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We thought you may be interested to hear about the latest developments sending shock waves through the Illinois Republican Party. Continue to follow Illinois Review for more updates.

By Illinois Review

A little over a week after Tim Ozinga’s shock resignation from the Illinois House of Representatives, the landscape of the Illinois Republican Party underwent a dramatic transformation during Wednesday night’s Will County GOP Convention after Christina Clausen secured her position as the new chairwoman of the Will County Republican Central Committee, garnering an impressive 12,220 votes to her opponent’s 6,234 – leaving Ozinga and his allies in shock and disbelief.

Clausen’s victory signals a significant shift towards a staunchly conservative agenda. An ardent America First patriot, Clausen has been embraced by the party’s conservative base for her dedication to nationalist principles and her clear commitment to the conservative cause. The overwhelming support reflects a clear preference among party members for leadership that embodies former President Donald Trump’s ideologies and policies.

In another key development at the convention, Hillary Kurzawa was elected as the new secretary, taking over from Raquel Mitchell who declined the nomination. Kurzawa’s appointment further consolidates the shift towards a more conservative platform within the committee. These changes at the top echelons of the Will County Republican Central Committee occurred against the backdrop of Tim Ozinga’s controversial tenure and subsequent resignation as a state representative.