[LPIL - Board of Directors] LPIL BoD Meeting 6/18 7:30 PM

[Justin Tucker]

I intend to move to amend the agenda to approve the press release below.



Libertarian Candidate Enters Cook County Board of Review Race

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

CHICAGO, June 19th, 2024 - Libertarian Nico Tsatsoulis has filed to run 
for the 3rd District seat on the Cook County Board of Review. He will be 
facing Democrat incumbent Larry R. Rogers, Jr. who has served as 
Commissioner since 2004.

Tsatsoulis, a self-described “irate citizen,” was the 2022 Libertarian 
nominee for Cook County Assessor, receiving over 17% of the vote against 
Democrat Fritz Kaegi in a two-way race that extended the Libertarian 
Party’s established party status.

“The corrupt and profligate Democrats have ruined the finances of Cook 
County property owners,” said Tsatsoulis of Chicago’s Hyde Park 
neighborhood. “Owners in the south suburbs and on the South and West 
Sides are hurting the most. I will work hard to restore the financial 
health of our residents and uproot the devastation the Democratic Party 
has brought to our communities.”

Tsatsoulis will appear on the Cook County ballot alongside candidates 
Andrew Charles Kopinski (State’s Attorney), Michael Murphy (Clerk of the 
Circuit Court), Christopher Laurent (Clerk), and James Humay (Cook 
County Board of Commissioners - District 1). These races will offer 
voters more options on Election Day and will allow the Libertarian Party 
an opportunity to further extend established party status.

Libertarian Party of Illinois candidates are available for interview. 
Press inquiries and interview requests can be made by contacting 
executivedirector at lpillinos.org.

ABOUT THE LIBERTARIAN PARTY OF ILLINOIS

The Libertarian Party of Illinois (LP Illinois) was founded in 1971 with 
the mission of electing Libertarians to office and moving public policy 
in a libertarian direction. Libertarians believe that being free is the 
best way to live. We encourage all peaceful people to choose what they 
want from life: to live, love, work, and play their own way, free from 
political favoritism or oppression. Libertarians believe that a larger, 
more intrusive government imposes a larger, more expensive burden on 
people and businesses. Small government provides room for businesses to 
grow and for individuals to support their families and communities.

On 2024-06-16 13:55, Ken Mattes via Lpil-bod wrote:
> Agenda is at 
> https://lpofillinois.awsapps.com/workdocs/index.html#/share/document/d44d562a075fa10122acb6123a9c26a497c5c8084782b01c313a65da2df85770
> 
> On 2024-06-12 07:34, Ken Mattes via Lpil-bod wrote:
>> Please send any agenda items.
>> 
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>> Ken Mattes
>> Secretary, Libertarian Party of Illinois
>> secretary at lpillinois.org
>> 815 342 5177
> 
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> Ken Mattes
> Secretary, Libertarian Party of Illinois
> secretary at lpillinois.org
> 815 342 5177

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Best,
Justin Tucker
Executive Director, Libertarian Party of Illinois