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Michelle Mussman led Republican Jillian Rose Bernas in votes cast in Wayne Township for the District 56 state House race, according to the latest vote count.
Tonia Jane Khouri led Democrat Karina Villa in votes cast in Wayne Township for the District 49 state House race, according to the latest vote count.
Christine Winger led Democrat Diane Pappas in votes cast in Wayne Township for the District 45 state House race, according to the latest vote count.
Kathleen V. Carrier led Republican Amy L. Grant in votes cast in Wayne Township for the District 42 state House race, according to the latest vote count.
Seth Lewis led Democrat Thomas Cullerton in votes cast in Wayne Township for the District 23 state Senate race, according to the latest vote count.
Laura Ellman led Republican Michael G. Connelly in votes cast in Wayne Township for the District 21 state Senate race, according to the latest vote count.
Winfield, Wayne and Addison employ the most government workers per capita among townships in DuPage County, according to 2017 Illinois State Comptroller financial reports.
Milton, Downers Grove and Naperville employ the fewest government workers per capita among townships in Illinois, according to 2017 Illinois State Comptroller financial reports.
Downers Grove, Naperville and Milton top the list in DuPage County with the lowest spending per capita in 2017, Illinois State Comptroller financial reports show.
York, Wayne and Winfield top the list in DuPage County with the highest spending per capita in 2017, Illinois State Comptroller financial reports show.
A lively campaign punctuated by strong competition has paid off for Randy Ramey, who won his party’s nomination for the position of Wayne Township supervisor in Feb. 28’s Republican primary and expressed gratitude via social media.
Wayne Township Supervisor candidate Art Pierscionek, who is facing former state Rep. Randy Ramey in the Republican primary today, took to social media to thank Examiner Publications Inc. for its endorsement last week.
Former state representative Harry "Randy" Ramey took to social media last week to sharply rebuke fellow Republican Art Pierscionek, who had attacked Ramey in the local edition of the Examiner.
'I voted today at the county building for myself and the entire Wayne Township Republican team!” stated GOP candidate Randy Ramey recently via his Facebook page, including eight colleagues plus his own bid for supervisor.
Fascinated by government since high school, Harry "Randy" Ramey recently stepped up his candidacy for Wayne Township supervisor, reminding voters of the upcoming February primary election via his Facebook campaign page.