Will County Board Democratic Leader Jacqueline Traynere said a test if board members shared a password led to her reading Republican emails.
Will County Republican Leader Steve Balich, center, holds a news conference July 9, 2024, with other board Republicans including Jim Richmond of Mokena, Vince Logan of Joliet, Raquel Mitchell of Bolingbrook, Katie Deane-Schlottman of Joliet and Julie Berkowicz of Naperville.
Traynere said she later opened her laptop again and didn’t realize she was still logged in under Ogalla’s name. She thought she was reading her own emails, saw an email exchange that confused her and forwarded it to the county executive. Traynere said she shouldn’t have tested the theory with Ogalla, the Republican chair from Monee, but rather a fellow Democrat.
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