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President and Vice President of the United States United States Senator State of Illinois 3Rd Congressional District 5Th Congres August 30, 2016 : 10:48:42AM 1 2016 General DuPage County Election Commission Candidate Listing Unofficial President And Vice President Of The United States Vote for 1 Donald J. Trump Republican Michael R. Pence Hillary Rodham Clinton Democratic Timothy Michael Kaine Gary Johnson Libertarian Bill Weld Jill Stein Green Ajamu Baraka United States Senator Vote for 1 Mark Steven Kirk Republican Tammy Duckworth Democratic Kenton McMillen Libertarian Scott Summers Green State Of Illinois State Comptroller X2Y Vote for 1 Leslie Geissler Munger Republican Susana Mendoza Democratic Claire Ball Libertarian Tim Curtin Green 3rd Congressional District Vote for 1 No Candidate Republican Daniel William Lipinski Democratic 5th Congressional District Vote for 1 Vince Kolber Republican Mike Quigley Democratic Rob Sherman Green 6th Congressional District Vote for 1 Peter J. Roskam Republican Amanda Howland Democratic 8th Congressional District Vote for 1 Peter "Pete" DiCianni Republican Raja Krishnamoorthi Democratic 11th Congressional District Vote for 1 Tonia Khouri Republican Bill Foster Democratic 14th Congressional District Vote for 1 Randall M. "Randy" Hultgren Republican Jim Walz Democratic State Senator 23rd Legislative District Vote for 1 Seth Lewis Republican Thomas E. Cullerton Democratic 25th Legislative District Vote for 1 Jim Oberweis Republican Corinne M. Pierog Democratic 28th Legislative District Vote for 1 Mel Thillens Republican Laura Murphy Democratic August 30, 2016 : 10:48:42AM 2 2016 General DuPage County Election Commission Candidate Listing Unofficial State Senator 41st Legislative District Vote for 1 Christine Radogno Republican No Candidate Democratic 43rd Legislative District Vote for 1 No Candidate Republican Pat McGuire Democratic State Representative 41st Representative District Vote for 1 Grant Wehrli Republican No Candidate Democratic 42nd Representative District Vote for 1 Jeanne M. Ives Republican Kathleen V. Carrier Democratic 45th Representative District Vote for 1 Christine Jennifer Winger Republican Cynthia Borbas Democratic 46th Representative District Vote for 1 Heidi Holan Republican Deb Conroy Democratic 47th Representative District Vote for 1 Patricia R. "Patti" Bellock Republican No Candidate Democratic 48th Representative District Vote for 1 Peter Breen Republican Steve Swanson Democratic 49th Representative District Vote for 1 Mike Fortner Republican No Candidate Democratic 56th Representative District Vote for 1 Jillian Rose Bernas Republican Michelle Mussman Democratic 77th Representative District Vote for 1 Anthony Airdo Republican Kathleen Willis Democratic 81st Representative District Vote for 1 David S. Olsen Republican Greg Hose Democratic 82nd Representative District Vote for 1 Jim Durkin Republican No Candidate Democratic 84th Representative District Vote for 1 Mike Strick Republican Stephanie A. Kifowit Democratic 85th Representative District Vote for 1 No Candidate Republican Emily McAsey Democratic August 30, 2016 : 10:48:42AM 3 2016 General DuPage County Election Commission Candidate Listing Unofficial County Offices County State's Attorney Vote for 1 Robert "Bob" Berlin Republican No Candidate Democratic Circuit Court Clerk Vote for 1 Chris Kachiroubas Republican Christopher English Democratic County Auditor Vote for 1 Bob Grogan Republican Michelle Gale Democratic Coroner Vote for 1 Richard Jorgensen Republican No Candidate Democratic Recorder Vote for 1 Fred Bucholz Republican Moon Khan Democratic County Board District 1 2 Year Term Vote for 1 Sam Tornatore Republican Richard Accomando Democratic 4 Year Term Vote for 1 Donald E. Puchalski Republican Roland "Rolly" Waller Democratic County Board District 2 2 Year Term Vote for 1 Richard F. Blass Republican Elizabeth (Liz) Chaplin Democratic 4 Year Term Vote for 1 Sean T. Noonan Republican No Candidate Democratic County Board District 3 2 Year Term Vote for 1 Gary Grasso Republican Joseph Heneghan Democratic 4 Year Term Vote for 1 Brian J. Krajewski Republican Anna M. Schiefelbein Democratic County Board District 4 2 Year Term Vote for 1 Amy L. Grant Republican No Candidate Democratic 4 Year Term Vote for 1 Tim Elliott Republican Khizar Jafri Democratic County Board District 5 2 Year Term Vote for 1 Janice Marie Anderson Republican Tony Michelassi Democratic 4 Year Term Vote for 1 James D. Healy Republican Regina D. Brent Democratic August 30, 2016 : 10:48:42AM 4 2016 General DuPage County Election Commission Candidate Listing Unofficial County Board District 6 2 Year Term Vote for 1 James F. "Jim" Zay Republican Lauren "Laurie" Nowak Democratic 4 Year Term Vote for 1 Robert L. "Bob" Larsen Republican Michael Dobosiewicz Democratic Forest Preserve District 2 Vote for 1 Jeff Redick Republican No Candidate Democratic Forest Preserve District 4 Vote for 1 Tim Whelan Republican Brian Wolter Democratic Forest Preserve District 5 Vote for 1 Mary Lou Wehrli Republican No Candidate Democratic 18Th Judicial Circuit 18Th Judicial (Burke) Vote for 1 Brian F. Telander Republican No Candidate Democratic 18Th Judicial (Equi) Vote for 1 Paul Michael Fullerton Republican No Candidate Democratic 18Th Judicial (Elsner) Vote for 1 Liam Christopher Brennan Republican Jennifer Shilakis Wiesner Democratic.
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