Tiffany Henyard, Dolton's mayor, is funding her own re-election campaign, with no outside contributions except for her loans. Her opponent, Jason House, has raised around $20, 000 from various sources, including contributions from local officials and a law firm. Henyard, who is also under federal scrutiny, hasn't received any campaign contributions since spring 2023. House's campaign had about $23, 700 to spend at the end of September.

In Orland Park, Mayor Keith Pekau has a significant amount to spend on his campaign, with nearly $138, 000 available. His team, People Over Politics, received large contributions from candidates and a law firm. They will face the Orland Park For All ticket, led by former trustee Jim Dodge, who recently formed their party and collected over $6, 500 in contributions.

Tinley Park Mayor Michael Glotz has a substantial war chest, with around $177, 000 available. His party, One Tinley Park, has over $231, 000 to spend. They will compete against the newly formed Tinley Together party, led by mayoral candidate Michael Maloney, but no finance reports have been filed for this group yet.

Campaign Funds: A Close Look at Dolton, Orland Park, and Tinley Park Elections

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