12 More Precincts Added at 3 AM, 68 of 212 Now Missing

McHenry County Clerk Mary McClellan posted the results for twelve more precincts at about 3 AM.

That leaves 68 of 212 unaccounted for.

Let’s look at where that leaves the County races.

For County Board Chairman, Mike Walkup now leads by 1,405 votes.  He has 51.53% of the vote.

With 144 of 212 precincts, Mike Walkup leads Joe Gottemoller by

With 144 of 212 precincts, Mike Walkup leads Joe Gottemoller by 1,405 votes.

The Recorder of Deeds results show Joe Tirio ahead of Joni smith by 1,654 votes.

The three-way race has turned into a two-way race between Joe Tirio and Joni Smith.

The three-way race has turned into a two-way race between Joe Tirio and Joni Smith.

Patrick Kenneally continues to run away with the State’s Attorney’s contest.

Patrick Kenneally leads Dan Regna by almost 2-1.

Patrick Kenneally leads Dan Regna by almost 2-1.

Judge James Cowlin continues to lead Demetri Tsilimigras by a wide margin.

61% for James Cowlin to

61% for James Cowlin to 39%.

For County Board, there are still seven precincts missing from the 38 in District 1.

Tom Wilbeck and Yvonne Barnes continue to hold a substantial lead over Anna May Miller.

Tom Wilbeck and Yvonne Barnes continue to hold a substantial lead over Anna May Miller.  Terence Ferenc is trailing.

In District 2, there was no change in position. Jeff Thorsen and John Reinert lead Cameron Hubbard.

Six precincts are still in "never never land."

Six precincts are still in “never never land.”

District 3 still shows Mike Walkup retaining his District seat, so he will be on the Board even if he loses the race for the Chairmanship. Nick Provenzano is winning, too.

28 of 41 precincts are all that have reported.  13 are still missing, mainly for Nunda Township, one would presume.

D3 28 of 41

The guys are leading the women in District 3.

In District 4, only 19 of 35 precincts have been counted. 16 are missing in action.

District 4 still shows incumbent Sue Draffkorn losing.

District 4 still shows incumbent Sue Draffkorn losing.  She is trailing newcomer Kay Bates by 297 votes.

District 5 is finally picking up some votes.

Incumbent Mike Skala has a healthy lead, while Andy Snarski and Joe Calomino are battling for the second spot of the fall Republican ballot.

Almost half the precincts have now reported results.

Almost half the precincts have now reported results.  Snarski now leads Calomino by 197 votes.

And, in District 6, incumbent Mary McCann has pulled into second place behind Jim Kearns.

She leads Ersel Schuster by three votes.

District 6 is the most rural one in McHenry County.

District 6 is the most rural one in McHenry County.


Comments

12 More Precincts Added at 3 AM, 68 of 212 Now Missing — 3 Comments

  1. What the hell is going on with Mchenry county???

    All other counties were 8 hours ago!!

    It’s 4am and they’re still not done!?

    Hope no funny business is going on.

    The Herald has a bunch of horror stories online videos.

    This bodes very badly for this County Clerks office!

  2. I find it interesting that in Illinois to run for the office of Township Assessor you MUST meet certain educational requirements.

    BUT any dolt, including a lawyer. can run for County Clerk.

    County Clerk who is the supervisor of the elections!!

  3. When you implement significant change in an election, (using electronic poll books in place of paper) any thinking clerk would have a backup plan.

    The Clerk elected by the voters of this county did not do the job she was elected to do.

    In addition, I am told that the phone number provided to election judges for problem inquiry was not the correct phone number.

    Who wants to circulate a petition for Clerk for 2018?

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