Jim Zay, chairman of the DuPage County Republican Party, is refusing to condemn fellow Republicans for their financial and material support of DuPage County Board Chair Deb Conroy.
The DuPage County GOP opposes Gov. J.B. Pritzker's mask mandate for all public and private schools and requiring vaccinations for state employees who work at congregate settings, such as veterans' homes or long-term care facilities, effective Oct. 4.
DuPage Republican Party Chairman Jim Zay says that aggravated battery charges for biting a police officer might be the least of Democratic precinct committeewoman Samantha Wilson’s problems.
Illinois state Sen. John Curran (R-Woodridge) says that DuPage County is in prime position to move forward with the state's reopening plans.
Training meetings for all GOP committeemen, county chairmen and candidates will be held throughout the State of Illinois from now through the Fall.
The DuPage County Republican Central Committee (DCRCC) has reserved Feb. 22 for its annual Lincoln Day Dinner.
One of the first responders to the attack on the American diplomatic compound in Benghazi, Libya, in 2012 will be the guest speaker at the DuPage Republican Day event on Oct. 23.
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Jay Kinzler wants to put his foot down to stop the accelerating amount of taxes Illinoisans are paying. His latest target is an increase in gas taxes soon to be considered by legislators.
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DuPage County Republican Party Chairman Brian Krajewski is calling on area Republicans to help candidates get the signatures they need on their petitions for the 2018 primary ballots.
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Chairman Brian Krajewski is calling on area conservatives to join the DuPage Republican Party as it begins work on the 2018 election, which will feature several prominent and critical races, according to the group's newsletter.
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Illinois Gov. Bruce Rauner recently visited NOW Foods in Bloomingdale as part of a two-day tour of the state to advocate for a balance budget and promote various governmental and economic reforms.
The DuPage County Republican Party sees opportunities to expand the party’s influence in 2017 since the blue tide that gave Democrat Hillary Clinton a 15-point margin of victory in the county’s polling numbers petered out down the ballot.