Letter to Precinct 31 Spring 2023

Spring 2023 Consiolidated Elections.  Are these Elections Non-Partisan?

Naperville grew to into a thriving, successful, safe and strong community through a tradition of non-partisan and accountable local elected officials. For 140 years Naperville’s elected officials have run on ballots that do not reflect political Party.  This forced candidates to run on success of their programs and ideas. Non-partisan elections insures candidates rise above the pitfalls of forcing international agendas onto unrelated local issues.  As you precinct committeeman was I was never encouraged to blindly follow the party line for my endorsements.  I choose who to endorse from listening to each candidate candidates. 

This successful useful and non-partisan tradition came to a screeching halt in March 2021.  Just as  actual non-partisan voting began one party delivered their Party list of candidates to every door in Naperville.  The strategy appalled me. It was obvious that it was a selfish act that was to cause an ill-advised end of a successful bipartisan cooperation between Naperville public officials.  Unfortunately most of that entire slate was elected.  And as a result the political playbook was changed for 2023 as well.  Abserdly some candidates truly believe that divisive international political agendas must be the top priority for Naperville.  Does anybody truly believe Naperville needs to be more politically divided?  Do our officials need to be more distracted from meeting the actual needs of residents?

I am sad to report that last month at least one sitting Naperville Councilman proclaimed that: “There is no excuse for any Republican to be elected in Naperville.”  He also joined a coalition of council men  who pushed through council Naperville’s new DEI Policy.

Socialism is now the most popular philosophy in that other party.  Karl Marx favorite Chant was: “Everything that exists deserves to perish.”   If you also want all the good things about Naperville destroyed then DO NOT vote for my choices in this election.   

Luckily the vast majority of Naperville Residents think our community is worse off since officials became less accountable and more Marxist.   I am happy to report that we candidates on this 2023 ballot who love Naperville and want to keep the good while repairing our community’s spirit.   These candidates pledge to be accountable rather partisan.  Is 2023 the end of accountability and the acceleration of destruction?  When you  vote this month you choose Naperville’s future!

You know my heart is for the health and success of every Naperville resident.  So in this 2023 non-Partisan Naperville Elections I will vote ONLY for these 10 candidates:

Mayor:                    Scott Wehrli

Council:                 Meghna Bansal, Josh McBroom, Nate Wilson, Nag Jaiswal

Park Board:         Rich Janor, Chris Jacks

Dist 203:               Ron Amato

COD:                       Christine Fenne, Andrew Manno

There are 3 ways to vote in 2023:  Mail, Early or Election Day at our Poll.  

1. Request a vote by mail ballot at this DuPage County link
2. DuPage County Early Voting Locations(View or Print this PDF)
3. On Tuesday April 4 2023 Lisle Pct 31’s poll is at 1150 E Hobson Rd; Naperville IL 60540

Find candidate websites. I linked to my choices above but Positively Naperville.com also has a page with candidates and their links (as available).  

Below are my choices for the April 4 2023 local consolidated election.  If you prefer live links to find more background info you can see an online version of this letter with live links in your favorite browser at LisleGOP.org/pct31/  also see our Sample Ballot.

I vote as a passionate American and a fiscally conservative resident:  I may leave some “conservatives” off my endorsement if the candidate otherwise gets very mixed reviews.   I know municipal staff productivity is gets wasted by unrealistic side shows & grandstanding politicians.  Great local officials just get stuff done right with little fanfare.  The bad ones act like we are here to serve them not vise versa.

See more about our Pct 31 Ballot online at this link.  Feel free to circle your choices and bring these notes with you when you vote. If you have questions or want to help us win elections please email me.  If you want a yard sign (or signs) please take one from my yard at 644 Balmoral Circle.  I have extra and I’ll replace mine.

Thank you for your time and for sharing my Love of Naperville.

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See 2023 non-partisan candidates pdf   Scott Wehrli Brochure   My Spring 23 Letter as a Printable PDF

Thank you for your time and for sharing my Love of Naperville.

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