POST-ELECTION REPORT · 2017. 8. 24. · Suburban Cook County and Chicago Combined Summary Report 1-39 • Ballots Cast 1 • Proposed Call for Illinois Constitutional Convention

POST-ELECTION REPORT

Cook County Clerk David Orr

Presidential Election Suburban Cook County

November 4, 2008

Office of Cook County Clerk David Orr 69 W. Washington, Suite 500 Chicago, IL 60602

Dear Friends:

The November 4, 2008 Presidential Election set records in suburban Cook County for registered voters, youth participation and Early Voting turnout. The number of ballots cast fell just shy of the 1992 record.

This post-election report will give you an opportunity to mull over some of the results and give you a snapshot of political trends in today’s Cook County suburbs. For example:

Democratic presidential candidate and Illinois Senator Barack Obama captured the highest number of votes (698,158) ever recorded by a presidential candidate in suburban Cook County.

Obama also won more townships (27) than any Democratic presidential candidate in history and 89 percent of all suburban precincts.

Barrington is the only township to choose both the Republican presidential and U.S. Senate candidates, John McCain and Steve Sauerberg, respectively.

More than 226,000 voters – or 22 percent of all voters – cast ballots early, quadrupling the Early Voting turnout during the February primary.

Final results include 226,084 Early Voting ballots, about 2,000 provisional ballots and 27,000 absentee ballots.

Three townships – Oak Park, New Trier and River Forest – surpassed 80 percent turnout.

Youth involvement surged as 550 college students applied to work as equipment managers and more than 1,700 students from 94 high schools applied to be election judges, both records.

As always, full election results are available on our website, www.voterinfonet.com.

Sincerely,

David Orr

312.603.0900 www.voterinfonet.com

http://www.voterinfonet.com/

POST-ELECTION REPORT Presidential Election

Suburban Cook County November 4, 2008

Table of Contents

Most Registered Voters in Suburban Cook County History i Registration Up in All 30 Townships ii Young People Lead New Registered Voters iii Suburban Voter Turnout by Township iv Federal Results by Township v Votes Cast for President: 1980-2008 vi-vii Obama Wins Highest Number of Votes in Suburban Cook History viii Party Shift in Presidential Choice ix Partisan Percentage of Vote for President: 1980-2008 x-xi MAP: Votes for President by Precinct xii Obama Wins 89% of Suburban Cook Precincts xiii Top and Bottom Precincts by Participation xiv Turnout in 4-Year Election Cycle: 2005-2008 xiv Early Voting Breaks All Records xv MAP: Early Voting Turnout by Site xvi Early Voting Gets Thumbs Up xvii Spotlight: Evanston & the Youth Vote xviii Suburban Cook County and Chicago Combined Summary Report 1-39

• Ballots Cast 1 • Proposed Call for Illinois Constitutional Convention 1 • President and Vice President 1 • U.S. Senator 1 • Rep. in Congress, 1st 1 • Rep. in Congress, 2nd -7th 2 • Rep. in Congress, 8th -10th, 13th 3 • State Senator, 2nd-3rd, 5th 3 • State Senator, 6th-9th, 11th-12th, 14th 4 • State Senator, 15th, 17th-18th, 20th-21st, 26th-27th, 29th 5 • State Senator 30th, 33rd, 39th, 41st 6 • Rep. in Gen. Assembly, 1st-4th 6 • Rep. in Gen. Assembly, 5th-12th 7 • Rep. in Gen. Assembly, 13th-20th 8 • Rep. in Gen. Assembly, 21st-28th 9 • Rep. in Gen. Assembly, 29th-36th 10 • Rep. in Gen. Assembly, 37th-41st, 43rd-44th 11

Table of Contents • Rep. in Gen. Assembly, 51st-57th 12 • Rep. in Gen. Assembly, 58th-59th, 65th-66th, 77th-78th, 80th 13 • Rep. in Gen. Assembly, 81st-82nd 14 • Water Reclamation Commissioner 14 • State’s Attorney 14 • Circuit Clerk 14 • Recorder of Deeds 14 • Board of Review, 2nd - 3rd Districts 15 • Supreme Court Judge, First 15 • Judge of the Appellate Court 15 • Judge of the Circuit Court 15-16 • Judge, Subcircuit 16-19 • Retention Judges 19-29 • La Grange Highlands Sanitary District Trustee 29 • South Lyons Townships Sanitary District Trustee 29 • South Palos Township Sanitary District Trustee 29 • Countywide Referendum 29 • Referenda 29-39

MOST REGISTERED VOTERS IN SUBURBAN COOK COUNTY HISTORY

Highest ballots cast since 1992 Turnout reached 74 percent in suburban Cook County for the Nov. 4, 2008 Presidential Election, matching turnout from the last presidential election in 2004. However, the number of registered voters broke all prior records and the number of ballots cast was the highest since the record was set in 1992.

Presidential Election Turnout: 1980-2008

Year Registered Voters Ballots Cast Turnout 2008 1,436,210 1,056,242 74% 2004 1,378,159 1,024,867 74% 2000 1,315,350 954,769 73% 1996 1,328,808 872,447 66% 1992 1,400,550 1,062,603 76% 1988 1,332,146 981,905 74% 1984 1,284,387 1,014,473 79% 1980 1,203,101 1,014,894 84%

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REGISTRATION UP IN ALL 30 TOWNSHIPS Voter registration has increased in every suburban township since 2004. The overall number of registered voters is up 4 percent over 2004 and up 9 percent over 2000. In the last eight years, Lemont (31%), Rich (23%) and Hanover (22%) townships have experienced the greatest jumps in voter registration and only two townships – Leyden and Stickney – have seen minor declines.

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Barrington 8,523 9,327 10,007 17% 7%Berwyn 24,046 23,804 25,696 7% 8%Bloom 53,275 54,010 56,014 5% 4%Bremen 62,245 64,893 68,307 10% 5%Calumet 10,102 10,378 11,246 11% 8%Cicero 25,687 25,679 26,824 4% 4%Elk Grove 42,702 44,004 45,353 6% 3%Evanston 43,290 47,241 47,062 9% 0%Hanover 34,610 38,069 42,294 22% 11%Lemont 10,021 11,922 13,134 31% 10%Leyden 45,292 43,459 43,974 -3% 1%Lyons 59,048 60,627 62,509 6% 3%Maine 70,411 73,389 75,645 7% 3%New Trier 37,704 38,666 39,490 5% 2%Niles 57,164 60,979 63,411 11% 4%Northfield 51,102 55,498 57,271 12% 3%Norwood Park 14,689 15,143 15,447 5% 2%Oak Park 31,983 34,465 35,549 11% 3%Orland 54,558 61,966 65,884 21% 6%Palatine 55,638 58,791 61,808 11% 5%Palos 31,565 32,319 33,172 5% 3%Proviso 85,868 88,454 90,903 6% 3%Rich 41,705 46,185 51,423 23% 11%River Forest 7,162 7,307 7,592 6% 4%Riverside 10,052 10,243 10,474 4% 2%Schaumburg 62,704 66,501 70,084 12% 5%Stickney 19,529 18,980 19,213 -2% 1%Thornton 98,838 103,845 109,744 11% 6%Wheeling 82,374 85,441 87,454 6% 2%Worth 84,063 86,574 89,226 6% 3%

Suburban Totals 1,315,950 1,378,159 1,436,210 9% 4%

% Increase 2000-2008

% Increase 2004-2008

# of Registered Voters

YOUNG PEOPLE LEAD NEW REGISTERED VOTERS The Clerk’s office received 63,407 new registrations in the last five weeks of the regular registration period – nearly half of which were submitted in the last six days (Oct. 1-7). Young voters ages 18 to 34 represented about 55 percent of those new registrations, or more than all of the new registrations combined for voters older than 35 (45.5%).

New voter registrations by age, township (Sept. 1-Oct. 7)

Township 18-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65+ Total

Barrington 124 48 76 47 37 20 352Berwyn 485 356 285 150 86 60 1,422Bloom 1,082 488 432 355 174 123 2,654Bremen 1,051 589 463 383 191 184 2,861Calumet 346 217 155 163 95 43 1,019Cicero 606 309 203 135 88 51 1,392Elk Grove 575 464 347 263 171 178 1,998Evanston 980 871 446 272 157 117 2,843Hanover 578 523 393 316 186 137 2,133Lemont 187 69 65 59 40 52 472Leyden 608 406 324 262 175 115 1,890Lyons 835 513 472 323 172 142 2,457Maine 772 523 450 412 290 250 2,697New Trier 464 136 279 153 82 59 1,173Niles 752 507 393 352 237 264 2,505Northfield 516 246 291 240 143 174 1,610Norwood Park 180 97 108 74 46 45 550Oak Park 592 634 407 222 133 91 2,079Orland 750 252 193 190 127 92 1,604Palatine 786 616 402 323 179 141 2,447Palos 503 213 140 131 90 89 1,166Proviso 1,711 1,137 814 631 381 259 4,933Rich 925 517 526 413 219 202 2,802River Forest 145 36 39 24 26 15 285Riverside 80 85 54 34 19 27 299Schaumburg 988 795 539 453 273 203 3,251Stickney 297 146 108 99 61 44 755Thornton 2,380 1,382 1,404 1,019 526 382 7,093Wheeling 1,077 691 502 432 264 283 3,249Worth 1,186 763 503 467 282 215 3,416Total 21,561 13,629 10,813 8,397 4,950 4,057 63,407

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SUBURBAN VOTER TURNOUT BY TOWNSHIP At 82.5 percent, Oak Park Township had the highest turnout, repeating its top participation rate from the February primary. New Trier and River Forest were the only other townships to surpass 80 percent turnout. Turnout for the November 2008 election lagged behind November 2004 in 23 townships.

