SPECIMEN BALLOT
FOR GENERAL PRIMARY ELECTION TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 2020 This Specimen Ballot is provided for the benefit of Grundy County voters, to assist in the selection of candidates and may be taken to the polls on election day. BE SURE TO TAKE IT WITH YOU WHEN YOU LEAVE THE VOTING BOOTH!
THE POLLS SHALL BE OPEN CONTINUOUSLY FROM 6:00 A.M. TO 7:00 P.M. Certified for Publication By Election Authority
GRUNDY COUNTY CLERK
GENERAL PRIMARY ELECTION Tuesday, March 17, 2020 DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES – PAGES 4-7 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES – PAGES 8-10 NONPARTISAN CANDIDATES – PAGE 11 All polling places will be open at 6:00 AM and shall remain open uninterrupted until 7:00 PM of that day. THOSE OF YOU WHO WILL BE VOTING ON LOCAL REFERENDA, ARE LEGAL VOTER RESIDENTS WITHIN THAT PORTION OF THE TOWNSHIPS AND PRECINCTS ENTITLED TO VOTE FOR A REFERENDUM AT THIS ELECTION.
NOT ALL CANDIDATES IN THIS SPECIMEN WILL APPEAR ON EACH BALLOT.
Voting Available EarlyEarly Voting Available at: at: Office of the County Clerk Clerk Office of the County 111Washington E. WashingtonSt., St., Morris 111 E. Morris
TO DETERMINE YOUR VOTING PRECINCT, POLLING PLACE AND THE VARIOUS DISTRICTS IN WHICH YOU ARE ENTITLED TO VOTE, PLEASE REFER TO YOUR VOTER REGISTRATION CARD.
EARLY VOTING dates and times: EARLY VOTING dates and thtimes:st Monday -‐ Friday, On or before March 19 – April 1 ,
Friday, Feb. 6 - March 16 Monday 8:30 a–.m. -‐ 4:00 p.m. Additional 8:30 a.m. – 4:00 Early p.m. Voting hours: Thurs., March 28 -‐ 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Sat. March 30 -‐ 8:00 a.m. to Noon th
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Additional Early Voting hours:
Tues.,
March 3rd – 8:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Thurs., March 5th – 8:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Sat., March 7th – 8:00 a.m. - Noon Sun., March 8th – 8:00 a.m. - Noon Tues., March 10th – 8:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Thurs., March 12th – 8:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Sat., March 14th – 8:00 a.m. - Noon
Questions or concerns? Please contact the County Clerk’s Office at 815-941-3222, or email us at:
elections@grundyco.org
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POLLING PLACES
GENERAL PRIMARY - MARCH 17, 2020 PRECINCT NAME AUX SABLE 01 AUX SABLE 07 AUX SABLE 02 AUX SABLE 06 AUX SABLE 03 AUX SABLE 04 AUX SABLE 05 BRACEVILLE 01 BRACEVILLE 03 BRACEVILLE 04 BRACEVILLE 02 ERIENNA 01 ERIENNA 02 NETTLE CREEK 01 FELIX 01 FELIX 04 FELIX 02 FELIX 03 GARFIELD 01 GOODFARM 01 GOOSE LAKE 01 GOOSE LAKE 02 GREENFIELD 01 HIGHLAND 01 MAINE 01 MAZON 01 MORRIS 01 MORRIS 02 MORRIS 03 MORRIS 04 MORRIS 05 NORMAN 01 SARATOGA 01 SARATOGA 02 SARATOGA 05 SARATOGA 03 SARATOGA 04 VIENNA 01 WAUPONSEE 01 WAUPONSEE 02
LOCATION Minooka Village Hall - 121 E. McEvilly Road, Minooka, IL 60447 (Board Meeting Room) Aux Sable Township Hall - 6155 US Rt. 6, Morris, IL 60450 (Blue Pole Bldg.) Minooka Fire Station #1 - 7901 E. Minooka Road, Minooka, IL 60447 (Meeting/Classroom) Lakewood Trails Clubhouse - 401 Misty Creek Drive, Minooka, IL 60447 Coal City Lions Hall - 460 S. Illinois Street, Coal City, IL 60416 Braceville Township Hall - 7900 Braceville Rd., Braceville, IL 60407 Morris Country Club - 2615 W. Route 6, Morris, IL 60450 (Old Dining Room) New Hope Church - 80 N. Garfield Street, Coal City, IL 60416 (Fellowship Hall) Felix Township Hall - 6525 E. Whitetie Road, Coal City, IL 60416 Diamond Village Hall - 1750 E. Division Street, Diamond, IL 60416 (Meeting Room) Gardner American Legion - 420 Industry Ave., Gardner, IL 60424 Goodfarm Township Hall - 10 E. Goodfarm Road, Dwight, IL 60420 Goose Lake Township Hall - 2990 E. Pine Bluff Road, Morris, IL 60450 South Wilmington Village Hall - 380 Lake Street, South Wilmington, IL 60474 KMTC Community Center - 219 Main Street, Kinsman, IL 60437 Coal City Unit Dist. #1 Admin. Bldg. - 550 S. Carbon Hill Road, Coal City, IL 60416 (Board Room) Mazon Township Hall - 703 Park Street, Mazon, IL 60444 Morris City Hall - 700 N. Division Street, Morris, IL 60450 (Meeting Room) Grundy County Administration Bldg. - 1320 Union Street, Morris, IL 60450 (Meeting Room) Norman Township Hall - 1535 N. Gonnam & Dupont Roads, Morris, IL 60450 Saratoga Towers - 1700 Newton Place, Morris, IL 60450 (Meeting Room) Saratoga Township Hall - 9080 N. Route 47, Morris, IL 60450 Peace Lutheran Church - 101 Candlelight Lane, Morris, IL 60450 Morris Fire Station #2 - 2301 Ashton Road, Morris, IL 60450 (Meeting Room) Vienna Township Hall - 501 N. Division St., Verona, IL 60479 First Christian Church - 455 W. Southmor Road, Morris, IL 60450 (Gymnasium)
