[LPIL - Board of Directors] LP IL v. Cook County Clerk, Commissioners still need signatures

[treasurer at lpillinois.org]

The judge was hesitant to go the whole way and overstep the clerk's capacity
to review the petition documents.  As this was a preemptive strike, he felt
that she would violate our civil rights but, by magic or other such
nonsense, not do so at the last second.  Thus, the signature requirement
stuck.  Could have also been ex-parte whining from high ranking D officials.

It sounds like Jason and Jim have the numbers they need but countywide may
need help.  Remember, you can gather until the 14th.

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From: executivedirector at lpillinois.org <executivedirector at lpillinois.org> 
Sent: Friday, March 4, 2022 3:32 PM
To: treasurer at lpillinois.org
Cc: bsizelo at yahoo.com; 'Jim Humay' <jhumay at gmail.com>; 'Jason Ross Decker'
<jasonrossdecker at gmail.com>; 'Adam Balling' <adamballing at hotmail.com>;
LPIL-BOD at lists.lpillinois.org
Subject: Re: LP IL v. Cook County Clerk, Commissioners still need signatures

Why was there a twist?

On 2022-03-04 15:28, treasurer at lpillinois.org wrote:
> So, there was a small twist to the court's final order.  Our 
> commissioner candidates will need to turn in signatures.  It is only
> 29 signatures to get on the ballot so it is recommended to turn in at 
> least 100 valid signatures to prevent any funny business with the 
> clerk.
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