OUR LEADERSHIP & DGTDO OFFICE SUPPORT |
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Make Your Voting Plan
Yes for Fairness
Vote Blue
Finish your Ballot (top to bottom)
VOTE EARLY
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MESSAGE FROM OUR CHAIR - SEPTEMBER EDITION
By Kim Savage, DGTDO Chair
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Do you have a voting plan? Studies show that people who have a voting plan are more likely to vote than those who do not think about it in advance. Make sure everyone in your household and in your “bubble” has a voting plan and make sure they vote!
We all know that this is the most important election of our lifetime. Just as important as voting is making sure you finish your ballot! Finishing your ballot means voting it from top to bottom, starting with the Fair Tax Amendment all the way down to the Circuit Court Judges. The Trump voters will vote for EVERY Republican on the ballot without question. However, we know that Democrats are likely to vote only for the candidates they know. Seriously, I hope everyone reading this understands that the DuPage Republicans have endorsed Trump. The DuPage GOP is Trump, so skipping Democratic candidates means that you will be voting for Trump supporting Republicans. Let’s keep Trump-supporting Republicans out of office by voting for all candidates up and down the ballot.
If you are still not sure about some candidates or issues, we have loaded up our website with tons of information. The Democratic Party of DuPage County also has a boatload of information, plus, they have assisted the Democrats running for office county-wide and for County Board to make videos. Watch the videos. Share them with your family and friends. Then, share them again. Don’t forget to vote for EVERY Democrat on your ballot! Remember, the Republicans running for these offices have endorsed Donald Trump for President (need I say more?).
Speaking of the Republicans, they still control the DuPage County Board and the Forest Preserve District. If you have been reading my messages, you know we can flip these bodies in this election. If you weren’t sure you should vote for the fiercely capable Democrats running for these positions, let me share an important reason why you should vote for the Democratic candidates. The Republican controlled County Board voted to exclude two Important referendum questions from the ballot that would provide you, the voters, with the opportunity to give advice on consolidating the Recorder’s Office with the Clerk’s Office and to reduce the size of the County Board. These questions were proposed by Democratic members of the Board and replaced by the questions that are on your ballot asking about making funding for law enforcement a priority, providing PPE, and training law enforcement. Hello! They are already doing these things, and if not, why not? But, guess what? They can only have 3 questions on the ballot. Enough said, (so if you want to skip something on the ballot, those are the ones to blow past because they are just there for distraction and to appeal to the Republican base. Just make sure to complete your ballot for all the candidate races).
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SUPPORT DGTDO OFFICE AND HELP ELECT DEMOCRATS! |
In this time of crisis due to COVID-19, we applaud the efforts of our doctors, nurses, health care professionals, health care support staff, fire fighters, EMTs, police, letter carriers, sanitation workers, teachers, store clerks, food production employees, farmers, and everyone else who makes it possible for us to care for those who are ill and those who are isolated at home.
While we are not meeting in person or out knocking on doors, our work continues. In addition to social media and email, we will be doing more outreach through the U.S. Mail. We must also continue to pay for our office rent and utilities.
If you are a monthly supporter, we appreciate your ongoing commitment to the organization. We also appreciate the annual checks that we have received from some of our special donors. We hope that everyone will continue to donate to fund our work during this vital election year. Our priorities will be on voter outreach and engagement to help elect more Democrats here in DuPage County. Don't forget, we can elect a majority on the County Board and the Forest Preserve Commission, as well as electing more judges to the Circuit Court, county wide offices, and to the State Legislature. It is our job to help get voters to the polls and we welcome your support. Here are links to online donation opportunities:
Thank you for your continued support!
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QUICK LIST OF THINGS TO DO NOW! |
Check my voter registration – Tell your neighbors, family and friends to do the same!
Watch VBM Video –
Request VBM Ballot – Tell your neighbors, family and friends to do the same! Safe way to make your voice heard.
Request Ballot Status Tracker– request notification via email, text, or voice.
Complete the Census On-line – Tell your neighbors, family and friends to do the same! Our representation and resources are at stake.