IMPORTANT!
GRUNDY COUNTY ELDERLY AND HANDICAPPED VOTERS Please be advised the following voting aids are available to assist elderly and handicapped voters in the General Primary Election on MARCH 17, 2020. MAGNIFIERS & SIGNATURE TEMPLATES
To assist voters who have visual problems.
HANDICAPPED VOTING BOOTHS
For voters who must vote from a seated position.
BALLOT BUZZERS
To allow voters to summon Election Judges to help them enter some of the polling places.
VOTING ASSISTANCE
Handicapped and Elderly voters requiring help may be assisted by a friend, relative or by the Election Judges.
CURBSIDE VOTING
Available for voters who are physically unable to enter the polling place. Call the Grundy County Clerk’s Office prior to Election Day at 815-941-3222 for information.
VOTE BY MAIL
Voters who wish to cast a vote by mail ballot may contact the County Clerk’s office at (815) 941-3222 to obtain the necessary application.
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SPECIMEN BALLOT DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ELECTION MARCH 17, 2020 Kay T. Olson, Grundy County Clerk & Recorder
GRUNDY COUNTY, ILLINOIS
FEDERAL
CONGRESSIONAL
FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES (Vote for one)
FOR DELEGATE TO THE NATIONAL NOMINATING CONVENTION SIXTEENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT (PLEASE NOTE: Next to the name of each candidate for delegate appears in parentheses the candidate's preference for President of the United States or the word "uncommitted".) (Vote for not more than four)
AMY J. KLOBUCHAR DEVAL PATRICK BERNIE SANDERS JOSEPH R. BIDEN MICHAEL R. BLOOMBERG ELIZABETH WARREN
STEVE STADELMAN (BIDEN) WENDY LaFAUCE (BIDEN)
PETE BUTTIGIEG TOM STEYER ANDREW YANG MICHAEL BENNET JOHN K. DELANEY TULSI GABBARD CORY BOOKER
ASHWIN PURI (BIDEN) AMY SIPOVIC BOYLES (BIDEN) ELSA VON HUBEN (YANG) EDWARD CAPUTO (YANG) QUINTON ROSSER (YANG) JASON ROCKFORD (YANG) TIMOTHY BRADLEY (BUTTIGIEG) JOHN REIS (BUTTIGIEG) MICHAEL SOTO (BUTTIGIEG)
FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR (Vote for one) RICHARD J. DURBIN
JOAN GARNIER (SANDERS) JUSTINE TROUT (SANDERS) ART BARDSLEY (SANDERS) JJ WETT (SANDERS) ELIZABETH LINDQUIST (WARREN) JOHN GEDNEY (WARREN) ELAINE PANNELL (WARREN) COURTNEY "COURT" SCHUETT (WARREN) JAMES K. RILEY (KLOBUCHAR)
CONGRESSIONAL
FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS SIXTEENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT (Vote for one) DANI BRZOZOWSKI
ANGIE BODINE (KLOBUCHAR) CAROLYN MOORE (KLOBUCHAR) CHARLES GENTERT (KLOBUCHAR) LEGISLATIVE
FOR STATE SENATOR FORTIETH LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT (Vote for one) PATRICK J. JOYCE MARTA PERALES LORI WILCOX MONICA M. GORDON REPRESENTATIVE
FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY SEVENTY-FIFTH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT (Vote for one) No Candidate
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REPRESENTATIVE
PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON
FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY SEVENTY-NINTH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT (Vote for one)
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON AUX SABLE 04 (Vote for one)
ROBERT S. ELLINGTON-SNIPES CHARLENE EADS
No Candidate FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON AUX SABLE 05 (Vote for one)
COUNTY
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK (Vote for one)
WARREN KRONBERGER
No Candidate
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON AUX SABLE 06 (Vote for one)
FOR STATE'S ATTORNEY (Vote for one) JEFF BROWN
No Candidate FOR CORONER (Vote for one)
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON AUX SABLE 07 (Vote for one)
No Candidate
No Candidate
