The November 3, 2026 General Election will be a defining moment for Milton Township, DuPage County, and the future direction of Illinois. With early voting beginning September 24th, residents will have an important opportunity to make their voices heard in elections that will shape leadership at the federal, state, county, and local levels for years to come.

The Milton Township Republican Organization, together with the DuPage County Republican Central Committee, remains committed to expanding grassroots involvement, increasing voter turnout, strengthening vote by mail participation, and engaging directly with residents throughout our communities.

In recent years, Democrats have gained near complete control of almost every level of government in Illinois, from statewide constitutional offices and the General Assembly, to county government and many local boards. Regardless of political affiliation, history has shown that when one political party controls virtually every lever of power for an extended period of time, it creates an environment where accountability weakens and the risk of political corruption, insider dealing, and unchecked government expansion increases significantly. Healthy government depends on balance, oversight, competition of ideas, and elected officials being challenged to defend their decisions before the public.

This election is about restoring that balance and ensuring that taxpayers, working families, homeowners, and small businesses have strong representation and a real voice in government. Residents throughout DuPage County deserve leadership focused on fiscal responsibility, safe communities, transparent government, and policies that strengthen families and economic opportunity.

Milton Township and DuPage County have a proud history of civic involvement and community leadership. The decisions made in this election will help determine the direction of our neighborhoods, schools, public services, and local economy well into the future.

We encourage every eligible voter to become informed, participate in the election process, take advantage of early voting beginning September 24th, and make their voice heard on November 3rd.

-Chairman Jeff Castle