Suburban Cook County Elections Press Packet

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
November 7, 2016
Nick Shields: 312.603.6952

nick.shields@cookcountyil.gov
James Scalzitti: 312.603.0991
james.scalzitti@cookcountyil.gov
Clerk Orr gives Election Day tips, trends

All forms of pre-Election Day voting shatter records
More than 1.5 million suburban Cook County residents a record number for a presidential election are
registered to vote in tomorrows Presidential General Election, according to Cook County Clerk David Orr.
A true winner this election season is Early Voting, Orr said. About 26% of Cook Countys 1.5 million
registered voters have already voted. Thats a historic way to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Early Voting in
Illinois.
2008
Total
2012
Total
2016 Total
(unofficial)
% Increase
2012-2016
1,436,811
1,416,881
1,512,190
6.7%
226,084
228,695
315,875*
38.1%
4,197
8,212
10,990*
33.8%
27,727/33,076
36,754/43,129
69,270/113,375**
88.5%
258,008
273,661
396,135
44.8%
1,056,242
1,001,693
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% Pre-Election Ballots
24.4%
27.3%
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Overall Turnout
73.5%
70.7%
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Registered Voters
Early Voting
Grace Period Voting
Mail Voting Returned/Applications
Total Pre-Election Ballots
Total Ballots Cast
*As of 11/6/16 at 3 p.m. Grace period and Early Voting continue on 11/7.
**As of 11/6/16. Mail ballots postmarked by 11/8 can be received until 11/22.
An election information notice was mailed to all registered voters last month. Voters are not required to show their
voter ID card before voting, but it does list useful information including the voters precinct, polling location and voting
districts. Voters can also check their registration status, precinct, polling place and sample ballot at the Clerks website,
cookcountyclerk.com/VoterInfo, or via the Clerks mobile site, m.cookcountyclerk.com.
Here are some standout statistics about tomorrows election:
1,512,190 registered voters in suburban Cook County (1,416,881 in the 2012 Presidential Election)
175 candidates in 117 contests, 65% of which are uncontested
8,600 election judges, working in 1,031 polling places
315,875 ballots cast during in-person early voting through Sunday, comparable to 228,695 total early votes
in 2012
The vast majority about 65.2 percent -- of early voters have been older than 50; Voters older than 60 have
made up 43.6 percent of early voters
Women have made up about 57.6 percent of all suburban Cook County early voters
The five busiest early voting locations through Sunday were: Orland Township (14,280); Evanston Civic Center
(14,082); Arlington Heights Village Hall (13,569); Oak Park Village Hall (12,016); Northbrook Village Hall (11,969).
Recent Presidential turnout in suburban Cook County:
o 2012: 70.7%
o 2008: 73.5%
o 2004: 74.3%
ELECTION DAY REGISTRATION

This is the first Presidential General Election to offer Election Day Registration. Voters who are not registered to vote can
register and vote at their home precinct only, on Election Day. Any voter who is not registered and needs to know where
to go to register and vote on Election Day can just go to cookcountyclerk.com/VoterInfo to search by address for their
polling place. They need to go to their home precinct to register and vote on Election Day if they are not already
registered.
Voters planning on registering to vote or updating their voter information on Election Day must bring two forms of ID,
one with current address. No photo ID is necessary.
ELECTION RESULTS
Election results for suburban Cook County, not including Chicago, will be available at: cookcountyclerk.com.
After polls close on Election Night, the Cook County Clerks office tabulates and displays unofficial vote totals that
include: all early votes; all mail ballots received by Election Day; and all ballots cast in the precincts on Election Day.
Precinct- and township-level results are not available on Election Night.
The Clerks office will tabulate all mail ballots received within two weeks of Election Day if they are postmarked by
November 8 and all provisional ballots that are verified. By statute, Illinois election authorities have up to three weeks to
certify election results.
ELECTION DATA
Election data including voter registration statistics, turnout history, and Post-Election Reports from previous elections to
2008 are available at the Clerks website. Maps which show where voters cast their ballots throughout Cook County, as
well as other election data from the past four elections, can be found in the Map Room section of the Clerks website.
OVERLAPPING DISTRICTS
Many district boundaries overlap with another election jurisdiction. In those situations, election night vote totals must
be combined from different websites. A handy overlapping district chart is included in the press packet to help guide
your coverage.
MEDIA CREDENTIALS AND GUIDELINES

Members of the media do not need a paper credential provided by the Clerk's office to visit, film or photograph
suburban Cook County precincts. However, election judges will require news reporters, photographers and TV crews to
show a government-issued or company identification card. Please remember interviews cannot be conducted inside the
polling place.
PHONE NUMBERS
Media inquiries Nick Shields
Media inquiries James Scalzitti
312.603.6952
312.802.4639
312.603.0991
312.835.0817
Voter help line English
312.603.0906
Voter help line Spanish
312.603.6767
Voter help line Hindi
312.603.6743
Voter help line Chinese
312.603.6769
Voter help line Polish
312.603.6770
Help line for voters with disabilities
312.603.0929
TDD (for voters with hearing disabilities)
312.603.0902
Legal hotline
312.603.0236
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Suburban Cook County

November 8, 2016 Election Quick Facts
Registered Voters: 1,512,190

Precincts: 1,599
Polling Places: 1,031
Election Judges: 8,600
Races:
o 41 contested
o 76 uncontested
o Total: 117
Candidates on Ballot:
o 175 candidates
o Judicial Retention: 58
o Total: 175 without judicial retention candidates
o Total: 233 with judicial retention candidates
Constitutional Amendment Question: 1
Referenda: 46
Write-in Candidates: 34
Ballot Styles: 382
Townships voting in suburban Cook County: 30
SUBURBAN COOK COUNTY PRESIDENTIAL GENERAL ELECTION TURNOUT

Election
November 2008
November 2012
November 2016
Registered Voters
1,436,210
1,416,811
1,512,190
Turnout
1,056,242
73.5%
1,001,693
70.7%
N/A

Voter Registration in Presidential Elections by Township
# of Registered Voters
Township
Barrington
Berwyn
Bloom
Bremen
Calumet
Cicero
Elk Grove
Evanston
Hanover
Lemont
Leyden
Lyons
Maine
New Trier
Niles
Northfield
Norwood Park
Oak Park
Orland
Palatine
Palos
Proviso
Rich
River Forest
Riverside
Schaumburg
Stickney
Thornton
Wheeling
Worth
Suburban Total
Nov. 2008
10,007
25,696
56,014
68,307
11,246
26,824
45,353
47,062
42,294
13,134
43,974
62,509
75,645
39,490
63,411
57,271
15,447
35,549
65,884
61,808
33,172
90,903
51,423
7,592
10,474
70,084
19,213
109,744
87,454
89,226
1,436,210
Nov. 2012
10,458
24,622
53,057
66,675
11,040
27,820
45,101
44,477
44,512
13,798
43,940
61,777
75,670
39,887
63,337
57,429
15,096
34,628
65,867
61,497
33,015
86,435
50,838
7,638
10,338
70,097
19,233
104,222
86,839
87,468
1,416,811
Nov. 2016
11,386
28,079
54,537
68,961
11,599
30,971
48,776
48,765
49,871
15,107
47,880
67,056
81,715
41,577
68,838
61,155
16,251
37,180
69,263
66,786
34,635
91,702
53,150
8,002
11,114
75,648
21,104
105,467
92,738
92,877
1,512,190
% Change
2012-2016
8.87%
14.04%
2.79%
3.43%
5.06%
11.33%
8.15%
9.64%
12.04%
9.49%
8.97%
8.55%
7.99%
4.24%
8.69%
6.49%
7.65%
7.37%
5.16%
8.60%
4.91%
6.09%
4.55%
4.77%
7.51%
7.92%
9.73%
1.19%
6.79%
6.18%
6.73%
Suburban Cook County Registration and Voter Turnout 1990 - 2016

General Elections
Year
Registered Voters
Ballots Cast
Percent Turnout
1990
1,245,107
657,674
52.8%
1992*
1,399,886
1,062,229
75.9%
1994
1,272,630
632,598
49.7%
1996*
1,328,808
872,447
65.7%
1998
1,262,137
680,917
53.9%
2000*
1,308,940
954,769
72.9%
2002
1,365,947
697,872
51.1%
2004*
1,378,159
1,024,867
74.3%
2006
1,349,371
680,696
49.7%
2008*
1,436,210
1,056,242
73.5%
2010
1,370,186
719,090
52.5%
2012*
1,416,811
1,001,693
70.7%
2014
1,398,724
696,403
49.8%
2016*
1,512,190
n/a
n/a
*Presidential years
Primary Elections
Year
Registered Voters
Ballots Cast
Percent Turnout
1990
1,248,996
377,715
30.2%
1992*
1,185,460
476,517
40.2%
1994
1,270,171
355,620
28.0%
1996*
1,216,588
309,772
25.5%
1998
1,348,524
322,970
23.9%
2000*
1,219,409
282,041
23.1%
2002
1,313,943
438,844
33.4%
2004*
1,295,632
406,115
31.3%
2006
1,383,846
345,970
25.0%
2008*
1,350,580
585,449
43.3%
2010
1,439,415
367,688
25.5%
2012*
1,394,649
329,537
23.6%
2014
1,451,593
232,088
16.0%
2016*
1,443,261
701,525
48.6%
*Presidential years
Turnout - Primary v. General