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Cast Turnout 2004 2000 1996 1992 1988Oak Park 35,549 29,337 82.5% 81% 81% 72% 79% 77%New Trier 39,490 32,549 82.4% 84% 85% 78% 82% 83%River Forest 7,592 6,205 81.7% 84% 83% 74% 80% 80%Rich 51,423 40,562 78.9% 77% 75% 68% 78% 80%Northfield 57,271 44,880 78.4% 80% 80% 73% 81% 81%Barrington 10,007 7,798 77.9% 80% 80% 71% 84% 80%Worth 89,226 64,045 77.8% 74% 71% 65% 76% 73%Palatine 61,808 47,663 77.1% 78% 75% 69% 79% 72%Wheeling 87,454 67,429 77.1% 79% 77% 70% 80% 76%Lemont 13,134 10,067 76.7% 78% 75% 69% 79% 78%Riverside 10,474 8,023 76.6% 80% 78% 69% 79% 79%Evanston 47,062 35,841 76.2% 77% 78% 68% 76% 76%Elk Grove 45,353 34,065 75.1% 76% 75% 67% 80% 78%Lyons 62,509 46,549 74.5% 76% 73% 68% 76% 74%Proviso 90,903 66,987 73.7% 72% 69% 61% 72% 69%Orland 65,884 48,483 73.6% 76% 73% 68% 80% 77%Schaumburg 70,084 51,377 73.3% 74% 71% 64% 78% 72%Palos 33,172 24,083 72.6% 75% 73% 66% 77% 75%Maine 75,645 54,217 71.7% 75% 74% 68% 78% 76%Bremen 68,307 48,758 71.4% 71% 68% 60% 72% 70%Niles 63,411 45,243 71.4% 75% 76% 69% 78% 77%Thornton 109,744 78,719 70.7% 71% 68% 59% 71% 68%Hanover 42,294 29,850 70.6% 70% 67% 62% 75% 65%Bloom 56,014 39,470 70.5% 69% 68% 62% 71% 71%Calumet 11,246 7,954 70.2% 70% 64% 55% 67% 62%Norwood Park 15,447 10,600 68.6% 71% 72% 67% 75% 76%Leyden 43,974 29,928 68.1% 69% 66% 63% 74% 72%Berwyn 25,696 17,188 66.9% 69% 68% 62% 71% 70%Stickney 19,213 12,369 64.4% 68% 65% 59% 73% 71%Cicero 26,824 16,003 59.7% 60% 62% 62% 66% 69%Suburban Cook 1,436,210 1,056,242 73.5% 74% 73% 66% 76% 74%

Nov. 4, 2008 Historical Presidential Election Turnout

FEDERAL RESULTS BY TOWNSHIP Barrington is the only township to pick the Republican nominee for president and senator. Two other townships chose Republican presidential candidate John McCain, but crossed party lines to support Democrat Dick Durbin for U.S. Senate. By comparison, five townships split their tickets in 2004.

Democratic and Republican Results for President and U.S. Senate

Township Obama McCain Durbin SauerbergBarrington 3,319 4,368 3,580 3,804 261Berwyn 12,670 4,081 12,982 2,671 312Bloom 30,049 8,772 30,463 6,056 414Bremen 34,451 13,467 36,568 8,644 2,117Calumet 7,215 627 7,040 377 -175Cicero 12,385 3,116 12,275 1,884 -110Elk Grove 19,727 13,666 21,549 10,039 1,822Evanston 31,046 4,158 29,651 3,884 -1,395Hanover 18,627 10,698 19,395 8,114 768Lemont 4,313 5,569 5,270 4,097 957Leyden 17,911 11,192 19,563 7,665 1,652Lyons 26,906 18,685 28,309 15,117 1,403Maine 31,638 21,338 34,554 15,244 2,916New Trier 20,469 11,594 20,764 10,123 295Niles 30,150 14,169 32,095 9,426 1,945Northfield 26,578 17,602 28,707 13,429 2,129Norwood Park 5,827 4,467 6,941 2,676 1,114Oak Park 24,580 4,271 24,086 3,628 -494Orland 23,445 24,242 28,407 16,616 4,962Palatine 25,868 20,887 27,467 17,040 1,599Palos 12,004 11,560 14,098 8,146 2,094Proviso 52,327 13,493 52,610 9,612 283Rich 34,599 5,554 34,524 3,947 -75River Forest 4,005 2,105 4,116 1,755 111Riverside 4,686 3,155 5,050 2,345 364Schaumburg 32,006 18,405 33,658 13,820 1,652Stickney 7,529 4,490 8,962 2,448 1,433Thornton 67,990 9,765 66,518 6,771 -1,472Wheeling 39,012 27,227 42,060 21,008 3,048Worth 36,826 25,758 43,200 16,015 6,374Suburban Cook 698,158 338,481 734,462 246,401 36,304

Split ticket GOP candidate picked

President U.S. Senate More votes for Durbin than Obama

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VOTES CAST FOR PRESIDENT SUBURBAN COOK COUNTY 1980-2008

Township Carter Reagan Mondale Reagan Dukakis Bush Clinton BushBarrington 778 3,453 907 4,178 1,204 4,513 1,501 3,989 Berwyn 8,650 13,023 7,228 14,733 8,547 11,646 8,628 7,531 Bloom 14,057 20,048 15,899 22,413 15,789 19,015 19,562 13,185 Bremen 15,809 20,861 16,453 24,419 17,941 20,778 22,390 14,339 Calumet 3,636 3,260 4,035 3,368 3,850 2,188 5,039 1,305 Cicero 8,589 16,256 6,921 17,132 7,147 12,705 7,562 7,696 Elk Grove 9,024 22,663 8,303 26,550 10,578 22,783 12,379 16,894 Evanston 17,149 12,768 21,794 14,051 22,629 10,913 25,731 8,088 Hanover 4,640 9,087 4,310 11,363 5,684 10,863 7,772 9,041 Lemont 1,365 1,991 1,290 2,513 1,527 2,580 1,769 2,308 Leyden 15,329 22,191 12,366 27,007 13,923 22,368 14,868 15,181 Lyons 15,091 27,419 14,880 31,589 17,318 27,564 18,328 19,682 Maine 18,740 37,049 17,753 43,470 21,576 36,733 23,397 25,960 New Trier 9,144 20,659 12,066 21,812 13,521 19,115 15,200 14,567 Niles 23,795 24,745 24,503 28,230 26,419 22,186 27,755 14,964 Northfield 9,598 24,925 11,205 28,514 14,470 25,835 17,004 19,508 Norwood Park 5,405 7,496 4,297 9,677 4,727 7,630 4,834 5,117 Oak Park 10,957 11,715 13,749 13,584 15,279 10,489 17,472 7,157 Orland 4,402 10,200 4,500 13,765 7,097 17,472 10,399 15,931 Palatine 8,054 23,057 7,647 29,638 10,899 28,849 13,432 22,573 Palos 5,868 12,419 5,301 15,179 7,189 15,266 8,083 11,448 Proviso 28,610 33,194 28,723 37,374 30,925 29,302 35,932 20,678 Rich 8,410 14,803 9,764 16,599 11,675 13,258 15,650 9,389 River Forest 1,587 4,361 1,722 4,912 2,059 4,084 2,246 3,060 Riverside 2,584 5,826 2,421 6,428 2,995 5,491 3,002 3,945 Schaumburg 10,240 22,867 9,578 29,909 13,915 29,945 17,897 22,681 Stickney 7,153 8,504 5,965 10,832 6,725 8,651 7,023 5,344 Thornton 31,651 40,767 32,995 43,765 32,785 34,029 41,103 21,745 Wheeling 14,773 36,574 14,838 44,131 20,728 42,325 24,834 32,099 Worth 24,234 41,352 20,616 49,309 23,069 42,504 25,239 29,752 % of Suburban Vote 34% 55% 34% 65% 41% 58% 44% 39%

Suburban Totals* 339,322 553,533 342,029 646,444 392,190 561,080 456,261 405,328

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Clinton Dole Gore Bush Kerry Bush Obama McCain Township1,719 3,691 1,945 4,529 2,480 4,886 3,319 4,368 Barrington8,122 5,318 8,540 5,552 10,062 5,559 12,670 4,081 Berwyn

20,687 10,956 21,369 11,484 24,642 11,978 30,049 8,772 Bloom22,745 11,386 25,521 13,576 28,557 16,358 34,451 13,467 Bremen4,651 830 5,048 838 6,060 957 7,215 627 Calumet8,074 5,408 8,928 5,341 9,772 5,119 12,385 3,116 Cicero

12,518 13,531 14,357 15,407 16,593 16,227 19,727 13,666 Elk Grove21,963 6,729 24,444 6,611 29,142 6,245 31,046 4,158 Evanston8,564 7,871 10,395 10,695 13,219 12,910 18,627 10,698 Hanover2,330 2,701 2,812 4,213 3,541 5,523 4,313 5,569 Lemont

15,244 10,920 14,818 12,217 15,894 13,505 17,911 11,192 Leyden18,755 17,379 19,444 19,545 23,480 21,621 26,906 18,685 Lyons23,623 21,150 24,729 23,196 28,746 24,926 31,638 21,338 Maine14,537 13,845 16,143 14,207 18,120 13,877 20,469 11,594 New Trier25,962 11,746 27,591 12,784 28,826 16,080 30,150 14,169 Niles17,321 16,632 20,562 17,914 22,826 20,546 26,578 17,602 Northfield5,331 3,955 5,204 4,486 5,574 4,807 5,827 4,467 Norwood Park

