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Election interference by Illinois Democrats
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An open letter (click here) from Ron Andermann, Candidate for State Representative in District No. 53, concerning the case before the Illinois Supreme Court. The open letter has been pick up by media outlets and posted as follows: 'Ethics bill?' Or a threat to democracy in Illinois? click, Cook County Record, and Commentary: click, Wirepoints.
November 1; Sadly, the process for kicking fourteen candidates off the ballot, including me, was so onerous the ethics concerns arise under Illinois Rules of Professional Conduct for lawyers. Read about this story, Cook County Record.
October 30; The Governor’s ethical conduct in this matter was questionably under the Illinois Rules of Professional Conduct for lawyers. As an Illinois lawyer, I fulfilled my affirmative duty under the ethics rules and reported the questionable conduct. Click here for the report to Illinois' Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission.
August 27; Illinois Democratic Project 2024, the unpublished manifesto of no election but instead party boss selection, through Democrat top prosecutor took yet another, third, pass at kicking this candidate off the ballot. But today the voters won, Cook County Record.
August 23; Illinois Supreme Court decides, sort of. Sangamon County Court decision stands, as judge majority could not agree, click Cook County Record.
June 14; Speaker Welch asks IL high court to toss ruling barring Dems from blocking many GOP candidates from fall ballot, click Cook County Record.
June 7; “Judge offers Illinois Democrats a lesson on political integrity; they should take it,” Our View, Daily Herald Editorial
June 4; Ruling on Illinois candidate slating prohibition could come this week, click Washington Examiner.
June 1; More GOP candidates join court case vs IL Dems over 'candidate slating' ballot blocking law, click Cook County Record.
May 1; Democrats muscle through changes to ballot access, advisory questions, click Capitol News Illinois.
Follow the election interference case at the Illinois Supreme Court, click "rocket docket."
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