I’ll try to keep this updated. A list will be on the website too. I won’t be posting precinct committeemen here.

Edited at 5:15 to fix Walter Pituc. Sorry

Monday 4:45
Ron Bensyl, Republican, County Board District 2
Monday 4:20
Danis Pelmore, Democrat, Recorder of Deeds

Monday, 4:15
Devan Cousen, Democrat County Board District 9
Janie Miller-Jones, Republican, State’s Attorney

Monday 2:55
Joe Futrelle Green County Board District 8
Walter Pituc, Green, County Board District 7
Scott Tapley, Republican, County Board District 3
Pattsi Petrie, Democrat, County Board District 6, Full Term

Monday 1:00
Larry Sapp, Republican, County Board District 1

Monday 12:45
Pius Weibel, Democrat County Board District 7

Monday 10:45
Eva Jehle, Democrat, County Board District 6 Full Term
Lloyd Carter, Democrat, County Board District 5

Monday 10:15 Alfred Ivy III, Democrat, State’s Attorney

Friday 3:35 pm
Just one filing for today so far.
Kimberly Hooper, Democrat, Circuit Clerk

Thursday 8:40 am
Mark Medlyn, Coroner, Democrat

Wednesday 4:30 Carol Ammons, Democrat, County Board District 5

Brendan McGinty, County Board District 9 Democrat

Tuesday 4:30 Michael Richards, County Board District 6, Unexpired Term, Democrat

Tuesday 8:40

Julia Rietz, Democrat, State’s Attorney

Samuel Smucker, County Board District 8, Democrat

3:30 update

Steve O’Connor, Republican County Board District 4

Noon Update
John Jay, Republican County Board District 1

Janet Anderson, Democrat, County Board District 7

9:00 Tony Fabri just filed for County Auditor on the Democratic ticket.

8:00
Linda Frank, Circuit Clerk, Brad Jones, Auditor, Barb Frasca, Recorder, Duane Northrup, Coroner on the Republican ticket

Ken Goodchild County Board District 4, Republican

Wayne Williams, County Board District 6, Full Term, Democrat

Giraldo Rosales, County Board District 6, Full Term, Democrat

No other 8:00 filings. Seems like a record low number.

The County Board was created after the 1970 Constitutional Convention which eliminated the County Board of Supervisors. The minutes for the newly created County Board therefore extend to April 1972. Those minutes are now fully searchable on our website.

We are actually working on the minutes of the County Board of Supervisors extending back into the 1800’s. Prior to about 1965, the Board of Supervisors had two records. The minutes and the Supervisor Records. Those Supervisor Records include resolutions and other items which would now be recorded as separate documents and given a number. We are digitizing both the Supervisor Records and minutes.

With the minutes in searchable format, you are now able to search ordinances, resolutions, and minutes on our website.