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PC CORNER - SEPTEMBER 2020.
By Chris Hotchkin
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Although many of us have been working throughout the summer—writing postcards, dropping campaign literature at doors, registering voters—this is the time when the campaigns shift into high gear! As precinct committeepersons, our job is to get Democratic voters to vote, providing them with the information and the tools they need to vote.
Here are tasks for us in September:
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Prepare a precinct letter. This is a letter from you the PC to the Democratic voters in your precinct. A sample precinct letter is on our website. You can use this sample word for word, or you can create your own letter—it’s your letter and your precinct. Because we are not able to knock on doors due to the pandemic, this letter is especially important for this election. After you write your letter, you can print copies on the machine in our office if you wish.
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Pick up bags of literature for Democratic candidates at our office. These bags contain literature for our county-wide candidates. There is also literature for your county board and state rep candidates, depending on your districts. There are also flyers for the Fair Tax Amendment. Take these materials home and stuff your precinct letter and the extra campaign literature into the bags.
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You were recently sent a list of likely Democratic voters in your precinct from Sue Sitton. Using this list, or one you create on Vote Builder, drop these bags of literature at the doors of your voters. If you feel comfortable doing so, you may knock on doors—wearing a mask and standing at least 6 feet away from the door.
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Using Vote Builder, create a list of your voters with their phone numbers. Follow up with phone calls to your voters and ask how they plan to vote in this election. Ask if they have any questions or would like any signs for Democratic candidates.
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Other activities: write postcards to swing states, attend candidate events online, donate to candidates.
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ORDER PC BUSINESS CARDS HERE. |
Attention Precinct Committeepeople!
We will be making an order for PC business cards this week. If you are interested in getting a set, please fill out this google form:
There will a nominal cost for the business cards, probably $25.
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OFFICE RESOURCES AVAILABLE FOR PCs. |
DGTDO has resources available at the office to assist precinct committeepersons in their efforts to Get Out the Vote. Resources include:
- Print and/or make copies of precinct letter and other enclosures/attachments
- DuPage-wide candidate literature bagged and ready for pick up
- District-specific candidate literature available to be added to bags
- Fair Tax one-pager available
- Print your voter list
Need something else, just ask.
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VOTEBUILDER ASSISTANCE. WE'RE HERE TO HELP.
By Sue Sitton
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Voter lists have been emailed to all precinct committeepersons. If you have questions or did not receive your list, email Sue at [email protected]. Also, if you would like to have access to Votebuilder, I can help you set up your ActionID.
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Create a Walk List for your precinct. Here are 3 options: 1) Do it yourself (need access to VoteBuilder); 2) Request a printed copy to be picked up at DGTDO office; 3) Request a PDF copy to be sent to your email.
- Request Access to VoteBuilder so you can look up voter information or create your own Walk Lists
- Need help with using VoteBuilder
- Need help with using MiniVAN
How else can we help? Let us know.
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COVID-19 has not stopped us from GOTV (Get Out the Vote). So what can you do at the DGTDO office?
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Stuff packets for volunteers or Precinct Committeepersons to hang on Democratic voter doors. Generally, you will do this remotely by picking up supplies from the office, banding your completed work in groups of 10, return to office. Contact Sue at [email protected]
- Postcards to swing states. Pick up postcards and list from office. Write suggested message and address,
- Phone calls to volunteers or voters. This is the most effective way right now to connect. We need lots of volunteers to help with the ballot chase process. We will set you up with a remote virtual phone bank.
- Deliver campaign literature to prospective Democratic voter homes. You will just be hanging on doors with no actual contact. Pick up list and bags from office.
- Specific campaigns, contact directly. Visit our website.
- Biden-Harris, download Vote Joe app to your smart phone.
- Pick up campaign signs and literature (donation is requested for Biden-Harris signs, supply is limited). If you have ordered a sign online from a campaign, or the Democratic Party of DuPage County, please be patient until they deliver it).