FOR MEMBERS OF THE COUNTY BOARD DISTRICT ONE (Vote for not more than three)
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON BRACEVILLE 01 (Vote for one)
MICHAEL A. LEONE, JR. CODY MULAC
No Candidate
FOR MEMBERS OF THE COUNTY BOARD DISTRICT TWO (Vote for not more than three)
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON BRACEVILLE 02 (Vote for one)
MICHAEL LUTZ
JAMES R HOMA
FOR MEMBERS OF THE COUNTY BOARD DISTRICT THREE (Vote for not more than three)
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON BRACEVILLE 03 (Vote for one)
JIM RYAN ANN GILL
No Candidate FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON BRACEVILLE 04 (Vote for one)
Write-in
JUDICIAL
No Candidate
FOR JUDGE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT THIRTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT GRUNDY COUNTY (To fill the vacancy of the Hon. Robert C. Marsaglia) (Vote for one)
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON ERIENNA 01 (Vote for one)
SHELDON R. SOBOL
No Candidate FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON ERIENNA 02 (Vote for one)
PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON AUX SABLE 01 (Vote for one)
MARCIA G. WOLTER
No Candidate
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON FELIX 01 (Vote for one)
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON AUX SABLE 02 (Vote for one)
RICHARD JOYCE
No Candidate
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON FELIX 02 (Vote for one)
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON AUX SABLE 03 (Vote for one)
No Candidate
No Candidate
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PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON
PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON FELIX 03 (Vote for one)
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON MORRIS 03 (Vote for one)
No Candidate
No Candidate
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON FELIX 04 (Vote for one)
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON MORRIS 04 (Vote for one)
No Candidate
No Candidate
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON GARFIELD 01 (Vote for one)
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON MORRIS 05 (Vote for one)
JAMES K. RILEY
No Candidate
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON GOODFARM 01 (Vote for one)
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON NETTLE CREEK 01 (Vote for one)
No Candidate
No Candidate
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON GOOSE LAKE 01 (Vote for one)
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON NORMAN 01 (Vote for one)
No Candidate
No Candidate
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON GOOSE LAKE 02 (Vote for one)
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON SARATOGA 01 (Vote for one)
No Candidate
No Candidate
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON GREENFIELD 01 (Vote for one)
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON SARATOGA 02 (Vote for one)
No Candidate
No Candidate
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON HIGHLAND 01 (Vote for one)
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON SARATOGA 03 (Vote for one)
No Candidate
No Candidate
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON MAINE 01 (Vote for one)
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON SARATOGA 04 (Vote for one)
No Candidate
LUELLA KELLOGG
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON MAZON 01 (Vote for one)
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON SARATOGA 05 (Vote for one)
No Candidate
No Candidate
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON MORRIS 01 (Vote for one)
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON VIENNA 01 (Vote for one)
CHRISTINE L. PERRY
JOHN SPROULL
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON MORRIS 02 (Vote for one)
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON WAUPONSEE 01 (Vote for one)
ANGELA L. MACDONALD
No Candidate
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PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON WAUPONSEE 02 (Vote for one) No Candidate PROPOSITION VILLAGE OF SENECA
Should the Village of Seneca allow legal adult-use cannabis businesses to operate within village limits? YES NO
