The Working Families Will County PAC, located in Joliet is endorsing seven candidates in the upcoming April 1 election. According to the PAC release, each of the candidates has demonstrated a commitment to policies that uplift working families, promote economic and social justice, and ensure a government that prioritizes the needs of everyday people over corporate interests.
The endorsed candidates and their respective races are:
v John Laesch – Running for Aurora Mayor, Laesch is a longtime advocate for labor rights, sustainability, and economic fairness. His leadership in community initiatives has consistently centered on improving working conditions and expanding opportunities for middle-class families.
v Alicia Morales – Seeking election to Joliet Township Supervisor as a write-in, Morales is a champion for violence prevention, transportation, and social services that strengthen communities. She has worked extensively with local organizations to address economic disparities.
v Sam Coffey – Running for Joliet Township School Board 204, Coffey is dedicated to government transparency, uplifting student’s voices, and ensuring that graduates are prepared for the future.
v Christine Lynn – Running for Joliet Township School Board 204, Lynn is a passionate advocate for equality, public education, and access to mental health services.
v Deborah Zeich – A candidate for Joliet School Board 86, Zeich has a strong track record of supporting public education, small businesses, and responsible development that benefits all residents.
v Bill Spengler – Seeking election to Valley View School District 365U, Spengler brings extensive experience in community leadership and a strong focus on making government more accessible and accountable to everyday people.
v Victoria Pipkin – Running for Valley View School District 365U, Pipkin has been a vocal supporter of policies that enhance social equity, environmental sustainability, and economic opportunity for all residents.
In a statement of the organizations mission The Working Families Will County PAC is committed to electing leaders who will fight for working people. “We support candidates who stand for fair wages, workers’ rights, strong public services, and an economy that benefits everyone—not just the wealthy and well-connected. Through grassroots organizing, advocacy, and strategic support, we work to build a more just and equitable future for our communities.”
To learn more about the candidates and how to get involved visit www.workingfamilieswc.com
