McHenry County Blog

Thought some might be interested in the letter I have written to my Crystal Lake-Lakewood precinct. It is below:

Dear Algonquin Township Precinct 7 Voters:

You can cast early votes at the Crystal Lake City Hall or the Algonquin Township Hall on Rt. 14 if you wish, but, if you are a traditionalist, our polling place is still the Main Beach House.

Besides the Presidential election, which the media says is a walkaway for Pres. Obama in Illinois, there’s not a lot going on. (Not that I’m not voting for Romney or want you to skip voting.)

No other statewide races, no state legislative contests, no Democrats running for countywide office.

My friend Peter Roskam is running for Congress for the first time in our area. He is the 4th ranking Republican in Washington and well positioned to assist our area.

I believe the most important vote is on the Jack Franks-initiated County Executive Referendum.

Philosophically, I am opposed to concentration of power.

A County Executive form of government will put more power into one person’s hands than exists today.

A County Executive will be able to give out contracts of up to $25,000 without board approval, as well as hire and fire those who report to him. Neither is the case now.

Checks and balances are good. That exits now and was what the Federalist Papers were all about.

There is a contest for County Board members.

The four Republicans who survived this spring’s GOP primary are, in ballot order:

• Donna Kurtz
• Jim Heisler
• Ken Koehler
• Carolyn Schoefield

All have solid public service records. They are opposed by two Democrats.

Three judges are on the ballot seeking another 6 years on the bench. None merits a “No” vote.

The final item is the Mike Madigan-pension Constitutional Amendment. He’s the reason we have a pension problem. No one thinks the proposal to increase the majority needed to pass pension bills will do anything. As a 16-year State Rep., I can’t remember a pension bill vote that was even close.

More political info on my McHenry County Blog. Please call 459-3506 if you have questions.

Cal

I haven’t looked at the state of McHenry County Republican Central Committee since Republican Play Day on July 17th.

Inspired by Stephen Di Bendiedtto’s Sunday article in the Northwest Herald, I decided to take another look.

In mid-July, there were fifty-five vacancies.

Some have been filled since then. The newly appointed GOP Committeemen follow:

• ALGONQUIN 24 – Bryan Javor (Appt 7/23/12) – Crystal Lake – 119 GOP primary votes
• CHEMUNG 4 – William G Matteson (Appt 7/22/12) – Harvard -54 GOP primary votes
• GRAFTON 12 – Joseph M. Oskorep (Appt 7/27/12) – Lake in the Hills – 151 GOP primary votes
• GREENWOOD 1 – Tamara DeModica (Appt 09/05/2012) – Woodstock – 198 primary votes

One Committeeman resigned, as reported on McHenry County Blog here:

• MCHENRY 3 – Mark C Widhalm (Appt 5/24/12) Resigned 9/4/12 – McHenry – 156 GOP primary votes

So in the one year in four when most people are taking an interest in politics, McHenry County Party leaders found only four new folks willing to take on the responsibility of Precinct Committeeman, but lost one volunteer.

I’ve put the townships with GOP vacancies in rank order from lowest percentage of precincts filled to highest:

• Grafton – 42% vacant
• Algonquin – 37% unfilled
• Burton – 33% empty
• Greenwood – 25% vacant
• Marengo – 25% unfilled
• Richmond – 25% empty
• Nunda – 21% with no one
• Chemung – 20% empty

Below are the precincts in which no GOP Committeeman will be trying to help Republican candidates get elected this fall:

Algonquin Township – 37% Vacant (25 out of 68)

ALGONQUIN 1
ALGONQUIN 11
ALGONQUIN 14
ALGONQUIN 20
ALGONQUIN 21
ALGONQUIN 26
ALGONQUIN 27
ALGONQUIN 29
ALGONQUIN 31
ALGONQUIN 32
ALGONQUIN 35
ALGONQUIN 38
ALGONQUIN 39
ALGONQUIN 41
ALGONQUIN 43
ALGONQUIN 54
ALGONQUIN 58
ALGONQUIN 59
ALGONQUIN 60
ALGONQUIN 61
ALGONQUIN 62
ALGONQUIN 63
ALGONQUIN 64
ALGONQUIN 66
ALGONQUIN 68

