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2010 General 2010 General DuPage County Election Commission Candidate Listing Official UNITED STATES SENATOR Federal US Senator Vote for 1 1 Mark Steven Kirk 275 Whistler Road Highland Park, IL 60035 Republican 2 Alexander "Alexi" Giannoulias 20 E. Cedar Street Chicago, IL 60611 Democratic 3 LeAlan M. Jones 5724 South Justine Street Chicago, IL 60636 Green 4 Mike Labno 19W222 Ginny Ln W Oak Brook, IL 60523 Libertarian Federal US Senator Unexp Vote for 1 1 Mark Steven Kirk 275 Whistler Road Highland Park, IL 60035 Republican 2 Alexander "Alexi" Giannoulias 20 E. Cedar Street Chicago, IL 60611 Democratic 3 LeAlan M. Jones 5724 South Justine Street Chicago, IL 60636 Green 4 Mike Labno 19W222 Ginny Ln W Oak Brook, IL 60523 Libertarian STATE OF ILLINOIS Governor-Lt Governor Vote for 1 1 Bill Brady 1202 Elmwood Road Bloomington, IL 61701 Republican Jason Plummer 2 Pat Quinn 1852 North Nashville Avenue Chicago, IL 60707 Democratic Sheila Simon 3 Rich Whitney 1801 New Era Road Carbondale, IL 62901 Green Don W. Crawford 4 Lex Green 2707 Crooked Creek Road Bloomington, IL 61705 Libertarian Ed Rutledge 6 Scott Lee Cohen 2128 North Winchester Ave Chicago, IL 60614 Independent Baxter B. Swilley Attorney General Vote for 1 1 Steve Kim 3351 Old Mill Rd Northbrook, IL 60062 Republican 2 Lisa Madigan 4152 N Rockwell St Chicago, IL 60618 Democratic 3 David F. Black 107 W 4th St Belvidere, IL 61008 Green 4 Bill Malan 2300 West Polk Street Chicago, IL 60612 Libertarian Secretary Of State Vote for 1 1 Robert Enriquez 2240 Walcott Rd Aurora, IL 60504 Republican 2 Jesse White 300 W Hill St Apt 714 Chicago, IL 60610 Democratic 3 No Candidate Green 4 Josh Hanson 720 Crescent St Apt 132 Wheaton, IL 60187 Libertarian State Comptroller Vote for 1 1 Judy Baar Topinka 380 Herrick Rd Riverside, IL 60546 Republican 2 David E. Miller 20340 Joy Ln Lynwood, IL 60411 Democratic 3 R. Erika Schafer 2614 N Spaulding Ave Unit 1 Chicago, IL 60647 Green 4 Julie Fox 536 South 5th Street Dundee, IL 60118 Libertarian September 27, 2010 8:23 am 1 2010 General DuPage County Election Commission Candidate Listing Official STATE OF ILLINOIS State Treasurer Vote for 1 1 Dan Rutherford 13266 East 950 North Rd Chenoa, IL 61726 Republican 2 Robin Kelly 4203 Cedarwood Ln Matteson, IL 60443 Democratic 3 Scott K. Summers 20605 E Brink St Harvard, IL 60033 Green 4 James Pauly 3600 North Lake Shore Dr., Apt. 524 Chicago, IL 60613 Libertarian 6TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT Con 06 Dist Rep Vote for 1 1 Peter J. Roskam 141 Shelley Ln Wheaton, IL 60189 Republican 2 Benjamin S. Lowe 1721 E Roosevelt Rd Apt 1A Wheaton, IL 60187 Democratic 3 No Candidate Green 13TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT Con 13 Dist Rep Vote for 1 1 Judy Biggert 425 E 6th St Hinsdale, IL 60521 Republican 2 Scott Harper 905 S State St Lockport, IL 60441 Democratic 3 No Candidate Green 14TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT Con 14 Dist Rep Vote for 1 1 Randall M. "Randy" Hultgren 1S651 Verdun Dr Winfield, IL 60190 Republican 2 Bill Foster 218 N Water St Apt 201 Batavia, IL 60510 Democratic 3 Daniel J Kairis 525 Medford Dr