Walls For Governor

The 2010 Illinois Democrat Primary has been decided. At the conclusion of this hot and divisive contest Pat Quinn narrowly beat Dan Hynes. The margin of victory was approximately 7,500 votes. When the Republican Gubernatorial Primary is finally decided, the winning Candidate will have garnered only 21% of the votes cast in that party’s primary. That is hardly a consensus.

The unusually low voter turnout is most alarming. Only one out of four registered voters cast ballots in that election. This is a strong indication that voters were not enthusiastic about any of the Democrat or Republican Gubernatorial contenders, or the others candidates who sought their Party’s nomination.

Although our complete analysis is ongoing, we have seen enough evidence that the people of Illinois want and deserve better. Therefore, I will resume my campaign for Governor as an Independent candidate. I will file the requisite number of valid petition signatures, and my name will appear on the November 2, 2010 General Election ballot.

According to Illinois law, we cannot begin to circulate the required Nominating Petitions until March 23, 2010. At this stage we are developing our database of volunteers who will go door-to-door in their precinct (in their neighborhood), with polling sheets, asking their neighbors to sign our petition. I am asking you to visit http://wallsforgov.com/join-us/contact-us/  Submit your Name, Address, Email Address and Phone number. We will contact you and provide everything you need to complete the Petition circulation process.

This promises to be an exciting campaign. We will provide the solutions to the issues that most trouble Illinoisans. I cannot do this alone  Thus, I’m asking you to “Meet me half way!”

Please check back for regular updates.

William Dock Walls will be on the ballot as an Independent Candidate for Illinois Governor in the November 2, 2010 General Election.