DuPage County Board Chairman: Unofficial Illinois Election Results
Deb Conroy, who formerly served as state representative in Illinois’s 46th district, earned degrees from College of DuPage and Columbia College before pursuing a career in politics. According to her website, Conroy supports reducing property taxes throughout DuPage County, along with government units that “provide duplicative services,” her campaign website states.
Per Hart’s campaign website, he favors “reducing the size and scope of government” in DuPage County and lowering tax rates for residents and business owners.
DUPAGE COUNTY, IL — On Tuesday, voters headed to the polls to choose a new chairman of the DuPage County Board , who will take up the mantle from Dan Cronin. In the race, Democrat Deb Conroy faced off against Republican Greg Hart.Deb Conroy, who formerly served as state representative in Illinois’s 46th district, earned degrees from College of DuPage and Columbia College before pursuing a career in politics. According to her website, Conroy supports reducing property taxes throughout DuPage County , along with government units that “provide duplicative services,” her campaign website states.
Her platform also supports increasing access to services that help with mental health and substance use disorders .
In 2018, Greg Hart was elected to serve on the DuPage County Board representing District 3, after having been appointed to the board in 2018. Outside of politics, he is one of the owners of a management consulting firm, a career he began after earning degrees from University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and the University of Chicago’s Booth School of Business .Per Hart’s campaign website, he favors “reducing the size and scope of government” in DuPage County and lowering tax rates for residents and business owners . He currently chairs the county’s Heroin-Opioid Prevention and Education (HOPE) taskforce and favors expanding funding that will provide care to residents who face challenges with mental health and substance use disorders .
