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March 28, 2024

Author: Kirk Allen & John Kraft

Illinois (ECWd) - Gubernatorial Candidate, Jesse Sullivan's campaign responded to our questions pertaining to the use of public property for campaign purposes as first exposed in this article.  We sent the following to Candidate Sullivan yesterday: Mr. Sullivan, The following link reflects a campaign add which utilizes public...

ILLINOIS (ECWd) - The campaign for Jesse Sullivan for Governor recently published a campaign advertisement, which we believe constitutes improper electioneering - not only by Sullivan but also by all of the Sheriffs who appeared in uniform with their publicly owned vehicles behind them, while endorsing...

Shelby Co. (ECWd) - The Shelby County Petition Election Board heard the continued cases against Lynn Williams and Mitchell Esslinger who were both represented by Coles County Attorney Todd Reardon.  The first hearing can be viewed at this link which is the article covering that hearing. Lynn...

Shelby Co. (ECWd) - This is Part X of the exposure of misrepresentations and misinformation provided by Shelby County State's Attorney Nichole Kronke during her oral testimony in support of legislation affecting every county in the state.  We urge everyone to read Part I at this...

Shelby Co. (ECWd) - The Shelby County Electoral Board was convened this afternoon to hear two petition objections filed against Lynn Williams and Mitchel Eslinger. Attorney Tom DeVore was representing both objectors while Williams and Eslinger did not have representation. Williams is a current county board member who...

This is Part IX of the exposure of misrepresentations and misinformation provided by Shelby County State's Attorney Nichole Kronke during her oral testimony in support of legislation affecting every county in the state.  We urge everyone to read Part I at this link, Part II...

This is Part VIII of the exposure of misrepresentations and misinformation provided by Shelby County State's Attorney Nichole Kronke during her oral testimony in support of legislation affecting every county in the state.  We urge everyone to read Part I at this link, Part II...

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