Proviso Township endorsement more sign of momentum

Republican Governor candidate Bill Brady said today the endorsement of his campaign by Proviso Township Republicans shows more evidence that his message as the only proven conservative in the race is breaking though statewide.

 ”Republicans are more and more understanding that I am the only fully endorsed pro-life candidate and the only one with a consistent anti-tax record,” Brady said.  “My thanks to Committeeman Mike Corrigan and everyone in Proviso.”

 Proviso’s endorsement within the last week comes after Barrington and Elk Grove Township endorsements late last year.  In Wheeling and Northfield Townships, Brady was selected as a “preferred candidate.”  Together, the four townships usually provide close to 30,000 of the 90,000 primary votes that are typically cast in north and west Cook County. 

 Additionally, Brady received strong support from precinct captains in other townships, including Orland Township Republicans, leading to no candidate earning enough votes to be endorsed. 

 Brady’s downstate support is solidifying in the closing days of the campaign, he said.  With voters in the Chicago area taking a fresh look at his candidacy, he is closing in on a victory for authentic conservative values.

 Brady is endorsed by the Illinois Federation for Right to Life PAC and Illinois Citizens for Life PAC.  He is the only candidate formally supported by both the major statewide prolife organizations.

 ”Voters need to think 3-2-1,” Brady said. “There are three Chicago-style insiders in this race – Jim, Andy and Kirk – and two candidates who agree with me on most conservative issues but who are wholly untested.  I am the one with a real record as a conservative and the one will give Illinois a clean break from the politics of the past.”