Drake Warren Ousts 17-Year Incumbent on Cook County Board of Commissioners
Primaries for Illinois' nine most populous counties are detailed below.
The Democratic and Republican primaries occurred today in Illinois to select candidates for the November 2026 general election. This post covers the races for county positions in nine of the most populous counties in the Prairie State. That includes Cook, DuPage, Kane, Lake, Madison, McHenry, St. Clair, Will, and Winnebago Counties. Separate posts will be covering the primaries for federal offices, statewide executive races, and both chambers of the state legislature.
The general election for these county positions in Illinois’ main population centers will be held on November 3, 2026.
Cook County Board of Commissioners:
President:
Incumbent Toni Preckwinkle won the Democratic primary with 68.7% (444,626) against Chicago alderperson Brendan Reilly with 31.3% (203,071). 647,697 votes counted.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
District 1:
Incumbent Tara Stamps won the Democratic primary.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
District 2:
Incumbent Michael Scott Jr. won the Democratic primary with 64.7% (18,286) against activist Andre Smith with 35.3% (9,974). 28,260 votes counted.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
District 3:
Incumbent Bill Lowry won the Democratic primary.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
District 4:
Incumbent Stanley Moore won the Democratic primary.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
District 5:
Incumbent Kisha McCaskill won the Democratic primary with 53.6% (13,808) against Dolton trustee Kiana Belcher with 46.4% (11,958). 25,766 votes counted.
Former Riverdale trustee Richard Nolan won the Republican primary.
District 6:
Worth Township supervisor Patricia Joan Murphy won the Democratic primary with 36.8% (12,575) against former state prosecutor Wesam Shahed with 33.0% (11,284), Matteson Elementary school board member Veronica Bolling-Franklin with 11.7% (4,002), CFS administrator Sylvester Fulcher with 9.6% (3,290), and realtor Antoine Bass with 8.9% (3,052). 34,203 votes counted.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
District 7:
Incumbent Alma Anaya won the Democratic primary.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
District 8:
Incumbent Jessica Vasquez won the Democratic primary with 87.8% (27,743) against Navy veteran Nicholas Cade with 12.2% (3,855). 31,598 votes counted.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
District 9:
Incumbent Maggie Trevor won the Democratic primary.
Police officer Ammie Kessem won the Republican primary.
District 10:
Engineer Drake Warren won the Democratic primary with 56.7% (33,090) against incumbent Bridget Gainer with 43.3% (25,303). 58,393 votes counted.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
District 11:
Incumbent John Daley won the Democratic primary.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
District 12:
County Bureau of Asset Management chief Elizabeth Granato won the Democratic primary with 67.1% (31,433) against Equality Illinois civic engagement director Che-Che Wilson with 21.7% (10,158) and teacher Isaiah White with 11.2% (5,272). 46,863 votes counted.
2022 nominee Alice Hu won the Republican primary.
District 13:
Incumbent Josina Morita won the Democratic primary.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
District 14:
Incumbent Scott Britton won the Democratic primary.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
District 15:
County commission staffer Ted Mason won the Democratic primary.
Business owner Daniel Lee won the Republican primary with 61.0% (5,374) against North Cook Young Republicans vice chair Gabriella Hoxie with 39.0% (3,434). 8,756 votes counted.
District 16:
Attorney Miranda Hernandez won the Democratic primary with 35.7% (8,629) against nurse Letty Garcia with 32.8% (7,923) and incumbent Frank Aguilar with 31.5% (7,630). 24,182 votes counted.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
District 17:
Lyons Township clerk Elyse Hoffenberg won the Democratic primary.
Former Commissioner Liz Gorman won the Republican primary.
