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Election Results – June 28 Primary

By Josh Bootsma

LANSING, Ill. (June 28, 2022) – Thousands of residents across the state of Illinois went to the polls on Tuesday to vote in the state’s primary election ahead of the general election on November 8.

State and national race results

Statewide media have reported tallies for the Illinois and U.S. races, and results indicate that Darren Bailey and running mate Stephanie Trussell will be the Republican candidates for Governor and Lieutenant Governor, matching up against JB Pritzker and Juliana Stratton on November 8.

Results from other races, including U.S. races for Senate and House, Illinois races for Attorney General, Secretary of State, Comptroller, Treasurer, and others can be found by referring to outlets such as PBS, the Chicago Tribune, WGN, or others.

Cook County and other local results

Below are the results from suburban Cook County in the June 28 Gubernatorial Primary Election, as of Tuesday night. At the time of this writing, the Cook County Clerk’s office website said 98.11% of precincts in suburban Cook County had reported their votes. Results are below, with bolded vote counts and percentages indicating a win.

Note that total vote counts include only suburban Cook County, and not the City of Chicago. Where ultimate winner results differ from south suburban Cook County results, a note is included.

State Senator, 17th Senate District

Democrat

  • Elgie R. Sims, Jr.
    • Votes: 4,613 (100%)

Republican

  • No candidate

State Representative, 33rd Representative District*

Democrat

  • Marcus C. Evans, Jr.
    • Votes: 2,266 (100%)

Republican

  • No candidate

State Representative, 34th Representative District*

Democrat

  • Nicholas “Nick” Smith
    • Votes: 2,284 (100%)

Republican

  • Frederick L. Walls
    • Votes: 300 (100%)

*Not all of Lansing is in the same State House district. See below:

Though the majority of Lansing is in State House District 33, some of the western part of the Village is in the 34th District. (Graphic from iecam.illinois.edu)

Metropolitan Water Reclamation District Commissioner (Three open positions)

Democrat

  • Mariyana T. Spyropoulos
    • Votes: 105,369 (22.64%)
  • Yumeka Brown
    • Votes: 76,916 (16.53%)
  • Patricia Theresa Flynn
    • Votes: 93,374 (20.06%)
  • Frank Avila
    • Votes: 40,749 (8.76%)
  • Rick Garcia
    • Votes: 30,063 (6.46%)
  • Cristina P. Nonato
    • Votes: 29,489 (6.34%)
  • Precious W. Brady-Davis
    • Votes: 37,681 (8.10%)
  • Sharon Waller
    • Votes: 51,759 (11.12%)

Republican

  • R. Cary Capparelli
    • Votes: 70,796 (100%)

Metropolitan Water Reclamation District Commissioner – (Two-year unexpired term)

Democrat

  • Daniel “Pogo” Pogorzelski
    • Votes: 69,214 (41.73%)*
  • Elizabeth Joyce
    • Votes: 63,683 (38.40%)*
  • Chakena D. Perry
    • Votes: 32,953 (19.87%)

*Though south suburban Cook County gave Pogorzelski a few thousand more votes than Joyce, the City of Chicago gave Joyce a few thousand more votes that Pogorzelski. When added together, at the time of this writing, the race was too close to call.

Republican

  • No candidate

Cook County Board President

Democrat

  • Toni Preckwinkle
    • Votes: 145,800 (75.88%)
  • Richard R. Boykin
    • Votes: 46,352 (24.12%)

Republican

  • No candidate

Libertarian

  • Thea Tsatsos
    • Votes: 999 (100%)

Cook County Clerk

Democrat

  • Karen A. Yarbrough
    • Votes: 179,953 (100%)

Republican

  • No candidate

Libertarian

  • Joseph Schreiner
    • Votes: 960 (100%)

Cook County Sheriff

Democrat

  • Thomas J. Dart
    • Votes: 136,732 (87.91%)
  • Noland Rivera
    • Votes: 18,799 (12.09%)

Republican

  • No candidate

Libertarian

  • Brad Sandefur
    • Votes: 990 (100%)

Cook County Treasurer

Democrat

  • Maria Pappas
    • Votes: 185,406 (100%)

Republican

  • No candidate

Libertarian

  • Michael Murphy
    • Votes: 994 (100%)

Cook County Assessor

Democrat

  • Fritz Kaegi
    • Votes: 105,911 (56.42%)
  • Kari K. Steele
    • Votes: 81,817 (43.58%)

Republican

  • No candidate

Libertarian

  • Nico Tsatsoulis
    • Votes: 972 (100%)

4th County Board District Commissioner

Democrat

  • Stanley S. Moore
    • Votes: 5,972 (100%)

Republican

  • No candidate

Board of Review 3rd District Commissioner

Democrat

  • Larry Rogers, Jr.
    • Votes: 63,359 (100%)

Republican

  • No candidate

Democratic Township Committeeperson for Thornton Township*

Democrat

  • Kenneth Williams
    • Votes: 2,224 (15.14%)
  • Napoleon B. Harris, III
    • Votes: 4,488 (30.54%)
  • Terry R. Wells
    • Votes: 2,892 (19.68%)
  • Troy O’Quin
    • Votes: 641 (4.36%)
  • Thaddeus Jones
    • Votes: 4,449 (30.28%)

Republican

  • No candidate

Democratic Township Committeeperson for Bloom Township*

Democrat

  • Monica M. Gordon
    • Votes: 4,997 (79.51%)
  • Adam Winston
    • Votes: 1,288 (20.49%)

Republican

  • No candidate

*Lansing residents living north of 186th Street will vote for Thornton Township Committeeperson while residents living south of 186th will vote for Bloom Township Committeeperson.

Dolton referenda

On Dolton residents’ ballots were two referendum questions: the first regarding a recall mechanism and the second specifically asking if current Mayor Tiffany Henyard should be recalled.

Village of Dolton, Recall Mechanism

  • Yes
    • Votes: 1,900 (56.41%)
  • No
    • Votes: 1,468 (43.59%)

Village of Dolton, Recall of Mayor Tiffany Henyard

  • Yes
    • Votes: 1,904 (56.05%)
  • No
    • Votes: 1,493 (43.95%)

Tiffany Henyard is also the Supervisor of Thornton Township.


Elections results regarding the Illinois Appellate Court Judges, Cook County judges, and Cook County subcircuit judges are available on the Cook County Clerk’s website.

Josh Bootsma
Josh Bootsma
Josh is Managing Editor at The Lansing Journal and believes in the power and purpose of community news. He covers any local topics—from village government to theatre, from business openings to migratory birds.