GRACE PERIOD REGISTRATION & VOTING:
Grace Period Registration & Voting will be available February 19th through March 17th. Qualified individuals can register to vote, or update their registration at the County Clerk’s office or at their polling place on Election Day. Individuals who live in their precinct in the County for at least 30 days, may register to vote, change their voting address and/ or change of name. Two forms of ID are required – one that shows current name and address, the other also showing current name. TO FIND OUT IF YOU ARE A REGISTERED VOTER AT YOUR CURRENT ADDRESS, CLICK ON ‘ARE YOU A REGISTERED VOTER’? UNDER ‘ELECTION INFORMATION’ ON OUR WEBSITE www.grundyco.org, OR CALL 815-941-3222.
No excuse is needed to Vote by Mail, anyone can vote! Request to Vote by Mail in one easy step: Simply call the Clerk’s Office at 815-941-3222, or go to ‘Election Information’ on our website at www.grundyco.org. Last day day to to request request aa ballot ballot by by mail mail is is March March 12th, 28th, 2019. Last 2020. Page 7
SPECIMEN BALLOT REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION MARCH 17, 2020 Kay T. Olson, Grundy County Clerk & Recorder
GRUNDY COUNTY, ILLINOIS
FEDERAL
REPRESENTATIVE
FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES (Vote for one)
FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY SEVENTY-NINTH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT (Vote for one)
DONALD J TRUMP ROQUE "ROCKY" De La FUENTE
JACKIE HAAS
FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR (Vote for one)
COUNTY
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK (Vote for one)
MARK C. CURRAN JR. TOM TARTER
CORRI TROTTER
CASEY CHLEBEK PEGGY HUBBARD ROBERT MARSHALL
FOR STATE'S ATTORNEY (Vote for one) JASON HELLAND FOR CORONER (Vote for one)
CONGRESSIONAL
FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS SIXTEENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT (Vote for one)
JOHN WILLIAM CALLAHAN
ADAM KINZINGER FOR DELEGATE TO THE NATIONAL NOMINATING CONVENTION SIXTEENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT (PLEASE NOTE: Next to the name of each candidate for delegate appears in parentheses the candidate's preference for President of the United States or the word "uncommitted". (Vote for not more than three) JOHN CABELLO (TRUMP) JAN KLAAS (TRUMP)
FOR MEMBERS OF THE COUNTY BOARD DISTRICT ONE (Vote for not more than three) DONALD HANSEN DAVID VALDIVIA ELLEN C. HANSON FOR MEMBERS OF THE COUNTY BOARD DISTRICT TWO (Vote for not more than three) JOSHUA S. HARRIS
FOR ALTERNATE DELEGATE TO THE NATIONAL NOMINATING CONVENTION SIXTEENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT (PLEASE NOTE: Next to the name of each candidate for alternate appears in parentheses the candidate's preference for President of the United States or the word "uncommitted".) (Vote for not more than three) SUSAN WYNN BENCE (TRUMP) JUDITH WOOTEN (TRUMP)
DEBRA JO KINSELLA FOR MEMBERS OF THE COUNTY BOARD DISTRICT THREE (Vote for not more than three) CALEB COUNTERMAN HAROLD VOTA JUDICIAL
FOR JUDGE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT THIRTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT GRUNDY COUNTY (To fill the vacancy of the Hon. Robert C. Marsaglia) (Vote for one)
LARRY SMITH (TRUMP) LEGISLATIVE
FOR STATE SENATOR FORTIETH LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT (Vote for one)
No Candidate PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON
ERIC M. WALLACE REPRESENTATIVE
FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY SEVENTY-FIFTH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT (Vote for one)
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON AUX SABLE 01 (Vote for one) JOHN R. JUN
DAVID ALLEN WELTER
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PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON
PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON AUX SABLE 02 (Vote for one)
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON FELIX 01 (Vote for one)
No Candidate
No Candidate
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON AUX SABLE 03 (Vote for one)
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON FELIX 02 (Vote for one)
No Candidate
