Municipal Election Results – 2019

held Tuesday, April 2, 2019

Office	Name	Website / Email	Candidate comments
Naperville Mayor	Rocky Caylor (R)	https://www.rockyformayor.com
Naperville Mayor	Steve Chirico (Incumbent) (R)	https://www.chiricoformayor.com
Naperville City Council (Vote 4)	Patrick Kelly (D)	https://kellyfornaperville.com pkelly@kellyfornaperville.com	Father of three pre-K children, and will be a voice for young families. Former environmental attorney focused on electric contract and renewable energy Member of 5th Avenue Steering Committee and will work for residents on major developments.
	Barbara O'Meara (D)	http://www.omearaturnernaperville.com bomeara27@comcast.net	20 year Naperville resident; 28 year Illinois Department of Public Health employee; Adjunct Professor of Biology WCC Will protect and improve the delivery of city services, make Naperville greener, and promote responsible, efficient, and community driven development Committed, competent and capable of representing the people of Naperville
	Theresa Sullivan (D)	http://sullivanfornaperville.org sullivanfornaperville@gmail.com	Lifelong Naperville resident, technologist, MBA, mother of 3 school-aged kids, people-focused business owner, with no conflicts of interest. A progressive female voice advocating for Naperville families' safety and well-being over business interests. Priorities: Resident safety, government transparency, sustainable development, fiscal responsibility and fixing the commuter parking problem.
	Nancy Turner (D)	http://www.omearaturnernaperville.com	Latin, English, Spanish teacher. M.A. in Latin with an M.B.A; Naperville resident for close to 20 years, Child Advocate with CASA DuPage and Community Volunteer. Protect and improve the delivery of city services; make Naperville greener and more sustainable by promiting responsible, efficient, and community driven development Caring, dedicated, and committed
	Whitney Robbins (R)
	Michelle Clemen (R)
	Patty Gustin (R)
	Bruce Hanson (R)
	Paul Hinterlong (incumbent) (R)
	Joe McElroy (R)
	Bradford Miller (R)
Aurora Alderman At-Large	Sherman L. Jenkins (Incumbent) (D)	http://www.jenkinsforaurora.com sjenkins105@me.com	Currently Alderman-at-Large and dedicated to moving Aurora forward with an aggressive economic development program. Maintain fiscal responsibility to insure lower taxes, safe neighborhoods and an environmentally-sound community. Continue to stream-line the business development process so companies can produce more jobs/revenue for Aurora.
	Brooke Ann Shanley (D)	http://www.brookeshanley.com	Teacher and union leader with decades of experience working with students and families to strengthen communities. It’s time to put people above politics in order to build a stronger city. Reduce the property tax burden, enact a comprehensive ethics ordinance, convert to an elected library board.
	Durrell Williams (D)		Native of Aurora; married, four children, and 6 grandchildren Public servant, Precinct Committeemen Community Leader; Civically engaged, mentor, life coach, a supporter of after-school programs and summer camps, and an avid sports fan. Employed by Kane County Sheriff.
Aurora Alderman Ward 8	Savannah Smith (D)	http://www.SavannahSmith.org	I am a mother, a teacher, a union member, an immigrant, and an LGBTQ+ youth advocate. I want to avoid tax increases by ensuring efficient government operations. I am accessible, hard working, and ready to serve.
	Patty Smith (R)
	Tom Weil (R)
School Board, District 203 (pick 3)	Janet Yang Rohr (Incumbent) (D)	http://www.janet203.com janet@janet203.com	D203 graduate, parent, and school board member who believes deeply in the mission of quality education. Bringing professional experience leading large global organizations to the myriad school board member responsibilities. Priorities: Academic Excellence, Student Safety & Wellbeing, Equitable Opportunities, Community Connections, and Smart Spending.
	Kristine Gericke (Incumbent) (D)	kristine.gericke@yahoo.com https://twitter.com/Gericke4D203	Prioritizing school safety and the mental/emotional well-being of all students and staff Balancing our students’ needs, financial health of our district and our community tax burden Extensive volunteer history focusing on kids in school, scouts and the juvenile court system
