President and Vice President of the United States5 Brian Carroll & Amar Patel American Solidarity...

Candidate Filings in Ballot Order, November 3, 2020Ballot No. Candidate

Status as of 9/10/2020 7:49:52 AM

Party Status

This official candidate and referenda list for the Nov. 3, 2020 election includes only the offices and thenames of candidates whose districts include all or part of the City of Chicago.

President and Vice President of the United StatesVote for one

Joseph R. Biden & Kamala D. Harris1 CandidateDemocratic

Donald J. Trump & Michael R. Pence2 CandidateRepublican

Howie Hawkins & Angela Walker3 CandidateGreen

Gloria La Riva & Leonard Peltier4 CandidateParty for Socialism and Liberation

Brian Carroll & Amar Patel5 CandidateAmerican Solidarity Party

Jo Jorgensen & Jeremy "Spike" Cohen6 CandidateLibertarian

Write-In N/ANonpartisan

United States SenatorVote for one

Richard J. Durbin11 CandidateDemocratic

Mark C. Curran Jr.12 CandidateRepublican

Willie L. Wilson13 CandidateWillie Wilson Party

David F. Black14 CandidateGreen

Danny Malouf15 CandidateLibertarian


U.S. Representative, 1st DistrictVote for one

Bobby L. Rush21 CandidateDemocratic

Philanise White22 CandidateRepublican


U.S. Representative, 2nd DistrictVote for one

Robin Kelly21 CandidateDemocratic

Theresa J. Raborn22 CandidateRepublican

Thursday, September 10, 2020 of 24

U.S. Representative, 3rd DistrictVote for one

Marie Newman21 CandidateDemocratic

Mike Fricilone22 CandidateRepublican

U.S. Representative, 4th DistrictVote for one

Jesus "Chuy" Garcia21 CandidateDemocratic

Jesus Solorio22 CandidateRepublican


Mike Quigley21 CandidateDemocratic

Tommy Hanson22 CandidateRepublican

Thomas J. Wilda23 CandidateGreen



Danny K. Davis21 CandidateDemocratic

Craig Cameron22 CandidateRepublican

Tracy Jennings23 CandidateIndependent



Janice D. Schakowsky21 CandidateDemocratic

Sargis Sangari22 CandidateRepublican


State Senator, 1st DistrictVote for one

Antonio "Tony" Munoz31 CandidateDemocratic


State Senator, 4th DistrictVote for one

Kimberly A. Lightford31 CandidateDemocratic

State Senator, 6th District Unexpired 2-Year TermVote for one

Sara Feigenholtz31 CandidateDemocratic


Heather A. Steans31 CandidateDemocratic


Robert Martwick31 CandidateDemocratic

Anthony Beckman32 CandidateRepublican

State Senator, 11th District Unexpired 2-Year TermVote for one

Celina Villanueva31 CandidateDemocratic

Mary Ellen "Mari" Brown32 CandidateDemocracy in America



Robert Peters31 CandidateDemocratic


Jacqueline "Jacqui" Collins31 CandidateDemocratic


Laura Murphy31 CandidateDemocratic

State Representative, 1st DistrictVote for one

Aaron M. Ortiz41 CandidateDemocratic


State Representative, 2nd DistrictVote for one

Theresa Mah41 CandidateDemocratic

State Representative, 3rd DistrictVote for one

Eva Dina Delgado41 CandidateDemocratic

State Representative, 4th DistrictVote for one

Delia C. Ramirez41 CandidateDemocratic


Lamont J. Robinson41 CandidateDemocratic


Sonya Marie Harper41 CandidateDemocratic


La Shawn K. Ford41 CandidateDemocratic


Lakesia Collins41 CandidateDemocratic


Jawaharial "Omar" Williams41 CandidateDemocratic


Ann M. Williams41 CandidateDemocratic


Margaret Croke41 CandidateDemocratic



Greg Harris41 CandidateDemocratic


Kelly M. Cassidy41 CandidateDemocratic


John C. D'Amico41 CandidateDemocratic


Denyse Wang Stoneback41 CandidateDemocratic


Lindsey LaPointe41 CandidateDemocratic

Jeff Muehlfelder42 CandidateRepublican

Joseph Schreiner43 CandidateLibertarian


Michelle Darbro41 CandidateDemocratic

Brad Stephens42 CandidateRepublican


Edgar Gonzalez, Jr.41 CandidateDemocratic


Michael J. Madigan41 CandidateDemocratic




Michael J. Zalewski41 CandidateDemocratic


Elizabeth "Lisa" Hernandez41 CandidateDemocratic


Curtis J. Tarver II41 CandidateDemocratic


Kam Buckner41 CandidateDemocratic



Justin Q. Slaughter41 CandidateDemocratic


Robert "Bob" Rita41 CandidateDemocratic



Thaddeus Jones41 CandidateDemocratic


Mary E. Flowers41 CandidateDemocratic


André Thapedi41 CandidateDemocratic



Marcus C. Evans, Jr.41 CandidateDemocratic


Nicholas "Nick" Smith41 CandidateDemocratic


Frances Ann Hurley41 CandidateDemocratic

Herbert Hebein42 CandidateRepublican


Kelly M. Burke41 CandidateDemocratic


Will Guzzardi41 CandidateDemocratic



Jaime M. Andrade, Jr.41 CandidateDemocratic


Martin J. Moylan41 CandidateDemocratic

Glenn Olofson42 CandidateLibertarian


Camille Lilly41 CandidateDemocratic

Joshua Flynn42 CandidateLibertarian


Metropolitan Water Reclamation District Commissioners, Full 6-Year TermVote for not more than three