Cook County Board of Review:
District 1:
Incumbent George Cardenas won the Democratic primary with 54.6% (53,374) against nonprofit director Juanita Irizarry with 45.4% (44,402). 97,776 votes counted.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
District 2:
Consultant Liz Nicholson won the Democratic primary with 63.0% (90,830) against incumbent Samantha Steele with 37.0% (53,383). 144,213 votes counted.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
Cook County Officials:
Assessor:
Lyons Township assessor Pat Hynes won the Democratic primary with 52.5% (328,143) against incumbent Fritz Kaegi with 47.5% (296,296). 624,439 votes counted.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
Clerk:
Incumbent Monica Gordon won the Democratic primary.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
Sheriff:
Incumbent Tom Dart won the Democratic primary.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
Treasurer:
Incumbent Maria Pappas won the Democratic primary.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
DuPage County Board of Commissioners:
Chair:
Incumbent Deb Conroy won the Democratic primary.
Former County Commissioner Gary Grasso won the Republican primary.
District 1 (2-Year Term):
Elmhurst economic development commissioner Melissa Villanueva won the Democratic primary with 64.2% (8,471) against social worker Maria Sinkule with 20.8% (2,744) and Bensenville trustee Nicholas Panicola Jr. with 15.0% (1,984). 13,199 votes counted.
Former Elmhurst alderperson Paula Pezza won the Republican primary.
District 1 (4-Year Term):
Incumbent Michael Childress won the Democratic primary.
Attorney Eric Poplonski won the Republican primary with 95.4% (5,917) against Bensenville Fire Protection board member Onkar Singh Sangha with 4.6% (287). 6,204 votes counted.
District 2 (2-Year Term):
Attorney Mary Rada Walters won the Democratic primary with 62.4% (12,308) against public health director Mahnoor Ahmad with 37.6% (7,410). 19,718 votes counted.
Business manager Theresa McClear won the Republican primary.
District 2 (4-Year Term):
Downers Grove Community school board member Christopher Espinoza won the Democratic primary with 61.0% (11,224) against Elmhurst alderperson Guido Nardini with 39.0% (7,173). 18,397 votes counted.
2022/24 state house nominee Robert Stevens won the Republican primary.
District 3 (2-Year Term):
Gower school board member Ericka Polanco-Webb won the Democratic primary.
Incumbent Brian Krajewski won the Republican primary.
District 3 (4-Year Term):
Communications consultant Marcus King won the Democratic primary.
Incumbent Kari Galassi won the Republican primary.
District 4 (2-Year Term):
Incumbent Mary FitzGerald Ozog won the Democratic primary.
Executive recruiter Isobel Michaud won the Republican primary.
District 4 (4-Year Term):
Milton Township trustee Paula McGowen won the Democratic primary with 56.0% (9,996) against product strategy consultant Syed Hussain with 44.0% (7,862). 17,858 votes counted.
Incumbent Grant Eckhoff won the Republican primary.
District 5 (2-Year Term):
Incumbent Dawn DeSart won the Democratic primary.
College graduate Daniel Alejandro Lomeli won the Republican primary.
District 5 (4-Year Term):
Naperville alderperson Ian Holzhauer won the Democratic primary with 49.7% (8,828) against incumbent Sadia Covert with 35.3% (6,267) and Navy veteran Marylee Leu with 15.0% (2,669). 17,764 votes counted.
Program manager Chris Jacks won the Republican primary.
District 6 (2-Year Term):
Incumbent Melissa Martinez won the Democratic primary with 53.7% (7,930) against former Commissioner Lauren Nowak with 46.3% (6,831). 14,761 votes counted.
Nonprofit founder Kathleen Zander won the Republican primary.
District 6 (4-Year Term):
Navy veteran Jesse Gutierrez won the Democratic primary.
Incumbent Jim Zay won the Republican primary.
DuPage County Officials:
Clerk:
County Commissioner Paula Deacon Garcia won the Democratic primary with 56.5% (56,808) against incumbent Jean Kaczmarek with 43.5% (43,766). 100,574 votes counted.
Attorney Patricia Kladis-Schiappa won the Republican primary.
Sheriff:
Deputy Sheriff Peter Joseph Coolidge won the Democratic primary.
Former County Commissioner Sean Noonan won the Republican primary with 66.5% (30,618) against undersheriff Edmond Moore with 33.5% (15,429). 46,047 votes counted.
Treasurer:
County Commissioner Yeena Yoo won the Democratic primary.
Incumbent Gwen Henry won the Republican primary.