Year
Primary
General
Difference
1990
30.2%
52.8%
22.6%
1992*
40.2%
75.9%
35.7%
1994
28.0%
49.7%
21.7%
1996*
25.5%
65.7%
40.2%
1998
23.9%
53.9%
30.0%
2000*
23.1%
72.9%
49.8%
2002
33.4%
51.1%
17.7%
2004*
31.3%
74.3%
43.0%
2006
25.0%
49.7%
24.7%
2008*
43.3%
73.5%
30.2%
2010
25.5%
52.5%
27.0%
2012*
23.6%
70.7%
47.1%
2014
16.0%
49.8%
33.8%
2016*
48.6%
n/a
n/a
*Presidential years
Election Day Contact Information

These phone numbers apply to suburban Cook County precincts ONLY!
Media Inquiries
Nick Shields 312.603.6952

312.802.4639
James Scalzitti 312.603.0991
312.835.0817
Legal
To report voter fraud or irregularities
312.603.0236
Automated Directory
Election Information
* Polling place location
* Other voter services
312.603.0906
cookcountyclerk.com/Elections
Voter Verification
Status Check
312.603.0239
cookcountyclerk.com/VoterInfo
Election Information
Spanish
Polish
Chinese
Hindi
312.603.6767
312.603.6770
312.603.6769
312.603.6743
Disabled Voters
Hospitalized Voters, Curbside Voting
312.603.0929
TDD
Hearing Impaired
312.603.0902
Election Results
cookcountyclerk.com
Facebook
facebook.com/ClerkOrr
Twitter
@cookcountyclerk
Media Guidelines for November 8, 2016 Election

Attention: Reporters, photographers and TV news crews
If any member of the media plans to visit a suburban Cook County polling place on Election Day, please
follow these guidelines:
Upon entering the polling place, introduce yourself to the election judges before conducting any
interviews or taking any photographs.
Provide proof of your media status preferably a press pass with photo. Business cards will also
be accepted. (The Clerks office no longer issues media credentials.)
All interviews must be conducted outside the polling place, so as not to disturb voting.
Photos and videos can be taken inside the precinct. However, you may not take shots of a voter
making their choices on a paper or touchscreen ballot.
Please ask first, and respect voters and poll workers who say they do not want to be interviewed
or photographed.
The Clerks office explains these rules to election judges during training. If you encounter resistance,
contact Nick Shields, 312.603.6952, or James Scalzitti, 312.603.0991.
Write-in candidates: November 8, 2016 Presidential Election

To be eligible as a write-in candidate in Illinois, a person must file paperwork with the county clerk or election
authority in each jurisdiction where his or her name will appear on the ballot.
President and Vice President of the United States

Joann Breivogel
Darrell Castle & Scott Bradley
Duff Cooper Smith
Ben Hartnell
Tom Hoefling
Laurence Kotlikoff & Edward Leamer
Jonathan Lee
Joseph A Maldonado
Kevin P McKee
Evan McMullin
Laio Morris
Matthew Roberts
Marshall Roy Schoenke & James Creighton
Mitchell, Jr.
Phillip Seeberg
David G Stack
James T. Struck
Roy Wayne Tyree
Mary A. Vann
United States Senator
Jim Brown
Susana Sandoval
Eric Kufi James Stewart
United States Congress, 3rd District

Diane Harris
Representative in Congress, 5th District
Michael MJ Krynski
Susanne Atanus
David Williams
Joseph William Kopsick
State Senator, 10th District
Jonathon Luers
State Representative, 43rd District
Richard Evans
State Representative, 52nd District
Chris Bauman
Recorder of Deeds
Phil Collins
Judge, 1st Subcircuit, (Hopkins Vacancy)
Maryam Ahmad
Referenda: November 8, 2016 Presidential Election

Title
Proposed Amendment to the Illinois Constitution
Countywide, Merge Offices
Countywide, Earned Sick Time
Village of Barrington, Construct Underpass
Question
NOTICE THE FAILURE TO VOTE THIS BALLOT MAY BE THE EQUIVALENT OF A
NEGATIVE VOTE, BECAUSE A CONVENTION SHALL BE CALLED OR THE
AMENDMENT SHALL BECOME EFFECTIVE IF APPROVED BY EITHER THREEFIFTHS OF THOSE VOTING ON THE QUESTION OR A MAJORITY OF THOSE
VOTING IN THE ELECTION. (THIS IS NOT TO BE CONSTRUED AS A DIRECTION
THAT YOUR VOTE IS REQUIRED TO BE CAST EITHER IN FAVOR OF OR IN
OPPOSITION TO THE PROPOSITION HEREIN CONTAINED.) WHETHER YOU
VOTE THIS BALLOT OR NOT YOU MUST RETURN IT TO THE ELECTION JUDGE
WHEN YOU LEAVE THE VOTING BOOTH. CONSTITUTION BALLOT PROPOSED
AMENDMENT TO THE 1970 ILLINOIS CONSTITUTION Explanation of
Amendment The proposed amendment adds a new section to the Revenue
Article of the Illinois Constitution. The proposed amendment provides that
no moneys derived from taxes, fees, excises, or license taxes, relating to
registration, titles, operation, or use of vehicles or public highways, roads,
streets, bridges, mass transit, intercity passenger rail, ports, or airports, or
motor fuels, including bond proceeds, shall be expended for other than
costs of administering laws related to vehicles and transportation, costs for
construction, reconstruction, maintenance, repair, and betterment of
public highways, roads, streets, bridges, mass transit, intercity passenger
rail, ports, airports, or other forms of transportation, and other statutory
highway purposes, including the State or local share to match federal aid
highway funds. You are asked to decide whether the proposed amendment
should become part of the Illinois Constitution. For the proposed addition
of Section 11 to Article IX of the Illinois Constitution.
Shall the Office of the Cook County Recorder of Deeds be eliminated and all
duties and responsibilities of the Office of the Cook County Recorder of
Deeds be transferred to, and assumed by, the Office of the Cook County
Clerk by December 7, 2020?
Shall Illinois enact the Earned Sick Time for Employees Act which will allow
Illinois workers to earn up to 40 hours of sick time a year to take care of
their own health or a family member's health?
Shall the Village of Barrington spend public funds to construct an underpass
beneath the railroad tracks on Northwest Highway (US Route 14) east of
Route 59 and/or rerouting Lake Zurich Road through Citizen's Park and the
Barrington Library property?
Village of Broadview, Term Limits
Village of Brookfield, Issue Bonds
Village of Burr Ridge, Increase Limiting Rate
City of Calumet City, Tavern Hours

City of Calumet City, Pensions
City of Calumet City, Term Limits
Town of Cicero, Consolidate Park Districts

Town of Cicero, Free Skate Night
Shall the terms of office for those persons elected to the office of Village
President in the Village of Broadview, at the April 4, 2017 consolidated
election, and at each election for said office thereafter, be limited such that
no person shall be eligible to seek election to or hold the office of Village
President where that person has been previously elected to the office of
Village President of the Village of Broadview for two (2) consecutive full
four (4) year terms?
Shall the Village of Brookfield, Cook County, Illinois, erect a new public
library building, furnish necessary equipment therefor and issue its bonds
to the amount of not to exceed $10,300,000 for the purpose of paying the
costs thereof?
Shall the limiting rate under the Property Tax Extension Limitation Law for
the Village of Burr Ridge, Cook and DuPage Counties, Illinois, be increased
by an additional amount equal to 0.0499% above the limiting rate for
DuPage County and 0.048% above the limiting rate for Cook County for the
purpose of funding street and other infrastructure improvements within
the Village for levy year 2015 and be equal to 0.1612% in DuPage County
and 0.161% in Cook County of the equalized assessed value of the taxable
property therein for levy year 2016? 1) The approximate amount of taxes
extendable at the most recently extended limiting rates of DuPage and
Cook Counties is $1,135,241, and the approximate amount of taxes
extendable if the proposition is approved is $1,635,693. 2) For the 2016
levy year the approximate amount of the additional tax extendable against
property containing a single-family residence and having a fair market value
at the time of the referendum of $100,000 is estimated to be $16.63 for
such property in DuPage County and $12.81 for such property in Cook
County. 3) If the proposition is approved, the aggregate extension for 2016
will be determined by the limiting rate set forth in the proposition, rather
than the otherwise applicable limiting rate calculated under the provisions
of the Property Tax Extension Limitation Law (commonly known as the
Property Tax Cap Law).
Shall the City of Calumet City Allow Taverns (Bars) to Remain Open until
2:00 a.m. on Fridays (after midnight) and Saturdays (after midnight)?
Should any Calumet City elected official be able to receive two (2) pensions
by being allowed to participate in the Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund if
he or she is also a member of the Illinois General Assembly Retirement
System?
Shall the City of Calumet City, Cook County, Illinois, adopt the following
term limits for the Office of Mayor to be effective for and applicable to all
persons who are candidates for Mayor being elected at the Consolidated
Election to be held on April 4, 2017, and subsequent elections: Mayor - No
person shall be eligible to seek election to, or hold the office of mayor
where that person has held the elected office of either mayor or alderman
of the City of Calumet City for four (4) or more consecutive full four (4) year
terms?
Shall Hawthorne Park District consolidate into Clyde Park District, and
become one park district?
Shall the Town of Cicero have a weekly free skate night at the Bobby Hull
Ice Rink for Cicero residents?
Town of Cicero, Consolidate Library