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WORKING TOGETHER WITH TEAM CASTEN - SIGN UP TO VOLUNTEER. |
It is critical that we do everything we can to get Sean Casten re-elected. The Casten Campaign has many opportunities to volunteer including text banking, phone banking, writing postcards and much more. All you have to do is sign up and show up (virtually and safely, of course.)
Every hour you can spare to work on Sean’s campaign gets us closer to a WIN! And we need his to win and so he can continue to represent us and our democratic values.
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NOVEMBER 3, 2020
49 days to go
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For republican opponent and incumbent information for all races in DuPage County,
go to our website:
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SUPPORT OUR CANDIDATES UP AND DOWN THE BALLOT! |
Candidates need our support. Volunteer your time or make a donation. When each of us gives a small amount, it adds up and can make a difference to get our candidates elected. So please do what you can. Every bit counts!
U.S. Senator
U.S. Representative
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Marie Newman (District 3)
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Mike Quigley (District 5)
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Sean Casten (District 6)
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William Foster (District 11)
IL Representative
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Jennifer Zordani (District 47)
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Anne Stava-Murray (District 81)
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Kassem Moukahal (District 82)
DuPage County-Wide
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William White (Auditor)
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Candice Adams (Clerk of the Circuit)
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Gregory Whalen (Coroner)
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Kathleen Carrier (Recorder)
DuPage County – District 2
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Tina Tyson Dunne (Forest Preserve)
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Paula Deacon-Garcia (County Board)
DuPage County Board – District 3
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Gail Cabala-Lowry (County Board)
18th Circuit Judge (replace Anderson)
18th Circuit Judge (replace Bakalis)
- Margaret “Peggy” O’Connell
18th Circuit Judge (replace Sutter)
18th Circuit Judge (replace O'Shea)
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2020 ELECTION - TIME FOR CHANGE |
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Check out an image of DuPage Republican's post embracing Trump after he accepted the nomination.
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DuPAGE REPUBLICANS BACK TRUMP AND HIS DESTRUCTION. IT'S TIME FOR CHANGE!
By Joanna Williams
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1) DuPage Republicans’ official endorsement of Trump: (Aug 28)
- “Last night President Donald J Trump officially accepted the nomination of the Republican Party for president of the United States of America. We look forward to supporting his re-election and continued good governance for our country under strong Republican leadership.”
- Democratic Party of DuPage County response: “So, it is clear, the local Republican Party is the Party of Trump. They are not concerned about Trump’s egregious rhetoric or policies, they are not concerned about his unpatriotic and criminal activites, they are not concerned about his failed leadership when it comes to keeping your health and your livelihood safe. We see what “strong Republican leadership” has brought us – the American people deserve better.”
2) Trump’s Payroll Tax Deferment Debacle – A “Holiday” where you have to give back the gifts!
- On August 8 President Trump ordered the Treasury Dept to allow employers to stop withholding the employee 6.2 % payroll tax that represents the employee’s share of Social Security taxes for the period Sept 1, 2020 and ending Dec 31, 2020. But since this is a deferment, not a tax cut, these deferred taxes must be repaid between Jan 1, 2021 and April 30, 2021 and employers are allowed to withhold the extra deferred amount from employee paychecks. Needless to say, there has been strong opposition to a “Payroll Tax Holiday” that imposes “serious hardships on employees who will face a large tax bill as a result of deferral” – US Chamber of Commerce.
- How could this affect the Social Security Fund? Assuming the deferred taxes are repaid in early 2021, there would be no threat to Social Security. However, Trump has indicated that if re-elected he plans to “forgive these (deferred) taxes and terminate the payroll tax.” This would turn a tax deferral into a tax cut which would require an act of Congress. If passed, there could be a threat to Social Security – the key question is whether Congress would include language that reimburses the Social Security Trust Fund from general government revenue.
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Chicago Sun-Times article (9/11/2020)
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FAIR TAX - VOTE YES FOR FAIRNESS |
The Illinois Fair Tax Amendment protects working families and makes our system more fair. For more information about the Fair Tax, watch Daniel Biss’ presentation and discussion on the Illinois Fair Tax (hosted by Illinois Sixth District Democrats). It’s worth watching. Here’s the link for his presentation.
