GOVERNOR OF ILLINOIS

JB Pritzker was first elected Governor of Illinois in 2018, and was re-elected in 2022. He is now seeking your vote for a third term as Governor of Illinois.

During his tenure as Governor, JB has led the effort to turn things around in Illinois. Under his leadership, Illinois has achieved higher credit ratings, balanced budgets, better-funded pensions, higher educational test scores, and a record number of jobs. Wages are higher, college is more affordable, and our individual rights are better protected.

JB has fought for economic and social justice. He is proud to have enacted the Reproductive Health Act in his first year as governor. He’s worked with survivors to help build the Illinois Holocaust Museum to educate generations to come fight bigotry, hatred, and intolerance. He raised the minimum wage to lift hundreds of thousands of people out of poverty. Working with the Illinois Legislative Black Caucus, he enacted historic reforms in the fight for justice, education, economic opportunity, and health care.

Our Governor has made Illinois a firewall against Donald Trump’s attacks. From reproductive freedom to voting rights, civil rights, and LGBTQ+ equality – Illinois is now a beacon of hope and freedom for the entire nation.

LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF ILLINOIS

Christian Mitchell has spent his life fighting for Illinoisans as a State Representative and Deputy Governor. Now he’s running for Lieutenant Governor to keep Illinois moving forward.

Christian Mitchell was born and raised by a single mother who taught him the values of hard work and standing up for what’s right. After being elected as a State Representative, he fought for a fairer and more equitable Illinois by standing up for a woman’s right to choose, opposing right to work laws and fighting for a new education funding system to ensure every child has access to quality schools.

In 2019, he was proud to join JB’s administration as a Deputy Governor to put Illinois back on the side of working families. He led the efforts to make Illinois a national leader in clean energy, ban assault weapons and create and support thousands of jobs by rebuilding our roads, bridges and schools.

Inspired by his grandfather’s service in the U.S. Army, he joined the Illinois Air National Guard in 2023 to continue giving back to this state and this country.

ILLINOIS SECRETARY OF STATE

Restoring public trust in government and its elected leaders is Alexi’s top priority. He believes that government has prioritized the interests of the powerful and wealthy over the welfare of the majority, resulting in a lack of trust and confidence in our elected officials, especially among those with less means and people of color who have been left out and alienated by the status quo.

A dedicated public servant, Alexi was elected as Illinois State Treasurer at 30, the youngest State Treasurer in the nation. In 2022, he was elected to succeed his friend and inspiration Jesse White as Illinois Secretary of State. He is now seeking your vote for a second term.

As an independent Democrat, Alexi has pursued a progressive, reform agenda that focuses on innovative initiatives and policies designed to curb ethical abuses, create jobs, safely invest taxpayer dollars and improve the financial futures of all Illinoisans.

Alexi is proud to be supported by a broad coalition of labor leaders, elected officials and advocacy organizations. First inspired to run for office by his friend and political mentor, President Barack Obama, Alexi’s core priority in public service is to create opportunities for everyone, not just the privileged few, to succeed.

ILLINOIS ATTORNEY GENERAL

Attorney General Kwame Raoul is the 42nd Attorney General of Illinois. He is now seeking re-election to that office. Born in Chicago to Haitian immigrants, Kwame brings a lifetime of legal experience and public service to his work as the people’s champion. Kwame’s fellow Democratic Attorneys General elected him Co-Chair of their coalition in November of 2024 to lead their coordinated effort against President Trump’s unconstitutional actions.

As a cancer survivor, he benefitted from early detection and excellent medical care, solidifying his commitment to protect and defend everyone’s ability to access health care.

The right to reproductive freedom is part of that critical work. Kwame has led the Illinois legislature to enact laws that expand and protect comprehensive access to reproductive health care, including emergency and medication abortion, miscarriage management, and fertility treatment. Planned Parenthood of Illinois honored him with the Lifetime Achievement Award for his critical work to protect access to reproductive health care.

In his leadership in Illinois and nationwide, Kwame defends and upholds the law, protects access to health care and reproductive rights, and fights for equal rights.

