Aurora Mayor
Vote for 1 | Judd Lofchie
 | https://www.juddforaurora.com
JuddforAurora@gmail.com | - Current Alderman with a track record of voting to stop wasteful spending and reduce Aurora's $1.1 billion deficit.
- Experienced in both directly creating jobs and bringing employers to Aurora, through networking and collaboration.
- Improve public safety by creating stronger partnerships with our community organizations and churches
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John Laesch
 | http://www.johnforaurora.com/
johnforaurora@gmail.com
Facebook
Twitter | - John is a union carpenter, veteran former East Aurora School Board member.
- Supports ethics reform and is rejecting contributions from people who do business with city hall.
- Focused on bringing higher wage jobs in the green building/renewable energy sector to Aurora.
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Aurora Alderman
At-Large
Vote for 1 | Brooke Shanley
 | http://www.brookeshanley.com
brooke@brookeshanley.com
Facebook
Instagram
Twitter | - Educator. Activist. Organizer. VP of AFT Local 604, member Share Fox Valley, President American Legion Aux. Unit 84.
- Dedicated and responsible leader committed to our families, residents, and community at large.
- Will use professional leadership skills to collaborate to lessen property taxes, help small businesses, and protect vulnerable residents.
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Raymond Hull
 | http://www.rayhullforaurora.com
Rayhull21aldermanatlarge@gmail.com | - Retired Aurora Water Superintendent, former Planning Commissioner, and 2-term School Dist. #131 member, one year as president.
- Neighborhood revitalization is the foundation of any community which will assist in economic development.
- My main goal is to bridge the gap between the 3 regions of town to redefine Aurora's identity.
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Aurora Alderman
Ward 7
Vote for 1 | Scheketa Hart-Burns (Incumbent)
 | hartburns@ameritech.net
Facebook | - A woman of my word who, with heart and mind for 30+ years, has always been actively and highly involved in the betterment of our community.
- I want to continue to make a positive difference in the lives of our constituents.
- I plan to cultivate change so that we as a community collectively achieve common goal.
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Saul Fultz
 | http://www.saulforward7.com/
saulforward7@gmail.com | - Better Police & Community Relations
- Bring Community Programs that promote Unity and Positivity to Ward 7
- Effectively Hear Your Needs
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Aurora Alderman
Ward 10
Vote for 1 | Arjun Nair  | https://www.arjunforalderman.com/
electnair@gmail.com
Facebook
Twitter | - Majored in Political Science and Minored in Economics and History at Illinois Wesleyan University
- Interned at U.S. Senator Richard J. Durbin's Chicago Office
- I will push for ideas and spending that uplift the community, rather than developers.
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Fox Valley Park District
Commissioner
At Large | Joe Grisson, III
(Write-In)
 | Facebook
 | - Servant-leader who connects with, listens to, and represents ALL residents, regardless of community standing.
- 17+ years invested into advancing our community through social development programs and projects.
- A community leader who C.A.R.E.S. (Connects. Advocates. Restores. Empowers. Serves.) for our community.
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Fox Valley Park District
Commissioner
Ward 3 | Marea Berkley Clement (Write-In)
 | Facebook
| - PTSA Board Member for John C. Dunham STEM school since 2018, currently serving as Treasurer.
- Committed to Accessibility, Affordability, Diversity, Equality, Safety, and Sustainability.
- Naperville Township area resident since 2006. Avid supporter/user of Fox Valley Park District programs/facilities.
