For the Illinois Supreme Court, AMVOTE PAC has endorsed Justice Jesse G. Reyes. For the Appellate Court, AMVOTE PAC endorses Justice Michael B. Hyman for the Neville, Jr. vacancy and Justice John Griffin for the Simon vacancy.
In contested Cook County Circuit Court races, AMVOTE PAC has made the following endorsements:
Countywide Vacancies
Kerrie Maloney Laytin -- Bellows vacancy
Aileen Bhandari -- Coghlan vacancy
Laura Ayala-Gonzalez -- Ford vacancy
Celestia L. Mays -- Funderburk vacancy
Levander "Van" Smith, Jr. -- Larsen vacancy
Chris Stacey -- Mason vacancy
Teresa Molina -- McCarthy vacancy
Sheree Desiree Henry -- Murphy Gorman vacancy
Araceli Reyes De La Cruz -- Roti vacancy
Russell W. Hartigan -- C. Sheehan vacancy
Jill Rose Quinn -- K. Sheehan vacancy
Subcircuit Vacancies
Sondra Nicole Denmark -- 2nd Subcircuit, "A" vacancy
David A. Bonoma -- 3rd Subcircuit, Flynn vacancy
Erin Haggerty Antonietti -- 3rd Subcircuit, Murphy vacancy
Jamie Guerra Dickler -- 6th Subcircuit, Nega vacancy
Eileen Marie O'Connor -- 6th Subcircuit, Pantle vacancy
Jonathan Clark Green -- 8th Subcircuit, Fleming vacancy
Michael Alan Strom -- 9th Subcircuit, Luckman vacancy
Jon Stromsta -- 10th Subcircuit, McGing vacancy
Patricia M. Fallon -- 12th Subcircuit, Hanlon vacancy
Matt Flamm -- 13th Subcircuit, Kulys Hoffman vacancy
Gerardo Tristan, Jr. -- 14th Subcircuit, Bertucci vacancy
Daniel O. Tiernan -- 14th Subcircuit, Lacy vacancy
Heather Mulligan Begley -- 15th Subcircuit, Griffin vacancy
AMVOTE PAC endorsed Junaid Aleef for Kane County State's Attorney -- but makes no endorsement in the Cook County State's Attorney's race. It endorsed Richard Boykin for Clerk of the Cook County Circuit Court. It also involved itself in one, and only one, Ward Committeeman's race, endorsing Debra Silverstein in the 50th Ward.
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4 comments:
Nice of them to invite all the candidates to be screened.
You mean like how FOP Lodge #7 and the Firefighters do their transparent screening?
The only people dumb enough to whine about transparency are the ones who don't know how to play the game.
Thank you for at least acknowledging it’s a game. The irony is the job they seek demands fairness and impartiality. Nothing mysterious happens to your character and values once you don the robe. If being a game player is how you got on the bench, the game playing will continue.
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