State Rep. Dwight Kay (R-Ill.)
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Recent News About State Rep. Dwight Kay (R-Ill.)
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Kay and Erhart both say they'd stand up to 'Stuart-Madigan' machine
EDWARDSVILLE – One thing for certain this election season for Republicans seeking state office: invoke the name "Madigan" to stir up support among the base. -
Poll: Trump leads by wide margin in most Metro East legislative districts
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump is leading in several downstate districts, according to a recent poll. -
Madison County property owners learn how to file property tax assessment apeal
Approximately 150 people learned how to file an assessment appeal on their property taxes at a free property tax appeal seminar recently at the Collinsville Memorial Library. -
Rep. Kay supports consolidation concepts laid out in state report
Illinois State Representative Dwight Kay told the Madison County Record that he supports consolidation recommendation put forth by the state’s Local Government Consolidation and Unfunded Mandates Task Force. -
Kay seeks to repeal recent state income tax increase
Kay SPRINGFIELD - State Rep. Dwight Kay (R-Glen Carbon) has introduced legislation to repeal the recent 67 percent state income tax increase passed in the General Assembly on the final day of a lame duck session. -
Dwight Kay leading Jay Hoffman
Kay Republican Dwight Kay of Glen Carbon appears to have upset incumbent Democrat Jay Hoffman of Collinsville. -
Candidates in 112th House race take in nearly $400k since July
Kay Dwight Kay of Glen Carbon, a Republican campaigning to unseat incumbent State Rep. Jay Hoffman, a Democrat from Collinsville, received a total of $150,217.88 between July 1 and Oct. 3, according to a pre-election report filed on Monday. -
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Hoffman holds seat in 112th
With all precincts reporting in the race for the 112th state house district, State Rep. Jay Hoffman has defeated Dwight Kay 30,327 to 22,852 votes in Madison and St. Clair counties. -
Kay's leadership needed
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