We have a once in a generation chance to protect workers’ rights from the whims of politicians – the Workers’ Rights Amendment to the Illinois Constitution. It will be on the ballot in November. Every voter gets a chance to put workers’ rights in Illinois’ bill of rights.
Democratic Candidates | Kane County Election Guide
Primary: June 28, 2022 | General Election: November 8, 2022
Who is on the ballot?
Kane County residents will vote on Federal, State and Local races in the 2022 Primary and General Elections.
Federal Candidates
Senator
Tammy Duckworth
House of Representative District 08 Candidates
Raja Krishnamoorthi
Junaid Ahmed
Other House of Representatives Candidates
Bill Foster Rep 11
Lauren Underwood Rep 14
State Candidates
Governor & Lieutenant Governor
JB Pritzker
Governor
Juliana Stratton
Lieutenant Governor
Beverly Miles
Governor
Karla Shaw
Lieutenant Governor
Statewide Illinois Candidates
Susana Mendoza
Comptroller
Kwame Raoul
State’s Attorney
Michael Frerichs
Treasurer
Sidney Moore
Secretary of State
Alexi Giannoulias
Secretary of State
David Moore
Secretary of State
Anna Valencia
Secretary of State
State Senators
Cristina Castro | 22
Karina Villa | 25
Linda Holmes | 42
State Representatives
Anna Moeller | 43
Maura Hirschauer | 49
Barbara Hernandez | 50
Suzanne Ness | 66
Arad Boxenbaum | 83
Matt Hanson | 83
Stephanie Kifowit | 84
State Judicial Candidates
Brittany Pedersen
Judge 1st SubCircuit
Bianca Carmago
Judge 1st SubCircuit
Tom St. Jules
Judge 1st SubCircuit
Jason Kopec
Judge 1st SubCircuit
Rene Cruz
Supreme Court 2
Elizabeth Rochford
Supreme Court 2
Nancy Rotering
Supreme Court 2
Chris Kennedy
Appellate Court 2
Michael Cortina
Appellate Court 2
Erin Cartwright Weinstein
Appellate Court 2
Local Candidates
Kane County Candidates
Ron Hain
Sheriff
Nico Jimenez
County Clerk
Jeff Pripusich
County Treasurer
Kane County Board Candidates
Myrna Molina | 01
Dale Berman | 02
Danny Perez | 03
Anita Lewis | 03
Mavis Bates | 04
Dee Battaglia | 05
Ron Ford | 06
Monica Silva | 07
Michelle Gumz | 08
William Tarver | 10
Leslie Juby | 11
Walter Lindwall | 11
Steve Bruesewitz | 12
Mike Linder | 13
Tom Hodge | 14
Scott Johansen | 15
Ted Penesis | 16
Deb Allen | 17
Franklin Ramirez | 17
Sam Walker | 18
Mo Iqbal | 19
Cherryl Strathmann | 20
Vern Tepe | 22
Randy Hopp | 22
Chris Kious | 23
Jarett Sanchez | 24
State Central Committeepersons
Cristina Castro
State Central Committeewoman 8
Mike Cudzik
State Central Committeeman 8
Terrell Barnes
State Central Committeeman 8
Rachel Davis
State Central Committeewoman 11
Kristina Zahorik
State Central Committeewoman 11
Peter Janko
State Central Committeeman 11
Renato Mariotti
State Central Committeeman 11
Christine Benson
State Central Committeewoman 14
Natalie Manley
State Central Committeewoman 14
Kevin “Duffy” Blackburn
State Central Committeeman 14
Michael Crowner
State Central Committeeman 14
John Laesch
State Central Committeeman 14
Tom Walsh
State Central Committeeman 14
These important dates have been copied from the Kane County election website: https://www.kanecountyclerk.org/elections
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Wed Mar 30, 2022*
*Ballots will not be sent until Thu May 19, 2022
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Issue Vote By Mail Ballot
For Military/Overseas
Fri May 13, 2022 – Mon Jun 20, 2022
For All Other Vote By Mail
Thu May 19, 2022 – Thu Jun 23, 2022
Last Day to Register to Vote
Tue May 31, 2022
Grace Period Registration & Voting
(At Kane County Elections Main Office & Aurora Satellite)
Wed Jun 01, 2022 – Mon Jun 27, 2022
Early Voting Period
(At Kane County Elections Main Office & Aurora Satellite)
Thu May 19, 2022 – Mon Jun 27, 2022
Permanent Sites – Early Voting Period
(All Early Voting Polling Places)
Mon Jun 13, 2022 – Mon Jun 27, 2022
Last Day to Count Vote By Mail & Provisional Ballots
Tue Jul 12, 2022
A YES vote on the Workers’ Rights Amendment means that they cannot silence us on wages, safe workplaces, or benefits. When we have a voice, everyone in the community benefits with a stronger economy fueled by good jobs.
Learn more today at www.workersrights.com