Burton Township – 33% Vacant (1 out of 3)

Burton 1

Chemung Township – 20% Vacant (1 out of 5)

CHEMUNG 5

Grafton Township – 42% Vacant (13 out of 31)

GRAFTON 3
GRAFTON 10
GRAFTON 11
GRAFTON 14
GRAFTON 15
GRAFTON 16
GRAFTON 17
GRAFTON 21
GRAFTON 23
GRAFTON 24
GRAFTON 27
GRAFTON 29
GRAFTON 31

Greenwood Township – 14% Vacant (2 out of 7)

GREENWOOD 4

McHenry Township – 6% Vacant (2 out 35)

MCHENRY 3
MCHENRY 22

Nunda Township – 14% Vacant (4 out of 29)

NUNDA 3
NUNDA 6
NUNDA 8
NUNDA 25

Richmond Township – 25% Vacant (1 our of 4)

RICHMOND 2

When one compares the Republican with Democrats, one finds that the Democrats have fewer Precinct Committeeman than the Republicans have vacancies.

I counted forty-six Democratic Party Precinct Committeemen listed on the County Clerk’s web site.

Mike Tryon is the Republican Party Chairman, while Mike Bissett head local Democrats.

The fall election is less than three months away and one might think the McHenry County Republican Party would have its infrastructure in place.

But it doesn’t.

Wednesday the Party will be raising money at its annual P)lay Day golf outing and dinner.

Probably too late to arrange for golf, but if want to help strengthen GOP chances of winning in November, you could come to the McHenry County Club for drinks and dinner.  The cost is $50.

Dignitaries expected are our expected new Congressman,  Peter Roskam (Algonquin Township) and Randy Hultgren (the rest of McHenry County).

In addition State Treasurer Dan Rutherford, the Romney Campaign State Chairman.  Maybe he’ll bring some Romney bumper stickers, which were in very, very short supply at the Tinley Park State GOP Convention.

If would like to volunteer to help in the headquarters operation or would like to be a Precinct Committeeman, find Party Chairman Mike Tryon and tell him.

Fifty-five precincts have no party workers.

Forty-five percent are vacant in Grafton Township and 38% in Algonquin Township.  (See bottom of article.)

Details to the fundraiser are below:

Take a look at the precincts with no one assigned to get out the vote:

Algonquin Township – 38% Vacant (26 out of 68)

ALGONQUIN 1
ALGONQUIN 11
ALGONQUIN 14
ALGONQUIN 20
ALGONQUIN 21
ALGONQUIN 24
ALGONQUIN 26
ALGONQUIN 27
ALGONQUIN 29
ALGONQUIN 31
ALGONQUIN 32
ALGONQUIN 35
ALGONQUIN 38
ALGONQUIN 39
ALGONQUIN 41
ALGONQUIN 43
ALGONQUIN 54
ALGONQUIN 58
ALGONQUIN 59
ALGONQUIN 60
ALGONQUIN 61
ALGONQUIN 62
ALGONQUIN 63
ALGONQUIN 64
ALGONQUIN 66
ALGONQUIN 68

BURTON Township – 33% Vacant (1 out of 3)

Burton 1

Chemung Township – 40% Vacant (2 out of 5)

CHEMUNG 4
CHEMUNG 5

Dorr Township – 7% Vacant (1 out of 14)

DORR 3

Grafton Township – 45% Vacant (14 out of 31)

GRAFTON 3
GRAFTON 10
GRAFTON 11
GRAFTON 12
GRAFTON 14
GRAFTON 15
GRAFTON 16
GRAFTON 17
GRAFTON 21
GRAFTON 23
GRAFTON 24
GRAFTON 27
GRAFTON 29
GRAFTON 31

