Geneva IL Township Republicans

10/18/2026

10/18/2026

10/18/2026

Michael just wanted burgers and a game. Then he remembered Democrats care more about pronouns than his paycheck.
It’s that simple. Vote Republican.

10/18/2026

Last day to register to vote!! Make your voice heard!!

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10/18/2026

Experience matters, and I’m ready to put mine to work for Kane County!

With 34 years in municipal government and decades of experience in agriculture, infrastructure, and small business, I’m focused on responsible spending, efficient government, and practical, bipartisan solutions.

Let’s keep Kane County affordable, thriving, and a great place to call home!

10/17/2026

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10/17/2026

🚨 ILLINOIS, WE’RE HITTING THE ROAD! 🚨

October 25–31, Darren Bailey and I are taking our message across the state: You deserve to afford your home, feel safe in your neighborhood, and have a government that respects your paycheck.

Seven days. One mission. Give Illinois the comeback it deserves. 🇺🇸

Where should we stop? Drop your town below! 👇

10/16/2026

🔴 THE HIDDEN BUDGET DISASTER THAT IS BREAKING ILLINOIS 📉✈️
Under current policies, the state is pulling off an unsustainable economic trade:
💰 The Foregone Net Tax Contribution (Red Bars):
The high-earning residents fleeing the state are our most significant taxpayers. They paid maximum taxes but used relatively little in public services—rarely drawing from state welfare, public health, or local education. When they leave, 100% of their tax funding vanishes, but the state saves next to nothing because their footprint on the system was so low.
🚰 The Additional Net Service Costs (Yellow Bars):
Under current sanctuary policies, arriving demographics legally require high-cost public infrastructure upfront—including emergency housing, specialized healthcare, and public K-12 schooling. Because arriving families initially occupy lower-wage tiers, the small amount they contribute back in local sales taxes covers only a tiny fraction of the massive public services they legally consume.
⚠️ The Compounding Line (Black Line):
You cannot fund a state by aggressively trading people who contribute proportionately more than they use for a population that legally requires massive structural spending upfront. As the graph shows, when you combine the lost taxes with the added service burdens, it snowballs into an illustrative $4.85 BILLION annual deficit by 2025.
With over 168,000 net residents gone, the math simply doesn't work. Driven away by decades of high-tax, high-spend Democrat policies, our strongest tax base is packing up and moving to lower-tax, Republican-run states. As this wealth flees, it leaves a much heavier, crushing tax burden entirely on the citizens who remain behind to fund the widening gap.