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Democrat Joshua Crockett emphasized recent missteps made by four-term Republican incumbent Kathy Michael, who has been the county clerk since 2010.
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A Statement of Organization is required to be filed with Illinois State Board of Elections within 10 days of a campaign exceeding the $5,000 threshold in contributions or expenses. Violators are subject to a $50 per day fine.
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McLean County Democrats see an opening in the race for McLean County clerk as incumbent Republican Kathy Michael has been subject to severe scrutiny about her budget and tax errors. If successful, Joshua Crockett would be the first Democrat elected to a countywide office in decades.
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McLean County Clerk Kathy Michael defended her record and addressed recent administrative errors while facing a challenge from Democrat Joshua Crockett at WGLT's candidate forum. Crockett pointed to budget overruns and tax bill mistakes as a call for new leadership, while the incumbent Republican argued her office has corrected course and remains financially sound.
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Crockett said it's time for a fresh face in the office and he wants to do innovative things other county clerks do, such as employ universal polling places.