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~ Mitt Romney & Paul Ryan• Mitt Romney & Paul Ryan oppose

Obamacare and believe it must berepealed.

• Mitt Romney & Paul Ryan opposeabortion on demand, and opposeusing your tax dollars to pay forabortion.

• Mitt Romney & Paul Ryan havebeen endorsed by National Right toUfe.

• Mitt Romney has stated, "I will be a pro-life president...1 willwork with you to foster respect for innocent human life."

• Mitt Romney said "on day one I will eliminate the ObamaAdministration rule that compels religious institutions toviolate the tenets of their own faith. Such rules don't belong inthe America that I believe in."

tir 'I' IN··INJi' ,From Obamacare, which will provide funding for Insurance plans that cover abortion and will lead to rationing, to trampling111" l.J.. .I. " ,on the conscience and rel/glous rights of Americans, to even opposing bans on sex-selection abortion and partlal-blrth· abortion -Obama's extreme agenda Is dangerous to millions. Irs TIMETO TAKEAMERICA BACK. •. FOR LIFE!

Arkansas~ CD4 - Tom Cotton

California~ COl - Doug LaMalfa0' C07 - Dan Lungren~ COg - Ricky Gill~ COlO - Jeff Denham~ C016 - Brian Whelan~ C021 - David Valadao~ CD26 - Tony Strickland

Colorado~ C02 - Kevin LundbergI!f C03 - Scott Tiptonii6 CD6 - Mike Coffman~ CD7 - Joe Coors

D Barack Obama & Joe Biden• Barack Obama & Joe Blden support a policy of abortion on

demand, which allows abortion for any reason. Barack Obamaeven opposed the bill in Congress to ban abortions for sexselection (these abortions almost always kill unborn baby girls)(H.R. 3541, 2012).

• Barack Obama co-sponsored a bill which would make partial-birth abortion legal again and force taxpayers to pay forabortions (S. 1173,2007).

• Barack Obama even voted in the Illinois Senate against bills torequire care and protection for babies who are born alive duringabortions and left to die.

• Barack Obama's administration issued a mandate thatcompels groups, including religious schools and hospitals, toprovide insurance plans that cover drugs and procedures thatviolate their religious or moral convictions.

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New Hampshire~ C01- Frank Guinta

New Jersey~ CD3 - John RunyanIii'1' C04 - Chris Smith

North Carolina1!6 COB - Richard Hudson~ COg - Robert PittengerI!f CD 11 - Mark Meadows~ C013 - George Holding

Oklahoma~ COl - Jim Bridenstine~ C02 - Markwayne Mullin

South Carolina~ C07 - Tom Rice

Each of these candidates has taken apro-life posttion, oppose Obamacare, and are supported by National Right to Life PAC.This list includes any the closest, most hotly contested pro-life \IS. pro-abortion races in the states below that could elect a pro-life

member to Congress! These pro-life candidates deserve the votes of a/l pro-life voters in their districts.

Georgia Maryland New York Rhode Island86 CD9 - Doug Collins I!f COl - Andy Harris ~ CD1 - Randy Altschuler I!f C01- Brendan Doherty~ C012 - Lee Anderson i6 C02 - Nancy Jacobs 1!6 C011 - Michael GrimmIIr I t!6 C06 - Roscoe Bartlett ~ CD19 - Chris Gibson

InO S @' C024 - Ann Marie Buerkle~ C08 - Joe Walsh Minnesota ~ C027 - Chris CollinsI!f C012 - Jason Plummer ~ COl - Allen QuistI!f CD13 - Rodney Davis ~ C02 - John Kline~ CD 17 - Bobby Schilling I!f C03 - Erik PaulsenI ~CD6 - Michele Bachmann~a t!6 COB - Chip Cravaackl!.l C01 - Ben Lange~ C02 - John Archer~ CD3 - Tom LathamI!f CD4 - Steve King

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110 voting KEY f Florida continued ... Indiana continued ••gainst the ~~~. 21. Mario Diaz-Balart (R) X 2. Joe Donnelly (0)House roll call no. 539, July 31, 2012. e£.

22. Allen West (R) X 3. Marlin Stutzman (R)on of the X Pro-life vote (for H.R. 3803) I 23. Alcee Hastings (0) 0 4. Todd Rokita (R)this year, 24. Sandy Adams (R) X 5. DanBurton{R)ed certain 0 Pro-abortion vote (against HR 3803) 25. David Rivera (R) X 6. Mike Pence (R)der Harry 7. Andre Carson (0)a vote on NV Absent or not voting

r Georgia 8. Larry Bucshon (R)ompanion~-~ 1. Jack Kingston (R) X 9. Todd Young (R)Mike Lee P Voted "present" (does not count ~r 2. Sanford Bishop (0) NY

vhovotedon either side) )/- 3. Lynn Westmoreland (R) NY Iowa

serve the S Speaker (usually does not vote) ..J~ 4. Hank Johnson (0) NY 1. Bruce Braley (0)ving legal 5. John Lewis (0) NY 2. Dave Loebsack (D)birth. 6. Tom Price (R) X 3. Leonard Boswell (0).ite House 7. Rob Woodall (R) X 4. Tom Latham (R)lambasted 8. Austin Scott (R) NY 5. Steve King (R).or taking 9. Tom Graves (R) NYvisive so- 10. Paul Broun (R) NY Kansasing it was ~.~ 11. Phil Gingrey (R) NY 1. Tun Huelskamp (R)

