Three major newspapers have endorsed Republican state House candidate Tonia Khouri, who is running to represent the 49th District.
Since it was announced in May, a plan floated by the Chicago Federal Reserve to create a statewide residential property tax-- adding another $2,500 per year to the bill of a $250,000 Illinois home-- has been furiously, publicly opposed by Republicans across the state.
DuPage County State Attorney Bob Berlin recently endorsed Tonia Khouri for the Illinois House of Representatives.
Tonia Khouri, 49th District candidate for the Illinois House of Representatives, believes pension reform is key to lowering property taxes.
Republican state House candidate Tonia Khouri took to social media to call out her Democratic rival, Karina Villa, for a “misleading” campaign ad.
Tonia Khouri believes a sea of change is needed in Springfield.
Although Democrat Karina Villa, a candidate for Illinois’ 49th District House seat, has billed herself as “a fresh start” with “a new voice,” her Republican rival Tonia Khouri isn’t buying the campaign rhetoric.
DuPage County’s success at whittling down its bureaucracy is a lesson GOP candidate Tonia Khouri hopes to apply statewide.
Peers praised Republican House hopeful Tonia Khouri in a video the candidate shared on social media recently.
Republican House hopeful Tonia Khouri is proud to call DuPage County home.
Tonia Khouri worries how long Illinois can continue on its current path before the state truly becomes just a shell of its former self.
Tonia Khouri could feel all the love during her recent campaign stop in West Chicago.
Tonia Khouri is using a new Wirepoints report detailing how nearly 25 percent of all general fund state revenue is now gobbled up by government employee health insurance and pension costs as an illustration of how badly reform is needed.
A recent post on Republican state House candidate Tonia Khouri's Facebook page hit close to home.
Republican state House candidate Tonia Khouri wants House Speaker Mike Madigan (D-Chicago) to put himself in the shoes of all the victims who have made accusations of sexual harassment at the hands of at least four of his closest associates since the #MeToo movement hit Springfield just four months ago.