15,869 5,701 18,009 5,783 21,751 5,782 24,580 4,271 Oak Park13,287 15,225 16,725 20,616 19,956 26,189 23,445 24,242 Orland14,167 18,711 16,397 22,826 20,135 24,787 25,868 20,887 Palatine8,862 10,187 9,701 11,543 11,251 12,500 12,004 11,560 Palos

33,669 15,083 38,817 16,080 44,374 17,404 52,327 13,493 Proviso17,665 7,441 21,657 7,463 27,022 8,040 34,599 5,554 Rich2,347 2,718 2,690 3,010 3,329 2,663 4,005 2,105 River Forest3,033 3,385 3,513 3,747 4,250 3,736 4,686 3,155 Riverside

18,152 17,008 20,453 21,014 25,259 23,339 32,006 18,405 Schaumburg6,992 3,747 6,801 4,729 7,204 5,316 7,529 4,490 Stickney

41,108 15,456 47,136 14,772 56,831 15,114 67,990 9,765 Thornton26,130 26,120 28,172 29,549 33,085 32,625 39,012 27,227 Wheeling27,108 23,425 28,761 25,881 32,947 29,248 36,826 25,758 Worth54% 38% 56% 41% 59% 40% 67% 32% % of Suburban Vote

460,535 328,255 510,688 369,612 594,928 407,867 698,158 338,481 Suburban Totals*

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OBAMA WINS HIGHEST NUMBER OF VOTES IN SUBURBAN COOK HISTORY

Barack Obama won the highest number of votes– 698,158–ever recorded by a presidential candidate in suburban Cook County. The previous record was held by Ronald Reagan, who won 646,444 votes in 1984. Obama also won more townships (27) than any Democratic presidential candidate in history.

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PARTY SHIFT IN PRESIDENTIAL CHOICE Barack Obama won on Nov. 4 by the largest margin for a Democratic presidential candidate in suburban Cook County history. Below are charts reflecting the continued shift toward Democratic candidates as illustrated by Barrington Township – which had the highest Republican percentage of votes for president – and Calumet Township – which had the highest Democratic percentage of votes for president.

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PARTISAN PERCENTAGE OF VOTE FOR PRESIDENT SUBURBAN COOK COUNTY 1980-2008

Township DEM REP DEM REP DEM REP DEM REPBarrington 16% 73% 18% 82% 21% 79% 26% 59%Berwyn 37% 55% 33% 67% 42% 57% 46% 37%Bloom 38% 54% 41% 58% 45% 54% 54% 33%Bremen 40% 53% 40% 60% 46% 53% 53% 32%Calumet 49% 44% 54% 45% 63% 36% 74% 18%Cicero 32% 61% 29% 71% 36% 63% 49% 42%Elk Grove 25% 63% 24% 76% 32% 68% 37% 46%Evanston 47% 35% 60% 39% 67% 32% 68% 22%Hanover 30% 59% 27% 72% 34% 65% 40% 41%Lemont 37% 54% 34% 66% 37% 63% 36% 42%Leyden 37% 54% 31% 68% 38% 61% 45% 40%Lyons 32% 58% 32% 68% 38% 61% 41% 41%Maine 30% 59% 29% 71% 37% 63% 42% 43%New Trier 26% 58% 35% 64% 41% 58% 45% 43%Niles 43% 44% 46% 53% 54% 45% 60% 31%Northfield 24% 63% 28% 72% 36% 64% 43% 46%Norwood Park 38% 53% 31% 69% 38% 61% 46% 42%Oak Park 40% 43% 50% 49% 59% 40% 63% 25%Orland 28% 64% 25% 75% 29% 71% 37% 48%Palatine 23% 65% 20% 79% 27% 72% 33% 49%Palos 30% 63% 26% 74% 32% 68% 36% 46%Proviso 43% 49% 43% 56% 51% 48% 58% 31%Rich 32% 56% 37% 63% 47% 53% 60% 32%River Forest 24% 65% 26% 74% 33% 66% 39% 49%Riverside 28% 62% 27% 72% 35% 64% 37% 46%Schaumburg 27% 61% 24% 75% 32% 68% 39% 44%Stickney 42% 50% 35% 64% 43% 56% 49% 33%Thornton 41% 52% 43% 57% 49% 51% 62% 30%Wheling 25% 63% 25% 75% 33% 67% 40% 46%Worth 34% 58% 29% 70% 35% 64% 42% 43%Suburban Totals 339,322 553,533 342,029 646,444 392,190 561,080 456,337 405,328 % of Suburban Vote 34% 55% 34% 65% 41% 58% 44% 39%

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DEM REP DEM REP DEM REP DEM REP Township29% 63% 29% 68% 33% 66% 43% 57% Barrington54% 35% 58% 38% 64% 35% 76% 24% Berwyn60% 32% 64% 34% 67% 32% 77% 23% Bloom60% 30% 64% 34% 63% 36% 72% 28% Bremen80% 14% 84% 14% 86% 14% 92% 8% Calumet55% 37% 61% 37% 65% 34% 80% 20% Cicero44% 47% 47% 50% 50% 49% 59% 41% Elk Grove73% 22% 75% 20% 82% 18% 88% 12% Evanston47% 43% 48% 49% 50% 49% 64% 36% Hanover41% 48% 39% 59% 39% 61% 44% 56% Lemont52% 37% 53% 44% 54% 46% 62% 38% Leyden47% 44% 48% 48% 52% 48% 59% 41% Lyons48% 43% 50% 47% 53% 46% 60% 40% Maine49% 47% 52% 46% 56% 43% 64% 36% New Trier65% 29% 67% 31% 64% 36% 68% 32% Niles48% 46% 52% 46% 52% 47% 60% 40% Northfield53% 39% 52% 45% 53% 46% 57% 43% Norwood Park70% 25% 72% 23% 78% 21% 85% 15% Oak Park42% 49% 44% 54% 43% 56% 49% 51% Orland39% 52% 41% 57% 45% 55% 55% 45% Palatine42% 48% 44% 53% 47% 52% 51% 49% Palos64% 29% 69% 29% 71% 28% 80% 20% Proviso66% 28% 73% 25% 77% 23% 86% 14% Rich44% 50% 47% 49% 55% 44% 66% 34% River Forest43% 48% 46% 49% 53% 46% 60% 40% Riverside47% 44% 48% 49% 52% 48% 63% 37% Schaumburg57% 30% 57% 40% 57% 42% 63% 37% Stickney68% 26% 75% 24% 79% 21% 87% 13% Thornton46% 46% 48% 50% 50% 49% 59% 41% Wheling48% 42% 51% 46% 53% 47% 59% 41% Worth460,535 328,255 510,688 369,612 594,928 407,865 698,158 338,481 Suburban Totals54% 38% 56% 41% 59% 40% 67% 32% % of Suburban Vote

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*McCain carried more than 70 percent of the vote in 2 precincts: Lyons 27, Katherine Legge Memorial Park, Hinsdale; and Palatine 83, Inverness Park District **Of these precincts, Obama won 19, McCain won 208 and they tied in 4.

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OBAMA WINS 89% OF SUBURBAN COOK PRECINCTS

Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama won 2,033 of suburban Cook County’s 2,290 precincts, with none casting less than 26 percent for Obama. In 823 precincts in suburban Cook County, 70 percent or more of voters supported Obama. Obama won 100 percent of the vote in 7 suburban Cook precincts:

Bloom 73 – Phillips School, Ford Heights Bloom 87 – Ford Heights Community Center Bremen 19 – South Side Recreation and Educational Center, Robbins Bremen 84 – Kellar Middle School, Robbins Thornton 95 – Bunche School, Markham Thornton 131 – Markham Fire Station, Dist. 3

Republican presidential candidate John McCain won 253* suburban Cook precincts. McCain and Obama tied in four precincts:

Hanover 31 – Bartlett Volunteer Fire Station

3 with 26-29%7 with 100%42 with 30-39%

231 with 40-49%**

283 with 90-99%

233 with 80-89%

300 with 70-79%649 with 50-59%

542 with 60-69%

7 with 100%283 with 90-99%233 with 80-89%300 with 70-79%542 with 60-69%649 with 50-59%231 with 40-49%**42 with 30-39%3 with 26-29%

Elk Grove 12 – Elk Grove Public Library Elk Grove 73 – Clearbrook, Arlington Heights Thornton 126 – Municipal Building 2, Thornton

Number of precincts by percentage of votes cast for Obama

Total precincts = 2,290

TOP AND BOTTOM PRECINCTS BY PARTICIPATION Rich Township Precinct 57 at Marya Yates School in Matteson – the precinct with the most registered voters in suburban Cook – had the greatest number of voters participate in Early Voting and the highest overall ballots cast for any precinct. Eight precincts had more than 1,000 voters cast a ballot in the Presidential Election.