12. John Barrow (0) 0 2. Lynn Jenkins (R)13. David Scott (0) 0 3. Kevin Yoder (R)

Connecticut continued ... &' ~ .. 4. Mike Pompeo (R)0 2. Joe Courtney (0) 00 3. Rosa DeLauro (0) 00 4. Jim Himes (0) 00 5. Christopher Murphy (0) 0 I 2. Brett Guthrie (R)0 Idaho 3. John Yarmuth (0)X Delaware 1. Raul Labrador (R) NY 4. Geoff Davis (R)X John Carney (D) 0

,2. Mike Simpson (R) , X 5. Harold Rogers (R)

X ~< 6. Ben Chandler (0) .}~-.

Dlinois,0 FloridaX 1. Jeff Miller (R) X 1, Bobby Rush (0) NY Louisiana0 2. Steve Southerland (R) X 2. Jesse Jackson (0) NY 1. Steve Scalise (R)NY 3. Corrine Brown (0) 0 3. Daniel Lipinski (D)_ X 2. Cedric Richmond (I»0 4. Ander Crenshaw (R) NY 4. Luis Gutierrez (0) 0 3. Jeff Landry (R) ,NV 5. Rich Nugent (R) X 5. Mike Quigley (0) 0 4. John Fleming (R)X 6. Cliff Steams (R) X 6. Peter Roskam (R) X 5. Rodney Alexander (R)X 7. John Mica (R) X 7, Danny Davis (0) 0 6. Bill Cassidy (R)NY 8. Daniel Webster (R) X 8. Joe Walsh (R) X 7. Charles Boustany (R)X 9. Gus Bilirakis (R) X 9. Jan Schakowsky (0) 0' ,0 10. C.W. Bill Young (R) X 10. Robert Dold (R) 0 Maine

11. Kathy Castor (0) 0 11. Adam Kinzinger (R) X .1. Chellie Pingree (D)12. Dennis Ross (R) X 12. Jerry Costello (0) X 2. Michael Michaud (D)

NY 13. Vern Buchanan (R) X 13. Judy Biggert (R) 00 14. Connie Mack (R) NY 14. Randy Hultgren (R) X MarylandX 15. Bill Posey (R) X 15. Timothy Johnson (R) NY 1.Andy Harris (R)X 16. Tom Rooney (R) X 16. Donald Manzullo (R) X 2. C.A. Ruppersberger (0)X 17. Frederica Wilson (0) 0 17. Bobby Schilling (R) X 3. John Sarbanes (0)X 18. Deana Ros-Lehtinen (R) X 18. Aaron Schock (R) X 4. Donna Edwards (0)0 19. Ted Deutch (0) .0, 19. John Shimkus (R) X 5. Steny Hoyer (D)

20. Debbie WassennanSclrultz(D) 0 .o. Roscoe Bartlett (R)IndiliDa 7. Elijah Cummings (0)_.

Ji:L Illinois Citizens for LifeNovember 6, 2012, lliinois General Election Information

Candidates have been surveyed and rated by Illinois Citizens for Life with respect to pro-lite issues (Abortion, Euthanasia,Embryonic Stem Cell research and related issues). This was done through surveys, public statements, and/or votingrecords. The ratings are to the left of the listing and represent the following:

3 = Will not support most Pro-life Issues

4 = Totally opposed to Pro-Life issues

# '" Rape and Incest Exception

1 = Fully Pro-Life

2 = Not in full support of all Pro-Ufe Issues

* = An asterisk Indicates Incumbent.

U = Unknown (Old not answer or complete survey.)

X = Does not have a Pro-Life position, but we do not have enough Information to enable ICL to give a number rating.

If you would like further information, call lllinois Citizens for Life at 630/852-5448 or 7731583-2069. You may also send email to:icl@icl-life.com. This list does not constitute support or endorsement by Illinois Citizens for Life and cannot be used to advancethe candidacyof any individual. Every effort has been made to insure the accuracy of this information. We regret any errors.

In the following list an "(R)" indicates the Republican Party, a "CD)" indicates the Democrat Party, a "(G)" indicates the Green Party, an "(I)" indicates theIndependent Party. an "(LY' indicates the Libertarian Party. a (C) indicates the Constitution Parry, and a (DU) indicates the 10th District Unity Party. Weencourage copying this information for distribution. When formulating information for your own area please keep districts intact. ICL cannot allowaltering by adding or deleting an individual candidate or candidates or a change in rating. without permission.

Candidates are listed in alphabetical order within rating groups without any preference to individual candidates.

