Daily Herald Endorses Tonia Khouri for Illinois House District 49

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Tonia Khouri has been endorsed by the Daily Herald Editorial Board for Illinois House District 49 State Representative.

Here is the endorsement which appeared in the Daily Herald:

Endorsement: Daily Herald backs Khouri over Villa for Illinois House District 49

The race to replace Republican Michael Fortner in House District 49 features a successful businesswoman from Aurora — Republican Tonia Khouri — and a longtime school social worker and West Chicago District 33 school board member — Democrat Karina Villa.

Tonia Khouri Endorsed by Daily HeraldThe contrast between the two candidates’ positions could hardly be sharper.

Villa holds popular Democratic positions — notably a graduated income tax and measures to find more revenue streams.

Khouri, a DuPage County Board member and co-owner of a successful household services company, is likewise smart and well-versed in Illinois issues, with passion for curbing spending, property tax reform and Illinois’ pension crisis. She is somewhat more conservative on social issues than we, but she suggests an openness to collaboration in solving problems.

The House can use her temperament and sense of urgency.

Khouri is endorsed.

– Daily Herald Editorial Board

This endorsement originally appeared in The Daily Herald on October 11, 2018

Tonia Khouri was also endorsed by the Chicago Tribune and the Chicago Sun-Times

 

Tonia Khouri for State Representative 49th District

“I’M GOING TO SPRINGFIELD TO DEFEND OUR HOMES, REPRESENT THE PEOPLE’S INTERESTS AND STOP THE RAISING OF PROPERTY TAXES.”

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For more information: Read about Tonia Khouri, her experienceleadership, stand on the issues and her endorsements.

 

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