Precincts by # of all ballots cast (Election Day, Early Voting, absentee, grace period)

Top 10 Rich 57 1,860 Hanover 56 1,653 Northfield 86 1,273 Rich 36 1,260 Rich 69 1,098 Evanston W4,P7 1,017 Northfield 7 1,017 Evanston W2, P1 1,012 Rich 58 957 Lemont 15 956

Bottom 10 Northfield 33 159 Worth 158 152 Lyons 30 132 Proviso 7 131 Thornton 121 131 Bremen 30 120 Palos 52 112 Riverside 2 102 Lyons 1 70 Evanston W7, P8 59

Precincts by # of ballots cast during Early Voting

Top 10 Rich 57 1,152 Rich 36 756 Hanover 56 467 Rich 58 447 Northfield 86 424 Evanston W2, P1 406 Rich 48 383 Rich 39 362 Rich 55 330 Rich 71 327

Bottom 10 Stickney 24 10 Proviso 111 10 Leyden 42 10 Palos 52 9 Lyons 33 9 Wheeling 127 8 Leyden 27 6 Thornton 121 5 Evanston W7, P8 3 Proviso 7 2

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TURNOUT IN 4-YEAR ELECTION CYCLE: 2005-2008

Election Date Election Type Registered Voters Ballots Cast Percent VotingFebruary 22, 2005 Consolidated Primary 284,952 49,136 17.24%April 5, 2005 Consolidated 1,418,280 382,587 26.98%March 21, 2006 Gubernatorial Primary 1,383,846 345,970 25%November 7, 2006 Gubernatorial 1,349,371 680,693 50.45%February 27, 2007 Consolidated Primary 97,022 14,716 15.17%April 17, 2007 Consolidated 1,371,803 236,050 17.21%February 5, 2008 Presidential Primary 1,350,580 585,449 43.35%November 4, 2008 Presidential 1,436,210 1,056,242 73.54%

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EARLY VOTING TURNOUT BREAKS ALL RECORDS The popularity of Early Voting grew exponentially the first time it was offered for a Presidential Election. Nearly 22 percent of all suburban Cook County ballots were cast before Election Day. The number of early voters more than quadrupled since from February primary, from 50,655 to 226,084 voters. An additional 4,129 grace period ballots and 875 in-person absentee ballots were cast before Election Day. Three of the 44 Early Voting sites – Orland Park, Wheeling and Matteson – served more than 10,000 voters each from Oct. 13-30. And in a dozen precincts, more than 40 percent of all voters cast ballots early.

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*NOTE: Early Voting statistics denote ballots cast at Early Voting locations in suburban Cook County as well as ballots cast in-person absentee and during grace period registration.

March 2006

November 2006

February 2006

April 2007

February 2008

November 2008

Election Day 94.9% 93.5% 95.6% 95.3% 89.7% 75.5%Early Voting* 4.5% 4.9% 2.3% 3.5% 8.8% 21.9%Mail-in absentee 0.6% 1.6% 2.0% 1.2% 1.5% 2.6%Total 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100%

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EARLY VOTING TURNOUT BY SITE Of the 44 Early Voting locations in suburban Cook County, Orland Park Village Hall had the greatest turnout with 13,737 voters participating. Wheeling Township Hall and Matteson Village Hall were the second and third busiest, respectively, each serving more than 10,000 voters between Oct.13-30.

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EARLY VOTING GETS THUMBS UP All Early Voting took place on touch screen voting equipment from Oct. 13-30. On randomly chosen days, 700 voters from eight of the 44 suburban Cook County Early Voting locations filled out surveys about their voting experience. Despite lines in many locations where turnout was heaviest, voters overwhelmingly rated their experience as positive.

Early Voting Survey Results Description of voting experience

Surveys returned

% of surveys

Excellent 477 64%

Very Good 205 27%

Fair 46 6%

Poor 15 2%

No Answer 3 0%

Total 746 100%

Early Voting Experience

Excellent

Very good

Fair

Poor

No response

91 percent of the early voters surveyed rated Early Voting as positive.

At two survey sites where most voters were new to Early Voting – 89 and 95 percent were first-time voters at Orland Park and downtown Chicago, 69 W. Washington, respectively – 98 percent categorized their experiences as “excellent” or “very good.”

Voters gave a wide array of reasons for voting early, but most commonly cited convenience (40 percent), avoiding crowds (23 percent) and traveling (11 percent). More than 12 percent voted early for multiple reasons.

Voters were most likely to hear about Early Voting from the media (38 percent). A substantial percentage heard about it through a mailing (17 percent), or by word of mouth (11 percent). Multiple reasons were cited by 17 percent of respondents.

Early voters cited proximity to home as the most likely reason to choose an Early Voting site.

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SPOTLIGHT: EVANSTON & THE YOUTH VOTE Evanston Township, home to nationally known Northwestern University, is a provocative study in youth voting trends during the 2008 Presidential Election. Despite record-setting youth voter registration in suburban Cook County and anecdotal evidence of youth interest in the presidential campaign, student voting nosedived on the college campus—which is located on the east side of Evanston, along Lake Michigan. However, a closer look at the numbers suggests this could be evidence of increased, rather than diminished student interest in the election. Members of the Northwestern student body come from across the country: 75 percent of the 7,976 undergraduates are from outside Illinois (there are also more than 7,000 graduate students). Thus, out-of-state students may have actively chosen to vote absentee in their home ‘swing’ states if they knew Illinois was not in play during the presidential race due to campaigns such as “votebackhome.com.”

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Jane R. Perlman 1-2 644 488 75.78% 1,052 760 72.24% 272Faith Temple Church 5-6 650 416 64.00% 656 468 71.34% 52Faith Temple Church 5-3 404 290 71.78% 438 312 71.23% 22Springfield Bapt Church 5-7 405 291 71.85% 426 302 70.89% 11Primm Towers 5-2 902 705 78.16% 830 574 69.16% -131Lake Street Church 4-3 891 617 69.25% 668 439 65.72% -178Washington School 4-5 738 474 64.23% 680 443 65.15% -31Parkes Hall 1-6 1,616 783 48.45% 1,342 310 23.10% -473Patten Gym 7-9 1,115 444 39.82% 1,029 194 18.85% -250Parkes Hall 7-8 339 269 79.35% 315 59 18.73% -210

2004 vs 2008

Registered VotersPrecinct

2004 2008# of

Voters TurnoutRegistered

Voters

# of Voters Turnout

Yellow = Northwestern University The lowest turnout for Evanston was concentrated in the three precincts that are on the Northwestern University campus. They had from 19 to 23 percent turnout. The next lowest turnout jumped to over 65 percent, meaning other low-turnout precincts had over three times the turnout rates as the college precincts. Four of the ‘low’ turnout precincts in Evanston actually had more voters in 2008 than in 2004.

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General Election

November 4, 2008

Cook County & The City of Chicago

Combined Summary

1,056,242 1,105,998 2,162,240

John Joseph Polachek & No Candidate - NEW 237 230 467 0.02%

Charles O. Baldwin & Darrell L. Castle - COI 978 744 1,722 0.08%

Ralph Nader & Matt Gonzalez - IND 4,978 3,925 8,903 0.42%

Cynthia McKinney & Rosa Clemente - GRN 1,662 2,344 4,006 0.19%

Barack Obama & Joe Biden - DEM 698,158 930,866 1,629,024 76.21%

Bob Barr & Wayne A. Root - LIB 3,087 2,515 5,602 0.26%

John McCain & Sarah Palin - REP 338,481 149,255 487,736 22.82%

1,047,581 1,089,879 2,137,460

Pres and Vice Pres Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

YES 284,912 318,139 603,051 39.14%

NO 519,610 418,202 937,812 60.86%

804,522 736,341 1,540,863

Proposed Call Convention Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Larry A. Stafford - LIB 7,709 7,422 15,131 0.74%

Chad N. Koppie - COI 3,775 2,408 6,183 0.30%

Steve Sauerberg - REP 246,401 101,033 347,434 17.04%

Kathy Cummings - GRN 19,819 20,483 40,302 1.98%

Richard J. Durbin - DEM 734,462 894,885 1,629,347 79.93%

1,012,166 1,026,231 2,038,397

U.S. Senator Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Bobby L. Rush - DEM 48,054 184,982 233,036 85.87%

Antoine Members - REP 33,079 5,282 38,361 14.13%

81,133 190,264 271,397

Rep. In Congress, 1st Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Ballots Cast Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total

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Danny K. Davis - DEM 59,128 176,215 235,343 85.02%

Steve Miller - REP 12,563 28,911 41,474 14.98%

71,691 205,126 276,817

Rep. In Congress, 7th Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Jill Morgenthaler - DEM 25,373 25,373 47.80%

Peter J. Roskam - REP 27,709 27,709 52.20%

53,082 53,082


Jerome Pohlen - GRN 8,530 4,077 12,607 5.35%

Daniel William Lipinski - DEM 100,490 72,091 172,581 73.28%

Michael Hawkins - REP 37,600 12,736 50,336 21.37%

146,620 88,904 235,524

Rep. In Congress, 3rd Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Jesse L. Jackson, Jr. - DEM 143,120 103,723 246,843 89.42%

Anthony W. Williams - REP 24,272 4,928 29,200 10.58%

167,392 108,651 276,043

Rep. In Congress, 2nd Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Alan Augustson - GRN 901 8,382 9,283 4.02%

Rahm Emanuel - DEM 18,937 151,791 170,728 73.94%

Tom Hanson - REP 8,784 42,097 50,881 22.04%

28,622 202,270 230,892


Omar N. López - GRN 731 10,322 11,053 7.92%

Luis V. Gutierrez - DEM 12,527 100,002 112,529 80.60%

Daniel Cunningham - REP 2,541 13,483 16,024 11.48%

15,799 123,807 139,606


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Rickey R. Hendon - DEM 69,229 69,229 85.97%

Jason Allen Braswell - REP 11,297 11,297 14.03%

80,526 80,526

State Senator, 5th Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Mattie Hunter - DEM 53,889 53,889 100.00%

53,889 53,889

State Senator, 3rd Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Morris Shanfield - GRN 3,990 4,150 8,140 3.34%

Janice D. Schakowsky - DEM 102,430 79,518 181,948 74.67%

Michael Benjamin Younan - REP 37,535 16,058 53,593 21.99%

143,955 99,726 243,681


Melissa Bean - DEM 53,909 53,909 65.49%

Steve Greenberg - REP 28,405 28,405 34.51%

82,314 82,314


Daniel J. Seals - DEM 72,358 72,358 44.88%

Mark Steven Kirk - REP 88,856 88,856 55.12%

161,214 161,214


William ''Willie'' Delgado - DEM 42,002 42,002 100.00%

42,002 42,002

State Senator, 2nd Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Steve Alesch - GRN 1,165 1,165 2.56%

