I'm proud to have these people who believe in
"Vintage Values For a Better Elgin" endorse me
in the April 7, 2009 election.

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"Prigge, who owns an auction business in Elgin, has focused his campaign on meeting the needs of existing residents and businesses, improving Elgin's image, and putting more pressure on businesses and landlords to make sure they do not hire or rent to illegal immigrants. He also favors a stronger city relationship with the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency. (Prigge) has put forth strong positions on contentious city issues."
The Courier News (Sun Times News Group)

"John Prigge is a longtime Elgin businessman. He knows Elgin through his love of its history. He knows Elgin, too, from a practical perspective which involves running his successful auction service. John is a very concerned people-person. He wants Elgin to be the special place it used to be. His goal for Elgin is to have it be the best possible place for all of us. Please join me in voting for John Prigge on April 7. He is running for a chance to help Elgin."
Elinor Richoz, longtime Elgin resident and wife of the late Art Richoz, Elgin WWII Purple Heart recipient

"John brings to the table an understanding of the people in Elgin. We picture him meeting with families prior to an estate auction. Grown children who have moved away talking about the way Elgin used to be. Driving around Elgin on a daily basis John sees the effects. He knows Elgin. He knows the people. He knows what's going on. All in all, John Prigge is a candidate we endorse. He's got the personality to stand up to the status quo and the willingness to present new ideas."
The Association of Legal Americans

"John Prigge is a man who loves Elgin. He cares what happens to his home town. He wants change! There are many issues that are not being attended to because most of the Council have been there too long and they seem to have blinders on to what really matters. We will definitely give our vote to John and hope many others do the same."
Ret. Elgin Fire Dept. Lt. Paul and Ellen Weidner

"No one loves this town more than John Prigge. All of Elgin needs someone in charge who has passion and common sense. Count on my vote."
Susan Samuelson, 28-year Elgin resident