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Morgan County Circuit Clerk - Republican Nominee
Julia Anderson (I) - 1028
Jennifer Bonjean - 2026
Morgan County Coroner - Republican Nominee
Marcy Patterson (I) - 2485
Alan McClellan - 979
Morgan County Commissioner (1 seat) - Republican Nominee (Fanning Vacancy) (Select 1)
Mike Lonergan - 1088
Donny "Racer" Wood - 1284
Tim Hughes - 318
Garrett Waggener - 788
99th District - Illinois House of Represeentatives (Frese Vacancy) Republican Nominee
Kyle Moore - 4478
Eric Snellgrove - 1134
13th District - U.S. House of Representatives Republican Nominee
Thomas Clatterbuck - 12149
Joshua Loyd - 15405
Pike County Board - Republican Nominee (Select 3)
Jim Sheppard (I) - 932
Lance Kendrick - 990
Joseph Cobb (I) - 931
Derek Ross (I) - 902
Brown County Circuit Clerk - Republican Nominee (Johnson Vacancy)
Brooke Robinson - 586
Niki Maxwell - 145
Brown County Board - Republican Nominee (Select 4)
Courtney Garfield (I) - 385
Robert J. Akright - 453
Robert L. Willis (I) - 481
Karl H. Groesch (I) - 627
Mark Richard Yingling (I) - 518
7th Judiciary Circuit - Judge Kenneth Diehl Vacancy
Aaron E. Bellhm - 532
Thomas D. Denby - 2534
Jonathan B. Verticchio - 940
Proposition: Shall the Waverly Fire Protection District be formed and have an aggregate extension under Property Tax Extension Limitation Law not to exceed $190,000 for the 2024 levy year?
Yes - 178
No - 89
Greene County Board-Elect 1 Republican Nominee
Charlie Helton - 900
Joshua Lawson - 897
Bob Hall (I) - 857
Greene County State's Attorney
Donnie Schaaf - 769
Dayna Church Switzer - 324
Salvi Seeks Court Injunction Over Incorrect Ballots in Schuyler County
By Benjamin Cox on November 2, 2022 at 9:16am
Republican U.S. Senate Candidate Kathy Salvi is going to court over a ballot error that was discovered in Schuyler County last month. WMAY reports that Salvi’s campaign is seeking a court injunction to order Schuyler County not to count any votes for Senate that were cast with an erroneous ballot. Salvi’s name was erroneously left […]
IL Congressman Sues To Stop Counting of VBM Ballots Received After Election Day
By Benjamin Cox on October 28, 2022 at 11:35am
A Southern Illinois Congressman has filed a federal lawsuit could possibly invalidate tens of thousands of vote-by-mail general election ballots cast in the state. The lawsuit seeks to invalidate ballots received by local election authorities after Election Day but are postmarked on or before Election Day, potentially affecting ballots cast by members of the military […]
Early Voting Going Well in Morgan County, Clerk Addresses Marking VBM Ballots
By Benjamin Cox on October 26, 2022 at 10:20am
Morgan County Clerk Jill Waggener says that early voting in the county is going well. Election Day is officially less than two weeks away, and Waggener says numbers are steady at the courthouse: “Early voting is going very well. Right now, as of Tuesday afternoon, we’ve had 409 voters and grace-period voters coming into the […]
Salvi Files FOIA Request in Schuyler County Over Incorrect Ballots
By Benjamin Cox on October 21, 2022 at 9:23am
Republican U.S. Senate candidate Kathi Salvi is requesting information into the workers involved in the printing of erroneous ballots in Schuyler County. WCIA reports that Salvi filed a Freedom of Information Act request Thursday for he names, addresses and contact information of employees of the Schuyler County Clerk’s Office involved in printing ballots that incorrectly […]
Incorrect Schuyler County Ballots Raise Ire of Salvi Senate Campaign, ILGOP
By Benjamin Cox on October 13, 2022 at 6:35pm
A ballot issue in Schuyler County raised the ire of the Illinois Republican Party last night. The Schuyler County Clerk’s Office was notified yesterday that they had printed an incorrect person’s name as the Republican candidate for U.S. Senate challenging Democrat incumbent Tammy Duckworth. Rather than having Kathy Salvi’s name printed as the candidate, Salvi’s […]
Miller Remains Silent on Debate with Lange in IL-15
By Benjamin Cox on September 30, 2022 at 9:11am
It appears like voters in the new 15th Illinois Congressional District won’t be hearing a debate from candidates before Election Day in November. A press release from Democratic candidate Paul Lange’s campaign says Lange has expressed enthusiasm for the opportunity to debate his Republican opponent and incumbent Mary Miller. So far, Lange says Miller has […]
Greene County Getting New Voting Machines Ahead of November General Election
By Benjamin Cox on September 20, 2022 at 5:39am
Greene County is replacing its voting machines just ahead of the November General Election. The Greene County Board passed an ordinance during special session in the first week of September granting $400,000 to be used for replacing the now-outdated machines. Greene County Clerk Debbie Banghart says the current machines date back to 2004 and reached […]
Frivolous Election FOIA Requests Hit County Clerks in West Central Illinois
By Benjamin Cox on September 8, 2022 at 9:09am
Local election authorities across the state are fielding a wave of FOIA requests related to election integrity KSDK reports that in recent weeks ramping up to the November General Election a variety of form letters and emails, most of them including the same language, have started arriving in county clerks’ inboxes around Illinois. The letters […]
Jacksonville Municipal Election Petitions Available
By Benjamin Cox on September 8, 2022 at 8:46am
The City of Jacksonville will have 7 offices up for election in the 2023 Consolidated Elections coming up next April. City Clerk Skip Bradshaw has announced that Jacksonville citizens interested in running for an aldermanic position or City Treasurer may obtain information and documents at his office at the Jacksonville Municipal Building, located at 200 […]
Workers Rights Amendment To Be November Ballot Question in Illinois
By Benjamin Cox on August 29, 2022 at 6:53pm
An amendment to the Illinois Constitution will appear on the ballot this November after some groups worked to get it taken off. The 4th District Appellate Court ruled in favor of keeping a Workers Rights Amendment on the ballot after a suit field in April by the Liberty Justice Center fought to keep it off. […]