Greenwood Township – 29% Vacant (2 out of 7)

GREENWOOD 1
GREENWOOD 4

Marengo Township – 25% Vacant (1 out of 4)

MARENGO 3

McHenry Township – 6% Vacant (2 out 35)

MCHENRY 4
MCHENRY 22

Nunda Township – 21% Vacant (6 out of 29)

NUNDA 4
NUNDA 6
NUNDA 8
NUNDA 25
NUNDA 27
NUNDA 28

Richmond Township – 25% Vacant (1 our of 4)

RICHMOND 2

McHenry County Board members Tina Hill and John Jung have been elected Chairman and Vice Chairman, respectively, of the Dorr Township Republican Central Committee.

The offices of Secretary and Treasurer are still open.

Fifty percent of the fourteen precincts in the Woodstock-dominated township are vacant, so if you are inclined to join the door-to-door crew this fall, you might want to give one of the leaders a call.

Below you can see the elected precinct committeemen and the number of GOP votes in each precinct:

• DORR 1 – Thomas D. Harding – 101 Votes
• DORR 2 – Vacant – 108 votes
• DORR 3 – Vacant – 70 votes
• DORR 4 – Vacant – 115 votes
• DORR 5 – Vacant – 104 votes
• DORR 6 – Vacant – 100 votes
• DORR 7 – Tina R. Hill – 250 votes
• DORR 8 – Katherine M. Keefe – 110 votes
• DORR 9 – Vacant – 291 votes
• DORR 10 – Andrew Zinke – 184 votes
• DORR 11 – John Jung, Jr. – 296 votes
• DORR 12 – Thomas Zanck – 267 votes
• DORR 13 – Vacant – 68 votes
• DORR 14 – Virginia D. Peschke – 144 votes

That’s the title of Melissa Denker’s philosophical article on her blog, MelissaDenker.com.

So what are the thoughts of a young Tea Party Republican as she enters the political world in Dunham Township?

She is running unopposed for Republican Precinct Committeeman.

I long for the days when anyone could write-in anyone for any office.

Remember the easy article Mike Royko repeatedly wrote telling how many votes Mickey Mouse got?

No more.

Election officials wanted to simplify the process.

First, one had to register a week ahead of the election, then it was a month.

Now it is two months.

So, if you want to run for any office, public or partisan, you need to get a notarized declaration of your write-in candidacy into the County Clerk’s office before it closes Thursday.

for McHenry County residents your deadline is 4:30.

As I have reported previously, there are plenty of vacancies for Precinct Committeeman on the ballot.

If you want to get involved, take a look to see if anyone is running for

• Democrat Precinct Committeeman or
• Republican Precinct Committeeman

The link above shows precinct maps for townships with more than one precinct. Click to enlarge the maps in the article.

Or you and find out where no one is running for precinct committeemen here on the McHenry County Clerk’s web site.

Or you can look here on the McHenry County Clerk’s web site. Increase the size of the map to 600% or more to see where the precinct lines are.

Want to know which your precinct you are in? Click here.

Shortly before Christmas McHenry County Blog published evidence of the declineof the Republican Party locally.

The percentages below represent the proportions of McHenry County’s precincts where people filed for Republican Precinct Committeeman during the last three election cycles.

• 2008 – 63%
• 2010 – 61%
• 2012 – 49%

Here are the figures for McHenry County Democrats.

• 2008 – 19%
• 2010 – 17.9%
• 2012 – 18.9% (two more than 2010)

Earlier this month, the percentages of precincts for which people filed for Republican Precinct Committeeman was published.

Republicans, you may remember filled 49% of McHenry County’s 212 precincts, while Democrats had candidates in 19%.

Today we look at how the Democrats did, township by township.