Village of Crestwood, Term Limits
City of Harvey, Term Limits
Village of Maywood, Video Gaming Liquor

Licenses
Village of Merrionette Park, Part Time Fire Dept.
Village of Merrionette Park, Full Time Fire Dept.
Village of Merrionette Park, Dog Park

Village of Olympia Fields, Sales Tax
Village of Westchester, Increase Limiting Rate
Shall the Cicero Public Library consolidate its functions with the Town of
Cicero?
Shall the Village of Crestwood, Cook County, Illinois adopt the following
term limits to be effective for and applicable to all persons who are
candidates for those offices being elected at the Presidential General
Election held on November 8, 2016 and subsequent elections, so that no
person may hold the office of Village Mayor, Village Clerk, or Village Trustee
for more than three consecutive four-year terms?
Shall the City of Harvey, Cook County, Illinois adopt the following term
limits for the following Offices to be effective for and applicable to all
persons who are candidates for those Offices being elected at the
Consolidated Election to be held on April 2, 2019 and subsequent elections,
and with all prior consecutive terms of a current officeholder counted in
determining term limits for that officeholder: A) Mayor - No person may
hold the office of Mayor for more than four (4) consecutive four (4) year
terms; B) Alderman - No person may hold the office of Alderman for more
than four (4) consecutive four (4) year terms; C) City Clerk - No person may
hold the office of City Clerk for more than four (4) consecutive four (4) year
terms; D) City Treasurer - No person may hold the office of City Treasurer
for more than four (4) consecutive four (4) year terms?
Shall the Village of Maywood adopt an ordinance prohibiting the issuance
of any new Class M (Video Gaming Caf?/Bistro) Liquor Licenses in the
Village of Maywood?
Shall the Village of Merrionette Park investigate a part time fire department
and pass along the $500,000.00 yearly cost to property owners annually in
property tax bills by increasing the Village's tax rate?
Shall the Village of Merrionette Park investigate a full time fire department
and pass along the $700,000.00 yearly cost to property owners annually in
property tax bills by increasing the Village's tax rate?
Shall the Village of Merrionette Park consider creating a Dog Park on land in
the Village of Merrionette Park?
Shall the Village of Olympia Fields impose a Non-Home Rule Municipal
Retailers' Occupation Tax and a Non-Home Rule Municipal Service
Occupation Tax (commonly referred to as a municipal sales tax) at a rate of
1% for expenditures on municipal operations, expenditures on public
infrastructure, or property tax relief in accordance with and subject to the
provisions of Sections 8-11-1.3 and 8-11-1.4 of the Illinois Municipal Code
(65 ILCS 5/8-11-1.3 and 65 ILCS 5/8-11-1.4)?
the Village of Westchester, Cook County, Illinois, be increased by an
additional amount equal to 0.238% above the limiting rate for the purpose
of public safety, police, fire and other municipal purposes for levy year
2015 and be equal to 1.676% of the equalized assessed value of the taxable
property therein for levy year 2016? 1) The approximate amount of taxes
extendable at the most recently extended limiting rate is $6,256,078, and
the approximate amount of taxes extendable if the proposition is approved
is $7,291,507. 2) For the 2016 levy year, the approximate amount of the
additional tax extendable against property containing a single family
residence and having a fair market value at the time of the referendum of
$100,000 is estimated to be $63.51. 3) If the proposition is approved, the
aggregate extension for 2016 will be determined by the limiting rate set
forth in the proposition, rather than the otherwise applicable limiting rate
calculated under the provisions of the Property Tax Extension Limitation
Law (commonly known as the Property Tax Cap Law).
Village of Western Springs, Issue Bonds
Village of Willow Springs, Red Light Cameras
Village of Willow Springs, Speed Cameras
Village of Willow Springs, Police Operations

Berwyn Township, Fossil Fuel
Berwyn Township, Climate Change
Oak Park Township, 2nd Amendment
Orland Township, Transfer Territory

Orland Township, Climate Change
Proviso Township, Amend Constitution
Shall the Village of Western Springs, Cook County, Illinois, for the purpose
of making road and street improvements within the corporate boundaries
and under the jurisdiction of the Village of Western Springs, issue bonds in
the amount of $12,000,000 for the purpose of paying the costs thereof and
the expenses incidental thereto?
Shall the Village Board pass an ordinance allowing red-light cameras to be
installed at the intersection of Archer and Willow Springs Road in the
Village of Willow Springs and fines assessed for violations of stoplights?
Shall the Village of Willow Springs support efforts to have the Illinois
General Assembly authorize the use of automated speed enforcement
systems (speed cameras) in school zones on school days in the Village of
Willow Springs?
Shall the Village of Willow Springs explore cost saving options by
consolidating police department operations with nearby departments?
Shall all levels of government including federal, state, county, and
municipal districts cease purchasing securities in the fossil fuel industry in
order to break the hold of fossil fuel corporations on markets and
governments and bring about a swift transition from fossil fuels to
sustainable energy?
Shall our Representatives and Senators in the U.S. Congress sponsor and/or
support measures that will: Acknowledge the serious threat posed by
climate change and reduce greenhouse gas emissions in a clear,
transparent and effective way?
Shall the Constitution of the United States be amended as follows? The
second article of amendment to the Constitution of the United States is
repealed. The United States Congress shall regulate the licensing and use of
arms.
Shall the territory comprising Orland Township be transferred from Cook
County, Illinois, to Will County, Illinois?
transparent, and effective way?
Should the United States Constitution be amended to clearly state that only
individual persons, and not corporations, associations, or any other
organizational entities are entitled to the rights enumerated in the
Constitution?
Proviso Township, Fossil Fuels
Proviso Township, Climate Change
Thornton Township, Mental Health
Thornton Township, Youth Opportunities
Thornton Township, Homeless Shelter
Wheeling Township, Abolish Road District
School District 15, Issue Bonds
School District 57, Abolish Township Trustee
Shall all levels of government including federal, state, county, and

municipal districts cease purchasing securities in the fossil fuel industry in
order to break the hold of fossil fuel corporations on markets and
governments and bring about a swift transition from fossil fuels to
sustainable energy?
transparent and effective way?
Shall Thornton Township establish a mental health committee for the
purposes of assessing the needs of Thornton Township residents by
partnering with area providers to offer mental health, substance abuse,
counseling, crisis intervention and psychiatric services to Thornton
Township residents in need?
Shall Thornton Township seek new and expanded partnership opportunities
with colleges and high schools located in Thornton Township to provide
additional educational and employment opportunities for youth residents
of the Township?
Shall Thornton Township establish an emergency housing shelter and
programs to assist Township residents struggling with homelessness,
including programs to transition from homeless, to renter, to independent
living?
Shall the Road District of the Township of Wheeling be abolished with all of
the rights, powers, duties, assets, property, liabilities, obligations, and
responsibilities being assumed by the Township of Wheeling?
Shall the Board of Education of Palatine Community Consolidated School
District Number 15, Cook County, Illinois, build and equip two school
buildings, acquire a site for one of said school buildings, improve the sites
of both of said school buildings and issue bonds of said School District to
the amount of $130,000,000 for the purpose of paying the costs thereof?
Shall the Board of Education of River Trails School District Number 26, Cook
County, Illinois, build and equip an early learning education center to
replace the Park View School Building, improve the site thereof and issue
bonds of said School District to the amount of $29,000,000 for the purpose
of paying the costs thereof?
Shall the offices of township treasurer and trustee of schools of Township
41 North, Range 11 (Elk Grove Township) be abolished?
Shall the offices of township treasurer and trustee of schools of Township

