Grafton Township Republican Turnout

Grafton Township precinct map. Click to enlarge.

Continuing a series of Republican turnout in the February 2nd primary election, we now turn to Grafton Township. Previously, precinct results for Algonquin Township have been previously  published.

As in Algonquin and Nunda Townships, all Grafton Township precincts had contests for county board.

Part of the Crystal Lake July 4th TEA Party demonstration. My favorite is "If you're not outranged, you're not informed."

What you see below are the thirty-one Grafton Township precincts. Next to the precinct number is the percentage of Republican Party turnout. If there was a person on the ballot for precinct committeeman, his or her name is seen in parentheses.

If you live in a precinct with no elected committeeman, you could volunteer to fill that slot. If you are interested—and maybe some TEA Party demonstrators may wish to make their citizenship more intense—just send me a email and I’ll pass your name along.

  • Grafton 1 – 11.0% (Mike Skala)
  • Grafton 2 – 19.3% (Scott Breeden)
  • Grafton 3 – 9.9%
  • Grafton 4 – 10.7% (Tammy Lueth)
  • Grafton 5 – 9.8%
  • Grafton 6 – 17.5% (Harriet Ford)
  • Grafton 7 – 17.2% (Fred Wickham)
  • Grafton 8 – 12.5%
  • Grafton 9 – 10.1% (Eric Hartmann)
  • Grafton 10 – 13.8% (Lloyd Everard)
  • Grafton 11 – 11.0% (Bernice Gora)
  • Grafton 12 – 8.1%
  • Grafton 13 – 8.4% (Gene Goeglein)
  • Grafton 14 – 7.9% (Terry Aavang)
  • Grafton 15 – 25.5% (Daniel Ryan)
  • Grafton 16 – 6.1% (Tom Halat)
  • Grafton 17 – 10.5%
  • Grafton 18 – 8.2%
  • Grafton 19 – 4.4% (Samuel Paglini)
  • Grafton 20 – 6.3%
  • Grafton 21 – 10.2%
  • Grafton 22 – 7.1%
  • Grafton 23 – 6.1% (Linda Betzold)
  • Grafton 24 – 8.3%
  • Grafton 25 – 7.1%
  • Grafton 26 – 17.7% (Linda Moore)
  • Grafton 27 – 21.1%
  • Grafton 28 – 7.8% (Thomas Poznanski)
  • Grafton 29 – 9.7%
  • Grafton 30 – 12.4%
  • Grafton 31 – 11.1%

Sun City continued it reputation of being a high turnout area. County board member Dan Ryan got 25.5% of his constituents to vote GOP. He was on the ballot, but did not win. He blamed his loss on not filling out the conflict of interest questionnaire proposed by the Alliance for Land, Agriculture and Water. He was the only committee who topped the 20% benchmark that I am using.


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