On Monday, August 31, the DuPage Democratic Central Committee (all Precinct Committeepeople) voted to endorse the Fair Tax Amendment on the 2020 ballot. Find out more here.
Quick Summary:
More YouTube Links
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DuPAGE REPUBLIANS ADD 3 REFERENDUM ON THE BALLOT. FLUFF?
By Mary Coen
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I always vote. That's a given for me. But I admit that there have been times, I'm ashamed to admit, when I have skipped items on the ballot, usually propositions, because I didn't know enough to be certain which way to jump. Since my life is no longer so crazy busy, I do have time now to investigate those propositions before I vote. I'll be glad to share with you some things I have learned about the local DuPage county ballot this year.
There are three propositions from the county this year: two involve the police, and one about medical matters - both very topical right now. The first basically states DuPage should continue to consider the funding of local police forces as its top priority; the second states that DuPage should stockpile medical supplies and personal protection equipment that might be needed for medical emergencies; the third says that DuPage should continue to fund and support police training methods that provide for their safety and that of the public.
On first reading I thought, "Well, duh, of course". Then I began to wonder why they were even on the ballot since they are all non-binding and seemingly non-controversial. So, I read them again. In the first proposal it says that the police should be "its TOP funding priority". Do I really think that police are that much more important than every other community service? Fire departments, teachers, medical and social professionals? They are certainly "a" priority, but "the" top one sets up an unnecessary competition in my mind.
About the medical equipment stockpile issue, I would like to know more: who exactly will be responsible for the collecting/purchasing, storing and ultimately distributing said equipment? Will it be available to be shared with neighboring counties in need and under what conditions could it be shared (sold?) to neighboring states as well? I would like to believe that it would be done fairly and efficiently under the auspices of the medical/scientific community, but recent events have pretty much scotched that assumption.
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SUPPORT DG TOWNSHIP BUSINESSES |
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DEMOCRATIC-FRIENDLY BUSINESSES DIRECTORY. |
DGTDO is compiling a list of "Democratic Friendly" businesses in DuPage County, and we are asking for your help.
Our goal is to create a directory to share and encourage support for these businesses. If you know of businesses that support our democratic values and should be included in the directory, fill out this form.
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2020 ELECTION - GET OUT THE VOTE |
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MAKE YOUR VOTING PLAN TODAY.
By Joanna Williams
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A voting plan is the key to voting successfully – waiting until the last minute to request a Vote-By-Mail ballot or to find your polling place could mean being unable to vote!
Here’s how to make sure you’re ready to vote and that your vote will count.
CHECK YOUR REGISTRATION. Make sure you are registered to vote at your current address. You may not have voted in a while. You may have moved or changed your name. Check at dupageco.org/VoterLookup/
THE PLAN
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HOW - decide how you will vote – Vote By Mail; Early Voting In Person; Election OR Day Voting in Person
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WHEN – add voting dates and deadlines to your calendar.
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WHERE - make sure to check the location of your polling place before Election Day (if voting on Election Day).
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WHAT – plan to research your candidates and read over your sample ballot before voting.
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PLAN FOR ELECTION DAY – if you decide to vote in person on Election Day, think about your schedule for the day. Will you need to vote in the morning? After class? In the evening after work? Will you need a ride to the polls? Does your neighbor?
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PLAN TO ENCOURAGE EVERYONE TO VOTE - friends, co-workers, newly 18-year-old nieces and nephews! Join with friends to vote together Early or on Election Day. Pledge to call 5 people and ask them to vote, and ask each of them to call 5 more people.
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Secure Vote By Mail Drop Boxes inside each Early Voting Location and Election Day Polling location. |
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2020 GENERAL ELECTION:
IN-PERSON VOTING DATES AND LOCATIONS.