Dunham – 100% (1 of 1)
Hebron – 50% (1 of 2)
Seneca – 50% (1 of 2)
Burton – 33% (1 of 3)
Coral – 33% (1 of 3)
Grafton – 32% (10 of 31)
Nunda – 31% (9 of 29)
Dorr – 29% (4 of 14)
Greenwood – 14% (1 of 7)
McHenry – 14% (5 of 35)
Algonquin – 9% (6 of 68)
Alden – 0% (0 of 1)
Chemung – 0% (0 of 5)
Hartland – 0% (0 of 2)
Marengo – 0% (0 of 4)
Richmond – 0% (0 of 4)
Riley – 0% (0 of 1)

As with Republicans, it’s easier for a small township to have a large percentage. Indeed, none of the top five townships have more than three precincts.

Of the six townships that have absolutely no candidates for Precinct Committeeman in the Democratic Party, none has more than five precincts.

Of the largest townships, there is a close contest among Grafton, Nunda and Dorr. All three have just under one-third of their precincts with candidates on the ballot.

McHenry in times past was a Democratic Party stronghold. Only 14% of its 35 precincts are filled.

The county’s largest township, Algonquin has 68 precincts, but only 6 candidates. Not even previous candidates for township or county board are running for Precinct Committeeman.

These numbers tell the tale:

2008 – 63%

2010 – 61%

2012 – 49%

The percentages represent the proportions of McHenry County’s precincts where people filed for Republican Precinct Committeeman during the last three election cycles.

Sounds like evidence for the story that was in Sunday’s Chicago Sun-Times, which you see below:

Yesterday, McHenry County analyzed the level of involvement in the Republican Party as measured by the number of precincts in which people filed petitions to run for Precinct Committeeman in each township.

The percentages ranged from 100% in a couple of lightly-populated precincts to 25% in Marengo. Only 34% of the precincts in the second largest township, Grafton, had candidates.

Below are those who have filed for precinct committeeman as Republicans.

You will note there are a couple of contests.

In Grafton Township McHenry County Board candidate and Huntley School Board member Mike Skala is in a contest with Huntley Village Trustee Nicholas Hanson.  In addition Grafton Township Clerk Harriet Ford, a resident of Lakewood, is being challenged by Betty Jane Miller, who has a Woodstock address.

In Nunda Township Precinct 14, Janness Abraham is challenging incumbent Patrick Collins.

In Riley Township, the single-precinct township in the southwest corner of McHenry County, Chester L. Mazurkiewicz is opposing  Kathleen J. Meyer, who holds the position now.

Seneca Township also has a contest.  McHenry County Board member Mary McCann is contesting with Gina LeFevour for the party post.

People can still get involved in this bottom level of the GOP. If you live in an empty precinct, that is, one where no one is running, you can contact the McHenry County Clerk’s Office and ask for a copy of a Declaration of Write-In Candidacy form. Fill it out, turn it in and there will be a box and aline on the ballot under the title of Republican Precinct Committeeman. If you can get ten write-in votes on March 20, 2012, you will be as much a Republican Precinct Committeeman as anyone on the ballot.

The odds of beating anyone on the ballot are so slim that I would not recommend anyone’s attempting to do so.

The townships are listed alphabetically.

 Alden Township

(Alden)

Preston R. Rea, Harvard (Alden)

Algonquin Township

(Algonquin, southern Crystal Lake, Lake in the Hills, Cary, Fox River Grove, Barrington Hills)

