Monthly meeting
Next meeting: Monday, July 20, 2026, 6:30 PMSocial half hour may begin at 6:00 PM when scheduled. The business meeting begins at 6:30 PM.
Western Kane County Republicans
Nine townships. One grassroots team.
Western Townships Republicans organize neighbors across Big Rock, Blackberry, Burlington, Hampshire, Kaneville, Plato, Rutland, Sugar Grove, and Virgil to support candidates, strengthen precinct teams, and keep local voters connected.
Local coverage
Built for western Kane County, not a generic campaign page.
The organization covers a wide rural, suburban, and fast-growing part of Kane County. This site gives each community a clear place in the operation while keeping the whole Western team moving through one clean site.
Big Rock
Blackberry
Burlington
Hampshire
Kaneville
Plato
Rutland
Sugar Grove
Virgil
Meetings and leadership
Turn interest into attendance, and attendance into action.
This site puts the meeting, officers, precinct path, and voter resources into a single conversion flow.
Location
Blackberry Township BuildingWhat happens
Organizing, training, and candidate supportMembers connect with precinct teams, election updates, candidate activity, and local volunteer needs.
First visit
Come ready to plug inNew volunteers can ask where they live, who their PC is, and which effort needs help next.
Events and calendars
One Western site connected to the countywide calendar.
Western meetings should be easy to find locally while county trainings, fundraisers, candidate events, and meeting-room requests stay coordinated through the Kane GOP event hub.
Monthly Western Townships Republicans meeting
Third Monday monthly at 6:30 PM at the Blackberry Township Building in Elburn.
See meeting detailsKane GOP events, trainings, fundraisers, and township gatherings
Use the Kane GOP calendar for countywide Republican events and approved township listings.
Open Kane GOP events calendarSubmit one request for calendar review
Send meeting, training, fundraiser, and volunteer-day details for review before publication.
Submit an event requestPrecinct power
Make every neighborhood reachable before Election Day.
A Republican Precinct Committeeperson is the local face of the party. PCs canvas, deliver campaign literature and sample ballots, support candidates, listen to voters, and help turn Republican support into actual votes.
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Find your precinctUse Western and Kane County election tools to identify where you live and who represents the precinct.
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Learn what PCs doUnderstand the basic role, time commitment, and path to becoming elected or appointed.
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Become an assistant PCHelp with outreach, literature, signs, calls, meetings, and candidate support while learning the operation.
Candidates and voting
Keep candidates separate, and give voters trusted next steps.
This site keeps candidate interest, voting information, and official election links close together while clearly sending voters to official sources for registration, polling place lookup, early voting, and vote by mail.
Senate and 11th Congressional candidates
Candidate-specific content stays outside the township organization site and routes through Kane GOP or campaign pages.
View Kane GOP candidate directoryRegistration, polling place, and mail voting
Route voters to Kane County election resources before they make a voting plan.
Open voter toolsCounty updates and township communication
Promote KC News, township updates, meeting notices, training recaps, and volunteer calls.
Review meeting informationCommunity legacy
Honor the people who built the organization.
The Stan Bond Memorial Scholarship gives Western a community story beyond campaign season. In a finished Freedom Vote site, this can become a current, maintained scholarship page with deadlines, eligibility, applications, winners, and sponsor recognition.
Stan Bond Memorial Scholarship
A lasting civic example for students in the Western Townships.
Stan Bond was a former chairman, long-time Sugar Grove Precinct Committeeman, Montgomery Village Trustee, and State Central Committeeman for the 14th Congressional District. The scholarship page should preserve that legacy while keeping current application details fresh.
Get involved
Make the next step obvious for every visitor.
A township website should not just look good. It should capture volunteer interest, route voters to official information, and help the chair and officers turn a stranger into a known helper.