | |
| Lynn Foster, Democratic Party | |
| (Vote for 1) |
| County Treasurer, Vermilion County |
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| Sue Stine, Republican Party | |
| (Vote for 1) |
| Supervisor of Assessments, Vermilion County |
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| William "Bill" Kizer, Democratic Party | |
| Matthew R. Long, Republican Party | |
| (Vote for 1) |
| Sheriff, Vermilion County |
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| Pat Hartshorn, Republican Party | |
| Steve Swisher, Independent Party | |
| (Vote for 1) |
| Member, Vermilion County Board, District 7 |
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| Stephen W. Green, Republican Party | |
| Scott Kair, Democratic Party | |
| Craig A. Golden, Republican Party | |
| Michael Dodge, Democratic Party | |
| (Vote for 2) |
| Member, Vermilion County Board of Review, District 1 |
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| Amanda Shepherd, Democratic Party | |
| (Vote for 1) |
| Vermillion Regional Superintendent Of Schools |
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| Cheryl S. Reifsteck, Republican Party | |
| (Vote for 1) |
| Judge, Appellate Court, Appellate District 4, Vacancy of the Hon. Robert W. Cook |
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| Thomas R. Appleton, Republican Party | |
| (Vote for 1) |
| Judge, Circuit Court, 5th Circuit, Vacancy of the Hon. Dale A. Cini |
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| Matt Sullivan, Republican Party | |
(Vote for 1)
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| Judical Retention - Circuit Court |
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| Millard S. Everhart |   | | Gary W. Jacobs | | | Michael D. Clary | | | Teresa K. Righter | | | James R. Glenn | | | Claudia Anderson | |
(Vote Yes or No) |
| STATEWIDE PROPOSITION | YES | NO |
Proposed Amendment To The 1970 Illinois Constitution: Explanation of Amendment
The proposed amendment, which takes effect upon approval by the voters, adds a new section to the Suffrage and Elections Article of the Illinois Constitution. The new section would provide the State's electors with an option to petition for a special election to recall a Governor and for the special election of a successor Governor. At the general election to be held on November 2, 2010, you will be called upon to decide whether the proposed amendment should become part of the Illinois Constitution.
If you believe the Illinois Constitution should be amended to provide for a special election to recall a Governor and for a special election to elect a successor Governor, you should vote "YES" on the question. If you believe the Illinois
Constitution should not be amended to provide for a special election to recall a Governor and for a special election to elect a successor Governor, you should vote "NO" on the question. Three-fifths of those voting on the question or a majority of those voting in the election must vote "YES" in order for the amendment to become effective.
For the proposed addition of Section 7 to Article III of the Illinois Constitution. | | |
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Why not Josh Hanson for Secretary of State? Robert Enriquez supports driver's permits for illegals and supports racial quotas?
ReplyDeleteI think Josh Hanson sounds good. I need to be realistic. A complete Libertarian ticket would be sweet but It's probably not going to happen. I'm trying to pick the best possible combination of candidates that I can understand and can win.
ReplyDeleteI like the idea of Swisher running as an independent for Sheriff. I heard him speak saying there needs to be less politics in law enforcement. He is trained at the FBI and was a good street Command Officer. The current Sheriff is going after his SIXTH term.
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