Kimberly Neely Dubuclet51 CandidateDemocratic

M Cameron "Cam" Davis52 CandidateDemocratic

Eira L. Corral Sepúlveda53 CandidateDemocratic

Tammie Felicia Vinson54 CandidateGreen

Troy Antonio Hernandez55 CandidateGreen

Rachel Wales56 CandidateGreen

State's AttorneyVote for one

Kim Foxx61 CandidateDemocratic

Patrick W. "Pat" O'Brien62 CandidateRepublican

Brian Dennehy63 CandidateLibertarian

Clerk of the Circuit CourtVote for one

Iris Y. Martinez64 CandidateDemocratic

Barbara Bellar65 CandidateRepublican

Board of Review, 1st DistrictVote for one

Tammy Wendt67 CandidateDemocratic

Dan Patlak68 CandidateRepublican

Judge of the Supreme Court (Vacancy of Freeman)Vote for one

P. Scott Neville, Jr.71 CandidateDemocratic


Judge of the Appellate Court (Vacancy of Neville, Jr.)Vote for one

Michael B. Hyman72 CandidateDemocratic


Judge of the Appellate Court (Vacancy of Simon)Vote for one

Sharon O. Johnson73 CandidateDemocratic

Judge of the Circuit Court (Vacancy of Bellows)Vote for one

Tiesha L. Smith74 CandidateDemocratic

Judge of the Circuit Court (Vacancy of Coghlan)Vote for one

Kelly Marie McCarthy75 CandidateDemocratic

Judge of the Circuit Court (Vacancy of Ford)Vote for one

Laura Ayala-Gonzalez76 CandidateDemocratic

Judge of the Circuit Court (Vacancy of Funderburk)Vote for one

Celestia L. Mays77 CandidateDemocratic

Judge of the Circuit Court (Vacancy of Larsen)Vote for one

Levander "Van" Smith, Jr.78 CandidateDemocratic

Judge of the Circuit Court (Vacancy of Mason)Vote for one

Chris Stacey79 CandidateDemocratic

Judge of the Circuit Court (Vacancy of McCarthy)Vote for one

Teresa Molina80 CandidateDemocratic

Judge of the Circuit Court (Vacancy of Murphy Gorman)Vote for one

Sheree Desiree Henry81 CandidateDemocratic

Judge of the Circuit Court (Vacancy of O'Brien)Vote for one

Elizabeth Anne Walsh82 CandidateDemocratic


Judge of the Circuit Court (Vacancy of Patti)Vote for one

Lynn Weaver Boyle83 CandidateDemocratic

Judge of the Circuit Court (Vacancy of Roti)Vote for one

Lorraine Mary Murphy84 CandidateDemocratic

Judge of the Circuit Court (Vacancy of C. Sheehan)Vote for one

Maura McMahon Zeller85 CandidateDemocratic

Judge of the Circuit Court (Vacancy of K. Sheehan)Vote for one

Jill Rose Quinn86 CandidateDemocratic

Judge, 1st Subcircuit (Vacancy of Hughes Brooks)Vote for one

Krista D. Butler91 CandidateDemocratic

Judge, 1st Subcircuit (Vacancy of Crawford)Vote for one

Tyria B. Walton92 CandidateDemocratic

Judge, 2nd Subcircuit (Additional Judgeship A)Vote for one

Sondra Nicole Denmark91 CandidateDemocratic

Judge, 3rd Subcircuit (Vacancy of Filan)Vote for one

Daniel Edward Maloney91 CandidateDemocratic

Judge, 3rd Subcircuit (Vacancy of Flynn)Vote for one

Regina Ann Mescall92 CandidateDemocratic

Judge, 3rd Subcircuit (Vacancy of Murphy)Vote for one

Erin Haggerty Antonietti93 CandidateDemocratic


Judge, 6th Subcircuit (Vacancy of Nega)Vote for one

Jamie Guerra Dickler91 CandidateDemocratic

Judge, 6th Subcircuit (Vacancy of Pantle)Vote for one

Eileen Marie O'Connor92 CandidateDemocratic

Judge, 7th Subcircuit (Vacancy of Jackson)Vote for one

Pamela Reaves-Harris91 CandidateDemocratic

Judge, 8th Subcircuit (Vacancy of Fleming)Vote for one

Jonathan Clark Green91 CandidateDemocratic

Judge, 8th Subcircuit (Vacancy of Gubin)Vote for one

Michael A. Forti92 CandidateDemocratic

Judge, 9th Subcircuit (Vacancy of Axelrood)Vote for one

Thomas M. Cushing91 CandidateDemocratic

Judge, 9th Subcircuit (Vacancy of Luckman)Vote for one

Julie Bess Aimen92 CandidateDemocratic

Judge, 10th Subcircuit (Vacancy of Allen)Vote for one

John G. Mulroe91 CandidateDemocratic

Judge, 10th Subcircuit (Vacancy of McGing)Vote for one

Maire Aileen Dempsey92 CandidateDemocratic

Judge, 10th Subcircuit (Vacancy of O'Brien)Vote for one

Mary Catherine Marubio93 CandidateDemocratic


Judge, 14th Subcircuit (Vacancy of Bertucci)Vote for one

Gerardo Tristan, Jr.91 CandidateDemocratic

Judge, 14th Subcircuit (Vacancy of Lacy)Vote for one

Perla Tirado92 CandidateDemocratic


General Election Judicial Retention, November 3, 2020

(201) Yes

Aurelia Marie Pucinski

(202) No

Judicial Retention Appellate Court

(203) Yes

Mary Katherine Rochford

(204) No

Judicial Retention Appellate Court

(205) Yes

Michael P. Toomin

(206) No

Judicial Retention Circuit Court

(207) Yes

James Patrick Flannery, Jr.

