Illinois Races: Tony Peraica for Cook County Commissioner

"Dedicated to reforming the broken political and governmental system in Cook County"

Commissioner Tony Peraica (R-16) has long been an outspoken advocate for reform and tax relief in Cook County.  Born in Croatia in 1957, he was orphaned at the age of 11 and came to the United States two years later.  After attending college, he was elected to the Cook County Board of Commissioners in 2002 as a Republican.  In 2006, he experienced a narrow defeat to Todd Stroger in his run for Board President.

Peraica received his B.A. from the University of Chicago and went on to earn his law degree from the John Marshall Law School.  He has been a practicing attorney since 1984.

Campaign Site:  http://www.reformcookcounty.com/about/; http://peraica.com/

Top Stories:

Stroger to Peraica: "You Don't Know When To Shut Up"

Commissioners Override Stroger's Tax Veto

Tony Peraica Likely Target of Shots Fired at Neighbor's Home: Police

Cook County Commissioners Tony Peraica, Bridger Gainer and Gregg Goslin Suppot Banning Video Gambling

Peraica: Property Tax Burden Unfairly Distributed

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