41 North, Range 11 (Elk Grove Township) be abolished?
Shall the Board of Education of East Prairie School District Number 73, Cook
County, Illinois, build and equip a school building to replace the East Prairie
School Building, improve school property and issue bonds of said School
District to the amount of $47,353,147 for the purpose of paying the costs
thereof?
Shall the extension limitation under the Property Tax Extension Limitation
Law for Norridge School District Number 80, Cook County, Illinois, be
increased from the lesser of 5% or the percentage increase in the
Consumer Price Index over the prior levy year to 73.6% for the 2016 levy
year? For the 2016 levy year the approximate amount of the additional tax
extendable against property containing a single family residence and having
School District 80, Tax Extension
a fair market value at the time of the referendum of $100,000 is estimated

to be $479.
School District 102, Increase Limiting Rate
High School District 200, Issue Bonds
LaGrange School District Number 102, Cook County, Illinois, be increased by
an additional amount equal to 0.42% above the limiting rate for levy year
2015 for any purpose of said School District and be equal to 4.10% of the
equalized assessed value of the taxable property therein for levy year
2016? 1) The approximate amount of taxes extendable at the most recently
extended limiting rate is $27,354,876, and the approximate amount of
taxes extendable if the proposition is approved is $30,476,900. 2) For the
2016 levy year the approximate amount of the additional tax extendable
against property containing a single family residence and having a fair
market value at the time of the referendum of $100,000 is estimated to be
$112.08. 3) If the proposition is approved, the aggregate extension for 2016
will be determined by the limiting rate set forth in the proposition, rather
than the otherwise applicable limiting rate calculated under the provisions
of the Property Tax Extension Limitation Law (commonly known as the
Property Tax Cap Law).
Shall the Board of Education of Palos Community Consolidated School
District Number 118, Cook County, Illinois, build and equip an addition to
the Palos West Elementary School Building for the District's special
education early childhood and at-risk pre-kindergarten programs, alter,
repair and equip school buildings, improve the sites thereof and issue
bonds of said School District to the amount of $6,500,000 for the purpose
of paying the costs thereof?
Shall the Board of Education of Community Consolidated School District
Number 181, DuPage and Cook Counties, Illinois (located primarily in
Hinsdale and Clarendon Hills, Illinois), improve the site of and build and
equip a new school building and issue bonds of said School District to the
amount of $53,329,194 for the purpose of paying the costs thereof?
Shall the Board of Education of Oak Park and River Forest Consolidated
High School District Number 200, Cook County, Illinois, build and equip a
swimming pool addition to replace the existing 88-year-old swimming pools
at the Oak Park and River Forest High School Building; alter, repair and
equip said School Building to improve the learning, performing arts and
locker room spaces therein; improve the site thereof; build and equip a
parking garage to replace the existing parking garage; and issue bonds of
said School District in an amount not to exceed $25,000,000 for the
purpose of paying costs thereof?
NOVEMBER 8, 2016 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION

SUBURBAN COOK COUNTY - DAILY EARLY VOTING TOTALS BY SITE
Early Voting Location
69 W. Washington (Pedway Room)
9/29
9/30
10/3
10/4
10/5
10/6
10/7
10/8
10/9
10/10
10/11
10/12
10/13
10/14
10/15
10/16
10/17
10/18
10/19
10/20
10/21
10/22
10/23
10/24
10/25
10/26
10/27
10/28
10/29
10/30
10/31
11/1
11/2
11/3
11/4
11/5
11/6
11/7
Total
38
40
59
72
93
76
103
17
74
216
182
158
168
57
16
166
166
167
185
200
32
26
282
338
227
288
273
38
30
270
378
306
435
298
88
95
5,666
69 W. Washington 5th Floor
10
78
Alsip Village Hall
341
279
229
245
230
173
86
234
231
242
308
332
250
273
3,453
Arlington Heights Village Hall
1,049
1,000
901
931
955
939
658
974
926
911
1,039
1,241
1,126
919
13,569
Barrington Hills Village Hall
226
165
133
154
165
177
84
154
149
134
171
255
236
199
2,402
Bellwood Village Hall
645
594
440
532
489
403
207
534
507
510
587
661
637
466
7,212
Berwyn City Hall
379
314
236
283
274
251
138
271
310
331
415
467
452
366
4,487
Bridgeview Courthouse
27
56
71
68
56
52
67
61
107
85
92
86
78
73
41
107
111
107
124
183
116
106
1,874
Brookfield Village Hall
410
365
336
328
364
349
198
380
358
439
506
684
650
563
5,930
Burbank (Prairie Trails Library District)
199
131
157
138
118
118
66
137
194
168
199
235
244
226
2,330
Calumet City Library
492
547
480
471
469
459
301
587
528
415
535
697
545
504
7,030
Calumet Township Community Center
361
332
250
282
271
195
66
265
315
291
370
394
293
227
3,912
Cicero Community Center
231
214
153
167
128
107
79
165
195
201
275
244
225
244
2,628
Cicero PSO Building
176
113
95
97
79
69
69
101
98
116
126
146
163
157
1,605
Crestwood (Andrew Biela Senior Citizen Center)
254
257
178
191
163
118
91
199
176
198
214
261
253
250
2,803
Des Plaines Public Library
649
560
421
468
473
608
357
586
540
469
617
799
755
719
8,021
Elk Grove Village Hall
406
361
293
332
332
281
139
304
343
328
397
463
417
356
4,752
Elmwood Park Village Hall
291
262
177
211
183
235
73
240
213
213
228
345
330
272
3,273
Evanston Civic Center
1,141
993
786
904
960
948
634
919
903
884
1,079
1,464
1,295
1,172
14,082
Franklin Park Village Hall
167
120
82
114
102
115
58
101
117
120
110
193
195
210
1,804
Glenview Village Hall
623
652
560
640
640
1,086
409
673
591
644
666
846
880
811
9,721
Hodgkins Village Hall
561
573
476
427
490
455
204
424
384
485
518
595
604
473
6,669
Hoffman Estates Village Hall
495
410
314
335
376
461
189
384
381
385
477
636
690
624
6,157
Lansing Public Library
375
281
242
236
247
225
100
281
276
263
382
375
388
243
3,914
Lemont Township Hall
344
367
253
280
307
240
95
264
293
309
327
432
360
285
4,156
Lynwood Senior Youth Center
338
250
164
187
181
169
61
222
208
188
214
273
215
144
2,814
Markham Courthouse
129
114
122
110
116
126
109
126
200
166
115
158
178
97
68
209
169
204
224
333
204
253
3,530
Matteson Community Center
917
732
491
592
553
559
253
614
513
576
650
822
629
578
8,479
Maywood Courthouse (Whitcomb Building)
37
50
39
57
42
46
33
66
145
107
84
132
97
83
50
112
123
110
153
184
170
171
2,091
Melrose Park Village Hall
413
291
175
220
219
193
97
219
222
215
292
328
277
225
3,386
Mount Prospect Village Hall
464
382
334
328
429
420
209
360
362
397
482
609
622
607
6,005
Niles Village Hall
512
477
333
375
353
421
142
398
349
408
403
445
465
427
5,508
Norridge Village Hall
321
266
202
213
210
218
87
206
229
201
252
292
331
288
3,316
Northbrook Village Hall
1,063
1,039
853
829
961
928
499
886
772
760
776
972
880
751
11,969
Oak Forest City Hall
471
421
310
400
368
313
118
315
318
360
363
495
376
319
4,947
Oak Lawn Village Hall
683
591
495
525
593
462
316
568
584
592
657
743
718
747
8,274
Oak Park Village Hall
864
868
713
725
857
909
579
877
781
833
924
1,101
1,068
917
12,016
Olympia Fields (Brookdale Senior Living)
401
524
432
431
442
469
191
492
461
464
594
650
556
461
6,568
Orland Township
1,229
1,160
1,006
1,009
941
746
546
1,053
984
1044
1,085
1,328
1,065
1,084
14,280
Palatine Village Hall
687
768
624
697
775
785
413
732
733
866
891
1,124
1,017
843
10,955
Palos Hills Community Center
462
402
336
308
331
223
152
316
342
392
439
539
410
401
5,053
Park Forest Village Hall
615
567
410
364
416
343
105
413
404
396
432
589
435
325
5,814
Park Ridge (Maine Park Leisure Center)
533
475
352
399
435
412
238
414
425
429
480
600
582
554
6,328
Rolling Meadows Courthouse
89
77
74
86
67
75
71
101
117
95
65
85
98
94
47
107
104
102
170
195
227
329
2,475
Schaumburg (Trickster Art Gallery)
938
846
640
695
743
857
417
741
713
723
820
1,085
1,140
1,047
11,405
Skokie Courthouse
73
104
99
77
88
89
95
113
166
146
106
103
130
113
69
149
123
127
160
201
159
266
2,756
Skokie Village Hall
770
823
756
715
751
679
398
775
690
674
785
934
862
769
10,381
Stickney-Forest View Library
198
171
119
136
150
125
82
150
142
174
154
194
219
173
2,187
Streamwood Village Hall
607
664
570
599
639
503
351
645
694
641
760
834
673
700
8,880
Thornton Township Hall
781
717
546
556
577
463
196
682
600
583
756
826
659
466
8,408
Tinley Park Village Hall
550
449
379
345
414
365
237
381
414
448
526
672
577
630
6,387
Wheeling (Korean Cultural Center of Chicago)
281
242
170
240
233
487
194
293
282
266
357
398
456
448
4,347
Wilmette (Centennial Ice Rink)
639
661
649
624
657
689
473
650
691
697
745
951
917
745
9,788
38
40
59
72
93
76
103
17
74
216
537
560
576
57
16
565
538
560
562
670
34
26
25,578
23,621
18,945
20,133
20,900
20,248
10,960
21,535
20,956
21,342
24,659
29,968
27,103
24,429
Total
Unofficial as of 11/6/2016
315,875
Cook County Clerk's Office
Early Voting Turnout for Presidential General Elections

