Help Our 2020 Candidates Get On the Ballot! - Sign Randy Auxier E-Petition to be on Nov. Ballot for State Representative (IL-115)

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To sign Randy’s e-petition, all you have to do are these three easy steps (which should only take a minute or two):

1) (optional) If you are not sure, you can verify that you are registered to vote and/or whether you reside in the district. If you’re a registered voter you will be provided a list of all your voting districts. Make sure your State Representative District is 115.

2) (optional) Review the Rules for Signing Ballot Petitions.

3) Sign Randy’s E-Petition

Note that each registered voter in your family can separately click on the above link to e-sign the petition.

Randy Auxier is running for Illinois State Representative (District 115) as a Green! Randy will be able to work for his region with both Republicans and Democrats, and he will not have to line up with the forces that serve or oppose Mike Madigan. Randy can work with the state representatives and senators from his neighboring districts regardless of their political affiliations, and he thinks that is healthy for everyone.

Randy says, "The future of our region depends on sensible economic development that insures the future of tourism, our wine industry and small farms and orchards, and the sorts of businesses that will serve these industries. We need a new tax structure that is kinder to small business. I support the fair tax amendment, and I support the LaSalle Street tax. These methods of restructuring taxes in Illinois can restore us to being competitive in the Midwest without raising taxes on working people and families. I have thirty years of experience in higher education and I understand what needs to be done to restore Southern Illinois University - Carbondale (SIU-C) and the community college systems in our region. Affordability is the main problem. My long experience as a member, of and negotiator for the Illinois Education Association has given me a thorough understanding of the importance of unions in keeping both public administrators and private management honest. I think we must improve access to affordable healthcare and must think of this as maintaining a strong and competitive workforce. I am a supporter of the Illinois Single Payer Coalition. I believe that Black Lives Matter and I support de-militarizing the police service. I respect our police services and I am aware that they have done better by us than some of the places we see on the news. So I do Back the Blue, but I want it to be blue, not camo and kevlar."
Randy Auxier is Professor of Philosophy and Communication Studies at SIU-C.

Randy needs registered voters in the Illinois 115th State Representative District to sign his electronic petition. Due to a recent court order this e-petition can be used instead of a traditional paper ballot petition, because of the restrictions against in-person petitioning under the Governor’s Covid-19 Executive Order.

We can always use help spreading the word or volunteering on the campaign trail! If you’d like to volunteer for or donate to the campaign, please contact Randy.

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Randy Auxier, randy115th@gmail.com, 618-565-1238

About the District: IL House District 115 has 108,072 residents. The district is in parts of Jackson, Jefferson, Perry, Union, and Washington counties. The district represents all or parts of several cities (Anna, Ashley, Ava, Carbondale, Centralia, Du Quoin, Grand Tower, Jonesboro, Mount Vernon, Murphysboro (Randy's hometown), Nashville, Nason, Pinckneyville), unincorporated areas (Harrison, Opdyke), and several villages (Alto Pass, Belle Rive, Bluford, Bonnie, Campbell Hill, Cobden, De Soto, Dix, Dongola, Dowell, Du Bois, Elkville, Gorham, Ina, Makanda, Mill Creek, Radom, Richview, St. Johns, Tamaroa, Vergennes, Waltonville, Woodlawn).

The district includes the Route 3 corridor from Rockwood to McClure, the 127 Corridor from Mill Creek to just south of Nashville (excepting Pinckneyville proper), and the US 51 corridor from Dongola to Richview (west side only between Dongola and Carbondale), and the I-57 corridor from the north half of Rend Lake to Dix.