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2026 Illinois Treasurer — General Election · November 3, 2026
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Election: GENERAL ELECTION - 11/3/2026
Name: Max Solomon
Office: TREASURER
Party: REPUBLICAN
Filed: 4/23/2026
Write-In: No
Objection Pending: No
Former Name: None
Date Name Changed: N/A
Campaign Web Site: http://www.maxsolomon.info/
Status: Active 4/23/2026 2:10 PM
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Election: GENERAL ELECTION - 11/3/2026
Name: Max Solomon
Office: TREASURER
Party: REPUBLICAN
Filed: 4/23/2026
Write-In: No
Objection Pending: No
Former Name: None
Date Name Changed: N/A
Campaign Web Site: http://www.maxsolomon.info/
Status: Active 4/23/2026 2:10 PM
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Max Solomon was born and raised in Lagos, Nigeria, and came to the United States legally in 1992 at the age of 21 — navigating the proper immigration process with patience and faith, in pursuit of the American Dream.
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Max Solomon was born and raised in Lagos, Nigeria, and came to the United States legally in 1992 at the age of 21 — navigating the proper immigration process with patience and faith, in pursuit of the American Dream.
Small Business Owner
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Small Business Owner
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Not campaign promises — a professional fiscal strategy. Four pillars that will redefine how Illinois manages, invests, and safeguards public funds.
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Not campaign promises — a professional fiscal strategy. Four pillars that will redefine how Illinois manages, invests, and safeguards public funds.
Every dollar tracked. Every investment disclosed. A real-time public dashboard so Illinois taxpayers always know where their money is — and how it's growing.
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Every dollar tracked. Every investment disclosed. A real-time public dashboard so Illinois taxpayers always know where their money is — and how it's growing.
Modernizing Illinois' investment strategy to maximize returns while maintaining fiduciary responsibility. Smart diversification that protects and grows the state's wealth.
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Modernizing Illinois' investment strategy to maximize returns while maintaining fiduciary responsibility. Smart diversification that protects and grows the state's wealth.
Max Solomon came to America from Lagos, Nigeria, in 1992 with little more than determination and faith. He pursued immigration the right way — legally, through the proper channels — because he believed in the promise of America and the rule of law. Through hard work and education, he became an attorney, professor, and community leader. Now he's running for Illinois State Treasurer because he believes every taxpayer deserves a government that treats their money with the same care and discipline they use at their own kitchen table. It's not about politics — it's about stewardship.
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Max Solomon came to America from Lagos, Nigeria, in 1992 with little more than determination and faith. He pursued immigration the right way — legally, through the proper channels — because he believed in the promise of America and the rule of law. Through hard work and education, he became an attorney, professor, and community leader. Now he's running for Illinois State Treasurer because he believes every taxpayer deserves a government that treats their money with the same care and discipline they use at their own kitchen table. It's not about politics — it's about stewardship.
GROWING ILLINOIS' PORTFOLIO
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GROWING ILLINOIS' PORTFOLIO
Investing in Tomorrow
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Investing in Tomorrow
Modernize Government Efficiency
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Modernize Government Efficiency
Protect Every Illinois Taxpayer Dollar
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Protect Every Illinois Taxpayer Dollar
"We need a Treasurer who will bring real transparency and accountability to Springfield. Max is a principled, no-nonsense leader who ran a grassroots campaign without big-money backing — that tells you who he's fighting for."
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"We need a Treasurer who will bring real transparency and accountability to Springfield. Max is a principled, no-nonsense leader who ran a grassroots campaign without big-money backing — that tells you who he's fighting for."
Prioritizes careful stewardship and protection of Illinois taxpayer funds.
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Protect Every Illinois Taxpayer Dollar
Supports expanding transparency around state finances and Treasurer operations.
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Increase Government Transparency
Supports stronger accountability and oversight for Illinois public pension finances.
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Strengthen Pension Accountability
Supports disciplined fiscal management and opposition to irresponsible use of public funds.
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Defend Fiscal Responsibility
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FEC candidate totals through June 30, 2026.
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Report type: D-2 Quarterly Report
Reporting period: 4/1/2026 to 6/30/2026
Filed: 7/3/2026 2:06:40 PM
Total receipts: $2850.00
Total expenditures: $0.00
Funds available at close: $7167.33
Total debts: $89822.23
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