Site 2012

69 W. Washington Pedway
Alsip Village Hall
Barrington Township Hall
Berwyn City Hall
Centennial Park (Wilmette)
Chicago Heights City Hall
Cicero PSO Building
Cicero Town Hall
Des Plaines City Hall
Dolton Public Library
Elk Grove Village hall
Faith Family Future Center
Lemont Library District
Markham Courthouse
Matteson Village Hall
Niles Village Hall
Orland Park Village Hall
Palos Heights Village Hall
Park Ridge City Hall
Schaumburg Public Library
Skokie Courthouse
Skokie Village Hall
Whitcomb Building - Maywood
Total
Total
341
5,352
3,230
12,876
2,361
5,100
2,861
1,366
6,891
4,124
5,378
1,349
874
7,448
5,590
3,836
2,461
9,415
9,751
6,525
6,616
4,482
3,489
3,727
10,499
3,717
3,478
1,920
8,111
5,280
6,681
8,767
13,312
7,904
5,221
4,843
5,374
1,270
9,199
1,855
6,759
1,733
5,244
2,085
228,695
Site 2016
69 W. Washington (Pedway Room)

Alsip Village Hall
Barrington Hills Village Hall
Berwyn City Hall
Brookfield Village Hall
Burbank (Prairie Trails Library District)
Calumet City Library
Cicero Community Center
Cicero PSO Building
Crestwood (Andrew Biela Senior Citizen Center)
Des Plaines Public Library
Elk Grove Village Hall
Franklin Park Village Hall
Lansing Public Library
Lemont Township Hall
Lynwood Senior Youth Center
Markham Courthouse
Matteson Community Center
Maywood Courthouse (Whitcomb Building)
Mount Prospect Village Hall
Niles Village Hall
Olympia Fields (Brookdale Senior Living)
Orland Township
Palos Hills Community Center
Park Ridge (Maine Park Leisure Center)
Schaumburg (Trickster Art Gallery)
Skokie Courthouse
Skokie Village Hall
Thornton Township Hall
Tinley Park Village Hall
Wheeling (Korean Cultural Center of Chicago)
Wilmette (Centennial Ice Rink)
Total
Total
5,666
78
3,453
13,569
2,402
7,212
4,487
1,874
5,930
2,330
7,030
3,912
2,628
1,605
2,803
8,021
4,752
3,273
14,082
1,804
9,721
6,669
6,157
3,914
4,156
2,814
3,530
8,479
2,091
3,386
6,005
5,508
3,316
11,969
4,947
8,274
12,016
6,568
14,280
10,955
5,053
5,814
6,328
2,475
11,405
2,756
10,381
2,187
8,880
8,408
6,387
4,347
9,788
315,875
SUBURBAN COOK COUNTY DISTRICTS THAT

OVERLAP WITH CHICAGO, OTHER COUNTIES
Suburban Cook
# of Precincts
1531
Chicago
# of Precincts
all
1st Congressional District

2nd Congressional District
3rd Congressional District
4th Congressional District
158
257
252
97
79
67
118
191
314
102
4
404
171
203
348
437
1st Representative District

3rd Representative District
7th Representative District
22nd Representative District
1
2
85
35
2
42
32
78
80
8
43
26
2
58
44
37
56
60
79
39
20
35
23
50
71
82
District
Metropolitan Water Reclamation District
Page 1 of 3
Other Counties
Will
Will, Kankakee
DuPage, Will
DuPage
DuPage, Kane, Lake, McHenry
479
DuPage, Kane
201
Lake
DuPage, Kane, Will, Kendall
51
78
51
44
78
41
40
89
2
17
78
50
14
73
78
68
60
56
Will
Will, Kankakee

Suburban Cook
# of Precincts
72
20
72
12
55
5
6
3
1
12
75
76
67
56
61
6
7
32
51
46
35
Chicago
# of Precincts
23
Cook County Judicial Circuit 1st Subcircuit

Cook County Judicial Circuit 2nd Subcircuit
Cook County Judicial Circuit 4th Subcircuit
45
131
241
54
149
61
118
241
225
37
226
137
Board of Review 1st District

Board of Review 2nd District
1084
153
62
1074
1
2
136
175
District
1st Senate District

2nd Senate District
Page 2 of 3
Other Counties
Will
Will
Kane
DuPage
DuPage
DuPage, Kane
Lake
Kane, Lake, McHenry
3
DuPage
Lake
Lake
Lake
DuPage
28
Will
DuPage, Will
204
94
224
132
148

District
4th Senate District
7th Senate District
8th Senate District
10th Senate District
22nd Senate District
23rd Senate District
41st Senate District
Village of Barrington
Village of Burr Ridge
Community Consolidated School District 181
Suburban Cook
# of Precincts
117
2
71
51
28
89
56
53
92
65
5
3
12
123
67
46
35
6
6
4
Page 3 of 3
Chicago
# of Precincts
51
162
94
115
128
121
139
123
Other Counties
Will, Kankakee
Will
Kane
DuPage
DuPage, Kane, Kendall
Kane, Lake, McHenry
DuPage
Lake
Will, Kankakee, Grundy
DuPage, Will
Lake
DuPage
DuPage
2016 Presidential Election

Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What hours are polls open on Election Day?
A: Suburban Cook County polling places are open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Tuesday,
November 8.
Q: Do I have to go to a specific polling place on Election Day?
A: Yes. Both registered and unregistered residents can find out where their polling place is, as
well as view a sample ballot, on the Your Voter Information page on the Clerks website. You
can also see the same information via any smartphone or tablet device, on the Clerks mobile
voter information page, at m.cookcountyclerk.com.
Q: Can I still register and vote on Election Day if I am not registered to vote, and can I do so at
my local polling place?
A: Yes. Election Day Registration allows unregistered voters to register and vote on Election Day
in every suburban polling place. On Election Day, voters must go to their home precinct in order
to participate in Election Day Registration. Residents are encouraged to visit the Clerks Voter
Information page at www.cookcountyclerk.com/VoterInfo to find their home precinct, sample
ballot and referenda (if applicable). Any voter who needs to register for the first time or file an
address/name change must present two forms of ID neither needs to be a photo ID, but one
must include the voter's current address.
Q: Do I have to choose a political partys ballot in order to vote?
A: No. In general elections, voters do not choose a specific political party ballot.
Q: Who do I call if theres a problem at my polling place with registration, equipment,
electioneering, etc.?
A: To report voter fraud or irregularities, call our legal department, at 312.603.0236.
Q. What are the ways to vote in the precincts?
A. Every voter has a choice between a paper or touch screen ballot.
Q. What if the wrong candidates or offices are on my ballot?
A. Alert an election judge. Do not make any selections or cast your ballot until the election
judge has addressed the issue. Once you cast the ballot, the vote is cast and your ballot cannot
be retrieved.
Q. What if I make a mistake while voting, such as selecting a candidate that I dont want to
vote for?
A. If you notice a mistake on your touch screen, just go back to that selection and touch that
choice again, then make the choice you want to make. If you are having trouble with the touch
screen, alert an election judge. If you make a mistake on a paper ballot, you must ask the
election judge for a new paper ballot. Once you have cast the ballot, either paper or touch
screen, the vote is cast and cannot be changed.
Q. I received a mail ballot at home but did not mail it in. Can I vote at a polling place instead?
A. As long as you did not mail in the ballot, you can vote in person at your local precinct on
Election Day. If possible, please bring your mail ballot to your polling place to give to the
Election Judge. If you vote at the polls on Election Day and your mail ballot is received later by
the Clerks office, it will be destroyed, and only the first vote will be counted. Additionally,
remember that it is a felony not just to vote twice in the same election, but to even attempt to
vote more than once in the same election.
Early Voting Turnout by Voters' Home Precincts

November 8, 2016 Presidential General Election
Palatine
Barrington
Wheeling
New
Trier
Northfield
Evanston
Elk Grove
Niles
Maine
Norwood
Park
Percent of
Early Voters
by Precinct
Leyden
River
Forest
Proviso
<5%
Riverside
5 - 9%
Oak
Park
Berwyn
Schaumburg
Hanover
Chicago
Cicero
Stickney
10 - 14%
Lyons
15 - 19%
20 - 24%
Stickney
>25%
Lemont
Palos
Worth
Calumet
Orland
Bremen
Rich
Thornton
Bloom
There were 52 Early Voting sites in suburban

Cook County between October 24 - November 7.
The data shown in this map is as of 3pm on November 6, 2016.