South Elgin, IL 60177 Green STATE SENATOR 28th Legislative District Vote for 1 1 John J. Millner 756 Burning Trl Carol Stream, IL 60188 Republican 2 Corinne Michelle Pierog 93 Whittington Crse St Charles, IL 60174 Democratic 3 No Candidate Green September 27, 2010 8:23 am 2 2010 General DuPage County Election Commission Candidate Listing Official STATE REPRESENTATIVE 41st Representative District Vote for 1 1 Chris Nybo 444 Mitchell Ave Elmhurst, IL 60126 Republican 2 Brian J. Stephenson 434 N Spring Ave LaGrange Park, IL 60526 Democratic 3 No Candidate Green 42nd Representative District Vote for 1 1 Sandra M. Pihos 512 Williamsburgh Rd Glen Ellyn, IL 60137 Republican 2 Kathryn F. Vlahos 4911 Washington St Downers Grove, IL 60515 Democratic 3 No Candidate Green 45th Representative District Vote for 1 1 Franco Coladipietro 157 Cardinal Dr Bloomingdale, IL 60108 Republican 2 JoAnn Franzen 6N705 Valley Rd Roselle, IL 60172 Democratic 3 No Candidate Green 46th Representative District Vote for 1 1 Dennis M. Reboletti 573 W Gladys Ave Elmhurst, IL 60126 Republican 2 Deborah O'Keefe Conroy 385 Highland Ave Elmhurst, IL 60126 Democratic 3 No Candidate Green 47th Representative District Vote for 1 1 Patricia R. "Patti" Bellock 431 Canterbury Ct Hinsdale, IL 60521 Republican 2 James F. "Jim" Speta 6813 Valley View Dr Downers Grove, IL 60516 Democratic 3 Bob Mueller 44 W 59th St Apt D Westmont, IL 60559 Green 48th Representative District Vote for 1 1 Michael G. Connelly 2641 Brunswick Ct Lisle, IL 60532 Republican 2 Barbara Green 5608 Riverview Dr Lisle, IL 60532 Democratic 3 No Candidate Green 55th Representative District Vote for 1 1 Randy Ramey 935 Glenlake Dr Carol Stream, IL 60188 Republican 2 Gregory C. Brownfield 748 Bayberry Dr Bartlett, IL 60103 Democratic 3 No Candidate Green 56th Representative District Vote for 1 1 Ryan Higgins 1106 N. Plum Grove Rd., Apt 207 Schaumburg, IL 60173 Republican 2 Michelle Mussman 217 Tudor Ln Schaumburg, IL 60193 Democratic 3 No Candidate Green 77th Representative District Vote for 1 1 Angelo "Skip" Saviano 7730 W Belden Ave Elmwood Park, IL 60707 Republican 2 No Candidate Democratic 3 No Candidate Green 82nd Representative District Vote for 1 1 Jim Durkin 4719 Grand Ave Western Springs, IL 60558 Republican 2 Matthew T. Mostowik 1228 73rd Pl Darien, IL 60561 Democratic 3 No Candidate Green 84th Representative District Vote for 1 1 Tom Cross 11 Partridge Sq Oswego, IL 60543 Republican 2 Dennis Grosskopf 1654 Fieldstone Dr N Shorewood, IL 60404 Democratic 3 No Candidate Green 95th Representative District Vote for 1 1 Mike Fortner 212 Fulton St West Chicago, IL 60185 Republican 2 Maria Owens 28W111 Marion Rd Winfield, IL 60190 Democratic 3 No Candidate Green 96th Representative District Vote for 1 1 Darlene Senger 598 S Whispering Hills Dr Naperville, IL 60540 Republican 2 Dawn DeSart 2819 Loveland St Apt 106 Naperville, IL 60564 Democratic 3 No Candidate Green September 27, 2010 8:23 am 3 2010 General DuPage County Election Commission Candidate Listing Official SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS DuPage County Regional School Vote for 1 1 Darlene J. Ruscitti 131 Fairlane Ct Apt A Bloomingdale, IL 