The following precincts are in McHenry County Board District 3:
- Algonquin 21, 29, 49, 50 and 67,
- all of Nunda Township
- McHenry 2, 9, 20, 22, 25, 28 and 30
The Republican Precinct Committeemen from those precincts will be eligible to cast votes weighted by the number of Republicans voting in the March Primary Election.
- Algonquin 21 – Mark Guerra – 215 votes
- Algonquin 29 – Christopher “Chris” Christensen, 127 votes
- Algonquin 49 – Eleni K Markos Tsilimigras, 235 votes
- Algonquin 50 – John Radke, 285 votes
- Algonquin 67 – Jennifer Crick, 296 votes
- McHenry 2 – Geraldine “Geri” Davis, 269 votes
- McHenry 9 – Robert “Bob” Henry, 274 votes
- McHenry 20 – Sam Marsala, 198 votes
- McHenry 22 – Ronald J Obara, 26 votes
- McHenry 25 – Andrew Bryan (APPT), 185 votes
- McHenry 28 – Christopher G.A. Schurrer, 117 votes
- McHenry 30 – Stephanie Diedrich, 280 votes
- Nunda 1 – William Boltz, 363 votes
- Nunda 2 – Robert L Borchert, 228 votes
- Nunda 3 – Angela Koscavage (APPT), 93 votes
- Nunda 4 – Brian Bartnick, 209 votes
- Nunda 5 – Timothy J Parrish, 182 votes
- Nunda 6 – Michael A Lesperance, 285 votes
- Nunda 7 – Kelvin “Lee” Jennings, 193 votes
- Nunda 8 – Vacant, 171 votes
- Nunda 9 – Vacant, 186 votes
- Nunda 10 – Larry E Cannon, 319 votes
- Nunda 11 – Mark Daniel, 248 votes
- Nunda 12 – Mary E McClellan, 291 votes
- Nunda 13 – Robert W Parrish, 115 votes
- Nunda 14 – Patrick Collins, 336 votes
- Nunda 15 – Joseph “Joe” Gottemoller, 554 votes
- Nunda 16 – Karen Tynis, 182 votes
- Nunda 17 – Nick Provenzano, 341 votes
- Nunda 18 – David R Gervais, 233 votes
- Nunda 19 – Robert J Zalud, 414 votes
- Nunda 20 – Catherine M. Williams, 355 votes
- Nunda 21 – Joni Smith, 407 votes
- Nunda 22 – Mike Shorten (APPT), 438 votes
- Nunda 23 – Vacant, 93 votes
- Nunda 24 – Eric Dowd, 282 votes
- Nunda 25 – Robert H Hanaford, 233 votes
- Nunda 26 – Vacant, 161 votes
- Nunda 27 – Joseph Salgado, 231 votes
- Nunda 28 – Barb Wheeler (APPT), 140 votes
- Nunda 29 – Nancy L Gonsiorek, 130 votes
It appears that appointed Precinct Committeemen will be allowed to vote in the caucus.
Being appointed should not disqualify them from voting on this matter, unless I am missing something.
Here are some quotes from the most recent set of McHenry County RCC Bylaws
Article 2 (Membership, Duties), Paragraph 1 “The membership of this COMMITTEE shall be the duly-elected, or appointed, Republican Precinct Committeemen in McHenry County.”
Article 2, Paragraph 3 “In the organization and proceedings of the COMMITTEE each precinct committeeman shall have one vote for each Republican ballot cast in his or her precinct by the Primary Election at which he or she was elected or during the term in which he or she was appointed.”
Article 14 (ENDORSEMENTS OF REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES IN
PRIMARY ELECTIONS), Paragraph 6 “Committeemen present will vote on the endorsement. Each Precinct Committeeman shall have one vote for each ballot voted in his or her precinct in the previous primary election. The recommended candidate must receive the votes of 3/4 of the Republican votes cast in the previous primary election to become the endorsed candidate of the COMMITTEE.”
Unless there is a relevant state law that states only elected PC have a say in this, I imagine appointees would be allowed to vote.
appointed get to vote too?
I’ve been told those who are appointed will be able to vote.
State law does not provide for a distinction between appointed and elected PCs.
The reason is no appointed PCs exist on the day the County & Townships elect their Chairman because there would have been nobody with the authority to even appoint them.
Therefore appointed PC’s prior to the initial Chairman election don’t even exist.
Once there’s a County Chairman, then you have the possibility of appointed PC’s therefore no need to create a distinction in law.
Appointed PC’s have all the rights and privileges as elected PC’s.
Appointments seem to be the story of our times.
There is a new appointment in the Ron Sandack seat.
Hopefully, Olsen won’t have the same kind of McHenry County “Ties” as his predecessor…