To win a seat former McHenry County Board member will have to have at least 850 write-in votes.
Incumbent Frank McClatchey lost, while incumbent Andy Davis was re-elected. Ward 1 was an open seat with Victor Santi retiring.
Here are the early vote totals: Not much difference.
Incumbent Joshua Hagen was re-elected along with newcomers JD Sylvanus and Keith Lee Von Allman. Incumbent Beth Foreman was not re-elected.
Jeremy Miller, Janine Martin, Ryan Andrus and Nicholas Johnson were victorious. Miller and Andrus currently serve on the Board. So does Lanz, but he placed out of the running. Newcomers are Martin and Johnson.
Incumbent Nicole Pavoris ran first. Coming in second was Elizabeth Lund. Third place winner was David Jenkins. Gaining the fourth seat is Ryan Olson. The Crystal Lake teachers union endorsed The union batted .750, much better than Crystal Lake’s Grade School union.
Incumbents Alex Johnson, Laura Vnaderploeg and Dave Gutierrez remain on the Board to be joined by newcomer Leigh Ann Comerford.
We the People, McHenry County, which holds meetings in Cary, endorsed David Miller and Zac Glaysher.
Re-elected were Board members Todd Volkening, David Schultz and Shane Spring. Newcomer Jodie Kanaly rounds out the winners. Active Democrat Peter Janko ran out of the money.
Arbe Walmire was an auto mechanics teacher in the Crystal Lake High School District. There he was elected an regional officer of the Illinois Education Association, the teachers union. I can’t remember all the offices he has sought. McHenry County College Board […]
Newcomer Maria Krause ran first, way out in front. Running second was incumbent Debra Barton. Lea Grover and Alena Hansen captured the third and fourth seats. The District 47 teachers union, CLETA endorsed The Crystal Lake Teachers Association batted one for four. […]
The first four candidates are the one who won the uncontested Republican primary. Clearly incumbent Karen Tynis was re-election, since she is the top vote getter. In second place is Independent Sheila Halasz, who was supported by Supervisor-Elect Mike Shorten. Third place […]
Here are the results of the race with all precincts reporting: Here is how the precincts voted. Parrish is blue, Lesperance red: With one precinct outstanding Rob Parrish, who lost to Mike Lesperance by three votes twelve years ago, wins election.