Scott Harper - DEM 17,157 17,157 37.76%

Judy Biggert - REP 27,116 27,116 59.68%

45,438 45,438


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Emil Jones, III - DEM 18,429 57,661 76,090 80.08%

Ray Wardingley - REP 16,097 2,832 18,929 19.92%

34,526 60,493 95,019


Martin A. Sandoval - DEM 18,852 14,955 33,807 100.00%

18,852 14,955 33,807


Heather Steans - DEM 55,457 55,457 80.79%

Tom Durkin - GRN 13,190 13,190 19.21%

68,647 68,647

State Senator, 7th Unexpired 2-Year Term Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

John J. Cullerton - DEM 73,323 73,323 77.47%

Jay Valko - REP 21,320 21,320 22.53%

94,643 94,643


Ira I. Silverstein - DEM 21,987 33,704 55,691 100.00%

21,987 33,704 55,691


Louis S. ''Lou'' Viverito - DEM 28,989 22,364 51,353 70.77%

Jeffrey Malinowski - REP 14,000 7,213 21,213 29.23%

42,989 29,577 72,566


Jeffrey M. Schoenberg - DEM 67,243 3,503 70,746 70.90%

Brendan Appel - REP 28,599 437 29,036 29.10%

95,842 3,940 99,782


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Peter Gutzmer - DEM 34,715 34,715 40.82%

Matt Murphy - REP 50,323 50,323 59.18%

85,038 85,038


Bill Gentes - DEM 1,537 1,537 33.23%

Dan Duffy - REP 3,089 3,089 66.77%

4,626 4,626


Susan Garrett - DEM 36,236 36,236 100.00%

36,236 36,236


Donne E. Trotter - DEM 9,813 69,257 79,070 100.00%

9,813 69,257 79,070


James T. Meeks - DEM 65,075 7,875 72,950 100.00%

65,075 7,875 72,950


Edward D. Maloney - DEM 48,752 26,477 75,229 100.00%

48,752 26,477 75,229


John Basco - GRN 1,482 1,482 7.79%

A. Ghani - DEM 7,356 7,356 38.67%

Dan Cronin - REP 10,185 10,185 53.54%

19,023 19,023

State Senator, 21st Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Iris Y. Martinez - DEM 42,310 42,310 100.00%

42,310 42,310


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Luis Arroyo - DEM 16,881 16,881 100.00%

16,881 16,881

Rep. In Gen. Assembly, 3rd Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Edward J. Acevedo - DEM 16,327 16,327 82.88%

Ante ''Tony'' Marijan - GRN 3,372 3,372 17.12%

19,699 19,699

Rep. In Gen. Assembly, 2nd Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Cynthia Soto - DEM 25,053 25,053 100.00%

25,053 25,053

Rep. In Gen. Assembly, 4th Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Daniel W. Kotowski - DEM 46,738 1,606 48,344 59.95%

Michael H. Sweeney - REP 31,591 702 32,293 40.05%

78,329 2,308 80,637

State Senator, 33rd Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Terry Link - DEM 3,649 3,649 67.76%

Keith Gray - REP 1,736 1,736 32.24%

5,385 5,385


Don Harmon - DEM 40,091 15,322 55,413 100.00%

40,091 15,322 55,413


Susana Mendoza - DEM 12,132 12,132 100.00%

12,132 12,132

Rep. In Gen. Assembly, 1st Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Audrey Manley - DEM 12,297 12,297 31.38%

Christine Radogno - REP 26,894 26,894 68.62%

39,191 39,191

State Senator, 41st Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

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John A. Fritchey - DEM 38,824 38,824 100.00%

38,824 38,824


Annazette R. Collins - DEM 33,577 33,577 100.00%

33,577 33,577


Sara Feigenholtz - DEM 38,502 38,502 84.43%

Tim Quirk - GRN 7,100 7,100 15.57%

45,602 45,602


Esther Golar - DEM 22,395 22,395 100.00%

22,395 22,395


Kenneth ''Ken'' Dunkin - DEM 30,964 30,964 100.00%

30,964 30,964


Karen A. Yarbrough - DEM 37,365 2,689 40,054 100.00%

37,365 2,689 40,054


Arthur L. Turner - DEM 36,203 36,203 100.00%

36,203 36,203


La Shawn K. Ford - DEM 12,233 22,433 34,666 100.00%

12,233 22,433 34,666


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Joseph M. Lyons - DEM 272 26,872 27,144 100.00%

272 26,872 27,144


Julie Hamos - DEM 36,294 3,433 39,727 100.00%

36,294 3,433 39,727


Michael C. Marzullo - DEM 3,602 12,772 16,374 40.59%

Michael P. McAuliffe - REP 4,890 19,076 23,966 59.41%

8,492 31,848 40,340


Harry Osterman - DEM 27,971 27,971 85.50%

John Beacham - GRN 4,745 4,745 14.50%

32,716 32,716


Gregory Harris - DEM 31,013 31,013 100.00%

31,013 31,013


John C. D'Amico - DEM 9,874 19,148 29,022 100.00%

9,874 19,148 29,022


Daniel Biss - DEM 25,959 25,959 48.52%

Elizabeth Coulson - REP 27,540 27,540 51.48%

53,499 53,499


Lou Lang - DEM 11,971 13,345 25,316 100.00%

11,971 13,345 25,316


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Monique D. Davis - DEM 10,863 34,022 44,885 100.00%

10,863 34,022 44,885


William D. ''Will'' Burns - DEM 41,807 41,807 86.06%

Sylvester ''Junebug'' Hendricks - REP 6,770 6,770 13.94%

48,577 48,577


Robert ''Bob'' Rita - DEM 16,303 21,751 38,054 100.00%

16,303 21,751 38,054


Michael J. Madigan - DEM 14,051 13,182 27,233 79.82%

Robert P. Famiglietti - REP 5,140 1,747 6,887 20.18%

19,191 14,929 34,120


Rita Maniotis - GRN 2,602 862 3,464 8.73%

Michael J. Zalewski - DEM 15,012 12,317 27,329 68.90%

Charles ''Charlie'' Johnson - REP 6,336 2,536 8,872 22.37%

23,950 15,715 39,665


Daniel J. Burke - DEM 1,756 14,099 15,855 100.00%

1,756 14,099 15,855


Barbara Flynn Currie - DEM 34,299 34,299 100.00%

34,299 34,299


Elizabeth ''Lisa'' Hernandez - DEM 17,165 17,165 100.00%

17,165 17,165


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Kevin Carey Joyce - DEM 20,127 18,626 38,753 100.00%

20,127 18,626 38,753


Constance A. ''Connie'' Howard - DEM 9,306 28,147 37,453 100.00%

9,306 28,147 37,453


James D. Brosnahan - DEM 27,866 7,446 35,312 100.00%

27,866 7,446 35,312


William ''Will'' Davis - DEM 28,474 3,337 31,811 100.00%

28,474 3,337 31,811


David E. Miller - DEM 33,946 4,085 38,031 87.10%

James Buiter - REP 5,528 103 5,631 12.90%

39,474 4,188 43,662


Mary E. Flowers - DEM 7,157 28,930 36,087 100.00%

7,157 28,930 36,087


Marlow H. Colvin - DEM 35,610 35,610 100.00%

35,610 35,610


Andre Thapedi - DEM 28,779 28,779 100.00%

28,779 28,779


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Fred Crespo - DEM 22,323 22,323 68.34%

Margaret M. ''Peggy'' Brothman - REP 10,344 10,344 31.66%

32,667 32,667


Dane Willman - GRN 153 153 2.51%

Keith Farnham - DEM 2,926 2,926 47.92%

Ruth Munson - REP 3,027 3,027 49.57%

6,106 6,106


Al Riley - DEM 48,782 48,782 100.00%

48,782 48,782


Kevin A. McCarthy - DEM 32,485 32,485 100.00%

32,485 32,485


Maria Antonia ''Toni'' Berrios - DEM 19,859 19,859 79.32%

Jeremy Karpen - GRN 5,176 5,176 20.68%

25,035 25,035


Robert A. ''Bob'' Biggins - REP 9,762 9,762 56.93%

Kevin M. O'Connor - GRN 7,385 7,385 43.07%

17,147 17,147


Heather Benno - GRN 2,276 2,276 10.07%

Deborah L. Mell - DEM 16,932 16,932 74.90%

Christine M. Nere-Foss - REP 3,399 3,399 15.04%

22,607 22,607


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Elaine Nekritz - DEM 22,407 22,407 67.88%

James P. Tatooles - REP 10,602 10,602 32.12%

33,009 33,009


Paul Froehlich - DEM 18,819 18,819 57.78%

Anita Forte-Scott - REP 13,752 13,752 42.22%

32,571 32,571


Rich Garling - DEM 1,130 1,130 28.54%

Mark H. Beaubien, Jr. - REP 2,829 2,829 71.46%

3,959 3,959


Amanda D. Howland - DEM 381 381 65.80%

Ed Sullivan, Jr. - REP 198 198 34.20%

579 579


Rob Sherman - GRN 1,172 1,172 2.83%

Carol Javens - DEM 18,641 18,641 44.94%

Sidney H. Mathias - REP 21,667 21,667 52.23%

41,480 41,480


Daniel J. Kairis - GRN 308 308 5.55%

Broc Montgomery - DEM 2,511 2,511 45.25%

Randy Ramey - REP 2,730 2,730 49.20%

5,549 5,549


Suzanne ''Suzie'' Bassi - REP 34,598 34,598 100.00%

34,598 34,598


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George Scully - DEM 24,793 24,793 80.83%