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College of DuPage Trustee
Vote for 3 | Florence Appel | http://floforcod.com
floforcod@gmail.com
Facebook
| - 32-year career in higher education as faculty, department administrator, union leader and negotiator
- Proud and outspoken Democrat - volunteer for Sean Casten, Terra Costa Howard; York Township PC
- Will address enrollment, tuition, revenues, all in the context of moving forward from the pandemic
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Don Potoczny
 | http://donforcod.com/
donforcod@gmail.com
Facebook | - Retired Army colonel, board president of DuPage Symphony Orchestra, and Chicago public high school administrator
- Certified Project Management Professional and Senior HR Professional, BA, MS, MSEd, EdD student
- Brings a lifetime of values-based leadership that can be trusted always to put service above self
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Dan Malloy
 | malloyforcod@gmail.com
Facebook | - Serving my community as a board member of The La Grange Area Historical
Society, founder of "Waiola Elevates" non-profit, and local REALTOR® - Making COD inclusive, affordable, and accessible for all community members because I believe knowledge is a right, not a privilege
- As a former COD student, I will advocate for all credits to transfer to four-year public colleges/universities
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Nick Howard
 | https://nickforcod.com
nick@nickforcod.com
| - 23+ year DuPage County resident, Glen Ellyn business owner, and former
COD adjunct faculty member. - Practical experience, business acumen, and educational background will bring common sense to the COD board.
- Will work to support and advocate for COD's greatest assets - its faculty, staff, and students.
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School Board 203
Vote for 4 | Charles Cush
(Incumbent)
 | http://Cushfor203.com
cushfor203@gmail.com
Facebook
Twitter
| - Business professional with 25+ years experience in marketing, managing large teams and multi-million dollar budgets.
- Served on School Board for past 4 1/2 years. Helped district earn ranking as top K-12 district in the state.
- Key Focus Areas: Driving growth for *All* students. College & Career Readiness, and Financial Stewardship.
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Kristin Fitzgerald
(Incumbent)
 | http://www.electfitzgerald.com/
kristin@electfitzgerald.com
Facebook
| - Elected to Board in 2013, brings more than 25 years of education policy
experience to Board leadership. - Tireless champion for all students, resulting in a $2 million annual investment in closing achievement gaps.
- Priorities: Success for all students, Comprehensive Equity Plan, Partnership with Community, and Budgetary Stewardship.
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Donna E. Wandke
(Incumbent)
 | http://www.vote4wandke203.com
vote4wandke203@gmail.com
Facebook
| - Passion for education with 29 years of experience, including first as a teacher and then a leader in District 203
- Current District 203 School Board Vice President and serving since 2013
- Continued board goals: academic achievement for all and financial stewardship, already saved taxpayers $32.7 million
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Amanda McMillen
 | http://www.amandamcmillen.com
friendsofamandamcmillen@gmail.com
Facebook
| - Social worker with over 20 years’ experience working and advocating for children and families.
- Strengthen the district in diversity, equity, and inclusion and ensure all students are represented.
- Develop programs that are affordable, relevant, and in Naperville resident's best interests.
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IPSD School Board 204
Vote for 4 | Susan Taylor-Demming
(Incumbent)
 | http://www.susantaylordemming4204.com
susantdemming@gmail.com
Facebook
Twitter
| - Current #204 School Board member and higher education administrator who champions all district constituents and advocates for underrepresented students and families.
- Fiscally focused so that taxes are spent wisely, but committed to stellar programs for the success of all students.
- Will strengthen partnerships with higher education institutions and businesses to improve opportunities for academic success that supports career exploration and college coursework exposure.
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Laurie Donahue
(Incumbent)
 | http://lauriedonahuefor204.com/
Facebook
Twitter
| - Elected in 2017. Current secretary of the Indian Prairie District 204 school board.
- Support *all* *students’ social, emotional, and academic needs allowing them to achieve their greatest potential.
- Engineer and telecom Senior Director. Led large global teams including a $1B procurement program
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Saba Haider
 | http://sabahaider.com
sabafor204@gmail.com
Facebook | - Accomplished businesswoman, running business in area of training, coaching, mental health and mindfulness.
- Community builder and organizer, helping people connect and build a strong and united community.
- She plans to bring equity, educational and social emotional excellence to school district 204.
