Editor’s note: The following are unofficial results of races involving candidates running for federal, state and DuPage County offices who were on the Nov. 3 ballot, as well as a list of referenda and propositions. This list is specific to voters who reside in Elmhurst, Lombard, Villa Park, Addison, Bensenville, Oakbrook Terrace and Wood Dale. Vote totals are from DuPage County only. Projected winners have a * next to their name. These results do not list complete statewide vote totals for federal and state races. For updates, visit: www.dupageresults.gov.
UNITED STATES SENATOR
Vote for 1
*Juliana Stratton Democrat, 209,793 votes (63.25%)
Don Tracy Republican, 115,767 (34.90%)
Whitfield Harrington Jr. American Center Party, 6,113 (1.85%)
STATE OF ILLINOIS
Governor and Lt. Governor
Vote for 1
*JB Pritzker (Christian Mitchell) Democrat, 208,257 (62.87%)
Darren Bailey (Aaron B. Del Mar) Republican, 109,582 (33.08%)
Collin Corbett (Carolyn Schofield) Independent, 13,430 (4.05%)
Attorney General
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*Kwame Raoul Democrat, 211,280 (63.75%)
Robert W. Fioretti Republican, 120,162 (36.25%)
Secretary of State
Vote for 1
*Alexi Giannoulias Democrat, 222,979 (67.47%)
Diane M. Harris Republican, 107,507 (32.53%)
Comptroller
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*Margaret Croke Democrat, 204,973 (62.59%)
Bryan Drew Republican, 122,518 (37.41%)
Treasurer
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*Michael W. Frerichs Democrat, 207,324 (63.40%)
Max Solomon Republican, 119,668 (36.60%)
U.S. REPRESENTATIVE
Third Congressional District
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*Delia Ramirez Democrat, 39,201 (61.57%)
Angel Oakley Republican, 24,464 (38.43%)
Fourth Congressional District
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*Patty Garcia Democrat, 7,957 (50.31%)
Lupe Castillo Republican, 5,960 (37.68%)
Ed Hershey Working Class Party, 285 (1.80%)
Chris Getty Independent, 1,614 (10.20%)
Sixth Congressional District
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*Sean Casten Democrat, 80,469 (65.03%)
Niki Conforti Republican, 43,269 (34.97%)
Eighth Congressional District
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*Melissa L. Bean Democrat, 29,669 (59.76%)
Jennifer Davis Republican, (19,976 (40.24%)
STATE SENATOR
21st Legislative District
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*Laura Ellman Democrat, 46,897 (66.60%)
Julie Berkowicz Republican, 23,514 (33.40%)
23rd Legislative District
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*Suzanne "Suzy" Glowiak Hilton Democrat, 45,048 (64.07%)
Linda Z. Polacek Republican, 25,260 (35.93%)
24th Legislative District
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*Benjamin "Ben" McAdams Democrat, 38,856 (54.21%)
Seth Lewis Republican, 32,823 (45.79%)
33rd Legislative District
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*Michele Clark Democrat, 905 (55.28%)
Danielle Penman Republican, 732 (44.72%)
39th Legislative District
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*Don Harmon Democrat, 5,112 (100%)
41st Legislative District
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*John Curran Republican, 37,125 (100%)
42nd Legislative District
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*Jared Ploger Democrat, 9,085 (75.13%)
Edgardo "Eddie" Perez Republican, 3,007 (24.87%)
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
42nd District
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*Margaret A. DeLaRosa Democrat, 28,208 (66.07%)
Stephanie W. Trussell Republican, 14,485 (33.93%)
45th District
Vote for 1
*Martha "Marti" Deuter Democrat, 24,748 (61.96%)
Gina Parrilli Republican, 15,193 (38.04%)
46th District
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*Diane Blair-Sherlock Democrat, 20,790 (68.38%)
Pedro Jovany Mendoza Republican, 9,615 (31.62%)
47th District
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*Erica Bray-Parker Democrat, 26,425 (59.14%)
Robert A. Vrankovich Republican, 18,258 (40.86%)
48th District
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*Amanda Zahorak Democrat, 14,355 (53.65%)
Jennifer Sanalitro Republican, 12,402 (46,35%)
COUNTY OFFICES
County Board Chairperson
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*Deb Conroy Democrat, 205,736 (62.73%)
Gary Grasso Republican, 122,235 (37.27%)
Sheriff
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*Peter Joseph Coolidge Democrat, 195,657 (59.84%)
Sean T. Noonan Republican, 131,289 (40.16%)
County Clerk
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*Paula Deacon Garcia Democrat, 203,376 (62.42%)
Patricia Kladis-Schiappa Republican, 122,454 (37.58%)