Early Voting continues on November 7, 2016.
Mail Ballot Applications by Voters' Home Precincts

November 8, 2016 Presidential Primary Election
Palatine
Barrington
Wheeling
New
Trier
Northfield
Evanston
Schaumburg
Elk Grove
Niles
Maine
Norwood
Park
Percent of
Mail Ballot
Applications
by Precinct
Leyden
River
Forest
Proviso
Riverside
<1%
Oak
Park
Berwyn
Hanover
Chicago
Cicero
Stickney
1 - 3%
4 - 6%
Lyons
7 - 9%
Stickney
10 - 12%
>12%
92,793 total
applications
Lemont
Palos
Worth
Calumet
Orland
Bremen
Rich
Thornton
Bloom
The last day to request a mail ballot was November 3.
The data shown in this map is as of noon on October 31, 2016.
Total Pre-Election Ballots Cast

November 8, 2016 Presidential General Election

Barrington
Palatine
Wheeling
Northfield
New
Trier
Evanston
Hanover
Schaumburg
Elk Grove
Maine
Niles
Norwood
Park
Leyden
Percent of Early Voting,

Grace Period and Mail
Ballot Voters by Precinct
Proviso
Riverside
<12%
Cicero
Chicago
Stickney
12 - 17%
Lyons
18 - 23%
24 - 29%
30 - 35%
Oak
Park
Berwyn
River
Forest
Lemont
Palos
Stickney
Worth
Calumet
>35%
Orland
Bremen
Thornton
Rich
Bloom
Map includes Early, Grace Period and Mail Ballot voting as of

3pm on November 6, 2016.
Early and Grace Period Voting continue on November 7, 2016.
General Election
November 8, 2016
Unofficial Summary Report
Cook County
Registration & Turnout
Total Registration and Turnout
Registration
Turnout
1,512,190
0.00%
Contests
Proposed Amendment to the Illinois Constitution
0 of 1599 precincts counted
0.00%
YES
0.00%
NO
0.00%
Total
President & Vice President, U.S.
0.00%
REP - Donald J. Trump & Michael R. Pence
0.00%
DEM - Hillary R. Clinton & Timothy M. Kaine
0.00%
LIB - Gary Johnson & Bill Weld
0.00%
GRN - Jill Stein & Ajamu Baraka
0.00%
Write-In
0.00%
Total
Senator, U.S.
0.00%
REP - Mark Steven Kirk
0.00%
DEM - Tammy Duckworth
0.00%
LIB - Kenton McMillen
0.00%
GRN - Scott Summers
0.00%
Write-In
0.00%
Total
Comptroller, State of Illinois
0.00%
REP - Leslie Geissler Munger
0.00%
DEM - Susana Mendoza
0.00%
LIB - Claire Ball
0.00%
GRN - Tim Curtin
0.00%
Total
U.S. Representative, 1st District
0.00%
REP - August (O'Neill) Deuser
0.00%
DEM - Bobby L. Rush
0.00%
Total
U.S. Representative, 2nd District
0.00%
REP - John F Morrow
0.00%
DEM - Robin Kelly
0.00%
Total
Printed: Friday, November 04, 2016 2:25 PM
Data Refreshed: 11/4/2016 2:27 PM
Page 1 of 22
Cook County
General Election
U.S. Representative, 3rd District
November 8, 2016
0.00%
DEM - Daniel William Lipinski
0.00%
Write-In
0.00%
Total
U.S. Representative, 4th District
DEM - Luis V. Gutierrez
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
0.00%
REP - Vince Kolber
0.00%
DEM - Mike Quigley
0.00%
GRN - Rob Sherman
0.00%
Write-In
0.00%
Total
0.00%
REP - Peter J. Roskam
0.00%
DEM - Amanda Howland
0.00%
Total
0.00%
REP - Jeffrey A. Leef
0.00%
DEM - Danny K. Davis
0.00%
Write-In
0.00%
Total
0.00%
REP - Peter ''Pete'' DiCianni
0.00%
DEM - Raja Krishnamoorthi
0.00%
Total
0.00%
REP - Joan McCarthy Lasonde
0.00%
DEM - Janice D. Schakowsky
0.00%
0.00%
Write-In
Total
0.00%
REP - Robert Dold
0.00%
DEM - Brad Schneider
0.00%
Write-In
0.00%
Total
0.00%
REP - Tonia Khouri
0.00%
DEM - Bill Foster
0.00%
Total
State Senator, 1st District 4yr
DEM - Antonio ''Tony'' Munoz

0
0.00%
0
0.00%
Page 2 of 22
Cook County
General Election
November 8, 2016
Total
State Senator, 2nd District 2yr
DEM - Omar Aquino
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
DEM - Ira I. Silverstein
State Senator, 10th District 4yr
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
DEM - Heather A. Steans
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
DEM - Kimberly A. Lightford
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
0.00%
DEM - John G. Mulroe
0.00%
Write-In
0.00%
Total
DEM - Martin A. Sandoval
DEM - Cristina Castro

Total
0.00%
0
0.00%
0.00%
REP - Seth Lewis
0.00%
0
0.00%
REP - Tracy Smodilla
State Senator, 23rd District 2yr
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
DEM - Michael E. Hastings
State Senator, 22nd District 4yr
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
DEM - Donne E. Trotter
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
DEM - Jacqueline ''Jacqui'' Collins
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
DEM - Emil Jones III
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
Page 3 of 22
Cook County
General Election
November 8, 2016
DEM - Thomas E. Cullerton
0
Total
0.00%
0.00%
REP - Jim Oberweis
0.00%
DEM - Corinne M. Pierog
0.00%
Total
0.00%
REP - Dan McConchie
0.00%
DEM - Kelly Mazeski
0.00%
Total
0.00%
REP - Mel Thillens
0.00%
DEM - Laura Murphy
0.00%
Total
0.00%
REP - Benjamin Salzberg
0.00%
DEM - Julie A. Morrison
0.00%
Total
DEM - Toi W. Hutchinson
0.00%
0
0.00%
DEM - Kelly M. Cassidy
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
DEM - La Shawn K. Ford
State Representative, 14th District
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
DEM - Emanuel ''Chris'' Welch
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
DEM - Luis Arroyo
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
DEM - Daniel J. Burke
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
REP - Christine Radogno
State Representative, 1st District
0.00%
0
Total
State Senator, 41st District 2yr
0.00%
Page 4 of 22
Cook County
General Election
November 8, 2016
IND - Arthur Noah Siegel
0
Total
0.00%
0.00%
REP - Jonathan Edelman
0.00%
DEM - John C. D'Amico
0.00%
Total
DEM - Lou Lang
DEM - Robyn Gabel

Total
0.00%
0.00%
0
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
0
DEM - Robert Martwick
0.00%
REP - Jessica Tucker
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
DEM - Laura Fine
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
0.00%
REP - Michael P. McAuliffe
0.00%
DEM - Merry Marwig
0.00%
Total
DEM - Silvana Tabares
DEM - Elizabeth ''Lisa'' Hernandez

Total
0.00%
0.00%
0
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
0
DEM - Monique D. Davis
0.00%
REP - Andy Kirchoff
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
DEM - Michael J. Zalewski
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
DEM - Michael J. Madigan
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
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Cook County
General Election
November 8, 2016
DEM - Robert ''Bob'' Rita
0
Total
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
DEM - Elgie R. Sims, Jr.
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
DEM - Marcus C. Evans, Jr.
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
DEM - Andr Thapedi
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
DEM - Mary E. Flowers
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
DEM - William ''Will'' Davis
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
DEM - Thaddeus Jones
0.00%
0.00%
0.00%
REP - Victor Horne
0.00%
DEM - Frances Ann Hurley
0.00%
Total
DEM - Kelly M. Burke
Write-In
Total
0.00%
DEM - Anna Moeller
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
DEM - Al Riley
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
REP - Margo McDermed
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
0
0.00%
0.00%
Page 6 of 22
Cook County
General Election
November 8, 2016
0.00%
REP - Katy Dolan Baumer
0.00%
DEM - Fred Crespo
0.00%
Total
0.00%
REP - Christine Jennifer Winger
0.00%
DEM - Cynthia Borbas
0.00%
Total
REP - Patricia R. ''Patti'' Bellock
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
REP - Nick Sauer
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
REP - Mike Fortner
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
0.00%
REP - David McSweeney
0.00%
Write-In
0.00%
Total
REP - David Harris
DEM - Martin J. Moylan