ALGONQUIN 1, No Candidate Filed
ALGONQUIN 2, Kenneth (Ken) D. Koehler, Crystal Lake
ALGONQUIN 3, Michael E. Barnas, Cary
ALGONQUIN 4, Andrew Gasser, Fox River Grove
ALGONQUIN 5, Charles A. Lutzow, Jr., Crystal Lake
ALGONQUIN 6, No Candidate Filed
ALGONQUIN 7, Cal Skinner, Jr., Crystal Lake
ALGONQUIN 8, Neils Kruse, Cary
ALGONQUIN 9, Dan Shea, Fox River Grove
ALGONQUIN 10, Aaron T. Shepley, Crystal Lake
ALGONQUIN 11, No Candidate Filed
ALGONQUIN 12, Raymond G. Chisholm, Cary
ALGONQUIN 13, Rita M. Heuel, Crystal Lake
ALGONQUIN 14, No Candidate Filed
ALGONQUIN 15, No Candidate Filed
ALGONQUIN 16, Lou Anne Majewski, Algonquin
ALGONQUIN 17, David W Miller, Cary
ALGONQUIN 18, Mary Cardelli, Algonquin
ALGONQUIN 19, No Candidate Filed
ALGONQUIN 20, No Candidate Filed
ALGONQUIN 21, No Candidate Filed
ALGONQUIN 22, Lowell A. Cutsforth, Fox River Grove
ALGONQUIN 23, No Candidate Filed
ALGONQUIN 24, No Candidate Filed
ALGONQUIN 25, Thomas P. McDermott, Crystal Lake
ALGONQUIN 26, No Candidate Filed
ALGONQUIN 27, No Candidate Filed
ALGONQUIN 28, No Candidate Filed
ALGONQUIN 29, No Candidate Filed
ALGONQUIN 30, Riley Quinlan, Algonquin
ALGONQUIN 31, No Candidate Filed
ALGONQUIN 32, No Candidate Filed
ALGONQUIN 33, Sean Murphy, Algonquin
ALGONQUIN 34, No Candidate Filed
ALGONQUIN 35, No Candidate Filed
ALGONQUIN 36, Michael W Tryon, Crystal Lake
ALGONQUIN 37, Jake Justen, Crystal Lake
ALGONQUIN 38, No Candidate Filed
ALGONQUIN 39, No Candidate Filed
ALGONQUIN 40, Mallory A. Rosencrans, Cary
ALGONQUIN 41, No Candidate Filed
ALGONQUIN 42, Cameron Hubbard, Crystal Lake
ALGONQUIN 43, No Candidate Filed
ALGONQUIN 44, Patrick Colcernian, Algonquin
ALGONQUIN 45, No Candidate Filed
ALGONQUIN 46, Kathleen R. DeRaedt, Cary
ALGONQUIN 47, Rebecca M. Lee, Cary
ALGONQUIN 48, No Candidate Filed
ALGONQUIN 49, Demetrios Pete Tsilimigras, Cary
ALGONQUIN 50, Linda (Lyn) Orphal, Crystal Lake
ALGONQUIN 51, Eileen I. Marhoefer, Crystal Lake
ALGONQUIN 52, No Candidate Filed
ALGONQUIN 53, No Candidate Filed
ALGONQUIN 54, No Candidate Filed
ALGONQUIN 55, No Candidate Filed
ALGONQUIN 56, Eugene F Sittinger, Algonquin
ALGONQUIN 57, Robert M. Abraham, Lake in the Hills
ALGONQUIN 58, No Candidate Filed
ALGONQUIN 59, No Candidate Filed
ALGONQUIN 60, No Candidate Filed
ALGONQUIN 61, No Candidate Filed
ALGONQUIN 62, No Candidate Filed
ALGONQUIN 63, No Candidate Filed
ALGONQUIN 64, No Candidate Filed
ALGONQUIN 65, No Candidate Filed
ALGONQUIN 66, No Candidate Filed
ALGONQUIN 67, No Candidate Filed
ALGONQUIN 68, No Candidate Filed

Burton Township

(Spring Grove, Fox Lake)

BURTON 1, No Candidate Filed
BURTON 2, No Candidate Filed
BURTON 3, Lori Lee White, Spring Grove

Chemung Township

(Harvard, Lawrence)

CHEMUNG 1, Glenda L. Miller, Harvard
CHEMUNG 2, Joseph F. Hagenbruch, Harvard
CHEMUNG 3, No Candidate Filed
CHEMUNG 4, No Candidate Filed
CHEMUNG 5, No Candidate Filed

Coral Township

(Union)

CORAL 1, Pamela K. Palmer, Union
CORAL 2, No Candidate Filed
CORAL 3, No Candidate Filed

