Tuesday, November 6, 2012
D'Amico has represented the district since 2004.
UPDATED AT 3:00 P.M. The day after the election, the Rep. D'Amico's campaign provided the following statement. "It's an honor to be re-elected as State Representative of the 15th District. As always, I will do my best to serve the district and the state of Illinois to the best of my ability." UPDATED AT 10:57 p.m. Democratic incumbent John D'Amico has once again won the 15th Illinois House District seat, running this year in an uncontested race. D'Amico was elected to office in 2004 in the state's typically Democratic 15th district, which includes part of Chicago’s Northwest Side, Niles, Morton Grove and Glenview. At 10:56 p.m., with 45 of 46 precincts reporting, D'Amico had received 12,024 votes. D'Amico is an advocate of stricter …
Thursday, September 20, 2012
John C. D'Amico is running uncontested for the Illinois 15th House District.
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Thursday, September 20, 2012
John C. D'Amico is running uncontested for State House District 15. The 15th State House District includes several communities, including parts of Glenview, Niles and Morton Grove. The Illinois State Board of Elections has a district locator. Candidate Click on the candidate name for biographical information and answers to our candidate questionnaires, and check back for updates. John C. D'Amico
Wednesday, September 19, 2012
Unopposed Democratic State Representative continues to press for safer roads in Illinois and the 15th district.
Lots of politicians love the chance to showcase a new road built near their constituents. For State Rep. John D’Amico, his passion is to ensure the drivers using those roads are qualified. D’Amico, 50, was elected to office in 2004 in the state's typically Democratic, 15th district, which includes much of Chicago’s Northwest Side and the suburbs of Park Ridge, Niles, Morton Grove, Lincolnwood, Skokie and Glenview. Shaken by the deaths of four youths, D’Amico pressed to increase the legal driving age in the state to 18. “I want to try and make the roads as safe as possible in Illinois,” D’Amico said. D'Amico could not get enough momentum to raise the legal driving age, but believes the idea shaped people's feelings toward teen drivers. “It…
CK
7:32 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Shares an office or pays her rent? Another guy with 2 public salaries while we have to struggle. A lot of nerve to even ask to be elected when hes taking a job some unemployed person should have. Seems to be a family tradition I saw all the time in the ward. more ›