Total
DEM - Michelle Mussman

Total
0.00%
0
0.00%
0
0.00%
0.00%
0
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
0
0.00%
REP - Martin (Marty) Blumenthal

0.00%
DEM - Elaine Nekritz
0.00%
0
REP - Jillian Rose Bernas
0.00%
REP - Dan Gott
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
REP - Tom Morrison
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
Page 7 of 22
Cook County
General Election
November 8, 2016
DEM - Scott Drury
0
Total
0.00%
0.00%
REP - Dawn Abernathy
0.00%
DEM - Carol Sente
0.00%
Total
0.00%
REP - Anthony Airdo
0.00%
DEM - Kathleen Willis
0.00%
Total
DEM - Camille Lilly
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
REP - Jim Durkin
Commissioner, Water Reclamation Dist
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
DEM - Anthony DeLuca
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
0.00%
( Vote For 3 )
DEM - Barbara McGowan
0.00%
DEM - Mariyana T. Spyropoulos
0.00%
DEM - Josina Morita
0.00%
GRN - Karen Roothaan
0.00%
GRN - George Milkowski
0.00%
GRN - Michael Smith
0.00%
Total
Commissioner, Water Reclamation Dist 2yr
0.00%
REP - Herb Schumann
0.00%
DEM - Martin J. Durkan
0.00%
0.00%
GRN - Christopher Anthony

Total
State's Attorney, Cook County
REP - Christopher E.K. Pfannkuche

DEM - Kim Foxx
Total
Clerk of the Circuit Court, Cook County
0
0.00%
0
0.00%
0.00%
0.00%
REP - Diane S. Shapiro
0.00%
DEM - Dorothy A. Brown
0.00%
Total
Page 8 of 22
Cook County
General Election
Recorder of Deeds, Cook County
November 8, 2016
0.00%
DEM - Karen A. Yarbrough
0.00%
Write-In
0.00%
Total
Board of Review, 1st District
0.00%
REP - Dan Patlak
0.00%
DEM - Marty Stack
0.00%
Total
Board of Review, 2nd District
DEM - Michael Cabonargi
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
DEM - Brendan A. O'Brien
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
DEM - Mary Kathleen McHugh
Circuit Court Judge (Vac. of Love)
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
DEM - Carolyn J. Gallagher
Circuit Court Judge (Vac. of Karnezis)
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
DEM - Aleksandra ''Alex'' Gillespie
Circuit Court Judge (Vac. of Johnson)
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
DEM - Alison C. Conlon
Circuit Court Judge (Vac. of Howlett, Jr.)
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
DEM - Rossana Patricia Fernandez
Circuit Court Judge (Vac. of Hogan)
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
DEM - John Fitzgerald Lyke, Jr.
Circuit Court Judge (Vac. of Elrod)
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
DEM - Bertina E. Lampkin
Circuit Court Judge (Vac. of Biebel, Jr.)
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
DEM - Eileen O'Neill Burke
Appellate Court Judge (Vac. of Quinn)
0.00%
0
Total
Appellate Court Judge (Vac. of Epstein)
0.00%
Page 9 of 22
Cook County
General Election
Circuit Court Judge (Vac. of O'Brien)
November 8, 2016
DEM - Maureen O'Donoghue Hannon
0
Total
Circuit Court Judge (Vac. of Palmer)
Write-In
Total
0.00%
0.00%
0.00%
0.00%
0
0.00%
DEM - Catherine Ann Schneider
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
DEM - Eve Marie Reilly
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
DEM - Jerry Esrig
0.00%
0
Total
Judge, 11th Subcircuit (Vac. of Kelly)
0.00%
DEM - Patricia 'Pat' S. Spratt
0.00%
0
Total
Judge, 10th Subcircuit (Vac. of Howard)
0.00%
DEM - Marianne Jackson
Judge, 9th Subcircuit (Vac. of Berman)
0.00%
0
Total
Judge, 7th Subcircuit (Vac. of Rivkin-Carothers)
DEM - Edward J. King
Judge, 7th Subcircuit (Vac. of Burrell)
0.00%
0
Total
Judge, 4th Subcircuit (Vac. of Kunkle)
0.00%
0
DEM - D. Renee Jackson
0.00%
DEM - Rhonda Crawford
Judge, 2nd Subcircuit (Vac. of Savage)
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
DEM - Jesse Outlaw
Judge, 1st Subcircuit (Vac. of Hopkins)
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
DEM - Patrick Joseph Powers
Judge, 1st Subcircuit (Vac. of Brim)
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
DEM - Daniel Patrick Duffy
Circuit Court Judge (Vac. of Walsh)
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
DEM - Susana L. Ortiz
Circuit Court Judge (Vac. of Ruscitti Grussel)
0.00%
0.00%
Page 10 of 22
Cook County
General Election
November 8, 2016
Total
Judge, 11th Subcircuit (Vac. of Zwick)
DEM - William B. Sullivan
DEM - Marguerite Anne Quinn

Total
DEM - Janet Cronin Mahoney

Total
Judge, 12th Subcircuit (Vac. of Tristano)
DEM - Carrie Hamilton
Total
DEM - James Edward Hanlon, Jr.

