Circulators

Circulators for Ariel Reboyras

The following information is public information that you can attain from the Chicago Board of Elections by going to 69 W. Washington, 6th Floor.  Anyone can view and get a copy of any petition of any person running for public office.

Here is the list of circulators that worked for Ariel Reboyras.  We have put an additional field on the list that shows those that have been identified by the United States Attorney General as being on the "Clout List."

Of the total number of people that circulated for Reboyras, only 20 actually live in the 30th Ward.  That brings the total percentage to approximately 25% that actually live in the ward.  As is easily seen, Reboyras has no community support!

Before we forget, Ariel Reboyras is also on the United States Attorney General's "Clout List."

Highlights...

Although corruption starts with the letter c, in the 30th Ward of Chicago is starts with the letter R.

Not only did he have many people who are on the US Attorneys Generals clout list work for him in circulating his petition, he also lied about the position he was running for.

How did he lie?  In his advertising on benches, run by Wright Advertising, Inc. he told people that he was seeking RE-Election.  The fact of the matter is that he was not elected to the position of Ward Committeeman to begin with - he was appointed! behind closed doors in which voters were not informed.

Wright Advertising also needs to be investigated.  By law, all benches need approval through city council.  Yet, when Carothers ran for alderman, all of a sudden benches just started to pop up all over the place.  Same applied for Reboyras.

In fact, many benches appear directly in front of polling places and during election time a politician who wants to break the rules shall advertise on them.  The rule is called the 100-foot rule.  All bench advertising is approved by the advertiser before Wright Advertising produces the advertisement.