THIS SHEET MAY BE TAKEN INTO THE VOTING BOOTH. 9{20f2012

I - 14th RANDY M. HULTGREN (R) *U 14th DENNIS ANDERSON (D)

- 15th ANGELA MICHAEL (D)- 15th JOHN M. SJID.1KUS (R) *

JII - 16th ADAM KINZlNGER (R) *U - 16th WANDA ROHL (D)1 - 17th BOBBY SCHll..LING (R) *x - 17ili CHERI BUS'I'OS (D)Iff - 18th AARON SCHOCK (R) *U - 18th STEVE WATERWORTH (D)

1 - 24th KIRK W. DILLARD (R) *2 - 24th A. GHANI (D)I - 25th 11M OBERWEIS (R)X - 25th CORINNE M. PIEROG (D)1# - 26th DAN DUFFY (R) •X - 26th AMANDA HOWLAND (D)I . 27th MATI MURPHY (R) *x - 27th DAVID R. PAGE CD)I II - 28th 11M O'DONNELL (R)4 - 28th DANJEL W. KOTOWSKI CD) ..x - 29th JULIE A. MORRJSON CD)

State Senators U - 29th ARlE FRIEDMAN (R)Rating. District I - ~Oth DON CASTELLA CR)4 - l st ANTONIO "TONY" MUNOZ (D) * 4 - 30th TERRY LINK'(D)"4 - 2nd WILLIAM "WILLIE" DELGADO (D) .. X - 31 st MELINDA (WILLEN) BUSH (D)4 - 3rd MATTIE HUNTER (D)" U - 31st JOE NEAL CR)4 - 4th KIMBERLY A. L1GHTFORD (0):* 2' - 32nd PAMELA ALTHOFF (R) ..U - 5th PATRICIA VAN PELT WATKINS (D) I - 33rp KAREN McCOl'.'NAUGHAY (R)4 - 6tb JOHN J. CULLERTON (D) * I - 34th FRANK M. GAMBINO (R)4 - 7th HEATHER A. STEANS (D) .. 4 . 34th STEVEN "STEVE" STADELMAN CD)48th IRA 1. SILVERSTEIN CD) .. 1 - 35th DAVE SYVERSON (R) ..X 9th DANIEL BISS (0) 1 . 36th BILL ALBRACHT (R)X - 9th GLENN FARKAS (R) 3 - 36th MJKEJACOBS (D) ..4 10th JOHN G. MULROE (D) * I - 37th DARIN LaHOOD (R) *4 - II th MARTIN A. SANDOVAL CD) * 1# - 38th SUE REZIN (R) ..U - 12th STEVEN LANDEK (D) .. X - 38th CHRlSTINE BENSON (D)4 - 13th KW AME RAOUL (D) * 4 - 39th DON HARMON CD) *X - 14th EMIL JONES III (D) * 1 - 40th JOSEPH C. "TUCK" MARSHALL (R)U - 15th NAPOLEON HARRIS CD) 4 - 40th TOI W. HUfCHINSON (0) *4 - 16th JACQUELINE "JACQUl" COLLINS (D) .. 4 - 41st CHRISTINERADOGNO(R)*4 - 17th DONNE E. TROTTER CD) * I - 42nd PETER HURT ADO (R)I - 18th BARBARA RUTRBELLAR (R) 4 - 42nd LINDA HOLMES (0) ..1# - 18tb BILL CUNNINGHAM (D) I - 43rd SANDY JOHNSON (R)X - 19th MJCRAELE. HASTINGS CD) V - 43rd PAT McGUIRE (0) *U - 19th EDGAR MONTALVO (R) I - 44th BILL BRADY (R) *"4 20th IRIS Y. MARTINEZ CD) * 1 . 45th TIM BIVINS (R) •I - 21st MJCHAELG. CONNELLY (R) 2 - 46th PAT SULLIVAN (R)I - 22nd CARY COLLINS ,(R) 4 - 46th DAVE KOEHLER CD) '"4 22nd MICHAEL-NOLAND CD) * 1# - 47th RANDY E. FRESE (R)I 23rd CAROLE PANKAU (R)" 1# - 47th JOHN M. SULLIVAN CD) *4 23rd THOMAS E. CULLERTON (D) 1# - 4Sth ANDY MANAR (0)

1# - 48th MIKE McELROY (R)

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PresidenU(Vice President)Rating (Ralings appl)' 10 P,.csidel7liallVP Candidates)1#11#· MJTTROMNEY/(PAULRYAN) (R)4/4 - BARACK OBAMAf(JOE BIDEN) (D) *X/U GARY JOHNSON/(JAMES P. GRAY) (L)XlU JILL STEINf(HOWIE HAWKINS) (G)

U. S. CongressRating - District4 - JsI BOBBY L. RUSH (D)"U IstDONALDE.PELOQUIN(R)I - 2nd BRIAN WOODWORTH (R)4 - 2ndJESSEL.JACKSON,JR.(D) *U 2nd MARCUS LEWIS (1)1 3rd RlCHARDL GRABOWSKI (R)1 3rd DANIEL WILLIAM LIPINSKI (D) *4 - 4thLUlS V. GUfIERREZ (D) *"U - 4th HECTOR CONCEPOON (R)4 - 5th MIKE QUlGLEY (D) *U - 5th DAN SCHMITT (R)U - 5th NANCY WADE (G)1 - 6th PETER J. ROSKAM (R) *X - 6th LESLIE COOLIDGE (D)4 - 7th DANNY K. DAVIS (D) *U - 7th JOHN H. MONAGHAN (l)U - 7th RlT A ZAK CR)I . 8th JOE WALSH (R) *4 - 8th TAMMY DUCKWORTH (D)3 . 9th JANICE D. SCHAKOWSKY CD) "U - 9th TIMOTHY C. WOLFE (R)3 - 10th ROBERT DOLD (R) *X - lOth BRAD SCHNEIDER CD)3 . II th JUDY BIGGERT (R) ..4 - II th BILL FOSTER (0)1# - 12th JASON PLUMMER (R)X'- 12thPAULABRADSHAW(G)U - 12th WILLIAM L. ENY ART (D)I - 13th RODNEY DAVIS (R)X 13th DAVID M. Gll..L (D)X - 13th JOHN HARTMAN 0)

