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Kendall County’s official March 2026 primary election results · Kendall County News - Shaw Local

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  Speaker 1: Kendall County's official March twenty twenty six primary election results.
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  Speaker 1: Written by Emily Coleman. This article is being read by
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  Speaker 1: an automated voice brought to you by Everlett. The Illinois
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  Speaker 1: State Board of Elections released final vote totals Friday. In
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  Speaker 1: the March seventeenth primary, Kendall County voters weighed in on statewide, judicial,
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  Speaker 1: state house, and county level races during the primary. The
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  Speaker 1: winners of the matchups will go onto the November ballot.
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  Speaker 1: One eye incumbent statewide Illinois Governor Democrat incumbent JB. Pritzker wins,
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  Speaker 1: running unopposed one million, one ninety seven five eight seven hundred.
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  Speaker 1: Republican Darren Bailey three hundred four thousand and one sixty
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  Speaker 1: two fifty three two eight, Ted Dobrowski one hundred sixty
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  Speaker 1: five thy two twenty nine, twenty eight ninety four, James
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  Speaker 1: Mendrick fifty four thousand, five nine nine fifty six, Rick
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  Speaker 1: Heidner forty six thousand, three seventy four eight twelve, Joseph
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  Speaker 1: Severe right point four to eight. Attorney General Democrat incumbent
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  Speaker 1: Kwam Raoul ran unopposed one million, one hundred and fifty
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  Speaker 1: five thousand, ninety eight hundred Republican Robert Fioretti four ninety
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  Speaker 1: five thousand, six hundred ninety nine four to one. Andy
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  Speaker 1: Williams Junior Wright In one thousand and fifty thousand, Controller
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  Speaker 1: Democrat four and six thousand, five seven seven four to
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  Speaker 1: fifty one Korean four to three thirty two fifty four,
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  Speaker 1: Holly Kim two hundred eighty six four or three twenty
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  Speaker 1: four to thirty one. Stephanie Kiffowitt one hundred and one thousand,
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  Speaker 1: seven eighty seven eight sixty four for republic Brian Drew
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  Speaker 1: wins running unopposed four hundred ninety nine five r and
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  Speaker 1: thirteen one hundred. Secretary of State Democrat incumbent Alexei Jinulia's
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  Speaker 1: wins running unopposed one million, one seventy one thousand, four
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  Speaker 1: thirty five one hundred Republican Diane Harris two hundred seventy
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  Speaker 1: nine thousand, seven twenty seven fifty two ninety nine, Walter
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  Speaker 1: Adamchick two hundred forty eight one ninety eight forty seven
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  Speaker 1: zero one. US Senate Democrat Juliana Stratton five to seven thousand,
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  Speaker 1: six and eighty nine forty thirty nine. Raja Kristna Morthy
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  Speaker 1: seven thousand and one fifty thirty two seven to one,
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  Speaker 1: Robin Kelly two twenty nine thousand, seven eighty eight eighteen
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  Speaker 1: twoty eight, Kevin Ryan sixty one three, Brian Maxwell ten thousand,
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  Speaker 1: seventy eighty corters, Sean Brown eight thy twenty two point
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  Speaker 1: sixty five, Oweisi Bustos eighty twenty sixty four, Christopher Swan
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  Speaker 1: seven thousand, ninety six point sixty three, Jonathan Dean six thousand,
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  Speaker 1: point five y four, Steve Botsford Junior forty three Poles,
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  Speaker 1: Adam Delgado right in seventy five point one, Republican Don
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  Speaker 1: Tracy two in fifteen thousand, five twenty three, thirty nine
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  Speaker 1: ninety six, Genie Evans one twenty two thousand and eight,
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  Speaker 1: forty twenty two, seven eight, Casey Leebec sixty thousand, two
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  Speaker 1: twenty two eleven point one sevens Are Kerry Capaerelli fifty
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  Speaker 1: six nine oh seven, ten fifty five, Pamela Long fifty
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  Speaker 1: three thousand, eight and ten, nine ninety eight, Jimmy Tillman
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  Speaker 1: thirty thousand, forty two five fifty seven, Maxwell Rice for
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  Speaker 1: zero one. US House of Representatives, fourteenth Congressional District. Democrat
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  Speaker 1: incumbent Lauren Underwood wins, running unopposed fifty six thousand, four
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  Speaker 1: hundred and fourteen votes, one hundred Republican James Martr twenty
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  Speaker 1: three thy three twelve seventy four ninety two cares, Gary
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  Speaker 1: Viissian seven thousand, six two seven twenty four point nine
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  Speaker 1: Illinois Senate to A District thirty eight Incumbent Sue Reason,
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  Speaker 1: a Republican, ran for reelection unopposed twelve thoy one thirteen votes,
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  Speaker 1: and Ernie R. Marcelain of Yorkville ran unopposed for the
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  Speaker 1: Democratic nomination. Thirteen thousand and five seventy four District forty
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  Speaker 1: two Incumbent Linda Holmes, a Democrat, ran for reelection unopposed
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  Speaker 1: twenty thousand, seven hundred and fifty six votes, and Edguardo
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  Speaker 1: Eddie Perez of Aurora ran unopposed for the Republican nomination.
