Tiffany Henyard, who was ousted as Dolton mayor, has qualified as a Republican candidate for a seat on the Fulton County, Georgia, board of commissioners, despite a long list of grievances, bills, and ...

The scandal-soaked former Democratic super mayor of an Illinois village has resurfaced as a Republican after relocating to Georgia.

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Changing of the cards. Disgraced “Dolton Dictator” Tiffany Henyard dumped the Democratic Party and is running as a Republican ...

Tiffany Henyard, whose stint as mayor of Dolton, Illinois, was marked by scandals and accusations of impropriety, appears to ...

Henyard has qualified to run in the May 19 general primary election for the District 5 seat on the Fulton County Board of ...

Former Dolton, Illinois, Mayor Tiffany Henyard, also known as “America’s worst mayor,” is giving public office another go, switching parties and states to run as a Republican in Georgia. Henyard filed ...

Tiffany Henyard, an embattled former mayor of a small suburban village south of Chicago, has her sights set on re-starting her political career — but this time, she’s running for office in Georgia.

Now, ex-Mayor Henyard plans to run in the well-known Fulton County, Ga. race for the Board of Commissioners, and she's doing so as a Republican.

The former Dolton mayor is now a qualified candidate, appearing on a list in Georgia. She is running as a republican for the Fulton County Board of Commissioners.