Showing posts with label Algonquin Township. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Algonquin Township. Show all posts

Thursday, April 2, 2009

We Have Ruffled Some Feathers Now Let's Finish the Job

Our campaign is making the entrenched Republican powers that be in Algonquin Township worried, which is part of the point of this campaign.

In a mailer (pictured on the left) from the Algonquin Township Republican Central Committee Karla Dobbeck the Chairwoman states that "...our Republican Algonquin Township Trustees are in a battle to hold their positions...we have not seen this type of Democratic activity here in Algonquin Township before and need to put a stop to it before it takes hold."

The mailer goes on to ask for money, which is all the current Trustee Board thinks you the citizen is good for. The Republican stranglehold of the Algonquin Township does not want any competition otherwise the could not do as they please and just send you the taxpayer the bill.

We are closing in on the April 7th election date. Let's continue our great efforts and not only ruffle some Republican feathers let's send a real message by voting in 3 new Democratic trustees to the Algonquin Township Trustee Board. Change has come to Algonquin Township; and to Mrs. Dobbeck, Democratic activity has already taken hold and the Republicans need to get used to it.

Sunday, March 29, 2009

Getting Close to Victory

We are only a few days from the April 7th elections and we are looking forward to an election day victory. The Get Out The Vote GOTV efforts by our volunteers has been great. We are making contacts with voters through phone contact and door to door conversations. We are consistently greeted with enthusiasm are support. People are glad to meet other independent progressives and Democrats in their community. There are many of us. Many have commented about receiving our post cards in the mail and seeing our signs in their nieghborhoods and in the community. Others have shared that their Republican friends have expressed concern that we are so visible. Well we are very glad to see these results because we want to let other like minded community members that it is time to ask for balanced representation. That is why we are putting our names on the ballot. To give the voters in Algonquin Township a choice of representation. Representation of your interests and values. To provide a balance view on the Trustee Board. Those of you that we have talked to that have had a chance to early vote have been pleased to see a choice of candidates to vote for and have been glad to vote for a democratic choice. Thank you for your support and we will see you on April 7th.

Monday, March 9, 2009

We have Yard Signs


Our Yard Signs are now in!
If you would like a sign for your lawn send us an email at:
algonquintownship@gmail.com

Friday, February 20, 2009

Check Your Mail

We are mailing out the following post cards to many of you throughout Algonquin Township...



Our tagline "Vote for 3 at the top and then stop~" refers to how our three candidates will be the first three on the ballot. The ballot will say vote for 4 trustees, but you do not have to vote for that many; and it is better if you do not. Every vote for a fourth trustee candidate goes to a Republican canceling out a Democratic vote.

So on 4/7/2009 vote for 3 at the top then stop~

Wednesday, February 18, 2009

Let's make a change in Algonquin Township

As many of you have heard me say before in my bids for the McHenry County Board "we need to end the single party rule." One party government only breeds corruption and benefits no one. For far too long the "tax and spend Republicans" have taken our money and given us little to nothing in return. We need to reclaim our township. That is why I have found two others in our township who have agreed to run with me for the Algonquin Township Board of Trustees Frank Hyden and Robert Frank.

The change we demand does not happen overnight nor does it happen in a vaccuum so we need your help please volunteer today. Send us an email (algonquintownship@gmail.com), post a blog, or mail us at P.O. Box 129, Cary IL. 60013. Every bit helps.

Thank You,
Doc McTague