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Who Governs the Caucus System?

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Who Governs the Caucus System?

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The Caucus System is governed under the election laws of the State of Illinois (Illinois revised statutes, Chapter 46, Sections 7-1 and 10-1), supervised by the Lake County Clerk. At one time, the Caucus was a function of the Riverwoods Residents Association (RRA). However, the Internal Revenue Service determined that the not-for-profit status of the RRA could not be continued if the RRA was to be involved in political activities. Before discussing how the Caucus works, here are some terms/concepts. Caucus Advisory Council. The Council is made up of six residents who have served on a previous Caucus Nominating Committee, and who were elected by their peers on the Committee to serve overlapping six-year terms. The Advisory Council is the ongoing element within the Caucus System that provides continuity over time. It is charged with: • Forming the Nominating Committee for every election year. • Instructing the Nominating Committee on its assignment (number of candidates, what offices, te

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