Monday, January 11, 2010

Early Voting 2010 and Republican Endorsements

Early voting for the 2010 Primary begins today, January 11, and will continue in Wilmette Monday through Saturday through January 28, 2010. Voting hours are from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. The the location for early voting for all Wilmette will be at Centennial Park, 2300 Old Glenview Road.

The primary election will be held on February 2.. but who knows what the weather will be like then? Why take a chance, especially since it looks as if there will be some fairly warm winter weather later this week. If you have made up your mind who you are voting for, on the first day when you have time and the weather is to your liking, do go vote!

The Wilmette Blog is making the following endorsements in the 2010 Republican Primary:
(* denotes only one Republican candidate has filed and the office is uncontested)

US Senate - Mark Steven Kirk

Governor - Dan Proft

Lieutenant Governor - Jason Plummer

Attorney General - Steve Kim*

Secretary of State - Robert Enriquez*

Comptroller - Jim Dodge

Treasurer, - Dan Rutherford*

Representative, 9th Congressional District - Joel Barry Pollak

Representative, 10th Congressional District - Robert Dold

State Representative, 17th District - Hamilton Chang*

President, Cook County Board - Roger A. Keats

Cook County Clerk - Angel Garcia*

Cook County Sheriff - Frederick Collins*

Cook County Treasurer - Carol A. Morse*

Cook County Assessor - Sharon Strobeck-Eckersall*

Cook County Board of Review - Dan Patlak

Judge, Cook County Judicial Circuit (Vacancy of McCarthy) - Michaela Nolan Ryan

Cook County Commissioner (14th) - Patrick O'Donoghue

Township Committeeman - Tolbert Chisum

Referendum, New Trier: Vote No (Info: 1, 2, 3)

2 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

This blog is not about Wilmette. There are a lot of great topics to discuss. What about the new New Trier budget? Please stick to your topic. There's a whole Wilmette community that has interesting topics.

Jan 11, 2010, 10:32:00 PM  
Blogger Publia said...

This post is about early voting in Wilmette, which is about Wilmette. Wilmette is only one part of New Trier. Anonymous, I will be happy to read your posts about the New Trier budget--not so fascinating for me--if you would leave some reference to where they could be found. Do you mean the Township budget? It isn't very big and there is not much to say other than its a little over $2 million, with a less than half going for administration and the rest goes to social services. Also, there are three links on this post for further information about the NTHS referendum. The news in Wilmette of late is a murder of one of its residents, somewhat unsettling and a family's grief and desire for privacy at a horrible time is at stake, and a lady who was flim-flammed out of several hundred thousand by a man who represented himslef as a boyfried. She also doesn't need this discussed in a public forum.

Jan 12, 2010, 2:30:00 PM  

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