Bryant v. Cook County Electoral Board

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• refusing to invalidate candidate’s nominating papers because the words used to identify the office sought in the statement of economic interests, “15th Representative District,” adequately informed the public of the office sought
• “plaintiffs disclosure directed the public to the ‘representative’ unit of government and the precise district *** in which only one office of representative exists” (emphasis added)
• “plaintiff’s disclosure directed the public to the ‘representative’ unit of government and the precise district *** in which only one office of representative exists” (emphasis added)
• candidate’s receipt for statement of economic interests described the office sought as “Fifteenth Representative District of the State of Illinois”; since “only one office of representative exists” in that district, the document “adequately informs the public”
• candidate’s receipt for statement of economic interests described the office sought as “Fifteenth Representative District of the State of Illinois”; since “only one office of representative exists” in that district, the document “adequately informs the public”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).