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 is commending republican voters for recently turning out for a GOP rally in enthusiastic numbers, while also reminding them of what it means to be a supporter of the party.
Tonia Khouri says this summer's record-breaking 32 percent income tax hike and a budget with no reforms pushed her past the breaking point.
It wasn’t long ago that Tonia Khouri, Republican candidate for the 11th District U.S. House seat, was endorsed by the Indian American Republican Organization.
Former College of DuPage trustee Kim Savage has filed a Federal Election Commission complaint against the DuPage Policy Journal.
The Indian American Republican Organization recently endorsed Tonia Khouri in the race for the 11th District U.S. House seat, which covers Aurora to Burr Ridge and south to Joliet.
As a mother, business owner and public servant, Tonia Khouri, a Republican candidate who is running for the Illinois 11th District Congressional seat, finds that supporting mothers and combating poverty are some of the most important ways to help Illinois families thrive.
Tonia Khouri aims to use her firsthand experiences as a small business owner and a community leader to address the issue of poverty in the 11th Congressional District of Illinois.
Tonia Khouri has steadfastly refused to back down from her call to have the state government seek federal assistance to secure better infrastructure for the people of Illinois.
Tonia Khouri, the Republican running to represent Woodridge, Bolingbrook, Joliet and nearby jurisdictions in the 11th District of the U.S. House of Representatives, recently illuminated her stance on economic growth, sharp contrasting her platform to Democratic incumbent Bill Foster’s.
Khouri recently offered her insights on local infrastructure and where she stands on how she can help.
Tonia Khouri, the Republican candidate for the Congress in Illinois' 11th District, recently addressed her perspective on economic growth and how her approach is fundamentally different from opponent Bill Foster, the Democratic incumbent.