Kane County Board of Commissioners:
District 1:
Incumbent Myrna Molina won the Democratic primary.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
District 2 (Special):
2024 Republican nominee Ellen Nottke won the Democratic primary with 40.0% (854) against writer Martha Davidson with 35.8% (763) and business owner Matthew Dingeldein with 24.2% (517). 2,134 votes counted.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
District 3:
Incumbent Anita Lewis won the Democratic primary.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
District 5:
Former Sugar Grove Township clerk Philip Silagi won the Democratic primary.
Incumbent Bill Lenert won the Republican primary.
District 7:
Incumbent Alex Arroyo won the Democratic primary.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
District 9:
Marc Guttke won the Democratic primary.
Incumbent Jennifer Abbatacola won the Republican primary with 53.5% (1,018) against bus driver Jeffrey Magnussen with 46.5% (886). 1,904 votes counted.
District 11:
Sales executive Julie Forbes won the Democratic primary with 63.5% (2,144) against incumbent Leslie Juby with 36.5% (1,230). 3,374 votes counted.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
District 13:
Qualify assurance manager Nicolas Jimenez won the Democratic primary with 61.6% (1,313) against incumbent Michael Linder with 38.4% (818). 2,131 votes counted.
Chiropractor Ryan Deniz won the Republican primary with 69.2% (842) against 2024 County Circuit Clerk nominee Anthony Louis Catella with 30.8% (375). 1,217 votes counted.
District 15:
Nonprofit director Kate Monteleone won the Democratic primary.
Incumbent David Young won the Republican primary.
District 17:
Incumbent Deborah Allan won the Democratic primary with 58.7% (607) against organizer Deborah Willis with 41.3% (427). 1,034 votes counted.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
District 19:
Incumbent Mohammad Iqbal won the Democratic primary.
Civil investigator Steve Serafin won the Republican primary.
District 21:
Educator Deborah Chabi won the Democratic primary.
Incumbent Clifford Surges won the Republican primary.
District 23:
Incumbent Chris Kious won the Democratic primary.
Community Unit school board member Emmanuel Thomas won the Republican primary.
Kane County Officials:
Clerk:
Former Elgin alderperson Brenda Rogers won the Democratic primary with 55.3% (23,129) against former County Commissioner Brian Pollock with 44.7% (18,735). 41,864 votes counted.
Incumbent John Cunningham won the Republican primary.
Sheriff:
Undersheriff Amy Johnson won the Democratic primary with 54.8% (23,539) against public safety police lieutenant Salvador Rodriguez with 45.2% (19,418). 42,957 votes counted.
Former County Coroner Rob Russell won the Republican primary with 67.1% (14,511) against Elburn trustee Luis Santoyo with 32.9% (7,122). 21,633 votes counted.
Treasurer:
County Auditor Penny Wegmen won the Democratic primary with 66.2% (27,599) against financial manager Scott Johansen with 17.6% (7,328) and former County Director of Financial Operations Connie Cain with 16.2% (6,770). 41,697 votes counted.
Incumbent Chris Lauzen won the Republican primary.
Lake County Board of Commissioners:
District 1:
Antioch Village trustee Jose Martinez won the Democratic primary.
Educator John Muellner won the Republican primary.
District 3:
Lincolnshire-Riverwoods fire district trustee Wendy Meister won the Democratic primary with 52.7% (2,178) against nurse Jaclyn Rodriguez with 47.3% (1,957). 4,135 votes counted.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
District 4:
Incumbent Gina Roberts won the Democratic primary.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
District 6:
Incumbent John Wasik won the Democratic primary.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
District 7:
Incumbent Carissa Casbon won the Democratic primary.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
District 10:
Diamond Lake school board member Nicki Sullivan won the Democratic primary.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
District 11:
Incumbent Paul Frank won the Democratic primary.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
District 14:
North Chicago city treasurer Vance Wyatt won the Democratic primary with 59.3% (982) against Foss Park Commissioner Carmecia Hawthorn with 40.7% (679). 1,661 votes counted.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
District 15:
Incumbent Jennifer Clark won the Democratic primary.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
District 16:
Incumbent Esiah Campos won the Democratic primary.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
District 17:
Business owner Mary Mesa won the Democratic primary.