No Candidate
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON AUX SABLE 04 (Vote for one)
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON FELIX 03 (Vote for one)
KEN BRILEY
No Candidate
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON AUX SABLE 05 (Vote for one)
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON FELIX 04 (Vote for one)
No Candidate
No Candidate
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON AUX SABLE 06 (Vote for one)
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON GARFIELD 01 (Vote for one)
No Candidate
No Candidate
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON AUX SABLE 07 (Vote for one)
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON GOODFARM 01 (Vote for one)
No Candidate
No Candidate
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON BRACEVILLE 01 (Vote for one)
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON GOOSE LAKE 01 (Vote for one)
No Candidate
No Candidate
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON BRACEVILLE 02 (Vote for one)
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON GOOSE LAKE 02 (Vote for one)
No Candidate
No Candidate
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON BRACEVILLE 03 (Vote for one)
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON GREENFIELD 01 (Vote for one)
No Candidate
No Candidate
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON BRACEVILLE 04 (Vote for one)
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON HIGHLAND 01 (Vote for one)
No Candidate
No Candidate
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON ERIENNA 01 (Vote for one)
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON MAINE 01 (Vote for one)
AREN HANSEN
BRIAN RUSSELL
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON ERIENNA 02 (Vote for one)
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON MAZON 01 (Vote for one)
JOHN V. HANSON
VICTOR V. ELIAS, JR.
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PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON
PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON MORRIS 01 (Vote for one)
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON VIENNA 01 (Vote for one)
No Candidate
No Candidate
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON MORRIS 02 (Vote for one)
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON WAUPONSEE 01 (Vote for one)
LISA A. BARKLEY
No Candidate
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON MORRIS 03 (Vote for one)
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON WAUPONSEE 02 (Vote for one)
ALEX J. CLUBB
No Candidate
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON MORRIS 04 (Vote for one) No Candidate
PROPOSITION VILLAGE OF SENECA
Should the Village of Seneca allow legal adult-use cannabis businesses to operate within village limits? YES NO
FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON MORRIS 05 (Vote for one) No Candidate FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON NETTLE CREEK 01 (Vote for one) No Candidate FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON NORMAN 01 (Vote for one) No Candidate FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON SARATOGA 01 (Vote for one) No Candidate FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON SARATOGA 02 (Vote for one) MATTHEW A MEIER FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON SARATOGA 03 (Vote for one) MICHAEL A. MATTINGLY FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON SARATOGA 04 (Vote for one) DAVID ALLEN WELTER FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON SARATOGA 05 (Vote for one) ROBERT L. JOHNSON
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SPECIMEN BALLOT NONPARTISAN PRIMARY ELECTION MARCH 17, 2020 Kay T. Olson, Grundy County Clerk & Recorder
GRUNDY COUNTY, ILLINOIS
PROPOSITION VILLAGE OF SENECA
Should the Village of Seneca allow legal adult-use cannabis businesses to operate within village limits? YES NO
Your Voter Registration Card lists your Township, Precinct, Polling
Place and the units of government for which you are entitled to vote. You are not required by Illinois law to
present your Voter Registration Card
in order to vote on Election Day. Your Voter Card is also a valid form of I.D.