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Election Division Site only
- First day - Thursday, September 24, 2020 (40th day prior to an election)
- Last day - Monday, November 2, 2020 (1 day prior to an election)
Locations throughout DuPage County
- First day - Monday, October 19, 2020 (15th day prior to an election)
- Last day - Saturday, October 31, 2020 for Temporary Sites (3 days prior to an election)
- Last day - Monday, November 2, 2020 for Permanent Sites (1 day prior to an election)
Current Early Voting Sites (subject to change)
Temporary Locations - 10/19 to 10/31
- College of DuPage 425 Fawell Blvd, Glen Ellyn
- Elmhurst City Hall 209 N. York Rd, Elmhurst
- Safety Village in Darien 7400 Cass Ave, Darien
Temporary Locations - 10/19 to 11/2
- Addison Township Office 401 N Addison Rd, Addison
- Bartlett Community Center 700 S. Bartlett Rd, Bartlett
- College of DuPage 425 Fawell Blvd, Glen Ellyn
- Downers Grove Village Hall 801 Burlington Ave, Downers Grove
- DuPage County Fairgrounds 2015 W Manchester Rd, Wheaton
- Elmhurst City Hall 209 N. York Rd, Elmhurst
- Fox Valley Mall 195 Fox Valley Center Dr, Aurora
- Naperville Municipal Center 400 S. Eagle St, Naperville
- Stratford Square Mall 152 Stratford Square, Bloomingdale
- 8255 Lemont Rd, Darien
- The Courtyard 3s200 Rt 59, Warrenville
- Safety Village 7414 Cass Ave, Downers Grove
- Yorktown Center Lombard
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2021 CONSOLIDATED ELECTION |
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Downers Grove Township Offices
2021 CONSOLIDATED ELECTION
April 6, 2021
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TOWNSHIP GOVERNMENT CANDIDATE ROUNDUP! |
It is time to start finding Democratic candidates to run for the Downers Grove Township Offices that will be on the ballot in April. We will have an information session during the next week or so for people who are interested in running or helping manage the campaign.
Please fill out this form if you are possibly interested in running on the Democratic slate for Township Supervisor, Township Clerk, Highway Commissioner or one of the four Trustees. These candidates will be chosen by caucus on December 1.
Downers Grove Township Offices
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Village/City Offices, Library Board, School Board, Park District, Fire Protection
2021 CONSOLIDATED ELECTION
April 6, 2021
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MUNICIPAL, SCHOOL BOARD, LIBRARY BOARD, PARK DISTRICT OFFICES |
If you are interested in running for school board, library board, park district, fire protection district, or city/village council, please also fill out this form. We will schedule another meeting to discuss these non-partisan races.
Library
- Clarendon Hills Library Trustee (4)
- Hinsdale Library Trustee (4)
- Indian Prairie Public Library District Trustee (2)
- Westmont Library Trustee (3)
- Woodridge Library Board Member (2)
Village / City
- Burr Ridge Village Mayor, Clerk, Trustee (3)
- Clarendon Hills Village Trustee (3)
- Darien City Alderman Ward 1, Ward 3, Ward 5, Ward 7
- Downers Grove Village Commissioner (3)
- Oak Brook Village Trustee (3)
- Westmont Village Mayor, Clerk, Trustees (3)
- Woodridge Village Mayor, Clerk, Trustees (2)
Park District
- Downers Grove Park Commissioner (2)
- Darien Park District (2 or 3)
- Golf View Hills Park Commissioner
- Lemont Park District Commissioner
- Westmont Park District Commissioner (3)
- Woodridge Park District Commissioner (2)
Board of Education
- Butler School District 53 Board of Education Member 4 year (4)
- COD District 502 Trustee (3)
- Community Consolidated School District 180 Board of Education Member (4)
- Community High School District 99 Board of Education Member (4)
- Community Unit School District 201 Board of Education Member (2)
- Darien Public School District 61 Board of Education Member (3)
- Downers Grove Grade School District 58 Board of Education Member (4)
- DuPage County Regional Board of School Trustee (2)
- Gower School District 62 Board of Education Member (5)
- Hinsdale Township High School District 86 Board of Education Member (4)
- Lemont Township 210 Unit School District Board Member (3)
- Lemont- Bromberek Combined School District 113A (3)
- Maercker School District 60 Board of Education Member (3)
- Woodridge School District 68 Board of Education Member (3)
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MORE EVENTS AND RESOURCES |
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PEACE! TOASTMASTERS
1ST FRIDAY 6:30-8:30PM
3RD SUNDAY 3:00-5:00pm
DUPAGE DEMOCRATS OFFICE
CURRENTLY MEETING VIRTUALLY
- Improve your impromptu speaking
- Learn to articulate your message clearly
- Learn to use feedback to improve performance
- Try out new ideas
- Vent with like-minded people
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PC Resources Page still coming soon!
