Dupage Policy Journal

Ives on shoplifting arrest of illegal immigrants: ‘Everyone is paying for lawless Biden and Democrat policies’

By Staff reports | Nov 3, 2023

Jeanne Ives, CEO of Breakthrough Ideas, said the effects sanctuary policies in the state and Chicago are becoming increasingly evident to suburban voters.

Naperville-based Law Weapons and Supply offers conversion kit to comply with state's assault weapons law

By Staff reports | Nov 3, 2023

Law Weapons and Supply, located at 1539 N Aurora Rd Ste 119 in Naperville, has introduced an innovative solution to help gun Illinois owners comply with news state regulations on "assault weapons."

Gallo abruptly resigns from D86 school board: ‘The current D86 board is the worst’

By Staff reports | Oct 31, 2023

Prior to the end of the Oct. 26 Hinsdale District 86 school board meeting school board member Kay Gallo left the boardroom and sent an email noting her resignation “effective immediately.

Calls to fire D41 teacher after she 'shows off book collection she uses to indoctrinate 3rd grade students'

By Staff reports | Sep 2, 2021

Calls to fire Glen Elynn teacher Lauren Crowe were spreading across social media Thursday night after the D41 educator shared a video on Tik Tok promoting LGBTQ+ and activism books.

Nonnies Pizza in Woodridge will stay open, defy Pritzker’s orders

By Staff reports | Oct 30, 2020

A growing number of restaurants throughout Illinois have opted to defy Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s orders mandating they shutter indoor dining service.

11 restaurants in Addison will stay open, defy Pritzker’s orders

By Staff reports | Oct 30, 2020

A growing number of restaurants throughout Illinois have opted to defy Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s orders mandating they shutter indoor dining service.

Metra riders report tickets no longer being checked

By Staff reports | Oct 8, 2020

Metra riders are telling the DuPage Policy Journal that conductors are no longer even trying to collect fares from passengers.

DuPage parents nearly 9-to-1 in favor of allowing football and volleyball this fall

By Staff reports | Oct 2, 2020

An overwhelming majority of DuPage Couty parents are in favor of lifting Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s ban of football and volleyball this fall.

Democratic activist Reid McCollum taking photos of random children and posting them online

By Staff reports | Sep 18, 2020

If you live in Reid McCollum’s neighborhood you’ll want to keep an eye over your shoulder.

Hinsdale superintendent Prentiss calls for parents to “rat out” their neighbors

By Staff reports | Sep 16, 2020

Hinsdale High School District 86 Superintendent Tammy Prentiss recently asked neighbors to inform on each other in an attempt to provide appropriate “modeling” for children.

DuPage Election Division unwilling to review inaccurate voter information; Lawsuit rumored

By Staff reports | Sep 14, 2020

York Township Trustee John Morrisey is getting nowhere in his attempt to compel the DuPage County Election Division to properly account for the 20,000 whose mail in ballot applications were returned undelivered.

From Prairie State Wire

Casten just latest Democrat backed by former GOP Chair Brady

By Staff reports | 5 years ago

Pat Brady has endorsed incumbent Democrat Sean Casten over GOP challenger Jeanne Ives.

From Prairie State Wire

Pro-progressive tax advertisement misleads on income tax rates, tax liability in nearby states

By Staff reports | 5 years ago

A pro-tax group has taken to the airwaves with a misleading advertisement aimed at getting Illinoisans citizens to vote for a constitutional amendment for a graduate tax.

Morrissey: DuPage Election Division will be overwhelmed with absentee ballots

By Staff reports | Sep 1, 2020

If the past is any indication, the DuPage County Clerk Election Division will likely struggle to process incoming mail-in ballots for the 2020 presidential election, according to a local township official.

DuPage Election Commission refuses to confirm accuracy of DuPage voter rolls; 20,000 voters in question

By Staff reports | Aug 31, 2020

The DuPage County Clerk Election Division has denied a Freedom of Information Act requests for​ data that would help assess the accuracy of DuPage County’s voter rolls.

Hois endorsed by DuPage County Chairman Dan Cronin

By Staff reports | Jul 8, 2020

Candidate for the Illinois House of Representatives District 81 Laura Hois is pleased to announce the endorsement of DuPage County Chairman Dan Cronin today.

Glenbard parent opposes superintendent sharing Black Lives Matter video with students

By Staff reports | Jul 2, 2020

Linda Samuta’s daughter recently graduated from Glenbard West High School in District 87 and is on her way to college but that doesn’t mean her mother is giving up on monitoring the school district and its leaders for alleged one-sided liberal indoctrination.

Congressman Dan Crenshaw featured guest at fundraiser in support of Ives

By Staff reports | Mar 11, 2020

U.S. Rep. Dan Crenshaw (R-TX) is a featured guest at a fundraiser for congressional candidate Jeanne Ives on Friday, March 13.