Dear Pro-Family Neighbors in Cook County,
Election Day is Tuesday, November 2, 2010. This is your opportunity to vote on whether Washington and Springfield are heading in the right direction.
I would like to make some recommendations to you for your consideration on November 2nd:
Federal Offices:
— U.S. Congress: Ray Wardingly (1st CD) and Isaac Hayes (2nd CD)
— U.S. Senate: Mike Labno (He is 100 percent pro-life with no exception. … Continue Reading
You can make a difference in the November 2nd election by voting for candidates who share your values!
Cut through the political spin by using the IFI Voter Guide to get straightforward information, and then use the Illinois Family Action Election Watch supplemental to learn even more.
Want to know what groups have endorse which candidates? Then you will want to check out these resources:
… Continue ReadingState Rep. Endorsement Lists
State Senate Endorsement Lists
Statewide Endorsement Lists
Congressional Endorsement Lists
U.S.
We know how difficult it is to cast your votes for judges. Chances are you have not even heard of these candidates for the bench. There is just not enough information to help voters cast an intelligent vote.
Illinois Family Action has complied some important information on judges to help you carry out your duty as a citizen. We are happy to provide the following 2010 Election Watch for Judicial candidates.
Please click HERE for a downloadable version of this guide to judicial candidates.… Continue Reading
The following candidates came very close to receiving IFA’s full endorsement but did not receive that endorsement because of one or two policy positions and/or votes. Instead, IFA would like to recommend these candidates for your prayerful consideration:
State Senate Candidates by District:
10 Brian G. Doherty
28 John Millner
34 Dave Syverson
43 Cedra Crenshaw
49 William “Sam: McCann
55 Dale Righter
58 David Luechtefeld
State House Candidates by District:
35 Dr. Barbara Bellar
37 Jeffrey L.… Continue Reading
This edition of the IFI Voter Guide will contain non-partisan information about candidates for Illinois Governor and United States Senate — two of the most-watched races in the nation. Plus, there will be information on US House and races right down to State House and State Senate.
How can you use bulk copies of the 2010 Illinois Voter Guide this fall?
… Continue Reading1. To encourage those around you to get to the polls and vote. Start with your own family members, co-workers and colleagues.
Are you registered to vote? How about your family, friends and church? Did you know polls show that as many as half of those sitting around us in our churches either are not registered to vote or don’t show up at the polls?! You can help change that!
Hold a “Voter Registration Sunday.” The voter registration deadline is October 5th, so pick a Sunday this month, advertise it in your church bulletin with the help of your pastor, set up a small table with the forms and information and you’re set!… Continue Reading
We are excited to have two fantastic candidates joining us this Saturday—one running for the state legislature and the other running for Congress. Both Tea Party sensation Cedra Crenshaw who is running for Illinois State Senate and Isaac Hayes who is running for Congress against Jesse Jackson, Jr. will be joining us.
IFA Breakfast Meeting
Saturday, August 7, 2010
8:00 A.M. – Breakfast Buffet $5.99
8:30 A.M. – Cedra Crenshaw
9:00 A.M. – Isaac Hayes
Old Country Buffet 16060 S.… Continue Reading
Our second breakfast meeting in the northwest suburbs will feature conservative pro-family advocate and candidate for state representative, Tom Morrison. Tom grew up in the Chicago suburbs where politics and culture were everyday topics discussed at the family dinner table.
His parents, Roger and the late Susan Morrison, were active, lifelong Republicans, involved in both local and national issues.
Tom absorbed their passion and love for America and their respect for our nation’s Constitution. His zeal for America’s founding principles would eventually lead him to seek public office.… Continue Reading
