Description: My character is a very successful businessman, who has thrown away many chances at having a partner in his life. He is very financially secure, but has no time for pursuing a relationship. He sees his co-workers living happily with their spouses, girlfriends, or various other sexual partners, while he lives alone, eats alone, and sleeps alone. He has grown very bitter over the years due to this, and now as a 33 year old man, grinds his teeth when he thinks of such things, deluded that he is better off, and that all of his decisions were the right ones. One fateful evening, just outside of his flat he is greeted by a very distraught looking young woman, around 17 years old. Her make-up is smeared,are the Independent Voters of Illinois (IVI), a voluntary association of Illinois voters; Michael Shakman, Chairman of IVI and a previous independent candidate for elective office in Cook County who 'intends to be an independent candidate for elective public office in the future'; Alan Wiseman, who filed a statutory objection to the nominating petition of the 'regular' Democratic candidate for State's Attorney, Raymond Berg; and three individuals who supported and voted for Moore in that election.  In addition, the complaint states that all individual plaintiffs are registered Democratic Party voters, and that all intend to vote in future primary and general elections in Cook County.  The suit is brought against the Board of Election Commissioners of the City of Chicago ('the Commissioners'); its former Chairman, Stanley