Hultgren Announces Local Endorsements

December 6, 2011

Geneva, IL – U.S. Rep. Randy Hultgren (IL-14) today released his preliminary endorsements from Kane, Kendall, and Will Counties in his bid for re-election in the 14^th Congressional District.

“I’ve been working hard to earn the support of the local leaders and voters in the 14^th Congressional District,” said Hultgren. “I am beyond humbled by these and the other endorsements I have received so far. Rest assured that I respect the trust that the voters bestowed upon me and will continue to serve as a civil, responsible leader and a strong advocate for smaller, smarter government.”

Kane County:
Mike Kenyon – Kane County Board member and Kane County Republican Chairman
Ellen Nottke – Batavia Township Republican Chairwoman
Timothy Schmitz – State Representative
Kenneth Shepro – St. Charles Township Republican Chairman
Mary Shepro – Kane County Regional Board of School Trustees
T.R. Smith – Kane County Board Member
Mark Wissing – Geneva Township Republican Chairman, Geneva Township Highway Commissioner

Kendall County:
Gary J. Golinski – Mayor, United City of Yorkville
John Purcell – Kendall County Board Chairman
William Small – Oswego Township Trustee

Will County:
Dan Anderson – Village of Shorewood Trustee
Joe Baltz – Troy Township Supervisor
Richard Chapman – Village of Shorewood President
Roger Claar – Village of Bolingbrook Mayor
Kristin Etheridge –Troy Community Consolidated School District 30-C Board Member
Suzanne Hart – Will County Board Member, District 3
Frank King – Wheatland Township Trustee
Laurie McPhillips – Will County Board Member, District 3
Todd Morse – Wheatland Township Supervisor
George Muentnich – Troy Township Fire District Trustee
George Pradel – City of Naperville Mayor
John Theobald – Troy Township Trustee

Contributions are not tax deductible for federal income tax purposes. Individuals may contribute up to $5,000 per election -- $2,500 for the Primary and $2,500 for the General election. Individuals may write one check for $5,000 and indicate “Primary/General” in the memo of the check. A couple may write a check drawn on a joint account (both names are listed on the account) for up to $10,000 if “Primary/General” is indicated in the memo of the check and this form is completed and signed by both contributors. Contributions to Randy Hultgren for Congress are subject to the prohibitions and limitations of the Federal Election Campaign Act. That law prohibits federal contributions from corporations, labor unions, and foreign nationals who are not admitted for permanent residence. All contributions must be made from personal funds and may not be reimbursed by any other person. Contributions to Randy Hultgren for Congress are not deductible as charitable contributions for federal income tax purposes.

Hultgren Announces Local Endorsements

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