Dorr Township

(Woodstock, Bull Valley)

DORR 1, Thomas D. Harding, Woodstock
DORR 2, No Candidate Filed
DORR 3, No Candidate Filed
DORR 4, No Candidate Filed
DORR 5, No Candidate Filed
DORR 6, No Candidate Filed
DORR 7, Tina R. Hill, Woodstock
DORR 8, Katherine M. Keefe, Woodstock,
DORR 9, No Candidate Filed
DORR 10, Andrew Zinke, Woodstock
DORR 11, John Jung, Jr., Woodstock
DORR 12, Thomas Zanck, Woodstock
DORR 13, No Candidate Filed
DORR 14, Virginia D. Peschke, Bull Valley

Dunham Township

(Southern Harvard)
Melissa Milica Denker, Harvard

Grafton Township

(Huntley, Lakewood, western Crystal Lake, western Lake in the Hills, western Algonquin)

GRAFTON 1

• Nicholas Hanson, Huntley
• Michael Skala, Huntley

GRAFTON 2, Michael Carl Hansen, Lakewood
GRAFTON 3, No Candidate Filed
GRAFTON 4, James Ketchmark, Huntley
GRAFTON 5, No Candidate Filed
GRAFTON 6

• Harriet Ford, Lakewood
• Betty Jane Miller, Woodstock

GRAFTON 7, Fredrick W. Wickham, Crystal Lake
GRAFTON 8, Carolyn Schofield, Crystal Lake
GRAFTON 9, No Candidate Filed
GRAFTON 10, No Candidate Filed
GRAFTON 11, No Candidate Filed
GRAFTON 12, No Candidate Filed
GRAFTON 13, No Candidate Filed
GRAFTON 14, No Candidate Filed
GRAFTON 15, No Candidate Filed
GRAFTON 16, No Candidate Filed
GRAFTON 17, No Candidate Filed
GRAFTON 18, No Candidate Filed
GRAFTON 19, Samuel F. Paglini, Lake in the Hills
GRAFTON 20, No Candidate Filed
GRAFTON 21, No Candidate Filed
GRAFTON 22, No Candidate Filed
GRAFTON 23, No Candidate Filed
GRAFTON 24, No Candidate Filed
GRAFTON 25, Joseph M. Calomino, Lake in the Hills
GRAFTON 26, Linda Moore, Huntley
GRAFTON 27, No Candidate Filed
GRAFTON 28, Thomas J. Poznanski, Lake in the Hills
GRAFTON 29, No Candidate Filed
GRAFTON 30, Martin Waitzman, Algonquin
GRAFTON 31, No Candidate Filed

Greenwood Township

(Northern Woodstock, western Wonder Lake & Greenwood)

GREENWOOD 1, No Candidate Filed
GREENWOOD 2, Michael J. McCleary, Woodstock
GREENWOOD 3, Barbara A. Klasen, Wonder Lake
GREENWOOD 4, No Candidate Filed
GREENWOOD 5, Rachel Elizabeth Smith, Wonder Lake
GREENWOOD 6, Brian Sager, Woodstock
GREENWOOD 7. Monica S. Young, Woodstock

Hartland Township

HARTLAND 1, Diane F. Evertsen, Harvard
HARTLAND 2, David Finke, Harvard

Hebron Township

(Hebron)

HEBRON 1, Mark Shepherd, Hebron
HEBRON 2, Lenora C. Nolan, Hebron

Marengo Township

(Marengo)

MARENGO 1, No Candidate Filed
MARENGO 2. No Candidate Filed
MARENGO 3, No Candidate Filed
MARENGO 4, Robin L. Shetley, Maengo

McHenry Township

(McHenry, eastern Wonder Lake, Johnsburg, McCullom Lake, Ringwood, Lakemoor)