Miriam Shabo - REP 5,881 5,881 19.17%

30,674 30,674


Deborah L. Graham - DEM 20,629 15,667 36,296 100.00%

20,629 15,667 36,296


Kathleen A. Ryg - DEM 3,879 3,879 72.59%

Dan Sugrue - REP 1,465 1,465 27.41%

5,344 5,344


Karen May - DEM 8,564 8,564 66.03%

Timothy A. Stratton - REP 4,406 4,406 33.97%

12,970 12,970


Aurora Austriaco - DEM 16,473 1,343 17,816 45.42%

Rosemary E. Mulligan - REP 20,472 938 21,410 54.58%

36,945 2,281 39,226


Angelo ''Skip'' Saviano - REP 19,966 103 20,069 100.00%

19,966 103 20,069


Mark Walker - DEM 21,758 21,758 52.47%

Christine K. Prochno - REP 19,710 19,710 47.53%

41,468 41,468


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Terrence A. Gilhooly - GRN 53,070 49,898 102,968 5.48%

Eugene ''Gene'' Moore - DEM 564,764 759,662 1,324,426 70.49%

Gregory Goldstein - REP 316,380 135,072 451,452 24.03%

934,214 944,632 1,878,846

Recorder of Deeds Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Paloma Andrade - GRN 41,506 52,400 93,906 4.87%

Dorothy A. Brown - DEM 550,209 765,522 1,315,731 68.29%

Diane Shapiro - REP 360,177 156,938 517,115 26.84%

951,892 974,860 1,926,752

Circuit Clerk Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Jim Durkin - REP 23,269 23,269 100.00%

23,269 23,269


Rich Kelly - DEM 4,624 4,624 41.41%

Renée Kosel - REP 6,543 6,543 58.59%

11,167 11,167


Thomas O'Brien - GRN 48,348 50,753 99,101 5.02%

Anita Alvarez - DEM 595,898 782,554 1,378,452 69.90%

Tony Peraica - REP 335,275 159,336 494,611 25.08%

979,521 992,643 1,972,164

State's Attorney Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Nadine Bopp - GRN 84,143 82,146 166,289 3.88%

Daniel Flores - REP 215,152 100,825 315,977 7.38%

Rita Bogolub - GRN 55,302 49,304 104,606 2.44%

John ''Jack'' Ailey - GRN 55,674 53,750 109,424 2.56%

David Clearwater - REP 240,212 103,304 343,516 8.02%

Paul Chialdikas - REP 225,716 91,365 317,081 7.40%

Frank Avila - DEM 479,477 612,065 1,091,542 25.49%

Kathleen Therese Meany - DEM 391,095 505,024 896,119 20.93%

Cynthia M. Santos - DEM 399,031 538,498 937,529 21.89%

2,145,802 2,136,281 4,282,083

Water Reclamation Commissioner (Vote For Three) Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

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Jesse G. Reyes - DEM 592,538 674,041 1,266,579 100.00%

592,538 674,041 1,266,579

Judge of the Circuit Court (Vacancy of Glowacki)

Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Dennis J. Burke - DEM 605,233 701,899 1,307,132 100.00%

605,233 701,899 1,307,132

Judge of the Circuit Court (Vacancy of Disko) Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

John O. Steele - DEM 602,044 724,219 1,326,263 100.00%

602,044 724,219 1,326,263

Judge of the Appellate Court (Vacancy of Campbell)


Antonne ''Tony'' Cox - GRN 9,333 14,122 23,455 3.63%

Larry R. Rogers, Jr. - DEM 163,058 410,136 573,194 88.68%

Lionel Garcia - REP 25,615 24,065 49,680 7.69%

198,006 448,323 646,329

Board of Review 3rd District Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Howard Kaplan - GRN 7,502 43,586 51,088 9.65%

Joseph Berrios - DEM 47,896 322,484 370,380 69.94%

Lauren Elizabeth McCracken-Quirk - REP 17,898 90,240 108,138 20.42%

73,296 456,310 529,606

Board of Review 2nd District Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Sharon Johnson Coleman - DEM 622,875 776,431 1,399,306 100.00%

622,875 776,431 1,399,306

Judge of the Appellate Court (Vacancy of Burke)


Anne M. Burke - DEM 690,644 830,662 1,521,306 100.00%

690,644 830,662 1,521,306

Supreme Court Judge, First (Vacancy of McMorrow)


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Joan Powell - DEM 602,917 634,533 1,237,450 100.00%

602,917 634,533 1,237,450

Judge of the Circuit Court (Vacancy of Thomas) Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Michael B. Hyman - DEM 599,995 625,479 1,225,474 100.00%

599,995 625,479 1,225,474

Judge of the Circuit Court (Vacancy of Nowicki) Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Donna L. Cooper - DEM 18,364 75,580 93,944 100.00%

18,364 75,580 93,944

Judge, 1st Subcircuit - (Vacancy of Turkington) Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Marilyn F. Johnson - DEM 588,501 647,586 1,236,087 100.00%

588,501 647,586 1,236,087

Judge of the Circuit Court (Vacancy of Keehan) Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Maureen Ward Kirby - DEM 594,282 641,827 1,236,109 100.00%

594,282 641,827 1,236,109

Judge of the Circuit Court (Vacancy of Healy) Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Thomas J. Byrne - DEM 591,857 640,593 1,232,450 100.00%

591,857 640,593 1,232,450

Judge of the Circuit Court (Vacancy of Lott) Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Kristyna Colleen Ryan - DEM 571,400 613,942 1,185,342 100.00%

571,400 613,942 1,185,342

Judge of the Circuit Court (Vacancy of Murphy) Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Debra B. Walker - DEM 587,736 647,449 1,235,185 100.00%

587,736 647,449 1,235,185

Judge of the Circuit Court (Vacancy of Montelione)


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Ann Collins Dole - DEM 102,685 102,685 100.00%

102,685 102,685

Judge, 8th Subcircuit - (Vacancy of Sheehan) Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Anita Rivkin-Carothers - DEM 18,155 64,510 82,665 100.00%

18,155 64,510 82,665

Judge, 7th Subcircuit - (Vacancy of Young) Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Ursula Walowski - DEM 16,274 60,088 76,362 100.00%

16,274 60,088 76,362

Judge, 10th Subcircuit - (Vacancy of Kowalski) Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Pat Rogers - DEM 72,881 72,881 65.13%

Maureen H. Masterson-Pulia - REP 39,020 39,020 34.87%

111,901 111,901

Judge, 4th Subcircuit - (Vacancy of Shultz) Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Patrick J. Sherlock - DEM 25,658 62,364 88,022 100.00%

25,658 62,364 88,022

Judge, 3rd Subcircuit - (Vacancy of Donnersberger)


Jackie Marie Portman - DEM 70,893 70,893 100.00%

70,893 70,893

Judge, 5th Subcircuit - (Vacancy of Bush) Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Mauricio Araujo - DEM 65,222 65,222 100.00%

65,222 65,222

Judge, 6th Subcircuit - (Vacancy of Figueroa) Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Dominique C. Ross - DEM 71,963 71,963 100.00%

71,963 71,963

Judge, 5th Subcircuit - (Additional Judgeship A) Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

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Edward A. Arce - DEM 9,353 35,076 44,429 100.00%

9,353 35,076 44,429

Judge, 14th Subcircuit - (Vacancy of Reyna) Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

James N. O'Hara - DEM 9,330 34,474 43,804 100.00%

9,330 34,474 43,804

Judge, 14th Subcircuit - (Vacancy of Henry) Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Eileen O'Neill Burke - DEM 16,121 58,977 75,098 100.00%

16,121 58,977 75,098

Judge, 10th Subcircuit - (Vacancy of Pucinski) Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Diana L. Kenworthy - DEM 15,233 58,662 73,895 100.00%

15,233 58,662 73,895

Judge, 10th Subcircuit - (Vacancy of Morrissey) Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Pamela Elizabeth Loza - DEM 68,185 68,185 54.34%

Laura J. Morask - REP 57,295 57,295 45.66%

125,480 125,480

Judge, 12th Subcircuit - (Vacancy of Devlin) Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Carol L. Barnes - DEM 57,579 57,579 49.22%

Margarita Kulys Hoffman - REP 59,406 59,406 50.78%

116,985 116,985

Judge, 13th Subcircuit - (Vacancy of Tobin) Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Ann Catherine Brady - DEM 59,043 59,043 49.76%

Annie O'Donnell - REP 59,601 59,601 50.24%

118,644 118,644

Judge, 13th Subcircuit - (Vacancy of Ryan) Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

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Yes 498,006 439,552 937,558 72.58%

No 198,606 155,531 354,137 27.42%

696,612 595,083 1,291,695

Themis N. Karnezis Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 529,172 467,101 996,273 74.65%

No 191,636 146,692 338,328 25.35%

720,808 613,793 1,334,601

Richard J. Elrod Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 557,662 523,298 1,080,960 80.36%

No 143,889 120,294 264,183 19.64%

701,551 643,592 1,345,143

Michael J. Gallagher Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Anna Helen Demacopoulos - DEM 91,675 91,675 61.86%

Peter Fera - REP 56,534 56,534 38.14%

148,209 148,209

Judge, 15th Subcircuit - (Additional Judgeship A)


Yes 529,672 477,550 1,007,222 78.64%

No 151,518 122,017 273,535 21.36%

681,190 599,567 1,280,757

Margaret Stanton McBride Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 517,101 448,641 965,742 74.24%

No 184,956 150,070 335,026 25.76%

702,057 598,711 1,300,768

Michael P. Toomin Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 580,681 513,894 1,094,575 79.83%