1 - 49th GARRETT M. PECK (R) 4 - 43rd KEITH FARNHAM CD) * 1 - 90th TOM DEMMER CR)U - 49th JENNIFER BERTINO;T ARRANT (ry) 1 - 44th RAMIRO JUAREZ (R) X - 90th THOMAS BOKEN JR CD)1 - 50th WILLIAM "SAM" McCANN CR) * 4 - 44th FRED CRESPO (D) * l# - 91st MICHAEL D. UNES (R) *I - 51st CHAPIN ROSE (R) 1 - 45th DENNIS M. REBOLETTI (R) * U - 91st JENNIFER GROVES ALLISON (D)1 - 52nd JOHN CHRISTIAN BtVvIBENEK (R) U - 45th JOANN FRANZEN CD) 4 - 92nd JEHAN GORDON (D) *4 - 52nd MICHAEL W. FRERICHS (D) * 1 - 46thDANlEL 1. KORDIK (R) 1# - 93rd NORINE K. HAMMOND (R) *1 - 53rd JASON BARICKMAN (R) X - 46th DEBORAH O'KEEFE CONROY (D) I - 94th JlL TRACY (R) *1 - 54th KYLE McCARTER (R) * 1 - 47th PATRICIA R. "PATTI" BELLOCK (R) * 1# - 95th WAYNE ARTHUR ROSENTHAL (R) *X - 54th DANNY L. STOVER CD) 3 - 48th SANDRA-M. PlHOS (R) • 4 - 95th BRAD G_ILLESPIE (D)1# - 55th DALE A RIGHTER (R) * I - 49th MIKE FORTNER (R) * 1# - 96th SUE SCHERER (D)I - 56th MIKE BABCOCK (R) 3 - 50th KAy HATCHER (R) * 1# - 96th DENN}S ROSS'SHACKELFORD (R)1 - 56th WILLIAM "BILL" HAINE CD) * U - 50th ANDREW BERNARD (D) 4 - 97th TOM CROSS (R) *I - 57th DAVE BARNES (R) 2 - 51st ED SULLIVAN, JR. (R) * _ ., 2 - 98th ROBERT "BOB" KALNlCKY (R)4 - 57th JAMES F. CLAYBORNE,JR., II (D) * 1#- 52ndDAVIDMcSWEENEY(R) .-",·-!rJ- X - 98thNATALIDAMANLEY(D)I - 58th DAVlD LUECHTEFELD (R) * 4 - 52nd DEE BEAUBIEN (1) ',' . I - 99th RAYMOND POE (R) *U - 58th MICHAEL J. BIGLER CD) 1# - 53Id DAVID lfARRIS (R)' I 100th JIM WATSON (R) *I - 59th GARY F. FORBY (D) * U - 53rd C:uR"f-RENZ CD) 1 10ist BILL.MITCHELL.(R) *1 - 59th MARK MINOR (R) I -_54th TOM MORRISON (R) * 1# - 102nd ADAM BROWN (R) *

.,.. ,X; - 54th RICHARD S. RUDD $) 4 - 103rdNAOMI D. JAKOBSSON (D) "State Representatives c~# ,.·b x - 55th MARTIN 1. MOYI;AN: (D) U - 103rd ROBERT A MEISTER (R)Rating- District .~. - U - 55th SUSAN SWEENEY (R) • 1# - 104th CHAD D. HAYS (R) *'~'I 4 - 1st.DANIEL Y.BURKE (D) " 4 - 56th MICHELLE MUSSMAN (D) '" ,. X - I04th MICHAEL LANGENDORF CD)

I 4 - 2nd EDWARD J. ACEVEDO (D) * U - 56th J()HN R. LAWSON (R) 1 - 105th DAN BRADY (R) *_ I 4 - 3rd LUIS ARROYO (D) * 4' - 57th ELAINE NEKRITZ (D) * 1 - 106th JOSH HARMS (R)