PRECINCT DISTRICTS
POLLING PLACE
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NOTICE OF GENERAL PRIMARY ELECTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on Tuesday, March 17, 2020, in the County of Grundy, a General Primary Election will be held for the purpose of nominating (or electing, if so specified) candidates for the Democratic and Republican Parties: DEMOCRATIC AND REPUBLICAN PARTIES TO BE NOMINATED: PRESIDENT UNITED STATES SENATOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS – 16TH Congressional District STATE SENATORS – 40TH Legislative District REPRESENTATIVE IN THE ILLINOIS GENERAL ASSEMBLY – 75TH & 79TH Representative Districts CIRCUIT CLERK STATE’S ATTORNEY CORONER COUNTY BOARD DISTRICTS 1, 2, & 3 CIRCUIT JUDGE – 13TH Judicial District TO BE ELECTED: DELEGATES AND ALTERNATE DELEGATES PRECINCT COMITTEEPERSONS - (one to be elected from each party per precinct) NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN, that the following Propositions will be submitted to the electors: NOTICE OF ELECTION NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN, that at the election to be held on Tuesday, the 17th day of March, 2020 the following proposition will be submitted to the voters of the Village of Seneca, in LaSalle and Grundy Counties, Illinois: “Shall the Village of Seneca allow legal adult-use cannabis businesses to operate within village limits?”
At the following Grundy County Polling Places: AUX SABLE 01 AUX SABLE 07
MINOOKA VILLAGE HALL (BOARD MEETING ROOM) 121 E MCEVILLY RD MINOOKA IL 60447
AUX SABLE 02 AUX SABLE 06
AUX SABLE TOWNSHIP HALL (BLUE POLE BLDG) 6155 US RT 6 MORRIS IL 60450
AUX SABLE 03 AUX SABLE 04
MINOOKA FIRE STATION #1 (MEETING/CLASSROOM) 7901 E MINOOKA RD MINOOKA IL 60447
AUX SABLE 05
LAKEWOOD TRAILS CLUBHOUSE 401 MISTY CREEK DR MINOOKA IL 60447
BRACEVILLE 01 BRACEVILLE 03 BRACEVILLE 04
COAL CITY LIONS HALL 460 S ILLINOIS ST COAL CITY IL 60416
BRACEVILLE 02
BRACEVILLE TOWNSHIP HALL 7900 BRACEVILLE RD BRACEVILLE IL 60407
ERIENNA 1 ERIENNA 2 NETTLE CREEK 01
MORRIS COUNTRY CLUB (OLD DINING ROOM) 2615 W ROUTE 6 MORRIS IL 60450
FELIX 01 FELIX 04
NEW HOPE CHURCH (FELLOWSHIP HALL) 80 N GARFIELD COAL CITY IL 60416
FELIX 02
FELIX TOWNSHIP HALL 6525 E WHITETIE RD COAL CITY IL 60416
FELIX 03
DIAMOND VILLAGE HALL (MEETING ROOM) 1750 E DIVISION ST DIAMOND IL 60416
GARFIELD 01
GARDNER AMERICAN LEGION 426 INDUSTRY AVE GARDNER IL 60424
GOODFARM 01
GOODFARM TOWNSHIP HALL 10 E GOODFARM RD DWIGHT IL 60420
GOOSE LAKE 01 GOOSE LAKE 02
GOOSE LAKE TOWNSHIP HALL 2990 E PINE BLUFF RD MORRIS IL 60450
GREENFIELD 01
SOUTH WILMINGTON VILLAGE HALL 380 LAKE ST SOUTH WILMINGTON IL 60474
HIGHLAND 01
KMTC COMMUNITY CENTER 219 MAIN ST KINSMAN IL 60437
MAINE 01
COAL CITY UNIT DIST #1 ADMIN BLDG (BOARD ROOM) 550 S CARBON HILL RD COAL CITY IL 60416
MAZON 01
MAZON TOWNSHIP HALL 703 PARK ST MAZON IL 60444
MORRIS 01 MORRIS 02 MORRIS 03
MORRIS CITY HALL (MEETING ROOM) 700 N DIVISION ST MORRIS IL 60450
MORRIS 04 MORRIS 05
GRUNDY COUNTY ADMIN BLDG (BOARD MEETING ROOM) 1320 UNION ST MORRIS IL 60450