ILLINOIS COMPTROLLER

Margaret Croke is the Democratic nominee for Illinois State Comptroller. A public servant with more than a decade of experience in government, she currently serves as State Representative for the 12th District, where she chairs the House Financial Institutions & Licensing Committee and serves on the Revenue and Finance Committee. Margaret is also the Democratic State Central Committeeperson for the 5th Congressional District.

Throughout her career, Margaret has championed consumer protections, expanded access to health care, supported responsible economic growth, and advocated for fiscally responsible budgets. Before joining the General Assembly, she served as Deputy Chief of Staff at the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity, and held roles in Governor JB Pritzker’s 2018 campaign, the Office of Mayor Rahm Emanuel, Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign, and the Office of Cook County Commissioner Bridget Gainer. A University of Michigan graduate and Oak Park native, Margaret lives in Lincoln Park with her husband, Patrick, and their three children.

ILLINOIS TREASURER

Michael W. Frerichs was first elected Illinois State Treasurer in November 2014. He has been re-elected twice and began his third term in January 2023. He is now seeking your vote for a fourth term.

Frerichs believes in providing individuals with financial tools to invest in themselves. He does this by encouraging college and trade school savings plans, increasing financial education across all ages, removing barriers to a secure retirement, and reuniting Illinois residents with their unclaimed property.

The Treasurer’s Office actively manages approximately $60 billion. Under Frerichs’ tenure, the office has earned more than $2 billion for taxpayers through safe, smart investing.

Since taking office, he has made significant strides in fighting for consumers by ensuring that Illinois residents receive what is owed to them through the Unclaimed Property Program. A record-breaking $2.5 billion in forgotten cash and stock has been returned to individuals, employers, and nonprofit organizations under his watch.

Frerichs has also worked to make college more affordable for families saving for their children’s future. He made changes to the Bright Start college savings program, taking it from worst to among the nation’s best.

ILLINOIS STATE SENATE - DISTRICT 38

Ernie Marcelain is running for the Illinois senate in the 38th district. Ernie is a former and proud Union member of the textile and machinist unions for nearly 10 years. Ernie is also a former firefighter/EMT for the Montgomery fire department for 4 years.

Ernie’s main goals if elected are to give some much needed relief from the financial burden we all have been suffering through. Install strict regulations to any and all data centers and utility companies.

Restore and strengthen the local healthcare infrastructure while holding for profit hospitals to their commitment to the community.

Ernie also wants to give our small businesses stability and opportunities to grow without bending a knee to the highly profitable corporations.

It’s time we raise our middle class to where they belong and not let all of us be buried and ignored any longer.

ILLINOIS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES - DISTRICT 76

Amy “Murri” Briel was born in LaSalle County, Illinois, attended Ottawa Township High School, and as of 2025, lives in the Illinoi Valley near Ottawa, Illinois. She identifies as "proudly neurodivergent.” She was elected to the Illinois House in 2024 and is now seeking re-election.

Murri knows that Labor is the great equalizer and as the daughter of Organized Labor, she believes that workers should have the unobstructed right to organize and that the state should further Labor’s strength by legislation protecting and incentivizing organized Labor.

She is 100% in support of an Illinois State Constitutional Amendment guaranteeing the right to reproductive autonomy. Women’s rights are under attack nationwide and Murri believes we must take steps to further fortify reproductive rights at the state level.

In her work as State Representative, Murri prioritizes access to affordable childcare, the growth of rural communities, criminal justice reform and innovation in the face of climate change. She strongly supports protecting LGBTQ+ and disability rights through legislation and funding.

ILLINOIS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES - DISTRICT 75

A graduate of Oswego High School and Waubonsee Community College with an AAS in Health Information Technology, Caroline's roots have been firmly planted in the area for over 30 years.

As a single mother for over 13 years, Caroline has raised her two teens with true Illinois values with her family by her side. Because childcare costs are too expensive for so many middle class families, it truly does take a village.

Living in Yorkville, with almost 15 years of experience in the healthcare, these 8 last years in Health Information Management, she has seen firsthand the evolving impact on families as costs rise and privacy becomes increasingly important. Caroline knows that families need people they can trust, and that’s why she has stepped in to serve her community in Springfield. She has experienced the same struggles as most of those in her community and knows what would help improve the lives of people here. Caroline knows firsthand the families and folks of the 75th need someone they can trust.