4 - 4th CYNTHlA SOTO\D) * U - 57th·JONATHANL.GREENBERG(R) I - 10?thJO,HNCAVALETTO(R)*4 - 5th KENNETH "KEN" DUNKIN (D) * .X ~ 58th SCOTt DRURY (D) 2 - 1981h CHARLES E MEIER (R)4 - 6th ESTHER GOLAR CD) * U - 58th MARK L. SHAW (R) 3 -', m8th DANIEL P. POLITES (D)X - 7th EMANUEL "CHRIS" WELCH (D) 4 - 59th SIDNEY H. MATIDAS (R) * 1 - 109th DAVID B. REIS (R) *4 - 8th LA SHAWN K. FORD (D) * 4 - 59th CAROL SENTE CD) * 1 - 110th BRAD HALBROOK (R)X - 9th ARTHUR TURNER (D) * 2 - 60thJACKmBURLESON(R) 1 1lIth DANIEL V. BEISER (D) *X - 10th DERRICK SMITH (D) * 2 - 60th RITA MA YFlELD CD) * 1 - III th KATHY SMITH (R)X - l Oth LANCE TYSON (DU) 1 - 6lst JoANN D. OSMOND (R) * 1 112th DWIGHT D. KAY (R) *4 11th ANN M. WILLIAMS (D) * X - 61st ED ERWIN (D) U - 112th MARLEEN SUAREZ (D)4 12th SARA FEIGENHOLTZ (D) * 4 - 62nd SANDY C.OLE (R) * 1 113th MELINDA HUL T (R)4 13th GREGORY HARRIS (D) * U - 62nd SAM YINOLING (D) 2 - 113th JAY HOFFMAN (D)4 - 14th KELLY M. CASSIDY (D) * 4 - 63rdJACK D. FRANKS (D) * 4 - 114th EDDIE LEE JACKSON (D) *3 15th JOHN C. D'AMICO (D) * 1 - 64th BARBARA WHEELER (R) U - 114th RY AN STOOKEY (R)1 16th VINCENT WILLIAM ROMANO (R) 1 - 65th TIMOTH¥ L. SCHMITZ (R) * I - 115th MIKE BOST (R) •4 - 16th LOU LANG (D) * 1# - 66th MICHAEL W. TRYON (R) * 1 - 116th JERRY COSTELLO II (D) *X - 17th LAURA FINE (D) 4 - 67th CHARLES "CHUCK" JEFFERSON (D) * 1 - 116th JULIE BIGHAM EGGERS (R)U - 17th KYLE FRANK (R) 1 - 68th JOHN M. CABELLO (R) 1 lI7th JOHN BRADLEY (D) *4 - 18th ROBYN GABEL (D) * X - 68th CARL R. WASCO (D) U - 117th DALE E. DORCH (0)U - 18th ERIC JOSEPH LffiBERMAN (R) 1 - 69th JOE SOSNOWSKI (R) .. U 117th CHRISTOPHER McCANN (R)X - 19th ROBERT F. MARTWICK. JR. (D) 1# - 70th ROBERT W. PRITCliARD (R) * 1 - 118th BRANDON W. PHELPS (D) *1 - 20th MICHAEL P. McAULIFFE (R) • 1 - 71st RICHARD MORTHLAND (R) *3 - 20th BRUCE RANDAZZO (D) X - 71st MIKE SMIDDY (D) •U - 21st SILVANA TABARES (D) • 1 - 72nd NEIL ANDERSON (R) County Candidates4 - 22nd MICHAEL J. MADIGAN (D) * 3 - 72nd PATRICK VERSCHOORE (D) * (Only offices with pro-life candidates are listed.)U - 22nd ROBERT HANDZIK (R) 2 - 73rd DAVlD R. LEITCH (R) •4 - 23rd MICHAEL I'-ZALEWSKI (D) * 1# - 74th DONALD L. MOFFITT (R) .. B4 - 24th ELIZABETH "LISA" HERNANDEZ ID) * 2 - 74th AUGUST "GUS" JUNIOR (D) ureau4 - 25th BARBAaA FLYNN CURRIECD)" . 1# - 75th PAM ROTH (R) * County BoardX - 26th CHRISTIAN L. MITCHELL (D) U - 75th JEREMY J. LY (D) 9th - LORETTA VOLKER (R) *4 - 27th MONlQUE D. DA VIS (D) * 1 - 76th DONALD JENSEN (R) 10th - RALPH ANDERSON (R) *3 - 28th ROBERT "BOB" RITA (D) .. 2 - 76th FRANK J. MAurINO (D) .. 18th - MIKE KOHR (D) *X - 29th THADDEUS JONES (D) * 2 - 77th ANGELO "SKIP" SAVIANO (R) •4 - 30th WILLIAM "WILL" DAVIS (D) * U - 77th KATHLEEN WILLIS CD) Cook4 - 31st MARY E. FLOWERS (D) .. 4 - 78th CAMILLE Y. LILLY (D) .. •4 - 32nd ANDRE THAPEDI(D) * 1 - 79th KAT-HERINE "KATE" CLOONEN (D) Board of ReviewU - 33rd MARCUS C. EVANS, JR. (D) 1 - 79th GLENN NIXON (R) 1st - DAN P~TLAK (R) .. '"X - 34th ELGIE R. SIMS, JR. (D) 4 - 80th ANTHONY DeLUCA (D) • Metropolitan Water Reclamation DistrictX - 35th FRANCES ANN HURLEY (D) 1# - 81st RON SANDACK (R) CARL SEGVICH (R) , .U - 35th RICARDO A. FERNANDEZ (R) 1# - 82nd JIM DURKIN (R) ..1 - 36th BOB SHELSTROM (R) 3 - 83rdLINDA CHAPA LaVIA (D) * DeKalbU - 36th KELl;Y M: BURKE (D) * X - 84th STEPHANIE A. KIFOWIT (D) Coroner - DENNIS J. MILLER (R) ..1 - 37th RENEE KOSEL (R)* U - 84thPATRICIA"PAT"FEE(R) State'sAttorney-CLAYCAMPBELL(R)*4 - 38th AL RILEY (D) .. 4 - 85th EMILY McASEY (D) .. Treasurer - MARK A TODD (R) * .4 - 39th MARIA "TONI" BERRIOS (D) .. 1 86th RYAN MARTIN ALM (R) County Board4 - 40th DEBORAH L. MELL (D) * U 86th LAWRENCE "LAR~Y" WALSH, JR (D) * 3rd _KENNETH W. ANDERSEN (R) *U - 40th ANTOINETTE PUCCIO-JOHNSC,,", (R J 1 - 87th RICH BRAUER (R) * 3rd _RILEY N. ONCKEN (R) ..I - 41st DARLENE SENGER (R) * I - 88th KEITH P. SOMMER (R) 6th _BOBBROWN (D) *1 - 42nd JEANNE M. IVES (R) 1 - 89th JIM SACIA (R) * 8th _JULIA FULLERTON (R) *U - 42nd WILLIAM R. ADAMS CD)

