Elect · General Election
Dalton Gray
Madison County Board — District 11
A financial advisor, husband, and dad — fighting to keep your taxes low and county government accountable.
A financial advisor, husband, and dad — fighting to keep your taxes low and county government accountable.
Passionately opposed to tax increases. He's voted to hold the county property-tax levy flat every year he's served — and he'll vote against tax increases.
County levy ordinancesHe voted against raising County Board members' pay. In 2026, he moved to block automatic annual raises for other elected officials.
County Board recordsUnder budgets Dalton voted for, Sheriff's Department funding grew from $5.85 million to $7.5 million — with new equipment for deputies and upgraded 911 dispatch.
County budget documentsAs chairman of the Park and Recreation Grants Committee, Dalton helped grow Park Enhancement Program grants from $1.37 million to $3.3 million.
Illinois Business Journal, Apr. 2026Guided by faith. Devoted to family. Committed to serving Madison County.
Dalton Gray is a financial advisor, husband to his wife Lisa, and dad to two kids — with a third on the way. He serves on the Madison County Board.
With his background in finance, Dalton knows how important fiscal discipline is — for families and for county government.
"I'm passionately opposed to tax increases. You work hard for your money — you deserve a county government that respects that. This community has given us so much; serving you is my way of giving back, and I'll do my small part to build the best future for your family and every family in our community."
— Dalton Gray, on why he's running
Four promises to District 11 taxpayers — in Dalton's own words.
I'm passionately opposed to tax increases — and I've voted to hold the county property tax levy flat every year I've served.
County government should live within its means, just like you do.
Public service isn't about padding paychecks.
When you call with a problem, you deserve an answer. Constituent service comes first.
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