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  Speaker 1: Sevenenty twenty seven Illinois House of Representatives District seventy five
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  Speaker 1: Incumbent Jed Davis, a Republican, ran unopposed eight thousand, hundred
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  Speaker 1: ninety eight votes, and Caroline McRee of Yorkville ran unopposed
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  Speaker 1: for the Democratic nomination. Six thouy seven to fifty nine
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  Speaker 1: District eighty three, Incumbent Matt Hanson, a Democrat, ran unopposed
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  Speaker 1: ten thousand, nine hundred and forty three votes, and Jesse
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  Speaker 1: Rodriguez of Aurora ran unopposed for the Republican nomination. Four
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  Speaker 1: thousand and six oh eight District eighty four das Democrat
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  Speaker 1: Sabahater six thousand, six oh one sixty three fifty four
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  Speaker 1: as Jared Pluger, three thousand, seven ninety four thirty six
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  Speaker 1: to fifty four Republican Brian Scopa wins, running unopposed. Two
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  Speaker 1: thousand and four there and seventy four hundred District ninety seven.
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  Speaker 1: Incumbent Harry Benton, a Democrat, ran unopposed seven thousand and
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  Speaker 1: five thirty one and Gabby Shanahan of Juliet ran unopposed
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  Speaker 1: for the Republican nomination. Three thousand, eight hundred and fifty seven.
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  Speaker 1: Kendall County Clerk and Recorder Zach Bachman ran unopposed for
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  Speaker 1: the Democratic nomination ten thousand, five hundred and eighty one votes,
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  Speaker 1: and incumbent Debbie Gillette ran unopposed for the Republican six
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  Speaker 1: on twelve County Treasurer Jill Ferko ran unopposed for the
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  Speaker 1: Republican nomination seven thousand, five hundred eighty six votes, and
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  Speaker 1: Bob Allen ran unopposed for the Kendall County Party nomination.
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  Speaker 1: Fifty five no Democratic candidates filed. Sheriff Jose Arnold Villa
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  Speaker 1: Grana ran unopposed for the Democratic nomination ten thousand, three
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  Speaker 1: hundred and sixty eight votes, and Bobby Richardson ran unopposed
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  Speaker 1: for the Republican seven thousand and four and forty five
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  Speaker 1: Regional Superintendent of Schools for Grundy and Kendall County's Republican
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  Speaker 1: Megan Martin I seven sixty five, seven sixty nine cursals,
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  Speaker 1: Kristin Coppers three thousand, ninety five twenty nine thirty one
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  Speaker 1: Democrat no candidates filed. Kendall County Board. No races were
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  Speaker 1: contested in the primary in District one, where two seats
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  Speaker 1: are up, Democratic candidates Bradley Chamberlain two thousand, eight and
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  Speaker 1: eighty seven votes and Christina M. Johns forty two oh
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  Speaker 1: seven and Republican candidates Reuben Rodriguez two thousand, six hundred
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  Speaker 1: eighty six and Jason Peterson three thousand, nine and twenty
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  Speaker 1: three ran in District two, where three seats are up.
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  Speaker 1: Democratic candidates Elizabeth Flowers four thousand, four hundred ninety seven votes,
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  Speaker 1: Nancy Schwartz three six oh one and Brookes Shanley three
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  Speaker 1: six forty five and Republican candidates Joe West one seven
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  Speaker 1: sixty seven, Matthew J. Kellogg twenty forty and Christopher Chris
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  Speaker 1: Setner one thousand and three seventy one ran referendum Yorkville
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  Speaker 1: School District one fifteen two hundred and seventy five point
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  Speaker 1: one million dollars bond issue Yes five one thirty two
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  Speaker 1: eighty three No. Five thousand, one seven Bean Simes