Politics & Government
Primary 2022: Algonquin, LITH Voters Guide
Check to see if you are registered to vote and see who is on your ballot ahead of Tuesday's primary election.
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ALGONQUIN AND LAKE IN THE HILLS, IL — Voters will head to the polls Tuesday to make their selections in this year's primary races.
McHenry County and Kane County voters will select their candidates for statewide races, including governor, attorney general, Secretary of State, U.S. senator, U.S. representative, state senator and state representative. Contested local races in the Republican primary include the McHenry County Sheriff's Office race where current undersheriff Robb Tadelman is seeking to step into the top cop role after current Sheriff Bill Prim retires at the end of his term.
Antonio "Tony" Colatorti, an enterpener who owns Cucina Bella in Algonquin, is also running in the Republican primary race for sheriff. He has 22 years of experience in law enforcement, formerly serving as the chief of police for Prairie Grove Police Department and Holiday Hills Police Department.
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Andrew "Drew" J. Georgi Jr. and Mary Mahady are squaring off in the Republican primary race for McHenry County clerk. The winner of that race will face current McHenry County Clerk Joe Tirio in November's general election.
For those heading to the polls, you can check to see if are registered here. And if you're not sure where your polling place is, you can also look that up online using your address.
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For McHenry County residents wondering which candidates will appear on their ballot, you can find your sample ballot here. Kane County residentscan find their sample ballot here.
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