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DuPageState's Attorney - ROBERT "BOB" BERLIN (R) *

County Board2nd - SEAN T. NOONAN (R)3ed - JOHN CURRAN (R) *3ed - BRIAN J. KRAJEWSKI (R) *4th - AMY L. GRANT (R)5th - TONIA JANE KHOURI (R)5th -'JOHN P. ZEDIKER (R) *6th ·ROBERTL "BOB" LARSEN (R) *6th ,JAMES F. "JIM" ZAY (R) *

Forest Preserve2nd - JOSEPH F. CANTORE ,R) ..4th - TIM WHELAN ~R)

GrundyCoroner - JOHN W. CALLAHAN (R) *

County Board1st - JOHN M. ALMER (R). •1st - MILDRED "WIllTZ" DYER (R) *1st - CURT D. MERCADANTE (R)2nd - TERYL J. LUNDEEN (R)2nd - DEBRA WARNING (R)

KaneAuditor - TERRY HUNT (R)Chairman - CHRIS LAUZEN (R)Coroner - L. ROBERT (ROB) RUSSELL (R)Circuit Court Clerk - THOMAS M. HARTWELL (R)Recorder - SANDY WEGMAN (R) *

County Board4th - BETRC GONCHER (R)17th - JEFFREY ALBERT MEYER (R)19th - KURT ROBERT KOJZAREK (R)20th - HENOCH FUENTES (R) *22nd - DOUGLAS J SCHEFLOW (R)

KendallCounty Board

Ist - JUDY GILMOUR (R)l;t . MATTHEW G PROCHASKA (R)2nd . SCOTT R. GRYDER (R)

LakeRecorder - BOB BEDNAR (R)

County Board1st . LINDA PEDERSEN (R) *3rd - TOM WEBER (R)l7th . NICK SAUBR (R)

Sanitary DistrictIst -.JOHN PAXTON CR) *

LaSalleAuditor - JODY L. WILKINSON (D) *Circuit Court Clerk - BOB VICKREY (R)

County Board3rd - DAVID ZIELKE (R)7th - TOM McMURTRY (I)7th - GARY SMALL (R) *18th - TOM WALSH (D) *24th - RANDY L FREEMAN (R) "25th - MIKE SHERIDAN (R)26th - RONALD J DITTMER (D) *

McHenryCounty Board

l st - YVONNE M. BARNES (R)2nd - JAMES L. HEISLER (R) *2nd - KENNETH "KEN" D. KOEHLER (R) *3rd - JOSEPH "JOE" GOTTEMOLLER (R)3Id - MARY MCCLELLAN (R)3rd - NICK PROVENZANO (R) *4th - SUE DRAFFKORN (R) *4th - JOHN D. HAMMERAND (R) *5th - JOHN JUNG, JR. (R) *5th - MICHAEL SKALA (R)6th - DIANE F. EVERTSEN (R) *6th - ERSEL C. SCHUSTER (R) *

Rock IslandCounty Board

4tl. - JIM DIETERICH (R)15th - BILL LONG (R)17th - EDWIN M. LANGDON. JR. (D) •22nd - DRUB MIELKE (R)231'd - KEN "MOOSE" MARAND A (D) *

wmCoroner· CHARLES LYONS (R)Recorder - LAURIE MCPHILLIPS (R)

County Board2nd - DAVE IZZO (R) *2nd - JIM MOUSTIS (R) *4th - FELIX-GEORGE (R)lth .. - STEPBEN I. BALICH (R)9th - WALTER G. ADAMIC (D) *9th - CATHERINE PERRETT A (R)9th - IGNACIO G. 'JERRY' RAMIREZ (R)10th -JOSEPH M. BABICH. (D) *10th - SHARON CEMENO HICKS (R)12th" MARGO MCDERMED (R)

WinnebagoState's Attorney - GLEN R. WEBER (R)

County Board1st -LYNNE STRATHMAN (R) *3rd - STEVE SCHULTZ (R) *5th - OWEN BACH (R)12th - DAVID L. STROMMER (R)15th - JOHN M. EKBERG (R) *16th - JOHN FRANCIS SWEENEY (R) *17th - FRED S. WESCOTT (R) *20th - TED BIONDO (R) * "

Forest-PreserveAUDREY L. JOHNSON *

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Judicial Candidates(The follOWing judicial candidates have been found qualified by Illinois Ciliz"nsf~r Life)

illinois Appellate Court2nd District (Boone, Carroll. DeKalb, Dul'age, Jalraviess, Kalle,

Kendall, Lake, Lee, McHenry, Ogle, Stephenson, andWinnebago Counties.)