County Treasurer
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*Yeena Yoo Democrat, 192,712 (58.89%)
Gwen Henry Republican, 134,523 (41.11%)
COUNTY BOARD
District 1, 4-year term
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*Michael L. Childress Democrat, 27,470 (58.50%)
Eric Poplonski Republican, 19,491 (41.50%)
District 1, 2-year term
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*Melissa Villanueva Democrat, 27,706 (58.85%)
Paula Pezza Republican, 19,374 (41.15%)
District 2, 4-year term
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*Christopher Espinoza Democrat, 38,452 (62.45%)
Robert "Rusty" Stevens Republican, 23,123 (37.55%)
District 2, 2-year term
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*Mary Rada Walters Democrat, 38,259 (62.28%)
Theresa McClear Republican, 23,169 (37.72%)
FOREST PRESERVE
President
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*Daniel Hebreard Democrat, 203,789 (62.45%)
Carl Schultz Republican, 122,456 (37.53%)
District 1 Commissioner
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*Susan M. Smentek Democrat, 27,549 (58.49%)
Carolyn Ubriaco Republican, 19,548 (41.51%)
District 2 Commissioner
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*Tina Tyson-Dunne Democrat, 38,259 (62,93%)
William "Bill" Wehrle Republican (22,537 (37.07%)
District 5 Commissioner
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*Barbara A. O'Meara Democrat, 36,509 (68.64%)
Michael Farmer Republican, 16,680 (31.36%)
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
DuPage County Regional Superintendent of Schools
Vote for 1
*Rebecca Gamboa Democrat, 191,179 (61.16%)
Amber M. Quirk Republican, 121,427 (38.84%)
DUPAGE COUNTY COURTS
Third Appellate
Judge of the Appellate Court
3rd Judicial District (McDade)
Vote for 1
*Margaret "Peggy" O'Connell Democrat, 207,843 (63.66%)
Jason A. Helland Republican, 118,624 (36.34%)
18th Judicial Circuit
Judge of the Circuit Court
18th Judicial Circuit 4th Subcircuit
Vote for 1
*Christina Kye Democrat, 29,573 (56.99%)
Michael W. Fleming Republican, 22,315 (43.01%)
Judge of the Circuit Court
18th Judicial Circuit
5th Subcircuit
Vote for 1
*Terra Costa Howard Democrat, 39,311 (100%)
Shall each of the persons listed be retained in office as judge of the Circuit Court, 18th Judicial Circuit?
Ann Celine Walsh
*Yes 216,045 (77.93%)
No 61,191 (22.07%)
Monique O'Toole
*Yes 208,780 (75.76%)
No 66,792 (24.24%)
Richard D. Felice
*Yes 204,797 (74.60%)
No 69,745 (25.40%)
Margaret "Peggy" O'Connell
*Yes 222,466 (78.23%)
No 61,925 (21.77%)
PROPOSITIONS
DuPage County School District 45
Proposition to increase the limiting rate
Shall the limiting rate under the Property Tax Extension Limitation Law for School District Number 45, DuPage County, Illinois, be increased by an additional amount equal to 0.2670% above the limiting rate for levy year 2025 for school purposes, including funding instructional programming, student support and services, operations and maintenance, and safety and security improvements, and be equal to 3.2229% of the equalized assessed value of the taxable property therein for levy year 2026?
(1) The approximate amount of taxes extendable at the most recently extended limiting rate is $45,348,520, and the approximate amount of taxes extendable if the proposition is approved is $49,444,753.
(2) For the 2026 levy year the approximate amount of the additional tax extendable against property containing a single-family residence and having a fair market value at the time of the referendum of $100,000 is estimated to be $89.
(3) If the proposition is approved, the aggregate extension for 2026 will be determined by the limiting rate set forth in the proposition, rather than the otherwise applicable limiting rate calculated under the provisions of the Property Tax Extension Limitation Law (commonly known as the Property Tax Cap Law).
*Yes 7,695 (55.64%)
No 6,134 (44.35%)
DuPage High School District 88
Proposition to issue $118,000,000 school building bonds
Shall the Board of Education of DuPage Community High School District Number 88, DuPage County, Illinois, improve the sites of, and alter, repair, and equip school buildings and facilities, including, but not limited to, installing safety and security improvements; increasing accessibility to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act; updating roofing, mechanical, plumbing, electrical, heating and cooling systems; renovating career and technical education (CTE) spaces; and installing energy-efficiency improvements; and issue bonds of said School District to the amount of $ 118,000,000 for the purpose of paying the costs thereof?
*Yes 18,073 (69.62%)
No 7,887 (30.38%)