(208) No


(209) Yes

Mary Ellen Coghlan

(210) No


(211) Yes

Shelley Lynn Sutker-Dermer

(212) No


(213) Yes

Patricia Manila Martin

(214) No



(215) Yes

Kenneth J. Wadas

(216) No


(217) Yes

Gregory J. Wojkowski

(218) No


(219) Yes

Robert E. Gordon

(220) No


(221) Yes

Lewis Nixon

(222) No


(223) Yes

Margaret Ann Brennan

(224) No


(225) Yes

Janet Adams Brosnahan

(226) No


(227) Yes

Peter A. Felice

(228) No


(229) Yes

Kerry M. Kennedy

(230) No



(231) Yes

Casandra Lewis

(232) No


(235) Yes

Laura Marie Sullivan

(236) No


(237) Yes

Raul Vega

(238) No


(239) Yes

Michael B. Hyman

(240) No


(241) Yes

Joan E. Powell

(242) No


(243) Yes

Patrick J. Sherlock

(244) No


(245) Yes

Maureen Ward Kirby

(246) No


(247) Yes

Edward A. Arce

(248) No



(249) Yes

James N. O'Hara

(250) No


(251) Yes

Mauricio Araujo

(252) No


(253) Yes

Thomas J. Byrne

(254) No


(255) Yes

Ann Collins-Dole

(256) No


(257) Yes

Donna L. Cooper

(258) No


(259) Yes

Anna Helen Demacopoulos

(260) No


(261) Yes

Diana L. Kenworthy

(262) No


(263) Yes

Pamela Elizabeth Loza

(264) No



(265) Yes

Jackie Marie Portman-Brown

(266) No


(269) Yes

Dominique C. Ross

(270) No


(271) Yes

Kristyna Colleen Ryan

(272) No


(273) Yes

Debra B. Walker

(274) No


(275) Yes

Ursula Walowski

(276) No


(277) Yes

Anthony C. "Tony" Kyriakopoulos

(278) No


(279) Yes

Caroline Kate Moreland

(280) No


(281) Yes

Thomas J. Carroll

(282) No



(283) Yes

Cynthia Y. Cobbs

(284) No


(285) Yes

Daniel J. Kubasiak

(286) No


(287) Yes

Andrea M. Buford

(288) No


(289) Yes

Pamela McLean Meyerson

(290) No


(291) Yes

Chris Lawler

(292) No


(293) Yes

John Michael Allegretti

(294) No


(295) Yes

Kristal Rivers

(296) No


(297) Yes

Steven G. Watkins

(298) No



(299) Yes

Abbey Fishman Romanek

(300) No


(301) Yes

William B. Raines

(302) No


(303) Yes

Judith Rice

(304) No


(305) Yes

Patrick Kevin Coughlin

(306) No


(307) Yes

John Curry

(308) No


(309) Yes

Megan Elizabeth Goldish

(310) No


(311) Yes

Anjana Hansen

(312) No


(313) Yes

Robert D. Kuzas

(314) No



(315) Yes

John J. Mahoney

(316) No


(317) Yes

Maritza Martinez

(318) No


(319) Yes

Terrence J. McGuire

(320) No


(321) Yes

Bridget Anne Mitchell

(322) No


(323) Yes

James Paul Pieczonka

(324) No


(325) Yes

Diana Rosario

(326) No


(327) Yes

Patricia O'Brien Sheahan

(328) No



General Election Referenda and Local Options

Yes No

Constitution Amendment

"NOTICE

THE FAILURE TO VOTE THIS BALLOT MAY BE THE EQUIVALENT OF ANEGATIVE VOTE, BECAUSE A CONVENTION SHALL BE CALLED OR THEAMENDMENT SHALL BECOME EFFECTIVE IF APPROVED BY EITHERTHREE-FIFTHS OF THOSE VOTING ON THE QUESTION OR A MAJORITY OFTHOSE VOTING IN THE ELECTION. (THIS IS NOT TO BE CONSTRUED AS ADIRECTION THAT YOUR VOTE IS REQUIRED TO BE CAST EITHER INFAVOR OF OR IN OPPOSITION TO THE PROPOSITION HEREINCONTAINED.)

WHETHER YOU VOTE THIS BALLOT OR NOT YOU MUST RETURN IT TOTHE ELECTION JUDGE WHEN YOU LEAVE THE VOTING BOOTH".

CONSTITUTION BALLOT

PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE 1970 ILLINOIS CONSTITUTION