()'MALLEY VAC ANCY - JOE BIRKETT (R)

5th District (Alexander, Bond, Christian, Clay, Clinton,Crawford. Edwards. Effingham. Fayette, Franklin.Gallatin, Hamilton, Hardin. Jackson, Jasper, Jefferson,Johnson. Lawrence, Madison, Marion, Massac, Monroe,Montgomery, Perry, Pope, Pulaski, Randolph. Richland,Saline, Shelby, St. Clair, Union. Wabash, Washington.Wayne. White, and Williamson Counties.)

DONOVAN VACANCY - STEPHEN McGLYNN (R)

Circuit Court Judges1st District (Alexander. Jackson. Johnson. Massac, Pope. Pulaski.

Saline. Union, and Williamson Counties.}ECKISS VACANCY - MARK A. KOCHAN (D)

- CAROLYN B. SMOOT (R)

2nd District (Crawford. Edwards. Franklin. Gallatin, Hamilron,Hardin, Jefferson. Lawrence. Richland, Wabash, Wayne,an1'White Counties.)

GAMBER VACANCY . - IO BETH WEBER (D)

10th District (Marshall, Peoria, Putnam. Stark, and TazewellCounties.)

SHADID VACANCY - KATE GORMAN (R)

18th District (DuPage County)THOMPSON VACANCY - PATRICK I. O'SHEA (R)

20th District (Monroe. Perry, Randolph. St. Clair, and WashingtonCoulllies.)

HATCH VACANCY - BRIAN K. TRENTMAN CD

23rd District (DeKalb and Kendall Counties)KLEIN VACANCY - RONALD G. MATEKAITIS (D)

Cook County Area4th SubCircuit

A VACANCY - EDWARD M. MALONEY (D)

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General Elec.tionScl1edule:and Deadlines

General ElectionLast Day to Register to Vote

..November 6, 2012October 9, 2012

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Grace Period Registration & Voting (If you have just moved, you mayregister and/or vote at the election authority location).BeginsEnds

October 10, 2012November 3,2012

Early Voting (at the election authority location and designated locations)Begins . October 22, 2012Ends November 3, 2012

Absentee Ballot Voting1st day to file for absentee ballot application September 27,2012

Application requests by mailMUst be received byLast date to vote absentee in person

November 1,2012November 5,2012

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"A Shovel Full Of Dirt'" By David :PondThe Essay "A Shovel Full of Dirt" was published May 28, 2009. The essay theme pre-

sented aWashington D.C. Administration and (ongressionalleadership which were rolling. over American value, U.S. Security, and Economic stability like-a RunawayTrain. Our hopefor the survival of America and the American way of life isfor citizens to get their symbolicshovels and build a mountain in front of this train-to slow it down and stop it.

This supplemental essay is written-to point out quotes from President Obama showinghis agendas. Since he seems to be the" engineer" on the Runaway Train, we need tofocus on him first.

PresidentObama was largeJyelected due to his charisma, oratory skills, p,romises of "Trans-parency" and bipartlsanshlp. He also touted the popular "We Can"and ' Change" themes.

I think the election would not have been as decisive if more attention was paid to thecontent of the two books written by Obama. Although the books do have some positive andsolely historic parts, there are excerpts that give us a view of his thinking that is contrary tothe way he was presented to the American people during campaigns and during pushes forpolitical agendas.

, . Our President - As presented by his own writings . ~iThe books that I have taken excerpts from are: "Dreams From My Father" - Published

by Three Rivers Press, New York, NY, Copyright 1995 & 2004 by Barack Obama & "TheAudacity of Hope" - Published by Vintage Books, a Division 'of Random House, Inc.,Copyright 2006. by Barack Obama. . . . .'

I want to make rt very clear to whoever reads this essay thatl am NOT a radst, If you wantsome insight as to whether or not your President is a racist, read the next few excerpts.

From "Dreams ... ", page 85, Barack is mulling over his friend Ray's words " ...any distinc-tion between good and bad whites held .negligible meaning.". .

From "Dreams ... ", page 81, "Our rage atthe white world needed no object ... it couldbe switched on and' off at our pleasure." . . . '. .Would obem« rather be called an American or an African-American?From "Dreams ... ", page 101, "No, it remained necessary to prove which side you were

on, to show your loyalty to the black masses, to strike out and name names." (Rememberthe incident with the Cambridge Police and "The Beer'Summit"?)

From" Dreams ... ", page 220, " .....white men and brown men whose fate didn't speak to·myown. It was into my father's image, the black man, the son of Africa, that I'd packed all theattributes I sought in myself, the attributes of Martin and Malcolm, Dubois and Mandela."

From "Dreams ... ", page 311, (while Obama is in Kenya) "Here the world was black,and so you were just you; you could discover all those things that were unique to your'life without living a lie or committing betrayal." .

