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54~·:.rf~' ~ 2008 WARD & TOWNSHIP COMMITTEEMAN WEIGHTED VOTE WARDrrOWNSHIP COMMIITEEMAN WEIGHTED VOTE 1 JESSE RUBEN JUAREZ (J 11,095 2 ROBERT FIORETTI ltt 15,933 3 PAT DOWELL Cl 11,716 4 TONI PRECKWINKLE Q 17,III 5 LESLIE HAIRSTON G 1:>,939 6 FREDDRENNA LYLE & 20,037 7 SANDI JACKSON {7 16,365 8 TODD H. STROGER ~y 21,286 9 ANTHONY BEALE (0 15,746 10 , JOHN A. POPE (Y 9,255 11 JOHN P. DALEY ~ 11,036 12 ANTONIO MUNOZ Q 4,208 I 13 MICHAEL MADIGAN {> 12,845 14 EDWARD BURKE ~ 6,712 15 TONI FOUKLES r.I 10,164 16 JOANN THOMPSON .~ 8,941 17 LATASHAR. THOMAS Q 14,953 18 LONALANE ~ 18,736 19 MATTHEW J. O'SHEA J4. 20,739 20 WILLIE B. COCI-IRAN Q. 10,772 21 HOW ARD B. BROOKINS, 21,948 JR. G. 22 RICARDO MUNOZ 5311 23 MICHAEL ZALEWSKI & 14,088 24 SHARON DENISE DIXON ]3,644 25 DANIEL SOLlS Q 8,395 26 ROBERTO 8,865 MALDONADO ~ , ••• 27 JESSE WHITE ! ~ 12,053 28 ED H. SMITH ;, 12,342 29 ISAi\C S. CAROTHERS 14,201 30 ARlEL E. REBOYRAS .). 7,013 31 JOSEPH BERRIOS Q 7,157 , 32 JOHN A. FRITCHEY ~ 13,582 , ! 33 RICHARD MELL ~ 8,619 i 34 CARRIE M. AUSTIN & 19,949 35 REYCOLON Q 9,270 36 WILLIAM J.P. BANKS Q 12,172 37 EMMA MITTS Q ]2,431 38 P.J. CULLERTON W 10,784 39 RANDY BARNETTE .~, 10,198 9££Q-L£G-£LL 40 PATRICKJ. O'CONNOR Ol. 10,620 41 MARY O'CONNOR ~ 14,787 42 JOHN CORRIGAN ~ 16,383 43 MICHELE SMITH Q 14,272 44 THOMAS TUNNEY Q 14,263 45 PATRICK J. LEV ..t\R ~ 13,199 46 TOM SHARPE 6} 13,884 47 EUGENE SCHULTER P 15,962 48 CAROL J. RONEN ~ 13,909 49 DAVID FAGUS ~ 10,545 50 IRA I. SILVERSTEIN s 10,400 I BARRINGTON BILL POWERS &. 1,781 BERWYN ROBERT LOVERO Q 7,560 BLOOM TERR Y MATTHEWS Y 18,704 BREMEN MAGGIE CROTTY R 21,982 CALUMET BOB RITA P 4,520 CICERO CHARLES HERNANDEZ G. 7.027 ELK GROVE BRIAN J. MCPARTLIN \" 11,061 EVANSTON JEFFERY SCHOENBERG G1 21,194 HANOVER JIM STEVEN DASAKIS (J 8,954 LEMONT EDWARD SMOLLEN ~ 2,907 LEYDEK BARRETT F. PEDERSEN \I ]0,467 LYONS STEVEN LANDEK Q 19,048 MAINE LAURA MURPHY f 20,709 NEW TRIER , WILBERT F. CROWLEY Ci 14,597 KILES I LOU LANG :0 20,425 NORTHFIELD MICHAEL KRELOFF '62 17,293 NORWOOD PARK ROBERT MARTWICK G( 4,636 OAKPARK DON HARMON ~ 17,194 ORLAND DANIEL MCLAUGHLIN +t 16,328 PALATINE SUE WALTON P 13,989 PALOS SAMUEL SIMONE ~ 8,919 PROVISO KAREN YARBROUGH Q 33,387 RICH TIM BRADFORD Q 23,377 RIVER FOREST JOHN F, HOSTY 2.925 RlVERSIDE JOHN TOMAN Y 3,290 SCHAUMBURG ROCCO TERRANOVA H- 17,002 STICKNEY MICHAEL LOONEY (.;) 5,916 THO~"JTON FRANK M. ZUCCARELLI q 41,801 WHEELING KA THLEEN SANCES f' 22,714 WORTH DENNIS M. MAGEE f 27,466 CITY TOTAL: 643,835 SUBURBAN TOTAL: 447,173 TOTAL: 1,091,00 Q = Q u INAJ VO'T£ NOTE:. BiLL tHINKs;. II WouLD H:: H YAJ£5 VOTE g, ~ (jV/ 1'()~TAA.rr -ro 1>E/5:t {£ I- wi p;;= PA S 5 / /-I8-c"qtAl TH £. 6ov. A-lV 0 6rO E. 'I\IS, bH"S ON l-,.J\4A~ ~ no 1\1£..")(7': AB = A~ STAIN S)jUBg.

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