MCHENRY 1, Richard E. Mack, Ringwood
MCHENRY 2, Geraldine “Geri” Davis, McHenry
MCHENRY 3, No Candidate Filed
MCHENRY 4, No Candidate Filed
MCHENRY 5, No Candidate Filed
MCHENRY 6, No Candidate Filed
MCHENRY 7, No Candidate Filed
MCHENRY 8, Bob Anderson, Wonder Lake
MCHENRY 9, Thomas J. Webb, McHenry
MCHENRY 10. No Candidate Filed
MCHENRY 11, Pamela Althoff, McHenry
MCHENRY 12, Steven Robert Verr, McHenry
MCHENRY 13, Neal Schepler, McHenry
MCHENRY 14, Joyce R. Story, McHenry
MCHENRY 15, Steven Rooney, McHenry
MCHENRY 16, Gregory L Foreman, McHenry
MCHENRY 17, No Candidate Filed
MCHENRY 18, Bruce Novak, McHenry
MCHENRY 19, Sue Draffkorn, Wonder LakeM
MCHENRY 20, John O’Neill, McHenry
MCHENRY 21, Thomas M. Hughes, McHenry
MCHENRY 22, No Candidate Filed
MCHENRY 23, Craig M. Adams, McHenry
MCHENRY 24, Lewis F. Matuszewich, McHenry
MCHENRY 25, No Candidate Filed
MCHENRY 26, Andrew “Andy” Glab, McHenry
MCHENRY 27, Robert “Bob” Koehl, Lakemoor
MCHENRY 28, No Candidate Filed
MCHENRY 29, No Candidate Filed
MCHENRY 30, No Candidate Filed
MCHENRY 31, No Candidate Filed
MCHENRY 32, Sandra Fay Salgado, McHenry
MCHENRY 33, John D. Hammerand, Wonder Lake
MCHENRY 34, No Candidate Filed
MCHENRY 35, Linda Kvidera Murphy, McHenry

Nunda Township

(Northern Crystal Lake, Southern McHenry, Prairie Grove, Island Lake, Oakwood Hills, Holiday Hills)

NUNDA 1, No Candidate Filed
NUNDA 2, Robert L. Borchert, Crystal Lake
NUNDA 3, No Candidate Filed
NUNDA 4, No Candidate Filed
NUNDA 5, No Candidate Filed
NUNDA 6, No Candidate Filed
NUNDA 7, Kelvin Lee Jennings, McHenry
NUNDA 8, No Candidate Filed
NUNDA 9, Bernard V. Narusis, Oakwood Hills
NUNDA 10, No Candidate Filed
NUNDA 11, Mark Daniel, Crystal Lake
NUNDA 12, Mary McClellan, Holiday Hills
NUNDA 13, James Becker, Crystal Lake
NUNDA 14,

• Patrick Collins, Crystal Lake
• Janness Abraham, Crystal Lake

NUNDA 15, Mike Shorten, Crystal Lake
NUNDA 16, Jim Schlader, McHenry
NUNDA 17, Nick Provenzano, McHenry
NUNDA 18, No Candidate Filed
NUNDA 20, No Candidate Filed
NUNDA 21, Brent Smith, Prairie Grove
NUNDA 22, No Candidate Filed
NUNDA 23, Scott E. J. Brown, Island Lake
NUNDA 24, No Candidate Filed
NUNDA 25, No Candidate Filed
NUNDA 26, No Candidate Filed
NUNDA 27,No Candidate Filed
NUNDA 28, No Candidate Filed
NUNDA 29, Barbara Wheeler, Crystal Lake

Richmond Township

(Richmond, Spring Grove)

RICHMOND 1, Michael M. Moore, Richmond
RICHMOND 2, No Candidate Filed
RICHMOND 3, Tamara A. Valentine-Garza, Richmond
RICHMOND 4, Mary B. Joestgen, Spring Grove

Riley Township

• Chester L .Mazurkiewicz, Marengo
• Kathleen J. Meyer. Marengo

Seneca Township

(Woodstock)

SENECA 1, R. Mark Gummerson, Woodstock

SENECA 2

• Mary T. McCann, Woodstock
• Gina LeFevour, Woodstock