Yvonne Barnes from Cary and Dan Ryan from Huntley’s Sun City are the two McHenry County Board members who are far enough behind before the early and absentee votes are added to the totals for me to conclude have lost.
I’m having a hard time finding a common thread.
In District 1, Robert Nowak is leading both Anna May Miller by almost 100 votes. Miller is leading Barnes by 200 votes.
Precincts Reporting | 35/35 | 100.00% | |
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YVONNE M. BARNES | REP | 1645 | 30.30% |
ANNA MAY MILLER | REP | 1845 | 33.98% |
ROBERT NOWAK | REP | 1939 | 35.72% |
I think it unlikely that adding the early and absentee ballots will allow Barnes to pick up almost 300 votes.
I am searching for reasons for Nowak’s victory. Can anyone help me out?
Nowak was the only District 1 candidate to come to the Patriots United County Board Candidate Forum.
But, since the paper of record in McHenry County, the Northwest Herald couldn’t spare a reporter than Friday night, the only story on the event appeared on McHenry County Blog.
Although those interested in politics certainly read this publication, I hardly think Miller’s and Barnes’ missing the event caused them to run behind the challenger who did.
In District 6, it’s time to play “The Girls Are Back in Town.”
Mary McCann led the race. She asked supporters to vote for her exclusively.
Second, running 375 votes behind before the County Clerk’s Office folded in the early and absentee ballots, is newcomer Diane Evertsen.
Precincts Reporting | 31/31 | 100.00% | |
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VICTOR J. NARUSIS | REP | 1381 | 18.10% |
RICHARD C. DRAPER | REP | 912 | 11.96% |
DIANE EVERTSEN | REP | 1817 | 23.82% |
DANIEL P. RYAN | REP | 1318 | 17.28% |
MARY T. McCANN | REP | 2192 | 28.74% |
Fellow newcomer Victor Narusis is 436 votes behind.
Incumbent Dan Ryan trails Narusis by 63 votes at this point in the vote counting. Ryan failed to complete the Alliance for Land, Agriculture and Water conflict of interest form. He was the only candidate running in District 6 who did not voluntarily fill out the ethics questionniare.
Running last is Wonder Lake’s Richard Draper.