Clausen Miller partner Dave Heilmann was in line when the doors opened at the State Board of Elections this morning, filing petitions to run for the vacancy in the new 19th Subcircuit.
That's a link to Heilmann's firm biography in the preceding sentence; I have not yet found a campaign website.
This is Heilmann's first bid for elected judicial office (although he applied for associate judge in 2015), but it is not his first election campaign: Heilmann is the former mayor of Oak Lawn.
Licensed as an attorney in Illinois since 1987, according to ARDC, Heilmann has his own author's page on Amazon.com.
Also filing for this vacancy this morning were Risa Renee Lanier and Bridget Colleen Duignan.
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Don’t know him but he would have my vote if it means Foxx’s right hand loses.
There is one more yet to file in this contest. She will split the Irish vote in 19, giving Mr. Mayor the advantage. Ranier should step down and live to run countywide another day. But she couldn't be told.
Doesn't appear there was another Irish woman that filed in this race. Someone has bad information.
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