NORMAN 01
NORMAN TOWNSHIP HALL 1 535 N GONNAM & DUPONT RDS MORRIS IL 60450
SARATOGA 01
SARATOGA TOWERS (MEETING ROOM) 1700 NEWTON PL MORRIS IL 60450
SARATOGA 02 SARATOGA 05
SARATOGA TOWNSHIP HALL 9080 N RTE 47 MORRIS IL 60450
SARATOGA 03
PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH 101 CANDLELIGHT LN MORRIS IL 60450
SARATOGA 04
MORRIS FIRE STATION #2 (MEETING ROOM) 2301 ASHTON ROAD MORRIS IL 60450
VIENNA 01 WAUPONSEE 01 WAUPONSEE 02
VIENNA TOWNSHIP HALL 501 N DIVISION ST VERONA IL 60479 1ST CHRISTIAN CHURCH (GYMNASIUM) 455 W SOUTHMOR RD MORRIS IL 60450
The polls of said General Primary Election shall be open continuously from 6:00 o’clock A.M. to 7:00 o’clock P.M. on Tuesday, March 17, 2020. Dated at Morris, Illinois on this 28th day of January, 2020. KAY T. OLSON GRUNDY COUNTY CLERK
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Every Vote Counts! Every Vote Counts!
Election Night Reporting • Visit www.grundyco.org
• Click on the ‘Election Results’ link located on the Homepage. Election results are nare ot onot fficial until auntil fter the Re-‐Tab/Canvass on Wednesday, April 17th. April 1st. Election results official after the Re-Tab/Canvass on Wednesday, The Re-‐Tab/Canvass and final allot cballot ount wcount ill include ny remaining Vote by Mail ballots The Re-Tab/Canvass andbfinal willainclude any remaining Vote by Mail ballots received a nd p ostmarked b y E lection D ay a nd v alid P rovisional b allots c ast o n E lection D ay. Election received and postmarked by Election Day and valid Provisional ballots cast on Day.
THE IMPORTANCE OF ONE VOTE What good will one vote do? ONE VOTE had a lot to do with a lot of things in our Country!
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Thomas Jefferson was elected by ONE VOTE in the Electoral College.
Rutherford B. Hayes was elected President by ONE VOTE. His election was contested, and referred to an Electoral Commission. Again, he won by ONE VOTE. The man who cast that deciding vote was a Congressman from Indiana, who was elected to congress by a margin of just ONE VOTE.
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Just ONE VOTE gave the Statehood to California, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington. Today, millions of people living in those states are Americans by just ONE VOTE. In 1960 John F. Kennedy was elected by a margin of 119,450 – less than ONE VOTE per precinct over the entire Nation. In 1970 State House races in Rhode Island and Missouri were decided by just ONE VOTE. In 1982 a State House election in Maine, the victor won 1,387 votes to the loser’s 1,386 votes. Just ONE VOTE. In 2001, the Village of Mazon elected their new President by just ONE VOTE. In 2010, the Vermillion County Clerk was re-elected by just ONE VOTE.
In 2016, a Board Member from Grundy County, District 3 was chosen by the flip of a coin. After the Canvassing of votes occurred, there was a tie for the third spot in that District. Just ONE VOTE more would have made the difference.
GO TO THE POLLS ON ELECTION DAY AND EXERCISE YOUR RIGHT TO VOTE!