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Supna Jain
 | https://www.supnajain204.com/
Facebook
| - Active D204 parent of two boys (3rd & 7th grade), member of PDAC and PTAs
- Background in law, Professor of Communication Studies, Founder/Artistic Director of NFP dance troupe
- Will advocate for academic rigor, equity, social-emotional literacy, and post-graduation readiness
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Robert O. Harris
 | http://drharris204.com
dr.harris204@gmail.com | - Focus on students: Persistence, graduation, career options, high achievement, effective learning management tools.
- Student services: Increase student success by helping all students grow socially, emotionally, and academically. Maintain safe and healthy environments.
- Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion: Hire effective teachers, school district leaders, and staff committed to evidence-based results and excellence.
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Kader Sakkaria
 | https://www.kadersakkaria.com | - Currently, Chief Technology Officer at Ruffalo Noel Levitz, a higher education firm. MBA from Kellogg School at Northwestern.
- From my professional background, I know that higher education is developing rapidly to open up new pathways towards success.
- We need to prepare every student to achieve success after graduation, however they define it.
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Allison Fosdick
 | Facebook
afosdick@gmail.com
| - Supporting students' social and emotional health.
- Focusing on equity to close the achievement gap and ensure that every student has the opportunity to succeed.
- Increasing collaboration and communication between the district, parents, and students.
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| Aurora Public Library Board | Sandeep Londhe
(Write-In)
 | LinkedIn
| - Engineer and Business Management professional with 25+ years of experience in Technology, Sales, and Marketing.
- Co-founder: Aurora businesses that deliver art, design, and tech education. Aurora Indian Community Outreach Board member and Vice President.
- Key Focus Areas: Deliver knowledge, recreation, and support services to residents through the Aurora library system; Fiscal Stewardship.
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Naperville City Council
Vote for 4 | Dr Benjamin White (Incumbent)
 | http://bennywhite.org/
benny@bennywhite.org
Facebook
Twitter
| - Current Councilman, former IPSD 204 School Board Member, former Fire and Police Commissioner, and retired Army Officer
- Led the effort in updating the City’s mission statement to include “an inclusive community that values diversity.
- I want to continue moving Naperville forward through community engagement, sound financial principles, and resourceful public safety.
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Allison Longenbaugh
 | https://www.allison4naperville.com
allison4naperville@gmail.com
Facebook
Twitter
Instagram
TikTok | - 29-year career at J.P. Morgan as operations analyst and change leader.
- Will actively listen and analyze to execute solutions providing the greatest benefit to all stakeholders.
- Supports responsible development, affordable housing, and delivering city services residents deserve.
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Ian Holzhauer
 | https://believeinnaperville.com/
campaign@believeinnaperville.com
Facebook
Twitter
| - Naperville native; served in Air Force JAG Corps; raising a family of four young children
- Will promote respect in our community, protect our economy, keep Naperville housing attainable for families
- Supports transitioning our city away from 90% reliance on coal and embracing renewable energy sources
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Mark Urda
 | http://www.urdaforcouncil.com
mark.urda@gmail.com
Facebook | - Forty-year Naperville resident and local business owner.
- Five years of community service on Naperville Historic Preservation Commission.
- Focused on championing resident concerns, supporting diversity, and increasing transparency.
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John Krummen
(Incumbent)
 | http://Krummenforcouncil.com
jkrummen@outlook.com
Facebook
| - MS in Mechanical Engineering, MBA, Professor of Economic at North Central College
- Reduced City debt by $ 60 million resulting in $ 4 million yearly savings and maintained AAA Bond rating, with Level Property Taxes
- Initiated the Sustainability and Clean Energy Task Force and active in National Inclusion and Diversity Councils
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James Haselhorst
 | http://www.napervillecandidate.com
jimhaselhorst.cc@gmail.com
Facebook | - Over 30 years government experience between time in the Navy and with the USDA
- Over 25 years in Naperville as a community activist and volunteer
- ver 25 years of familiarity with Naperville government from participating in committee/board/council meetings
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Naperville Park Board
Vote for 4 | Mary Gibson
 | MaryforNapervilleParks@gmail.com
Facebook
| - Former Director at a data analytics firm, mother of three young children, and active community volunteer
- Will prioritize quality and affordable programing, classes, and events for all Naperville residents
- Committed to making Naperville Park District a leader in environmental stewardship and sustainability
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Alison Thompson
 | Facebook
alison.thompson.c@gmail.com
| - Manager and leader in a photography company for 8 years, in addition to running a successful small business.