Attorney Joe Salvi won the Republican primary.
District 19:
Incumbent Marah Altenberg won the Democratic primary.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
Lake County Officials:
Clerk:
Incumbent Anthony Vega won the Democratic primary.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
Sheriff:
Incumbent John Idleburg won the Democratic primary.
Former Deputy Sheriff Roman Buchberger won the Republican primary.
Superintendent of Schools:
Incumbent Michael Karner won the Democratic primary.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
Treasurer:
County Commissioner Sandy Hart won the Democratic primary.
Entrepreneur David Penaherrera won the Republican primary.
Madison County Board of Commissioners:
District 1:
Professor Barbara Hosto-Marti won the Democratic primary.
County party official Jennifer Korte won the Republican primary.
District 2:
Asset manager Zachary Sandefer won the Democratic primary.
Incumbent Ronald Simpson won the Republican primary.
District 3:
County employee Jeffrey Hurst won the Democratic primary.
Incumbent Frank Dickerson won the Republican primary.
District 4:
Businessman Robert Hubbard won the Democratic primary.
Incumbent Bobby Ross won the Republican primary with 65.3% (875) against attorney Thomas Maag with 34.7% (466). 1,341 votes counted.
District 5:
No candidate qualified for the Democratic primary.
Incumbent Mick Madison won the Republican primary.
District 6:
No candidate qualified for the Democratic primary.
Incumbent Valerie Doucleff won the Republican primary.
District 8:
Incumbent Michael Holliday Sr. won the Democratic primary.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
District 9:
Incumbent Bill Stoutenborough won the Democratic primary.
Michael Smith won the Republican primary.
District 10:
Incumbent Shawndell Williams won the Democratic primary with 82.9% (558) against business owner Donald Hodges with 17.1% (115). 673 votes counted.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
District 11:
Rachel King won the Democratic primary.
Incumbent Dalton Gray won the Republican primary.
District 14:
Sales manager Marc Bargiel won the Democratic primary.
Incumbent Chrissy Wiley won the Republican primary.
District 16:
Amy Mohme won the Democratic primary.
Incumbent Robert Meyer won the Republican primary.
District 17:
Edwardsville Township trustee Yolanda Crochrell won the Democratic primary.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
District 18:
Incumbent Alison Lamothe won the Democratic primary.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
District 19:
Healthcare executive Angelia Gower won the Democratic primary.
Realtor Justin Warren won the Republican primary.
District 20:
No candidate qualified for the Democratic primary.
Incumbent Denise Wiehardt won the Republican primary.
District 21:
Community advocate Jeremy Haston won the Democratic primary.
Former Commissioner John Eric Foster won the Republican primary.
Madison County Officials:
Clerk and Recorder:
Election judge Rachelle Nicole Bauerle won the Democratic primary.
Incumbent Linda Andreas won the Republican primary with 52.9% (8,418) against accountant Kurt Prenzler with 47.1% (7,509). 15,927 votes counted.
Sheriff:
No candidate qualified for the Democratic primary.
Incumbent Jeff Connor won the Republican primary.
Treasurer:
No candidate qualified for the Democratic primary.
Incumbent Mike Babcock won the Republican primary.
McHenry County Board of Commissioners:
District 1:
Cary school board member Deanna Darling won the Democratic primary.
Incumbent Matt Kunkle won the Republican primary.
District 2:
Incumbent Gloria Van Hof won the Democratic primary.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
District 3:
Incumbent Carolyn Campbell won the Democratic primary.
Algonquin Township trustee Robert Reining won the Republican primary.
District 4:
Army veteran Edward Bowie Jr. won the Democratic primary.
Incumbent Joseph Gottemoller won the Republican primary.
District 5:
Former AmeriCorps official Austin May won the Democratic primary.
Incumbent Terri Greeno won the Republican primary.
District 6:
Healthcare executive Sheryl Lindenbaum won the Democratic primary.
Incumbent Pamela Althoff won the Republican primary.
