Apparently every time someone votes it is recorded in Woodstock. Here are the 5:25 results: Here’s 5:55 PM: Here is 6:25 PM: What a pathetic turnout. Four years ago, when township officers were last on the ballot, 32,963 voted. That … Continue reading
Can’t tell you how the McHenry County Clerk’s Office knows how many votes have been cast on this Election Day, but the statistics are below: Note the changes from 6:55 last night here. Polls are open until 7 PM. … Continue reading
From someone who was at the Crystal Lake City Hall to vote early: I do hope this does not go awry, but this morning at the CL cop shop early voting began and guess what we all which were many … Continue reading
McHenry County voters stayed home in droves on April 7th. Only 10.9% of those registered to vote did so. That’s about 22,496 people. In a two-way race, that means just over 5% of the voters could decide who rules. In … Continue reading
A friend of McHenry County Blog arranged fall voter turnout from highest to lowest for those precincts with Republican Precinct Committeemen. You see the results below: … Continue reading
The voter turnout figures for McHenry County’s March 18, 2014, Primary Election are below. Let’s look at those precincts and see where 25% or more of the voters turned out. 40.2% – Grafton 15 (Margo Bunda ran uncontested for committeeman, … Continue reading
Here’s the report from McHenry County Clerk Kathie Schultz: As of the close of voting [Saturday] there have been 3702 absentee ballots applied for. Of these 2770 were early voters. February 2010 3233 total absentee—2409 early voters February 2008 6235 … Continue reading
47 people had voted in Crystal Lake’s Immanuel Lutheran Church precinct at 3 PM. There are 804 registered voters, so only 5.8% of the people had voted by mid-afternoon. … Continue reading
From the front lines of today’s substitution for war, comes this report from Mike Shorten: “I just got back from the Rotary Building at Veterans Acres where I dropped my ballot in the box at 8:42. “Based on the number … Continue reading
So, what’s this got to do with McHenry County. Just an excuse to offer this observation: Voter turnout this year will be so low that any candidate can still win. It would surprise me not at all if voter turnout … Continue reading
