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Care about your privacy online? Me too. Governor Rauner does not. If you send me to Springfield, I will stand in support of consumer privacy.
"The private online information of Illinoisans took a major hit today after Illinois Governor Bruce Rauner rejected House Bill 3449, the Geolocation Privacy Protection Act. Had it been signed into law, this historic piece of legislation would have provided transparency by requiring corporations that collect, use or sell Illinoisans’ geolocation information from their mobile devices to obtain their consent before tracking them." More information on both sides of this issue by clicking this link. https://capitolfax.com/…/rauner-vetoes-geolocation-privacy…/
Cindy Cunningham
March 20, 2018 General Primary Election
The General Primary Election will be held Tuesday, March 20, 2018.
Illinois Nurses Association (INA) endorses Cynthia "Cindy" Cunningham for 2018 Primary Election
Cynthia "Cindy" Cunningham has earned the endorsement of the Illinois Nurses Association (INA) for the 2018 Primary Election for her support of issues affecting professional nurses in Illinois.
Teamsters Joint Council No. 25 Endorses Cynthia "Cindy" Cunningham for the 2018 Primary
Teamsters Joint Council No. 25 Endorses Cynthia for the 2018 Primary Election and commends her for her outstanding commitment to working families.
AFSCME Endorses Cynthia "Cindy" Cunningham
AFSCME Illinois endorses Cynthia "Cindy" Cunningham for
State Representative 104th District.
Illinois Federation of Teachers Endorsement
The Illinois Federation of Teachers endorses Cynthia "Cindy" Cunningham for the
March 20, 2018 primary.
Candidate Forum
8:10 104 th Illinois House: Cynthia Cunningham;
Frank McCullough
Candidate Forum: LWVCC, NAACP, News-Gazette
Champaign City Council Chambers
February 12, 2018 Primary contests
Retirement Planning Event
6:30 pm
March 7, 2018
Rantoul Township High School Cafetorium
Sponsored by RTHSEA and RCSEA
Excellence in Education/School Choice Event
Cynthia Cunningham is scheduled to attend:
Excellence in Education/School Choice Event
January 25, 2018
11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Illinois AFL-CIO Endorses Cynthia Cunningham
Illinois AFL-CIO endorses Cynthia Cunningham for State Representative. Click here to view the AFL-CIO endorsement letter and here to view entire endorsement list.
Fall Picnic In Support of Cindy Cunningham October 22
Fall
Picnic in Support of
CINDY CUNNINGHAM
Democratic
candidate for State Representative, 104th District
12:30-3PM
October 22nd
Kickapoo
State Park Pavilion Shelter
Sponsor
$1,000
Supporter
$500
Promoter
$250
Friend
$30 (Per Family)
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WCIA3 Union Workers Protest -Fair Work For Fair Pay
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Cunningham Announces Candidacy for State
Representative, 104th District
ROYAL,
Ill. – Long-time senior advocate, Cynthia "Cindy" Cunningham, announced her candidacy for state
representative for Illinois House District 104 on Thursday at a meet-and-greet
with local labor leaders, elected officials and other community members.
“During Governor Rauner’s two-year
budget crisis, the lives of the state’s most vulnerable citizens were used as a
political tool by the governor and his anti-working-family allies to push an
agenda that would destroy the middle-class,” said Cunningham. “As a direct
result of their refusal to compromise, women were unable to access life-saving
breast and cervical cancer screenings, home-bound seniors were unable to
receive meals, and people with disabilities were unable to access vital care. I
am running for state representative because the people of my community deserve
someone who will stand up to these billionaire, corporate bosses and their
allies.”
During the governor’s two-year
budget crisis, Cunningham advocated on behalf of seniors who lost services and
the providers who continued serving those seniors without payment. Her advocacy
included working with the attorneys seeking fair treatment for Medicaid
providers, serving on the steering committee of the Pay Now Illinois Coalition,
and working with elected officials to urge them to pass an honest, balanced
budget.
In addition to serving as a senior
advocate, Cunningham has spent her life dedicated to public service as:
A
volunteer firefighter/EMT-B for Ogden-Royal Fire Protection District;
A
Sunday School teacher and church council member at St. John Lutheran Church in
Royal;
A
camp counselor at the Peacock Camp for Disabled Children;
The
Director of Adult Day Care at Champaign County Nursing Home;
The
President of Cobalt Creek Consulting and Management Services, which assists in
the creation and management of businesses that provide home and community based
services for seniors;
The
President and Advocacy Chair at the Illinois Adult Day Services Association;
and
The
Legislative Chair at the Illinois Association of Community Care Program Home
Care Providers.
“The people of the 104th House
District deserve someone who will fight to ensure that they have a strong voice
in Springfield that is willing to work across the aisle to protect the middle-class
of Illinois,” said Cunningham. “The political games that the governor and his
allies have been playing for three years have divided the state, in a time
where we should instead be working together to repair the damage that has been
done to the state’s social service infrastructure. By coming together, we can
improve our state with policies that support both business and labor, all while
providing students across the state with a fair education. I humbly ask the
voters of the 104th House District to provide me with the opportunity to be
that voice for them.”
Cunningham lives with her husband,
Keith, a retired lieutenant with the Champaign County Sherriff’s Office. They
have three children.
For more information, please
contact Cunningham at 217-202-5450 or email ElectCindyCunningham@gmail.com.
I'm running for State Representative for the 104th Illinois House district to fight for our senior citizens, our working people, and our students.