Dolton Attorney predicts Tiffany Henyard will LOSE mayoral election in huge landslide

Months of complaints and threats regarding Thornton Township Trustees Chris Gonzalez and Carmen Carlisle refusing to attend scheduled meetings led Supervisor Tiffany Henyard to file a lawsuit Friday.

Henyard’s mandamus complaint intends to force Gonzalez and Carlisle to attend Township Board meetings through order of the Cook Count circuit court.

Henyard’s attorney, Max Solomon, is also representing Henyard in a lawsuit brought against Thornton Township Democrats after she failed to obtain the party’s nomination for supervisor in the April township election. Solomon did not respond to requests for comment Tuesday.

Gonzalez and Carlisle have spoken out about skipping or walking out of many board meetings called from October to as recently as Dec. 30 due to lack of information about proposals pushed by Henyard. The Oct. 7 resignation of Trustee Gerald Jones meant Gonzalez and Carlisles’ absences on the now four-person board prevent meetings from having a quorum and thus, from coming to order.