Here are the latest results for today's Evanston elections.
Evanston/Skokie School District 65
Five candidates competing for three four-year terms on the board.
| Precincts Counted: 59 of 82 (71.95%) |
| Bonnie Lockhart |
3,069 |
24.79% |
| Andrew Pigozzi |
2,125 |
17.17% |
| Katie Bailey |
3,470 |
28.03% |
| Keith D. Terry |
3,150 |
25.45% |
| Adrian A. Dortch |
564 |
4.56% |
|
Evanston Township High School District 202
Seven candidates competing for three four-year terms on the board.
| Precincts Counted: 59 of 82 (71.95%) |
| Boris Furman |
1,675 |
15.10% |
| Adrian A. Dortch |
707 |
6.37% |
| Jane Colleton |
2,076 |
18.71% |
| Omar R. Khuri |
2,496 |
22.49% |
| William Wideman |
917 |
8.26% |
| Mary Wilkerson |
2,507 |
22.59% |
| Jacob Novar |
718 |
6.47% |
|
Oakton Community College District 535
Four candidates competing for three six-year terms on the board.
| Precincts Counted: 358 of 476 (75.21%) |
| Ann Elizabeth Tennes |
16,748 |
29.96% |
| Michael Collins |
15,163 |
27.12% |
| Reyes M. Gonzalez |
10,179 |
18.21% |
| George G. Alexopoulos |
13,811 |
24.71% |
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Referenda
Shall the City of Evanston municipal government rehabilitate and continue to reside in the Civic Center located at 2100 Ridge?
| Precincts Counted: 53 of 70 (75.71%) |
| YES |
3,740 |
82.43% |
| NO |
797 |
17.57% |
|
Shall the City of Evanston fund the rehabilitation of the Evanston Civic Center, located at 2100 Ridge Avenue, by the issuance of not less than thirty one million dollars ($31,000,000) in General Obligation bonds?
| Precincts Counted: 53 of 70 (75.71%) |
| YES |
1,571 |
48.53% |
| NO |
1,666 |
51.47% |
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