	Joseph Kozminski (D)	http://www.koz203.com votekozminski203@gmail.com	Educator, scientist, and father of three elementary school children in the district. College physics teacher for 14 years with strong analytical skills and significant leadership and policy experience. Priority: World-class, student-focused education for all, using your tax dollars responsibly and transparently
	Cecilia Fox (D)	http://www.ceciliamfox.com	My personal story and career have formed a leader who integrates diverse and pragmatic ideas. Education molded me, fostering passion to ensure all children are afforded the best education possible. I intend to ensure that we invest in all our students, individually, in a fiscally responsible way.
	Char Lynette Dalton (I)	http://www.chardaltonfor203board.com char.dalton0612@gmail.com	Proud mother of 3 kids, a business attorney, and an active volunteer in the community Hard working, driven and committed to identifying the root cause of issues Prioritize mental health, self esteem, social awareness and safety in our schools
	Becky Rudolph (R)
School Board, District 204 (pick 3)	Gautam ‘GB’ Bhatia (D)	http://www.Facebook.com/ElectGB ElectGB1@gmail.com	BA in Computer Science, Math and Physics. MBA in MIS and Operations. Cyber Security Professional. Chairman of Aurora’s Indian-American Community Outreach Advisory Board. We Focused on Youth Mental Health, Diversity Awareness, Student Scholarship. I will focus on Educational Equity, Student Mental Health, Teacher Retention, Fiscal Responsibility, Special Needs, Student Safety.
	Natasha Grover (incumbent) (I)	http://natashagrover204.com
	Carole M Jones (D)	Sosfor2e@gmail.com	Mother of two with over 25 years expertise in both business and community arenas. Co-founder and Director - SOS for 2e is an advocacy group of over 300 members accommodating the needs of complex learners. Board of Director -Chicago Gifted Community Center facilitates educational and emotional support for gifted families.
	Justin Karubas (incumbent) (R)
	Mark Rising (incumbent) (R)
College of DuPage Trustee Community College District #502 (pick 2)	Dan Bailey (D)	http://www.danbailey.org info@danbailey.org	DuPage resident, COD Nurse graduate, lifelong learner and activist for healthy workplaces and good government. Will push to increase student body, retain full time teachers, increase 21st century job programs Committed to control tuition costs, manage revenue, improve transportation, protect taxpayers
	Maureen Dunne	http://www.maureendunne.com contact@maureendunne.com	First community college graduate in history to be named a Rhodes Scholar COD Alum; Technology Entrepreneur; Adjunct Professor, University of Illinois; Former NSF Fellow Board of Directors: Mental Health Association of GC; Access Health (Auxiliary Board); Autism Community Ventures
	Mark Incrocci (R)
	Annette Corrigan (R)
Fox Valley Park District At-Large	Mavis Bates (D)	http://www.mavisbates.org FriendsofMavisBates@gmail.com	I am a teacher at Waubonsee, business owner, healthcare provider, community leader, and conservationist. I am running to protect our natural areas and promote health and fitness for all. I intend to reduce waste to save money, keep programs up, and keep taxes down.
Fox Valley Park District At-Large	Mark Richard Buschbacher (U)
Fox Valley Park District Ward 3	Allan Broholm (D)
Naperville Park District (pick 3)	Rich Janor (Incumbent) (R)
	Josh McBroom (R)
	Marie Todd (Incumbent) (R)
Regional Board of Schools Trustees - Downers Grove (8-year Term)	Jeremy Wang (R)
Regional Board of Schools Trustees - Lisle (2-year Unexpired Term)	John Gardner Huff (R)
Referendum	"Shall the Road District of Naperville Township be abolished with all the rights, powers, duties, assets, property, liabilities, obligations, and responsibilities being assumed by Naperville Township?" Click here for why you should vote YES.

Municipal Election Results – 2019

held Tuesday, April 2, 2019

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