No 156,756 119,804 276,560 20.17%

737,437 633,698 1,371,135

Thomas E. Flanagan Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

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Yes 537,966 470,797 1,008,763 78.48%

No 156,829 119,773 276,602 21.52%

694,795 590,570 1,285,365

Lynn Marie Egan Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 509,131 448,792 957,923 75.35%

No 177,844 135,587 313,431 24.65%

686,975 584,379 1,271,354

Shelley Lynn Sutker-Dermer Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 549,617 474,064 1,023,681 78.18%

No 162,306 123,359 285,665 21.82%

711,923 597,423 1,309,346

Mary Ellen Coghlan Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 552,070 477,689 1,029,759 78.19%

No 161,676 125,565 287,241 21.81%

713,746 603,254 1,317,000

James Patrick Flannery Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 505,025 448,714 953,739 74.79%

No 182,897 138,665 321,562 25.21%

687,922 587,379 1,275,301

Sebastian Thomas Patti Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 528,611 463,853 992,464 76.95%

No 167,703 129,573 297,276 23.05%

696,314 593,426 1,289,740

Kathleen Marie McGury Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 515,309 463,637 978,946 76.63%

No 172,478 126,008 298,486 23.37%

687,787 589,645 1,277,432

Michelle Francene Lowrance Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

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Yes 503,961 442,411 946,372 75.34%

No 175,730 134,026 309,756 24.66%

679,691 576,437 1,256,128

Candace Jean Fabri Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 501,929 445,706 947,635 75.49%

No 176,413 131,273 307,686 24.51%

678,342 576,979 1,255,321

Clayton J. Crane Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 512,157 456,122 968,279 76.46%

No 172,678 125,403 298,081 23.54%

684,835 581,525 1,266,360

Andrew Berman Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 500,977 441,821 942,798 74.20%

No 184,583 143,207 327,790 25.80%

685,560 585,028 1,270,588

Gerald C. Bender Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 528,552 468,611 997,163 78.43%

No 159,347 114,869 274,216 21.57%

687,899 583,480 1,271,379

Diane Gordon Cannon Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 532,221 490,638 1,022,859 78.93%

No 164,201 108,798 272,999 21.07%

696,422 599,436 1,295,858

Sharon Johnson Coleman Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 459,461 435,666 895,127 68.89%

No 238,886 165,323 404,209 31.11%

698,347 600,989 1,299,336

Evelyn B. Clay Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

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Yes 541,998 487,044 1,029,042 80.95%

No 141,009 101,200 242,209 19.05%

683,007 588,244 1,271,251

Kathleen G. Kennedy Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 482,136 467,374 949,510 75.96%

No 180,882 119,623 300,505 24.04%

663,018 586,997 1,250,015

Rickey Jones Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 498,113 450,739 948,852 74.61%

No 187,087 135,777 322,864 25.39%

685,200 586,516 1,271,716

Rodolfo (Rudy) Garcia Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 521,583 459,597 981,180 77.65%

No 160,172 122,176 282,348 22.35%

681,755 581,773 1,263,528

John J. Fleming Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 521,248 460,823 982,071 78.58%

No 151,801 115,903 267,704 21.42%

673,049 576,726 1,249,775

James J. Gavin Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 450,336 446,778 897,114 70.13%

No 228,973 153,120 382,093 29.87%

679,309 599,898 1,279,207

Vanessa A. Hopkins Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 489,866 459,007 948,873 75.38%

No 182,103 127,834 309,937 24.62%

671,969 586,841 1,258,810

Shelli Williams Hayes Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

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Yes 507,678 446,436 954,114 77.29%

No 156,695 123,623 280,318 22.71%

664,373 570,059 1,234,432

Mary A. Mulhern Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 523,976 474,442 998,418 79.82%

No 147,065 105,372 252,437 20.18%

671,041 579,814 1,250,855

Barbara A. McDonald Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 502,605 453,814 956,419 77.08%

No 162,267 122,099 284,366 22.92%

664,872 575,913 1,240,785

Marjorie C. Laws Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 494,738 446,281 941,019 76.08%

No 170,152 125,685 295,837 23.92%

664,890 571,966 1,236,856

William G. Lacy Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 514,039 471,005 985,044 78.97%

No 153,560 108,735 262,295 21.03%

667,599 579,740 1,247,339

Patricia Manila Martin Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 501,659 448,567 950,226 76.44%

No 167,488 125,337 292,825 23.56%

669,147 573,904 1,243,051

Carol Pearce McCarthy Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 498,031 450,560 948,591 77.05%

No 162,791 119,759 282,550 22.95%

660,822 570,319 1,231,141

Veronica B. Mathein Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

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Yes 481,263 427,291 908,554 74.59%

No 171,847 137,642 309,489 25.41%

653,110 564,933 1,218,043

David P. Sterba Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 498,417 463,609 962,026 77.92%

No 159,432 113,167 272,599 22.08%

657,849 576,776 1,234,625

Cheryl A. (Hilliard) Starks Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 475,940 439,044 914,984 74.14%

No 185,105 134,120 319,225 25.86%

661,045 573,164 1,234,209

Edmund Ponce de Leon Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 425,422 390,001 815,423 65.53%

No 243,942 184,911 428,853 34.47%

669,364 574,912 1,244,276

Edward N. Pietrucha Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 494,579 455,376 949,955 77.07%

No 164,662 117,974 282,636 22.93%

659,241 573,350 1,232,591

James L. Rhodes Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 509,950 450,840 960,790 77.98%

No 151,240 120,118 271,358 22.02%

661,190 570,958 1,232,148

James G. Riley Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 526,202 471,102 997,304 79.67%

No 147,035 107,503 254,538 20.33%

673,237 578,605 1,251,842

Barbara Ann Riley Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

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Yes 511,399 464,658 976,057 79.18%

No 149,219 107,436 256,655 20.82%

660,618 572,094 1,232,712

Mary Anne Mason Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 492,788 444,889 937,677 76.52%

No 163,393 124,345 287,738 23.48%

656,181 569,234 1,225,415

Sandra Otaka Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 480,063 430,170 910,233 74.52%

No 174,663 136,558 311,221 25.48%

654,726 566,728 1,221,454

Donald Joseph Suriano Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 495,298 450,472 945,770 77.08%

No 159,879 121,287 281,166 22.92%

655,177 571,759 1,226,936

Jane Louise Stuart Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 482,303 432,272 914,575 75.13%

No 168,538 134,217 302,755 24.87%

650,841 566,489 1,217,330

Kenneth J. Wadas Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 486,972 423,935 910,907 73.99%

No 172,669 147,521 320,190 26.01%

659,641 571,456 1,231,097

Gregory Joseph Wojkowski Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 485,795 421,036 906,831 73.95%

No 172,408 147,036 319,444 26.05%

658,203 568,072 1,226,275

Frank G. Zelezinski Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

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Yes 492,317 465,473 957,790 77.69%

No 164,661 110,423 275,084 22.31%

656,978 575,896 1,232,874

James R. Brown Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 483,840 426,982 910,822 74.37%

No 172,381 141,533 313,914 25.63%

656,221 568,515 1,224,736

Janet Adams Brosnahan Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 472,149 436,131 908,280 74.42%

No 177,776 134,464 312,240 25.58%

649,925 570,595 1,220,520

Lewis Nixon Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 501,842 455,078 956,920 78.13%

No 152,608 115,259 267,867 21.87%

654,450 570,337 1,224,787

Robert E. Gordon Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 505,348 458,632 963,980 78.64%

No 149,573 112,198 261,771 21.36%

654,921 570,830 1,225,751

Eileen Mary Brewer Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 515,380 460,277 975,657 79.00%

No 146,737 112,629 259,366 21.00%

662,117 572,906 1,235,023

Margaret Ann Brennan Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 497,272 458,822 956,094 78.02%

No 157,397 111,939 269,336 21.98%

654,669 570,761 1,225,430

Noreen Valeria Love Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

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Yes 507,529 455,063 962,592 78.01%

No 154,214 117,051 271,265 21.99%

661,743 572,114 1,233,857

Sheila McGinnis Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 476,423 429,985 906,408 74.51%

No 174,251 135,902 310,153 25.49%

650,674 565,887 1,216,561

Thomas J. Lipscomb Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 490,884 438,694 929,578 76.00%

No 165,855 127,729 293,584 24.00%

656,739 566,423 1,223,162

John Thomas Doody, Jr. Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 458,578 432,859 891,437 72.80%

No 195,161 137,943 333,104 27.20%

653,739 570,802 1,224,541

Anthony Lynn Burrell Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 480,703 426,414 907,117 74.55%

No 174,230 135,418 309,648 25.45%

654,933 561,832 1,216,765

Peter A. Felice Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 432,210 431,153 863,363 68.77%

No 234,282 157,772 392,054 31.23%

666,492 588,925 1,255,417

Casandra Lewis Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 520,040 466,719 986,759 79.65%

No 143,907 108,192 252,099 20.35%

663,947 574,911 1,238,858

Kerry M. Kennedy Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

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Yes 514,173 458,986 973,159 78.06%

No 158,248 115,277 273,525 21.94%

672,421 574,263 1,246,684

Valarie E. Turner Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 497,574 442,780 940,354 76.80%

No 161,531 122,547 284,078 23.20%

659,105 565,327 1,224,432

Sandra Tristano Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 512,128 460,644 972,772 79.25%

No 146,476 108,168 254,644 20.75%

658,604 568,812 1,227,416

Barbara M Meyer Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 499,865 446,399 946,264 77.35%

No 157,454 119,666 277,120 22.65%

657,319 566,065 1,223,384

Dennis Michael McGuire Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 502,791 445,663 948,454 77.21%

No 156,546 123,416 279,962 22.79%

659,337 569,079 1,228,416

William Timothy O'Brien Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 518,031 462,763 980,794 79.53%