- Grew up in Naperville, using the park district services, and moved back to raise a family here.
- Develop programs that are affordable, relevant, and in Naperville resident's best interests.
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Leslie Ruffing
 | Facebook
LeslieForNapervilleParks@gmail.com
| - Community activist focusing on gun violence prevention and safety. Volunteer chair of multiple PTA committees.
- 15+ years as a Structured Settlement Broker supporting clients so that the injured party’s needs are protected.
- A leader for the board who is committed to fairness, accountability, and fiscal responsibility while keeping nature conservation at the forefront of decision-making.
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Rhonda Ansier
 | ansierfornaperparks@gmail.com
Facebook
| - Accessibility and Affordability: I support quality programs that are available to all Naperville citizens regardless of their abilities or socioeconomic status.
- Accountability: I will make decisions that are fair and based on community needs, rather than on the interests of any board member.
- Association: I will promote programs that bring citizens together as a community, and that recognize Naperville's diversity.
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DuPage County Educational Service Regional Board of Trustees
Full 6-Year Term | David R. Griffith
(Write-In)
 | dgriffnuea@aol.com | - Retired 34-year teacher, SD #203. 14 years as President of Naperville Unit Education Association.
- Retired from IEA. 10-year advocate for public education employees and promoting sound educational practices.
- Focus on protecting the quality of public education in our county.
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| Naperville Township - Supervisor | Eddie Bedford
(Incumbent)
| eddieb@napervilletownship.com
| - Retired educator. Naperville School District #203, Eastern Michigan University, North Central College.
- Researcher / Presenter - Negro Baseball League.
- Successful transfer of Naperville Township Road District into the Naperville Township as a department May 2021 under direction of Naperville Township Board of Trustees.
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| Naperville Township - Clerk | Nate Sippel
(Incumbent)
 | sippelnate8@gmail.com
| - Graduated from DePaul University with a degree in Political Science.
- Formerly served as Community Outreach Liaison for Rep. Stephanie Kifowit.
- Serves as Executive Director to DuPage Democrats.
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Naperville Township
Vote for 4 | Loretta Burke
(Incumbent)
 | ltburke@sbcglobal.net
| - Promote awareness of the range of services the Township offers.
- Provide transparency in the Township’s operations and fiscal policies.
- Work to reduce the tax burden upon Township residents.
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Julie Federico
(Incumbent)
 | JulieF@napervilletownship.com
| - Incumbent Trustee; 30+ year resident of Naperville and Precinct Committeeperson
- Continue Democratic activities at the Township, working cooperatively with the team of Trustees
- Support Supervisor Bedford as Naperville Township consolidates the Highway Department
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John Waller
(Incumbent)
 | wallerfornaperville@gmail.com
Facebook
| - Naperville resident since 1993, HOA President since 2008
- Drive down Township costs using 30+ years of work experience in cost savings, logistics, and analyzing market trends
- Active volunteer at Loaves and Fishes Food Pantry, Hesed House, and Feed My Starving Children
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Jennifer Dianna Franklin
(Write-In)
 | jdfranklin@wustl.edu | - Former Assistant Attorney General in the Consumer Fraud Bureau of the Office of the Illinois Attorney General.
- Promote fiscal accountability and resident education regarding Township operations and services.
- Serves as a Precinct Committeeperson for Naperville Township Democrats.
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