Character Counts'Continued quotes and excerp,ts:' . . '.Fr.om "Dreams ... ", 'page 93; ,I blew a few smoke rings, 'remerrbering those years. Pot .

had helped, and booze; maybe a little blow when you could afford it."From· Dreams..." , page 94, "It was usuallyaneffectivetack.enoiber oneofthose jrkks I hadlearned:

People.were satisfiedso long asYO'uwere courteousand smiledand·madeno suddenmoves.· [Worksbetter than Transparency? - David Pond]

Would obem» rather be .called a Christian or a Progressive?From "Audacity; ..", page 242, "During the five years that we would live with my

step-father in Indonesia, I was sent first to a neighborhood Catholic school and then toa predominantly Muslim school." .. .. From" Audacity .... ", page 242, "Although my father had been raised a Muslim, by the

time he met my mother he was a confirmed atheist," .. From" Dreams ... ", page 86,. "I imagined myself following Malcolm's discovery towardthe end of his life, that some whites might live beside him as brothers in Islam"

From "Audacity ... ", page 241, "But I was made to understand that such religioussamplings required no sustained commitment on my part - no introspective exertion orself-flagellation." .

From "AudaCity .. ", page 245 & 246, "in the black community, the liries between sinnerand saved were more fluid;" . .

From "Audacity ... ", page 235, "1 circulated to my staff and had the language changedto state in dearbut simple terms my pro-chokepositlon." ..' . . .

From "Audacity ... ", page 255, "1am suggesting·that we proqresslves.,:" page 253-25'6,the term" progressive' is used five times in four pages in Obama's chapter on "faith".

From "Audacity ...", page 260, "To base one's life on such uncompromising commitments maybe sublime; to base our policy making on such commitments Would be a dangerous thing."

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From "Dreams ... ". page 203, (Chicaqo politics) "Race-baiting could make up for a h.ostof limitations .... black rage -always found a ready market" . '

From" Dreams ... ", page 200, U If Nationalism could create a strong and effective insular-. ity, deliver on its premise of self-respect, then the hurt it might cause well-meaning whites, .or the inner tur~oil !~caused peoRle like me, would ~~ of little consequence." _

From "Audachy ... ,page 138, The problems of ordinary people, the voices of the Rust -.Belt town orthe dwindling heartland, became a distant echo rather than a palpable reality,abstractions to be managed rather than battles to be fouqht." .

From IIAudacity ... ", page 131, MAsfor most politicians, money isn't about getting rich ...it's about status and power, it's about scaring off challengers ... without money, and thetelevision ads that consume all the money, you are pretty much guaranteed to lose."

From "Audacity ... ", page 141, " ...organized labor, For seven years I had been theirally in the state legislature."

From "Audacity ... ". page 142, "The leaders of several of the largest service workers'unions - the Illinois Federation of Teachers, SEIU,AFSCME, and UNITE HERE... chose toendorse me... so lowe these unions. II

From "Audacity ...", page 143, "S9 you start voting as you would answer a questionnaire ..You don't ponder your positions t00 deeply. You check the yes box up and down the line;~

From "Audacity ", page 144, ·"Today that force is the' media." (That shapes politics.)'From "Audacity ", page 145, "For,the broad public at least, I am who the media says

I am. I say what they say I say. I become who t.hey say I'have become."From "Audacity ..." , page 140, "Say one thing during the campaign and do another thing once

in office, and you re a typical, two-faced politician": [Wow, what a statement. - David Pond).'From "Audacity ...". page 228, "I Simplybelieve that those of uswho have benefited most from

this new economy can best afford to shoulder the obligation ..." [Socialism - David Pond]Contradictions Between statements & Policy

Debt . .,' .From "Audacity ... ", page 223, "Sofar we've been able to get away with this mountain

of debt because foreign central banks - particularly. China's - want to keep us buying theirexports. But this easy credit won't continue forever. At some point, foreigner's will Stoplending us money, interest rates will go up, and we will spend most of our nation's outputpaying ~~em back . .lCon~icts with unprecedented spending and a tremendous increase ofdebt eel/mg. :- DaVId Pond}' . ' .

From "Audacity, ..", page 373, "No person in any culture, likes to be bullied .... nobodylikes to live under an .economk system in which the fruits of his or her labor go perpetuallyunrewarded." [Conflicts with Obama's "tax the rich" theme. - David Pond]

ThePush Through of the Healthcare BillFrom IIAudaciN .... " , page 10 1, "For ten years before coming to Washington, I taught Con-

stitutional Law at the University of Chicago." Page;96," ."every bill, resolution, or nomination. - needs the support of sixty senators rather than a simple majority."_ [Has the "professor"found a way to lead Congress around the Constitutional Rulings? - David Pond]' ,

Indonesian Politics, Chicago Politics, or Washington Politics?From "Audadty..;", page 325, " ...corruption permeated ever! level of government

- even the smallest interaction with a policeman or bureaucrat involved a bribe, and justabout every commodity or product coming in and out of the country, from oil to wheat toautomobiles, went through companies controlled by the president, his family, or members.of the ruling junta ... "

I To end this supplemental essay Iwant to show the quote that most alarms me out ofObama's books. . ,

From" Dreams...." , page 315, "A voice says to him yes, changes have tome, the old ways liebroken, and you must find a way as fast as you can to feed your belly and stop the white manfrom laughing at you. A voice says no, you will sooner burn the earth to the ground." .

, lrA'bllP"Y .I\IIIWJ" .&'f .10'1 .This article was paid for byDavid Pond, a small business owner. Publicationinone issue oruSA Today is all (and somewhat more) than I can afford. Ifany readers desire to fund a reprint, please contact David Pond at (806)202·6294 or email davidpond79@grriail.com.orbyU.S.mail at; David Pond,P.O.Box 704, Perryton, Texas, 79070. Electronic format available.

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