No 144,461 107,945 252,406 20.47%

662,492 570,708 1,233,200

Laura Marie Sullivan Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 481,227 424,969 906,196 74.74%

No 170,253 136,060 306,313 25.26%

651,480 561,029 1,212,509

Lawrence O'Gara Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

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YES 11,356 11,356 74.60%

NO 3,866 3,866 25.40%

15,222 15,222

Berwyn Twp - Renewable Resouces Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

YES 12,078 12,078 78.60%

NO 3,288 3,288 21.40%

15,366 15,366

Berwyn Twp - Establish Youth Council Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Francis A. Jakubka 1,491 1,491 52.04%

Mark A. Matusiak 1,374 1,374 47.96%

2,865 2,865

La Grange Highlands Sanitary District Trustee Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 480,100 441,052 921,152 74.24%

No 187,410 132,207 319,617 25.76%

667,510 573,259 1,240,769

Raúl Vega Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

John R. Finn 1,543 1,543 100.00%

1,543 1,543

South Lyons Township Sanitary District Trustee Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

YES 591,865 526,019 1,117,884 63.42%

NO 345,445 299,324 644,769 36.58%

937,310 825,343 1,762,653

Countywide Referendum Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

James R. Staszcuk 608 608 100.00%

608 608

South Palos Township Sanitary District Trustee Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

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YES 3,314 3,314 68.01%

NO 1,559 1,559 31.99%

4,873 4,873

Glencoe Vg - Issue Bonds $6,100,000 Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

YES 3,042 3,042 41.31%

NO 4,321 4,321 58.69%

7,363 7,363

Riverside Twp - Form New County Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

YES 16,144 16,144 60.17%

NO 10,688 10,688 39.83%

26,832 26,832

Oak Park Twp - Living Wage Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

YES 10,886 10,886 72.04%

NO 4,226 4,226 27.96%

15,112 15,112

Berwyn Twp - Iraq War Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

YES 18,695 18,695 69.12%

NO 8,351 8,351 30.88%

27,046 27,046

Oak Park Twp - Troop Withdrawal Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

YES 4,055 4,055 54.86%

NO 3,337 3,337 45.14%

7,392 7,392

Riverside Twp - Renewable Resources Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

YES 18,327 18,327 67.78%

NO 8,712 8,712 32.22%

27,039 27,039

Oak Park Twp - Renewable Resources Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

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YES 2,120 2,120 41.07%

NO 3,042 3,042 58.93%

5,162 5,162

Prospect Hts - Home Rule Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

YES 2,971 2,971 57.54%

NO 2,192 2,192 42.46%

5,163 5,163

Prospect Hts - Advisory Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

YES 724 724 28.52%

NO 1,815 1,815 71.48%

2,539 2,539

Harwood Hts Vg - 911 Surcharge Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

YES 2,831 2,831 58.19%

NO 2,034 2,034 41.81%

4,865 4,865

Glencoe Vg - Issue Bonds $1,300,000 Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

YES 425 425 43.28%

NO 557 557 56.72%

982 982

Hinsdale Vg - Muni Retail Tax Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

YES 13,889 13,889 76.68%

NO 4,224 4,224 23.32%

18,113 18,113

Park Ridge- Terms for Alderman Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

YES 553 553 36.79%

NO 950 950 63.21%

1,503 1,503

Kenilworth Village - Historic District Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

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YES 4,085 4,085 40.12%

NO 6,098 6,098 59.88%

10,183 10,183

Wheeling Vg - 911 Surcharge Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

YES 3,742 3,742 53.46%

NO 3,258 3,258 46.54%

7,000 7,000

Western Springs Vg - Issue Bonds Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

YES 3,536 3,536 74.85%

NO 1,188 1,188 25.15%

4,724 4,724

Vg of Riverside - Environmental Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

YES 896 896 18.92%

NO 3,840 3,840 81.08%

4,736 4,736

Vg of Riverside - Increase Limiting Rate Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

YES 1,027 1,027 49.83%

NO 1,034 1,034 50.17%

2,061 2,061

Stickney Vg - 911 Surcharge Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

YES 4,643 4,643 57.17%

NO 3,479 3,479 42.83%

8,122 8,122

Westchester Vg - Retain Managerial Government


YES 349 349 16.97%

NO 1,707 1,707 83.03%

2,056 2,056

Vg of Stickney - Join Berwyn Park District Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

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YES 4,905 4,905 52.99%

NO 4,351 4,351 47.01%

9,256 9,256

Berwyn Park District - Annexation Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

YES 3,776 3,776 42.44%

NO 5,121 5,121 57.56%

8,897 8,897

CCD 525 - Issue Bonds Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

YES 3,980 3,980 60.91%

NO 2,554 2,554 39.09%

6,534 6,534

Vg of Winnnetka - Opt out of Tax Freeze Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

YES 5,261 5,261 78.68%

NO 1,426 1,426 21.32%

6,687 6,687

Winnetka Vg - Change Landmark Law Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

YES 2,183 2,183 30.50%

NO 4,975 4,975 69.50%

7,158 7,158

SD 122 - Increase Limiting Rate Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

YES 103,028 103,028 56.49%

NO 79,369 79,369 43.51%

182,397 182,397

CCD 512 - Issue Bonds Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

YES 2,826 2,826 43.94%

NO 3,605 3,605 56.06%

6,431 6,431

SD 234 - Increase Limiting Rate Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

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YES 98 98 50.00%

NO 98 98 50.00%

196 196

Crawford Countryside San Ref - Disolve District Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

YES 1,141 1,141 65.20%

NO 609 609 34.80%

1,750 1,750

Hometown FPD- Increase Limiting Rate Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

YES 2,464 2,464 36.65%

NO 4,259 4,259 63.35%

6,723 6,723

Hazel Crest Pk - Recreation Tax Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

YES 3,863 3,863 57.38%

NO 2,869 2,869 42.62%

6,732 6,732

Hazel Crest Pk - Issue Bonds Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

YES 4,312 4,312 54.79%

NO 3,558 3,558 45.21%

7,870 7,870

Park District of La Grange Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

YES 3,966 3,966 43.39%

NO 5,175 5,175 56.61%

9,141 9,141

Barrington Library - Issue Bonds Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

YES 2,827 2,827 26.57%

NO 7,812 7,812 73.43%

10,639 10,639

Lan-Oak Park Dist - Increase Limiting Rate Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

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Yes 368 368 81.60%

No 83 83 18.40%

451 451

Campaign Finance Reform Wd 05 Pct 08 Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 326 326 72.61%

No 123 123 27.39%

449 449

Clean Elections Wd 05 Pct 08 Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

YES 93 93 46.97%

NO 105 105 53.03%

198 198

Crawford Countryside San Dist - Issue G0 Bonds


YES 106 106 54.08%

NO 90 90 45.92%

196 196

Crawford Countryside San Dist - Issue Bonds Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 20,728 20,728 87.77%

No 2,888 2,888 12.23%

23,616 23,616

Bronzeville Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 23,492 23,492 70.93%

No 9,629 9,629 29.07%

33,121 33,121

Mental Health Center Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 45,130 45,130 75.15%

No 14,927 14,927 24.85%

60,057 60,057

Southwest Home Equity Assurance Program Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

of 39

Yes 757 757 93.11%

No 56 56 6.89%

813 813

West Chatham Track Facility Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 121 121 54.26%

No 102 102 45.74%

223 223

Alcoholic Liquor Wd 19 Pct 36 Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 255 255 52.04%

No 235 235 47.96%

490 490

Alcoholic Liquor Wd 05 Pct 39 Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 256 256 57.92%

No 186 186 42.08%

442 442

Paper Ballot Wd 05 Pct 08 Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 246 246 72.14%

No 95 95 27.86%

341 341


Yes 240 240 72.07%

No 93 93 27.93%

333 333


Yes 246 246 74.10%

No 86 86 25.90%

332 332


of 39

Yes 192 192 65.53%

No 101 101 34.47%

293 293


Yes 219 219 71.34%

No 88 88 28.66%

307 307


Yes 363 363 81.76%

No 81 81 18.24%

444 444


Yes 346 346 76.38%

No 107 107 23.62%

453 453


Yes 248 248 56.36%

No 192 192 43.64%

440 440


Yes 201 201 66.34%

No 102 102 33.66%

303 303


Yes 208 208 66.67%

No 104 104 33.33%

312 312


of 39

Yes 11,720 11,720 60.00%

No 7,813 7,813 40.00%

19,533 19,533

Lakefront Expansion Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 3,325 3,325 79.62%

No 851 851 20.38%

4,176 4,176

Public Subsides (TIF) Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 216 216 75.00%

No 72 72 25.00%

288 288


Yes 172 172 60.78%

No 111 111 39.22%

283 283


Yes 378 378 82.00%

No 83 83 18.00%

461 461


Yes 2,704 2,704 65.79%

No 1,406 1,406 34.21%

4,110 4,110

Affordable Housing TIF Cook County City of Chicago Combined Total Percentage

Yes 242 242 54.38%

No 203 203 45.62%

445 445


of 39

Yes 196 196 52.69%

No 176 176 47.31%

372 372


Yes 328 328 87.00%

No 49 49 13.00%

377 377


Yes 294 294 77.78%

No 84 84 22.22%

378 378


The Nov. 4, 2008 Post-Election Report was prepared by the Cook County Clerk’s office. The data was compiled and analyzed by Director of Elections Jan Kralovec, Deputy

Director of Elections Noah Praetz and Elections Data Manager Geetha Lingham. The maps were produced by Justin Mattson. The production team included Communications Director

Gail Siegel, Courtney Greve, Trevor Layton, Mark Mesle and Peter McLennon.

Printed internally by the Cook County Bureau of Administration Digital Graphics Unit.

David Orr Cook County Clerk

69 W. Washington, Fifth Floor Chicago, IL 60602

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