The 2020 Election Page includes information useful to Downers Grove Township Democratic PCs and our voters. It includes:
- List of Democratic candidates on the 2020 General Election ballot
- Includes the republican opponents for each race
- Name of the incumbent for each office.
- Resources for fact-checking, tracking candidates donations and more
- 2020 General Election key dates
On the Home Page, scroll down to see a list of events that that will take place in our DGTDO Office. Upcoming events that may be of interest are updated regularly on the website. If there is an event you would like added, let us know.
Our goal is to make the website more useful to everyone including voters, precinct committeemen, and people looking to get involved in our democratic efforts.
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THERE IS ALWAYS SOMETHING TO DO & WAYS TO HELP. |
Left Out – DuPage Area is a unique local Facebook group that serves as an informational clearinghouse for all Democratic leaning - progressive events occurring in and around DuPage County. It has over 2,700 followers.
Left Out DuPage is a great way to find events in the area. Also, if you have a progressive event, you can post it. On a weekly basis, Left-Out - DuPage Area searches Facebook for events hosted by local campaigns and grassroots organizations and reposts them to their followers. It is volunteer-run and has no affiliation with any organization or campaign.
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White House: (202) 456-1111
Click on GET INVOLVED in the blue header
Dept of Justice: (202) 353-1555
Congressional Switchboard for Both Houses: (202) 224-3121
Local offices if Washington office is busy:
Sen. Dick Durbin (312) 353-4952
Sen. Tammy Duckworth (312) 886-3506
Rep. Sean Casten 202-225-4561, 630-520-9450
Rep. Mike Quigley (773) 267-5926
Rep. Bill Foster (630) 585-7672
Rep. Dan Lipinski (708) 242-0853
NEED TO MAKE SURE THE GOP LEADERSHIP HEARS YOU?
State of IL: JB Pritzker:
(217) 782-0244
State Sen Suzy Glowiak
(217) 782-8148, Local TBD
Rep Deanne Mazzochi
(217) 782-1448, (630) 852-8633
State Sen John Curran
(630) 796-2623, (217) 82-9407
State Rep Jim Durkin
(217) 782-0494, (630) 325-2028
State Rep Anne Stava-Murray
(217) 782-6578 , 630-605-0595
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Contact the corporate media too!
ABC News: (212) 456-7777
CBS News: (212) 975-3247
NBC and MSNBC News (212) 664-4444
CNN (404) 827-1500
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DGTDO OFFICE HOURS:
September / October 2020
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DGTDO Office
908 Curtiss, Downers Grove
630-297-8600
Office Opened with Phase 3 Guidelines. BE SAFE!!
Extended hours:
Monday 11:00 a.m.– 6:00 p.m.
Tuesday 11:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Wednesday 11:00 a.m.– – 6:00 p.m.
Thursday 11:00 a.m.–– 6:00 p.m.
Friday 12:00 – 6:00 p.m.
Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Sunday 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
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Upcoming Events and Key Election Dates
Types of events: DGTDO, Candidate, Education / Issues, “Be Active”, Organization Meeting
Updated September 15, 2020
Recurring Events
DGTDO Office (Virtual)
Saturdays, 10:00 to 11:00 am
DGTDO Office
*VIRTUAL Coffee and Chat
DGTDO Office Hours
Saturdays, 9:00 am to 12:00 pm
DGTDO Office (for dropping off and picking up materials)
908 Curtiss Street, Downers Grove
Weekend hours plan to be expanded. Call to make sure someone is in office. 630-297-8600
Team Zordani Weekly Phone Banks (Candidate)
Tuesdays 6:30 to 8:00 pm (August 20 to October 29)
Team Zordani Weekly Phone Banks (Candidate)
Thursdays 3:00 to 5:00 pm (August 20 to October 29)
SEPTEMBER 2020
September 16 (Wednesday), 7:00 to 8:00 pm
Learn About the Illinois Fair Tax Amendment
Virtual Meeting
September 16 (Wednesday), 7:00 to 8:00 pm
On the Way to Suffrage: Chicago Women and Politics, 1865 to 1920
Virtual Meeting
September 17 (Thursday), 7:00 to 8:00 pm
Sixth Dems Sept 17th Town Hall
Virtual Meeting
September 19 (Saturday), 10:00 to 1:00 pm
Literature Drop – All Countywide Candidates
4264 Fiona Lane, Lisle
September 21 (Sunday), 3:00 to 5:00 pm
PEACE Toastmasters Meeting (1st Fridays, 3rd Sundays)
Virtual Meeting
September 21 (Saturday), 7:00 to 8:30 pm - SAVE THE DATE
Candidate Forum – Congressional 6h District (Casten, Ives & Redpath)
Virtual Meeting
SEPTEMBER 24 – VOTE BY MAIL BALLOT START MAILING TO VOTERS
SEPTEMBER 24 – FIRST DAY EARLY VOTING AT ELECTION AUTHORITY (DUPAGE FAIRGROUNDS)
September 26 (Saturday), 10:00 am to 1:00 pm
Literature Drop – All Countywide Candidates
4264 Fiona Lane, Lisle
SEPTEMBER 29 – 1ST PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE
September 30 (Wednesday), 7:00 to 8:00 pm
Environmental Voter Project
Virtual Meeting
OCTOBER 2020
October 3 (Saturday), 10:00 am to 1:00 pm
Literature Drop – All Countywide Candidates
4264 Fiona Lane, Lisle
October 4 (Friday), 6:00 to 9:00 pm
PEACE Toastmasters Meeting (1st Fridays, 3rd Sundays)
Virtual Meeting
OCTOBER 7 – VICE PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE
October 10 (Saturday), 10:00 am to 1:00 pm
Literature Drop – All Countywide Candidates
4264 Fiona Lane, Lisle
October 14 (Wednesday), 7:30 to 9:00 pm
DGTDO Monthly Meeting
Virtual Meeting
OCTOBER 15 – 2ND PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE
October 17 (Saturday), 10:00 am to 1:00 pm
Literature Drop – All Countywide Candidates
4264 Fiona Lane, Lisle
October 18 (Sunday), 3:00 to 5:00 pm
PEACE Toastmasters Meeting (1st Fridays, 3rd Sundays)
Virtual Meeting
OCTOBER 19 – IN-PERSON EARLING VOTING STARTS
OCTOBER 22 – 3RD PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE
October 24 (Saturday), 10:00 am to 1:00 pm
Literature Drop – All Countywide Candidates
4264 Fiona Lane, Lisle
October 31 (Saturday), 10:00 am to 1:00 pm
Literature Drop – All Countywide Candidates
4264 Fiona Lane, Lisle
NOVEMBER 2020
NOVEMBER 3 – ELECTION DAY
November 6 (Friday), 6:00 to 9:00 pm
PEACE Toastmasters Meeting (1st Fridays, 3rd Sundays)
Virtual Meeting
November 11 (Wednesday), 7:30 to 9:00 pm
DGTDO Monthly Meeting
Virtual Meeting
November 15 (Sunday), 3:00 to 5:00 pm
PEACE Toastmasters Meeting (1st Fridays, 3rd Sundays)
Virtual Meeting
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