A campaign speech

Yesterday, Chad gave a campaign speech during a meeting of the Illinois Center Right Coalition, a conservative, statewide group that was founded in 2003. 

If you'd like for Chad to give a speech to a group, or if you want to interview him (for a newspaper, radio show, or blog), please email Phil Collins at philacollins@yahoo.com.

Chad's U.S. Senate campaign

Today, Chad said that he plans to run for the U.S. Senate, in 2014.  He wants to help cut tax rates and cut federal spending.  If you want to donate, please make the check out to "Committee to Elect Chad Koppie" and send it to 26358 N. Diamond Lake Rd., Mundelein, IL 60060

New endorsement

Chad was endorsed by Mike Psak, a 2008 U.S. Senate candidate.

More endorsements

Chad was endorsed by two Carpentersville village trustees, Patricia Schultz and Paul Humpfer. Chad was endorsed by Carl Segvich, the republican ward committeeman in Chicago's 11th ward and a candidate for the Cook Co. Commission, in the 11th Dist., in 2010.

More endorsements

This week, Chad was endorsed by Diane Evertsen, a McHenry Co. Commissioner, in the 6th District. He was endorsed by Rhonda Linders, the founder of the Alton Tea Party.

Chad's announcement

In Aug., during a meeting of the Kane Co. Young Republicans, Chad gave a speech and announced that he's running for the state senate, in the 33rd District. He's still the only conservative, in that race.

More endorsements

Chad was endorsed by Greg Jacobs, a 2010 congressional candidate, in the 8th District. Chad was endorsed by Sylvia Keppel, a Kane Co. resident who is an important volunteer of the Pro-Life Action League.