Total
DEM - Ketki ''Kay'' Steffen

Total
0.00%
0
0.00%
0.00%
0
0.00%
0
0.00%
0.00%
0
0.00%
0
0.00%
0.00%
0
0.00%
0
0.00%
0.00%
DEM - Matthew Link
0.00%
0
Total
Trustee, La Grange Highlands Sanitary District
0.00%
REP - Kevin Michael O'Donnell
Judge, 14th Subcircuit (Vac. of Ruble Murphy)
REP - Steven A. Kozicki
Judge, 13th Subcircuit (Vac. of Fecarotta, Jr.)
0.00%
REP - David Studenroth
Judge, 12th Subcircuit (Additional Judgeship A)
0.00%
0
REP - James Leonard Allegretti
0.00%
REP - Thomas William Flannigan
Judge, 12th Subcircuit (Vac. of Mathein)
0.00%
0
Total
Judge, 12th Subcircuit (Vac. of Kazmierski, Jr.)
0.00%
0.00%
( Vote For 2 )
Francis A. Jakubka
Philip C. Sirotzke
Total
Trustee, South Lyons Township Sanitary District
0.00%
0
0.00%
0.00%
0
Total
0.00%
0
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
John T. Walsh
0
Total
Joy Virginia Cunningham
0.00%
Tom Clancy
Trustee, South Palos Township Sanitary District
0.00%
Page 11 of 22
Cook County
General Election
November 8, 2016
No
0
Total
Sophia H. Hall
0.00%
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
No
0.00%
Total
Irwin J. Solganick
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
No
0.00%
Total
Alexander Patrick White
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
No
0.00%
Total
Vincent Michael Gaughan
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
No
0.00%
Total
Robert W. Bertucci
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
No
0.00%
Total
Deborah Mary Dooling
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
No
0.00%
Total
Timothy C. Evans
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
No
0.00%
Total
Cheyrl D. Ingram
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
No
0.00%
Total
Raymond L. Jagielski
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
No
0.00%
Total
Bertina E. Lampkin
Yes
0
0.00%
0
0.00%
Page 12 of 22
Cook County
General Election
November 8, 2016
No
0
Total
William Maki
0.00%
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
No
0.00%
Total
Sharon Marie Sullivan
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
No
0.00%
Total
James Patrick McCarthy
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
No
0.00%
Total
Arnette R. Hubbard
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
No
0.00%
Total
Nicholas R. Ford
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
No
0.00%
Total
Charles Patrick Burns
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
No
0.00%
Total
Denise Kathleen Filan
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
No
0.00%
Total
John Patrick Kirby
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
No
0.00%
Total
Diane Joan Larsen
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
No
0.00%
Total
Daniel Joseph Lynch
Yes
0
0.00%
0
0.00%
Page 13 of 22
Cook County
General Election
November 8, 2016
No
0
Total
Kathleen Mary Pantle
0.00%
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
No
0.00%
Total
Kevin Michael Sheehan
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
No
0.00%
Total
John D. Turner, Jr.
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
No
0.00%
Total
LeRoy K. Martin, Jr.
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
No
0.00%
Total
Paula Marie Daleo
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
No
0.00%
Total
Laurence J. Dunford
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
No
0.00%
Total
Robert Balanoff
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
No
0.00%
Total
Jeanne R. Cleveland Bernstein
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
No
0.00%
Total
Kathleen Marie Burke
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
No
0.00%
Total
Kay Marie Hanlon
Yes
0
0.00%
0
0.00%
Page 14 of 22
Cook County
General Election
November 8, 2016
No
0
Total
Thomas J. Kelley
0.00%
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
No
0.00%
Total
Clare Elizabeth McWilliams
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
No
0.00%
Total
Mary Lane Mikva
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
No
0.00%
Total
Patrick T. Murphy
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
No
0.00%
Total
Timothy Patrick Murphy
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
No
0.00%
Total
Jim Ryan
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
No
0.00%
Total
Edward ''Ed'' Washington, II
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
No
0.00%
Total
Thaddeus L. Wilson
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
No
0.00%
Total
John C. Griffin
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
No
0.00%
Total
Daniel James Pierce
Yes
0
0.00%
0
0.00%
Page 15 of 22
Cook County
General Election
November 8, 2016
No
0
Total
Allen F. Murphy
0.00%
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
No
0.00%
Total
William H. Hooks
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
No
0.00%
Total
Thomas V. Lyons
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
No
0.00%
Total
Raymond W. Mitchell
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
No
0.00%
Total
Edward Harmening
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
No
0.00%
Total
Daniel Malone
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
No
0.00%
Total
Geary W. Kull
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
No
0.00%
Total
John P. Callahan, Jr.
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
No
0.00%
Total
Steven James Bernstein
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
No
0.00%
Total
Bonita Coleman
Yes
0
0.00%
0
0.00%
Page 16 of 22
Cook County
General Election
November 8, 2016
No
0
Total
Ann Finley Collins
0.00%
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
No
0.00%
Total
Daniel J. Gallagher
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
No
0.00%
Total
Sharon O. Johnson
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
No
0.00%
Total
Linzey D. Jones
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
No
0.00%
Total
Terry MacCarthy
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
No
0.00%
Total
Sandra G. Ramos
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
No
0.00%
Total
Susan Kennedy Sullivan
0.00%
Yes
0.00%
No
0.00%
Total
Countywide, Merge Offices
0.00%
YES
0.00%
NO
0.00%
Total
Countywide, Earned Sick Time
0.00%
YES
0.00%
NO
0.00%
Total
Village of Barrington, Construct Underpass
YES
0
0.00%
0
0.00%
Page 17 of 22
Cook County
General Election
November 8, 2016
NO
0
Total
Village of Broadview, Term Limits
0.00%
0.00%
YES
0.00%
NO
0.00%
Total
Village of Brookfield, Issue Bonds
0.00%
YES
0.00%
NO
0.00%
Total
Village of Burr Ridge, Increase Limiting Rate
0.00%
YES
0.00%
NO
0.00%
Total
City of Calumet City, Tavern Hours
0.00%
YES
0.00%
NO
0.00%
Total
City of Calumet City, Pensions
0.00%
YES
0.00%
NO
0.00%
Total
City of Calumet City, Term Limits
0.00%
YES
0.00%
NO
0.00%
Total
Town of Cicero, Consolidate Park Districts
0.00%
YES
0.00%
NO
0.00%
Total
Town of Cicero, Free Skate Night
0.00%
YES
0.00%
NO
0.00%
Total
Town of Cicero, Consolidate Library
0.00%
YES
0.00%
NO
0.00%
Total
Village of Crestwood, Term Limits
YES
0
0.00%
0
0.00%
Page 18 of 22
Cook County
General Election
November 8, 2016
NO
0
Total
City of Harvey, Term Limits
0.00%
0.00%
YES
0.00%
NO
0.00%
Total
Village of Maywood, Video Gaming Liquor Licenses
0.00%
YES
0.00%
NO
0.00%
Total
Village of Merrionette Park, Part Time Fire Dept.
0.00%
YES
0.00%
NO
0.00%
Total
Village of Merrionette Park, Full Time Fire Dept.
0.00%
YES
0.00%
NO
0.00%
Total
Village of Merrionette Park, Dog Park
0.00%
YES
0.00%
NO
0.00%
Total
Village of Olympia Fields, Sales Tax
0.00%
YES
0.00%
NO
0.00%
Total
Village of Westchester, Increase Limiting Rate
0.00%
YES
0.00%
NO
0.00%
Total
Village of Western Springs, Issue Bonds
0.00%
YES
0.00%
NO
0.00%
Total
Village of Willow Springs, Red Light Cameras
0.00%
YES
0.00%
NO
0.00%
Total
Village of Willow Springs, Speed Cameras
YES
0
0.00%
0
0.00%
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Cook County
General Election
November 8, 2016
NO
0
Total
Village of Willow Springs, Police Operations
0.00%
0.00%
YES
0.00%
NO
0.00%
Total
Berwyn Township, Fossil Fuel
0.00%
YES
0.00%
NO
0.00%
Total
Berwyn Township, Climate Change
0.00%
YES
0.00%
NO
0.00%
Total
Oak Park Township, 2nd Amendment
0.00%
YES
0.00%
NO
0.00%
Total
Orland Township, Transfer Territory
0.00%
YES
0.00%
NO
0.00%
Total
Orland Township, Climate Change
0.00%
YES
0.00%
NO
0.00%
Total
Proviso Township, Amend Constitution
0.00%
YES
0.00%
NO
0.00%
Total
Proviso Township, Fossil Fuels
0.00%
YES
0.00%
NO
0.00%
Total
Proviso Township, Climate Change
0.00%
YES
0.00%
NO
0.00%
Total
Thornton Township, Mental Health
YES
0
0.00%
0
0.00%
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Cook County
General Election
November 8, 2016
NO
0
Total
Thornton Township, Youth Opportunities
0.00%
0.00%
YES
0.00%
NO
0.00%
Total
Thornton Township, Homeless Shelter
0.00%
YES
0.00%
NO
0.00%
Total
Wheeling Township, Abolish Road District
0.00%
YES
0.00%
NO
0.00%
Total
0.00%
YES
0.00%
NO
0.00%
Total
0.00%
YES
0.00%
NO
0.00%
Total
0.00%
YES
0.00%
NO
0.00%
Total
0.00%
YES
0.00%
NO
0.00%
Total
0.00%
YES
0.00%
NO
0.00%
Total
School District 80, Tax Extension
0.00%
YES
0.00%
NO
0.00%
Total
School District 102, Increase Limiting Rate
YES
0
0.00%
0
0.00%
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Cook County
General Election
November 8, 2016
NO
0
Total
0.00%
0.00%
YES
0.00%
NO
0.00%
Total
0.00%
YES
0.00%
NO
0.00%
Total
High School District 200, Issue Bonds
0.00%
YES
0.00%
NO
0.00%
Total
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Media Guidelines for November 8, 2016 Election

Write-in candidates: November 8, 2016 Presidential Election

President and Vice President of the United States

United States Congress, 3rd District

Referenda: November 8, 2016 Presidential Election

Countywide, Merge Offices

Countywide, Earned Sick Time

Village of Barrington, Construct Underpass

Village of Broadview, Term Limits

Village of Brookfield, Issue Bonds

Village of Burr Ridge, Increase Limiting Rate

City of Calumet City, Tavern Hours

City of Calumet City, Term Limits

Town of Cicero, Consolidate Park Districts

Town of Cicero, Consolidate Library

City of Harvey, Term Limits

Village of Maywood, Video Gaming Liquor

Village of Merrionette Park, Full Time Fire Dept.

Village of Merrionette Park, Dog Park

Village of Westchester, Increase Limiting Rate

Village of Western Springs, Issue Bonds

Village of Willow Springs, Red Light Cameras

Village of Willow Springs, Speed Cameras

Village of Willow Springs, Police Operations

Berwyn Township, Climate Change

Oak Park Township, 2nd Amendment

Orland Township, Transfer Territory

Proviso Township, Amend Constitution

Proviso Township, Fossil Fuels

Proviso Township, Climate Change

Thornton Township, Mental Health

Thornton Township, Youth Opportunities

Thornton Township, Homeless Shelter

Wheeling Township, Abolish Road District

School District 15, Issue Bonds

School District 26, Issue Bonds

School District 57, Abolish Township Trustee

Shall all levels of government including federal, state, county, and

School District 59, Abolish Township Trustee

Shall the offices of township treasurer and trustee of schools of Township

School District 73, Issue Bonds

School District 80, Tax Extension

a fair market value at the time of the referendum of $100,000 is estimated