Schaumburg Township
What's New
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S.T.R.O. “Gets Down to Business!”
Schaumburg Township Republicans were busy during the last week of April and the first week in May. April 24th saw the first...MORE...
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URGENT ANNOUNCEMENT !!!!!!
Deputy Registrar Training Scheduled for May 1, 2008Deputy Registrar training will be at the Schaumburg Township Library, 130 S. Roselle Road at 7:00, pm Thursday night, May 1st in the Rasmussen Room. MORE...
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Tony Peraica Speaks with Schaumburg Township Republican Organization
"More corruption. More fraud. More waste. More taxes. It's time for a change," Tony Peraica began as he addressed MORE...
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Schaumburg Township Republican Organization 2008 Calendar
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Schaumburg Township Republican Organization Holiday Party
"Schaumburg Township Republicans gathered in a warm, friendly, relaxing room to wish each other “Happy Holidays” and enjoy a fabulous potluck meal. MORE...
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Schaumburg Township Republican Organization Food Drive
"On November 18th, the first cold day of the long winter ahead, Schaumburg Township Republicans started what will become an annual public-service event: The GOP Fall Food Drive. Committeeman Mike Adelizzi organized this event, MORE...
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Highlights of November STRO Meeting
"The monthly meeting of the Schaumburg Township Republican Organization was held Saturday, November 3, following a breakfast buffet at Chandlers in Schaumburg. MORE...
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STRO Treasurer and Deputy Committeeman goes to Washington
"STRO Treasurer and Deputy Committeeman Joe Folisi has known Karl Rove (Assistant to the President, Deputy Chief of Staff and Senior Advisor) since they were involved in College Republicans more than 30 years ago. So when Karl was leaving the White House to return to Texas, the President invited Joe to a farewell White House reception for Karl. Bill Anderson, STRO member and precinct captain, was able to go along as Joe's guest. MORE...
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Schaumburg Township Republican Organization (STRO) conducted its first regularly scheduled monthly meeting at Chandlers
On Saturday September 8th, the re-energized Schaumburg Township Republican Organization (STRO) conducted its first regularly scheduled monthly meeting at Chandlers, in Schaumburg. MORE...
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Schaumburg Township Republican Organization Will Conduct Monthly Meetings
Committeeman Michael Adelizzi announced a meeting schedule for the organization's monthly meetings. Beginning on Saturday, September 8, STRO will meet at Chandlers beginning with a breakfast at 8:30AM followed by the General meeting beginning at 9:00AM. The September 8 meeting will feature the candidates running for State Representative in both the 56th and 44th Legislative Districts. Subsequent meetings will be held on the first Saturday of each month with an 8:30AM breakfast and 9:00AM General meeting and include candidates for the 8th Congressional District, Judicial candidates, and county wide candidates.
In addition to featuring candidates, future meetings will feature reports on what’s happening in Springfield from Senator John Millner and updates from Cook County Commissioner Tim Schneider.
The meetings are open to all Republicans and will kick off with a breakfast from 8:30 – 9:00 a.m. followed by the General meeting. Each meeting will be held at Chandlers, 401 N. Roselle Road in Schaumburg (Schaumburg Golf Club). Cost for breakfast is $10 for STRO Members & Guests, and $15 for Non-Members.
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Precinct Volunteers Needed
The strength of any political organization are the precinct volunteers that go door to door talking with voters and ultimately getting Republican voters to the polls on election day. Schaumburg Township lists 106 precincts and many precincts need volunteer precinct captains to help us cover them. There are open precincts in Elk Grove, Hanover Park, Hoffman Estates, and Schaumburg.
The work is not complicated and is highly rewarding while representing the Republican Party in your neighborhood. Most precincts have six to eight streets to cover and precinct captains typically go door to door talking with neighbors identifying who are Republicans and who are Democrat voters. Then precinct captains focus on getting Republican voters to vote on election day.
Schaumburg Township has traditionally been a Republican stronghold but has been allowed to weaken from a disinterested leadership; 2008 being the first time in nearly forty years without an incumbent President or Vice President running for President. Having dedicated Republicans working in all 106 Township precincts will be invaluable to help elect Republicans on both the national and local level.
If you are interested in volunteering, call Committeeman Michael Adelizzi at 847-891-1763 or email him at mmadelizzi@hotmail.com
Dear Fellow Republican
It is a great time to be a Republican. With the Democrats in total control over our state and county we have witnessed a paralysis in our governmental agencies. Democrats propose record new taxes increases in Washington D.C. In Springfield they can’t seem to agree on anything except on how to tax and spend more. And never before have we seen such infighting that has paralyzed our state. Democrats in Cook County have proposed unprecedented tax increase that would make our county in an elite level of our own as one of the highest taxed communities in the nation. Everywhere they have control, especially in our state, they fight among themselves and the only solutions that they offer is to tax, tax , and tax some more.
It’s a great time to be a Republican especially as our candidates will be offering reasonable solutions to the problems that the Democrats have created come the November elections of 2008. It will be a great time to be a Republican next November
It has been a few short months since we embarked on building a strong and vibrant Republican Party here in Schaumburg Township. We are building an organization that we can all be proud of and one that quality candidates could count on to help get them elected.
We have already accomplished so much. We have been conducting our monthly breakfast meetings and have heard from candidates seeking election to the Illinois House and the U.S. House of Representatives. We had the pleasure of hearing from two of our proud Republican elected officials Senator John Millner and Cook County Commissioner Tim Schneider. And there is little doubt that the excitement is back about being a Republican in Schaumburg Township.
Many of our neighbors have stepped forward to serve as volunteers in the precincts and we are looking for more volunteers to help elect quality Republican candidates. We have begun raising money to support our organization and we are eagerly looking forward to joining 5 other Township Republican Organizations to conduct the first ever Northwest Cook County Lincoln Day Dinner to raise money to support Republican building efforts in northwest Cook County. In fact, it is our hope to attract many of the candidates running for President to address our dinner.
We have many good candidates running that I know will make us proud come next November. Most importantly, I know that they will make us believe that it is good to be a Republican.
Sincerely
Michael Adelizzi
Republican Committeeman
Schaumburg Township