District 7:
Project manager Patrick Shea won the Democratic primary.
Former Commissioner Jeff Schwartz won the Republican primary with 57.7% (920) against incumbent Brian Sager with 42.3% (675). 1,595 votes counted.
District 8:
Business owner Christy Stevens won the Democratic primary.
Business executive Martin Mohr won the Republican primary with 60.0% (1,386) against incumbent Larry Smith with 40.0% (923). 2,309 votes counted.
District 9:
Nonprofit executive Christine Hamm won the Democratic primary.
Former Huntley Village board member Niko Kanakaris won the Republican primary.
McHenry County Officials:
Clerk:
Navy veteran Bill McNeese won the Democratic primary.
Incumbent Joe Tirio won the Republican primary.
Sheriff:
No candidate qualified for the Democratic primary.
Incumbent Robb Tadelman won the Republican primary.
Treasurer:
Engineer Amin Karim won the Democratic primary.
Incumbent Donna Kurtz won the Republican primary.
St. Clair County Board of Commissioners:
District 2:
Incumbent G.W. Scott Jr. won the Democratic primary.
2022 nominee Cary Mathews won the Republican primary.
District 3:
Incumbent Roy Mosley Jr. won the Democratic primary.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
District 4:
Incumbent Harry Hollingsworth won the Democratic primary.
2020 nominee Marvin Strode won the Republican primary.
District 5:
Incumbent Lonnie Mosley won the Democratic primary.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
District 8:
Incumbent Steve Gomric won the Democratic primary.
2022 nominee Jamie White won the Republican primary.
District 12:
Incumbent C. Richard Vernier won the Democratic primary.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
District 13:
St. Clair Township trustee Michael Greenfield won the Democratic primary.
Incumbent Steve Reeb won the Republican primary.
District 14:
Incumbent Bob Trentman won the Democratic primary.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
District 15:
Lebanon police chief David Roth won the Democratic primary.
Belleville precinct committeeman Craig Nunnally won the Republican primary.
District 17:
Incumbent Scott Tieman won the Democratic primary.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
District 19:
No candidate qualified for the Democratic primary.
Incumbent Phillip Henning won the Republican primary.
District 20:
No candidate qualified for the Democratic primary.
Incumbent Ed Cockrell won the Republican primary.
District 21:
No candidate qualified for the Democratic primary.
Incumbent Harold Bittle won the Republican primary.
District 22:
Incumbent Susan Gruberman won the Democratic primary.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
District 23:
Incumbent Jana Moll won the Democratic primary.
Detective Sergeant Jake Renner won the Republican primary.
District 25:
No candidate qualified for the Democratic primary.
Educator Gary McCoy won the Republican primary.
District 26:
No candidate qualified for the Democratic primary.
Incumbent Robert Wilhelm won the Republican primary.
District 28:
No candidate qualified for the Democratic primary.
Incumbent John Coers won the Republican primary.
St. Clair County Officials:
Assessor:
Incumbent Jennifer Gomric Minton won the Democratic primary.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
Clerk:
Supervisor of Elections Laura Kaemmerer won the Democratic primary.
O’Fallon Township trustee Gary Hursey won the Republican primary.
Sheriff:
Incumbent Richard Watson won the Democratic primary with 67.7% (4,106) against former police officer Edgar Ellis with 32.3% (1,955). 6,061 votes counted.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
Treasurer:
Incumbent Andrew Lopinot won the Democratic primary.
Pine Lawn municipal court staffer Myki Rhodes won the Republican primary.
Will County Board of Commissioners:
District 1 (Two):
Incumbent Joe Van Duyne won the Democratic primary.
Incumbent Katie Deane-Schlottman and former Channahon trustee Debbie Militello won the Republican primary.
District 2 (Two):
Former County Commissioner Bob Howard won the Democratic primary.
Incumbent Frankie Pretzel and incumbent Judy Ogalla won the Republican primary with 44.3% (3,380) and 38.5% (2,936) against agriculture retail sales manager Neil Gallagher with 17.2% (1,313). 7,629 votes counted.
District 3 (Two):
Incumbent Sherry Newquist and real estate investor Marc McKirdie won the Democratic primary.
