Navigating Election Law
John J. Lydon • October 6, 2022
Are you a candidate running for office or thinking about running? In Illinois, there are over 1,300 municipal governments and hundreds of state offices, each of which field multiple candidates. In this video, election law attorney, Jack Lydon, provides an overview of election law and describes how he can assist you and your campaign. Want to find out more, contact Jack at jlydonj@lavellelaw.com or 847-705-7555.
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