ANTHONY AIRDOILLINOIS HOUSE · DISTRICT 77
Illinois House of Representatives · District 77

A better future.
Right here
at home.

Serving our community. Supporting working families. Listening to you.

Elect Anthony AirdoFor Illinois House of Representatives, District 77
Anthony Airdo wearing a red shirt and dark blazerOUR COMMUNITY. OUR FUTURE.

YOUR VOICE. YOUR VOTE.General Election · November 3, 2026

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Meet Anthony

A neighbor.
A skilled worker.
A voice for you.

“I share the same everyday concerns as the people I aim to serve.”

As a resident of District 77 for 64 years, Anthony Airdo has witnessed the changes our communities have undergone. His career as a skilled sheet metal worker and his experience in the labor movement shape his perspective.

Anthony is running to serve and represent all the residents of the district, listen to different viewpoints, and maintain an open-door policy to address your concerns.

What matters

Committed to District 77.

Five commitments, drawn directly from Anthony’s campaign message.

01

Serve our community

Serve and represent all the residents of our district.

02

Listen & respect

Listen to all opinions and viewpoints, keeping everyone’s well-being in mind.

03

Support working families

Bring a fiscally conservative perspective and real experience in the labor movement to the role.

04

Opportunity for all

Support a free-market system that recognizes the value of labor unions.

05

Stay accessible

Maintain an open-door policy to address your concerns and answer your questions.

Election 2026

Make your voice heard.

GENERAL ELECTION · TUESDAYNovember 3, 2026

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Let’s work together for a better future in District 77.

Anthony Airdo for Illinois House of Representatives

Anthony’s campaign message
Campaign letter from Anthony Airdo describing his 64 years in District 77, career as a skilled sheet metal worker, fiscal conservatism, support for a free-market system that recognizes labor unions, and pledge to serve residents with an open-door policy.