Illinois Dupage County Board
Recent News About Illinois Dupage County Board
Curran named to replace Radogno in state Senate
DuPage County Board Member John Curran of Downers Grove has been chosen to represent Illinois' 41st Senate District in the General Assembly, according to a press release from the Dupage County GOP.
DuPage board member saddened, not surprised, by Radogno departure
Brian Krajewski, a member of the DuPage County Board, knew that longtime Senate Minority Leader Christine Radogno (R-Lemont) was planning to retire.
DuPage board candidate offers lengthy video of endorsements
Steven Nero has a video of 60 friends on Facebook -- which might not sound like a lot until you realize they are all prominent backers of his recently announced plans to run for a seat on the DuPage County Board for District 2.
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DuPage County Board Ethics met March 14.
DuPage County Board met at 11 a.m. Tuesday, March 14.
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Watchdog group: DuPage County flouted advance-notice law on ballot referenda
DuPage County Board officials violated state Election Code laws involving Election Day referenda last fall and should be ousted, the Edgar County Watchdogs alleged recently.
Republicans nearly sweep DuPage County Board races
Republican candidates for the DuPage County Board swept most of the seats, with only one Democratic holdover, Liz Chaplin of District 2, retaining her seat, making DuPage County a GOP haven on the county government level.
DuPage County Board member accused of illegally moonlighting for state
The Edgar County Watchdogs reported in Illinois Leaks that a complaint was filed against DuPage County Board member Donald Puchalski with the Office of the Executive Inspector General on Sept. 29.
Du Page County Board reviews appropriation of grants
Du Page County Board reviews appropriation of grants at recent meeting.
Pondering children's future prompts Khouri’s congressional run
Contemplating her children's future propelled Tonia Khouri, the Republican nominee for Illinois’ 11th District congressional race, to have her name placed on the ballot.