Your Vote: A Guide to the Nov. 6 Election
All you need to know about the Nov. 6 election in Kendall County.
Election Day. It's finally here. After months of hard campaigning across the county, Kendall County voters are ready to cast ballots that could change the face of county government. The County Board is certain to see some new faces and voters will have a chance to have their say on a non-binding referendum asking all local taxing bodies to undertake a 20 percent budget cut. Perhaps the hardest fought race has been that for County Coroner. Longtime incumbent Ken Toftoy has been fighting off challenger Mike Dabney ever since Dabney collected enough signatures this summer to make it on the ballot. The Kendall County board is guaranteed to see some new faces. In District 1, five Republicans and one Democrat, Amy Cesich, are running for five…
In this Article:
Luke
1:57 am on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Glad to find out there are 2 or 3 people running that know the government doesn't create jobs and they state that. Let buisness grow and don't punish people for having a successful buisness. I hear people say we all have to do our fair part but then tax one guy @11% and another @37% seems unfair. Very sad to see so many support putting my tax dollars towards stopping a beating heart. Lets educate… more ›