Explanation of Amendment

The proposed amendment grants the State authority to impose higher income tax rateson higher income levels, which is how the federal government and a majority of otherstates do it. The amendment would remove the portion of the Revenue Article of theIllinois Constitution that is sometimes referred to as the "flat tax," that requires all taxeson income to be at the same rate. The amendment does not itself change tax rates. Itgives the State the ability to impose higher tax rates on those with higher income levelsand lower income tax rates on those with middle or lower income levels. You are askedto decide whether the proposed amendment should become a part of the IllinoisConstitution.

For the proposed amendment of Section 3 of Article IX of the Illinois Constitution.


Yes No

Broadband

To the Voters of the City of Chicago:

Public Questions

"Should the City of Chicago act to ensure that all the City's community areas haveaccess to broadband Internet?"

Yes No

City Plan


Public Questions

"In creating its City-wide plan for continued growth and sustainability, should the Cityof Chicago place equal focus on the goals of resiliency, equity, and diversity?"

Yes No

Firearms


Public Questions

"Should the State of Illinois restrict the sale or possession of firearms that have beendefined as assault weapons or of magazines that can hold more than a certain number ofrounds of ammunition?"


Yes No

Mental Health District

To the Voters of the proposed Bronzeville Expanded Mental HealthServices Program Area:

(See notice for the description of the territory involved in this question.)

Public Questions

"Shall there be established, to serve the territory commonly described on this ballot ornotice of this question, a Bronzeville Expanded Mental Health Services Program, toprovide direct free mental health services for any resident of the territory who needsassistance in overcoming or coping with mental or emotional disorders, where suchprogram will be funded through an increase of not more than .025% of the equalizedassessed valuation of all properties within the boundaries of the territory?"

Yes No

Mental Health Tax

To the Voters of the proposed Bronzeville Expanded Mental HealthServices Program Area:

(See notice for the description of the territory involved in this question.)

Public Questions

"Under the Property Tax Extension Limitation Law, may an aggregate extension not toexceed $600,000 be made for the Bronzeville Expanded Mental Health ServicesProgram for the 2021 levy year?"


This official candidate and referenda list for the Nov. 3, 2020 election includes only the offices and thenames of candidates whose districts include all or part of the City of Chicago.

Yes No

Alcoholic Liquor W44 P16

To the Voters of 16th Precinct of the 44th Ward:

Public Questions

"Shall the sale of alcoholic liquor containing more than 4% of alcohol by weight,except in the original package and not for consumption on the premises, be prohibitedin 16th Precinct of the 44th Ward of the City of Chicago, County of Cook, State ofIllinois?"


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