Incumbent Daniel Butler won the Republican primary.
District 4 (Two):
Marketing consultant Sheri Boniecki-Cooling and electrician William Pratt won the Democratic primary.
Incumbent James Richmond and incumbent Stephen Balich won the Republican primary with 32.4% (2,494) and 31.7% (2,441) against real estate investor Michael Lepore with 29.7% (2,282) and business owner Pawel Tyrala with 6.2% (475). 7,692 votes counted.
District 5 (Two):
Incumbent Sherry Williams and Lockport Township trustee Karen Johnson won the Democratic primary.
Incumbent David Oxley and James Balonek won the Republican primary.
District 8 (Two):
Incumbent Mica Freeman and Wheatland Township supervisor Michael Crowner won the Democratic primary.
Incumbent Mark Revis won the Republican primary.
District 9 (Two):
Incumbent Destinee Ortiz and Lockport Township supervisor Alex Zapien won the Democratic primary.
Incumbent Raquel Mitchell won the Republican primary.
District 11 (Two):
Former Bolingbrook Village trustee Sheldon Watts and incumbent Jacqueline Traynere won the Democratic primary with 33.1% (3,025) and 24.3% (2,225) against former legislative staffer Tyler Giacalone with 22.2% (2,030) and DuPage Township clerk Barbara Ann Parker with 20.4% (1,869). 9,149 votes counted.
Steven Smith won the Republican primary.
Will County Officials:
Clerk:
2024 nominee Michelle Stiff won the Democratic primary.
Incumbent Annette Parker won the Republican primary.
Sheriff:
Sergeant Patrick Jones won the Democratic primary with 59.0% (30,182) against Deputy Chief Dan Jungles with 41.0% (20,973). 51,155 votes counted.
2018/22 nominee James Reilly won the Republican primary with 75.3% (22,377) against police officer Justin Fialko with 24.7% (7,335). 29,712 votes counted.
Treasurer:
Incumbent Tim Brophy won the Democratic primary.
Homer Township assessor Carmen Maurella III won the Republican primary with 64.4% (18,989) against 2022 nominee Raj Pillai with 35.6% (10,491). 29,480 votes counted.
Winnebago County Board of Commissioners:
District 1:
No candidate qualified for the Democratic primary.
Incumbent Aaron Booker won the Republican primary.
District 4:
No candidate qualified for the Democratic primary.
Incumbent Brad Lindmark won the Republican primary.
District 5:
Incumbent Dave Tassoni won the Democratic primary.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
District 6:
No candidate qualified for the Democratic primary.
Harlem Township clerk Matthew Gabel won the Republican primary.
District 7:
No candidate qualified for the Democratic primary.
Incumbent Paula Arena won the Republican primary with 72.9% (665) against business owner Michelle Lewis with 27.1% (247). 912 votes counted.
District 8:
Teacher Eric West won the Democratic primary.
Business executive Chad Bryden won the Republican primary.
District 9:
No candidate qualified for the Democratic primary.
Incumbent John Penney won the Republican primary.
District 10:
Rockford Hispanic Chamber of Commerce president Sully Cadengo won the Democratic primary with 68.8% (532) against Rockford precinct committeeman Michael Suerth Jr. with 31.2% (241). 773 votes counted.
2022 nominee David Peyton won the Republican primary.
District 12:
Incumbent Freddy De La Trinidad won the Democratic primary with 61.9% (301) against former Rockford alderperson Isidro Barrios with 38.1% (185). 486 votes counted.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
District 14:
Incumbent Timothy Nabors Jr. won the Democratic primary.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.
District 15:
No candidate qualified for the Democratic primary.
Former County Commissioner Burt Gerl won the Republican primary.
Winnebago County Officials:
Clerk:
No candidate qualified for the Democratic primary.
Incumbent Lori Gummow won the Republican primary.
Sheriff:
No candidate qualified for the Democratic primary.
Incumbent Gary Caruana won the Republican primary.
Treasurer:
Incumbent Theresa Grennan won the Democratic primary.
No candidate qualified for the Republican primary.