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Mike Wisniewski,
a Man of Integrity
Mike believes Actions speak louder than words. To Mike Wisniewski, Public Service is a Priviledge, not a right.
Oath of Office: I will support the Constitution of the United States and the Constitution of the State of Illinois, and that I will faithfully discharge the duties of the office of Precinct Committeeman to the best of my ability.
- 1997-2000 - Wheatland Township Trustee
- 2000-2008 – Will County Board Member
- Cut taxes 6 consecutive years cutting expenditures
- Vice Chair – IT Committee
- Vice Chair – Judicial Committee
- 2000-2008 Will County Forest Preserve Commissioner
- 2006-2008 – Treasurer - Will County Forest Preserve
- Refinanced over $100M in Bonds to reduce payments
Public Service Experience
What is a Precinct Committeeman?
To achieve our vision for “a stronger, freer America”
Every voter in Illinois resides in a precinct. There are over 10,000 precincts in the State of Illinois in 102 counties. In each precinct, ward or township, voters are entitled to elect a Committeeman to represent them in the Republican Party. Precinct Committeemen are elected to a two-year term in general primary elections in even-numbered years. This is a volunteer position.
A Republican Precinct Committeeman represents the GOP voters of his or her precinct at the County Republican Party level.
In every Illinois county, 29 days after the primary, the elected Precinct Committeemen (or Ward and Township Committeemen in Cook County) meet at the County Convention. The first major task of the County Convention is to elect (or re-elect) a County Chairman to lead the county party for the next two years.
Powers & Duties of a Precinct Committeeman
Statutory Powers of Precinct Committeeman
- to vote to elect a County Republican Chairman in his/her County (at the County Convention held 29 days after the Statewide Primary);
- to vote to elect one Republican State Central Committeeman to represent his/her Congressional District (every 4 years, in gubernatorial election years);
- to vote for candidates to fill vacancies on the ballot for County Board.
Duties of Precinct Committeeman
- Passing petitions for candidates
- Participate in the selection of Election Judges
- Electing party candidates
- Registering voters
- Recommending/endorsing candidates
- Distributing candidate information
- Driving voter turnout
- Pollwatching
Election & Voter Information
By law, the County Clerk’s Office is required to issue a new Voter Registration Card to each registered voter every two years. Voters are not required by Illinois law to present their Voter Registration Card in order to vote. However, this registration card contains vital information for voters:
- Your voter precinct
- Your voter township
- Polling Place for your precinct
- Units of government for which they are entitled to vote
- Information to request a Vote by Mail ballot
- Information to request an application to serve as an Election Judge
- Instructions for change of address within county
Election Integrity: Help Clean the Voter Rolls
If you receive a registration card for a previous resident or person that does not live there. Please write Return to Sender on the voter card and deposit it in a mailbox. Report deceased family members to the county clerk for removal.
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Naperville, IL 60564
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