60108 Republican 2 No Candidate Democratic 3 No Candidate Green Kane County Regional School Vote for 1 1 Douglas E. Johnson 2700 Blackman Road Geneva, IL 60134 Republican 2 No Candidate Democratic 3 No Candidate Green COUNTY OFFICES County Board Chairman Vote for 1 1 Dan Cronin 371 Mitchell Ave Elmhurst, IL 60126 Republican 2 Carole A. Cheney 918 Lakeridge Ct Aurora, IL 60502 Democratic 3 No Candidate Green Clerk Vote for 1 1 Gary A. King 22W118 Butterfield Rd Glen Ellyn, IL 60137 Republican 2 No Candidate Democratic 3 No Candidate Green Sheriff Vote for 1 1 John E. Zaruba 1527 Gainesboro Dr Wheaton, IL 60189 Republican 2 No Candidate Democratic 3 No Candidate Green Treasurer Vote for 1 1 Gwen Henry 905 W Elm St Wheaton, IL 60189 Republican 2 No Candidate Democratic 3 No Candidate Green September 27, 2010 8:23 am 4 2010 General DuPage County Election Commission Candidate Listing Official COUNTY BOARD DISTRICT 1 Ctybd 1 2Yr Vote for 1 1 Donald E. Puchalski 1029 Compton Pt Addison, IL 60101 Republican 2 Kathryn Tracy Salzano 517 Walnut St Elmhurst, IL 60126 Democratic 3 No Candidate Green COUNTY BOARD DISTRICT 2 Ctybd 2 2Yr Vote for 1 1 Jeff Redick 851 Princeton Ct Elmhurst, IL 60126 Republican 2 Catherine D. Sewell 501 S Illinois Ave Villa Park, IL 60181 Democratic 3 No Candidate Green COUNTY BOARD DISTRICT 3 Ctybd 3 2Yr Vote for 1 1 Brian J. Krajewski 6455 Nash St Downers Grove, IL 60516 Republican 2 Karol A. Sole 116 Peach Tree Ln Westmont, IL 60559 Democratic 3 No Candidate Green COUNTY BOARD DISTRICT 4 Ctybd 4 2Yr Vote for 1 1 Jerry "JR" McBride 309 Grandview Ave Glen Ellyn, IL 60137 Republican 2 Tom Wendorf 1S514 Taylor Rd Glen Ellyn, IL 60137 Democratic 3 No Candidate Green COUNTY BOARD DISTRICT 5 Ctybd 5 2Yr Vote for 1 1 John P. Zediker 1088 Johnson Dr Naperville, IL 60540 Republican 2 Brian Duewel 24W724 Blackstone Ct Naperville, IL 60540 Democratic 3 No Candidate Green COUNTY BOARD DISTRICT 6 Ctybd 6 2Yr Vote for 1 1 Robert L. "Bob" Larsen 26W140 Arrow Glen Ct Wheaton, IL 60189 Republican 2 Dave Barry 900 Poplar Ln Bartlett, IL 60103 Democratic 3 No Candidate Green September 27, 2010 8:23 am 5 2010 General DuPage County Election Commission Candidate Listing Official FOREST PRESERVE PRESIDENT Du Page Forest Pres Vote for 1 1 D. Dewey Pierotti 710 Holly Ct Addison, IL 60101 Republican 2 Dennis P. Clark 1S610 Verdun Dr Winfield, IL 60190 Democratic 3 No Candidate Green FOREST PRESERVE DISTRICT 2 FOREST PRESERVE DISTRICT 2 Vote for 1 1 Joseph F. Cantore 1S141 Spring Rd Oakbrook Terr, IL 60181 Republican 2 Hilary A. Denk 433 Wilson St Downers Grove, IL 60515 Democratic 3 No Candidate Green FOREST PRESERVE DISTRICT 4 FOREST PRESERVE DISTRICT 4 Vote for 1 1 Michael "Mike" Formento 65 Exmoor Ave Glen Ellyn, IL 60137 Republican 2 Eric Bergman 628 Prairie Ave Glen Ellyn, IL 60137 Democratic 3 No Candidate Green FOREST PRESERVE DISTRICT 6 FOREST PRESERVE DISTRICT 6 Vote for 1 1 Roger G. Kotecki 2S754 Winchester Cir W Apt 2 Warrenville, IL 60555 Republican 2 Shannon M. Burns 1S726 Bender Ln West Chicago, IL 60185 Democratic 3 No Candidate Green 2ND APPELLATE 2nd Appellate (Callum) Vote for 1 1 Ann B.
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