YOU ARE NOT A VOTER UNLESS YOU VOTE
BE A VOTER!!! Page 13
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WHAT TO EXPECT at the Polls_____________
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Voting should be a quick, satisfying experience if you Each Voter should: follow a few simple steps. Here are some tips of what 1. Familiarize themselves with the candidates to expect at the polls on Election Day. and issues. 2. Maintain a current address with the office You are required to vote in the precinct where you of the County Clerk. live. Your Voter Registration card shows your precinct 3. Know the location of their polling place and number, and polling place location. It can also be found its hours of operation. on our website. The polls are open from 6 AM to 7 PM. 4. Bring proper identification to the polling To avoid heavy turn-‐out times of 6 AM-‐9 AM and place in case it is needed. 5 PM -‐7PM, we suggest you vote, if possible, between 5. Treat precinct workers with courtesy. the hours of 10 AM-‐4PM. 6. Respect the privacy of other voters. 7. Report any problems or violations of Election To ensure a quick process, any changes to your name or Laws to the County Clerk’s Office. Verify your voter registration status, learn your address since the last election should be updated with 8. Ask questions if needed. districts, view your sample ballot and find your the Clerk’s Office 30 days prior to Election Day. 9. Make sure that their completed ballot is Election Daycorrect polling place allit under: before casting and leaving the When you arrive at your polling place, an Election Judge Election Information on our website at polling place. will ask your name and address, find your name in the www.grundyco.org or Bby calling the County View your Specimen allot @www.grundyco.org poll book and ask you to sign an application to vote. Clerk’s Office @815-941-3222 Your signature will be verified, your application will be numbered, and your ballot will be initialed by an Election Judge. It is important that you review your ballot for accuracy prior to casting your ballot. Once your ballot Beginning October, 10th through November, 6th has been accepted by the voting equipment, no qualified individuals can register to vote, or further changes or corrections can be made. update their registration at the County Clerk’s Office or your Election Day polling place. If you make a mistake, prior to casting your ballot, you can ‘spoil’ your ballot by giving it back to the Judge and getting a new ballot. You can ask any questions you have to the Election Judge. If you registered through the mail and the Clerk’s office could not verify your identity, you will be required to ‘Grundy County Clerk & Recorder’ show one form of identification from the following list: • A current and valid photo ID • Current utility bill We know your time is valuable, so • Current bank statement • Government check is offering to mak • Paycheck • Government document Questions or concerns? Please contact t
Important Informatio Am I registered? Where do I vote?
Grace Period
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* Any Vote by Mail ballots postmarked by midnight Election Day and received in the Clerk’s st Office by March th 31 will be processed by Vote by Mail Processing Judges from each political Office by April 16 will be processed by Vote by Mail Processing Judges from each political party. These results will be added along with any valid Provisional ballots, to the final vote party. These results will be added along with stany valid Provisional ballots, to the final vote totals during the Canvass/Re-‐Tab on April 1 , election results will be certified at that time. totals during the Canvass/Re-‐Tab on April 17th, election results will be certified at that time.
_________________________FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS_______________________ Must I be registered in order to vote? Yes. Voters must be registered to vote at the address where they live in order to cast a ballot. If you have moved prior to Election Day within Grundy County and failed to update your registration, you may register and vote at the County Clerk’s office or your new polling place. You need to provide two forms of identification, one showing your current address. Common forms of identification include a driver’s license, other government documents or utility bill. How can I check to see if I am registered to vote? If you visit our website, www.grundyco.org and click on the “Are You a Registered Voter?” link, you will be able to check your voter registration status, and the location of your polling place. What is grace period registration? If you did not register to vote, or transfer your registration before the close of registration (February 18th 2020), you may register to vote at the County Clerk’s office from February 19th through March 17th You will be required to vote in the County Clerk’s office at the time of registration. Two forms of identification are required, one must contain your current address. May I vote by mail before Election Day? Yes, you most certainly can! Applications for a Vote by Mail ballot must be received by our office no later than March 12th. Email elections@grundyco.org or call 815-941-3222 for an application. What is early voting? Early voting was established in 2006 to allow voters to cast a ballot prior to Election Day without needing a reason (i.e. expecting to be absent from the county). Early voting takes place at the County Clerk’s office through March 16th. I have family in the military. How can they receive a ballot? Our website, www.grundyco.org has a link on the elections page, under “Voting by Mail’, for military personnel and persons living overseas to print out an FPCA card. This will serve as their absentee ballot application and registration. FPCA cards are also available to military personnel through their commanding officer. Is ID required in order to vote? Persons who registered to vote by mail and failed to provide our office with identification will be required to present the election judges with valid identification prior to being issued a ballot. Other voters are not required to provide identification, but having your voter ID card, driver’s license or state ID available could help speed up the voting process. Other Questions or Concerns? ….. Call the Clerk’s Office at 815-941-3222!
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How To Cast A Write-In Vote - Optical Scan
How To Cast A Write-In Vote - Touch Screen