Kane County Reporter

Andrew Sosnowski, the Republican candidate for Kane County State's Attorney, has questioned the source of his opponent's campaign funding in a Facebook post. Sosnowski ran an uncontested campaign for the Republican nomination and is set to face incumbent Jamie Mosser in the upcoming general election.

"Who gives money to your State's Attorneys' political campaigns - follow the money," said Sosnowski, according to Facebook. "We need to re-educate our communities. Many elected State's Attorneys around our great nation are funded by Open Society and George Soros. His monies are funneled into other organizations with names touting justice, equity, and expression; follow the money."

In his Facebook post dated March 30, Sosnowski wrote: "More of our finest police die in the line of duty each day. It has to stop! Violence cannot win. It’s happening from Chicago to our suburbs, and state to state." He did not directly mention his challenger but hinted at questions regarding how Jamie Mosser’s campaign is funded. His post included a photograph of George Soros.

Andrw Sosnowski March 30 Facebook post | Andrw Sosnowski Facebook page

George Soros is a philanthropist and founder of the Central European University in Budapest. Born in Hungary in 1930, Soros and his Hungarian Jewish family survived the Nazi occupation between 1944-1945 by securing false papers, concealing their backgrounds, and assisting others, according to his biography on GeorgeSoros.com.

Sosnowski was unopposed in the Republican primary held on March 19. The office is currently occupied by State’s Attorney Jamie Mosser who is seeking reelection. According to the Chicago Tribune, Mosser is running unopposed within the Democratic party.

As per his LinkedIn profile, Andrew Sosnowski is a Senior Corporate and Legal Advisor with expertise in executive leadership, criminal justice, personal injury, child welfare, civil litigation and administrative law. Currently serving as a Senior Lecturer in Criminal Justice at Aurora University and an Adjunct Professor at Columbia College, he brings over 23 years of experience teaching criminal justice and paralegal studies at Elgin Community College. In addition to owning and operating the Law Offices of Andrew J Sosnowski – a litigation firm focusing on personal injury, child welfare, criminal, civil, and administrative litigation – he has also served as General Counsel for the National Insurance Crime Bureau, playing a key role in combating insurance crime.