McLeod appears headed to sixth term as Hoffman Estates mayor Bill McLeod Nicholas Waryas From left, Bill McLeod, Mark Mueller and Nicholas Waryas are candidates for Hoffman Estates mayor in the April 6, 2021, election.
Twenty-year veteran Hoffman Estates Mayor Bill McLeod appeared headed to yet another victory Tuesday night.
With Election Day ballots in 28 of the village s 29 precincts reported, McLeod was leading former police Lt. Mark Mueller and former trustee candidate Nicholas Waryas with more than 57% of the vote, unofficial results showed.
McLeod had 2,757 votes; Mueller had 1,972 votes; and Waryas was a distant third with 89 votes.
The tally didn t include all the votes cast in the race. In addition to Election Day votes that hadn t yet been reported, ballots postmarked by Tuesday that arrive at election offices by April 20 will be counted, too, as will provisional ballots.
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Mayor says Hoffman Estates is poised to bounce back from pandemic Hoffman Estates Mayor Bill McLeod delivers a virtual version of his annual State of the Village address to the Hoffman Estates Chamber of Commerce and Industry Wednesday. Courtesy of Hoffman Estates Chamber of Commerce and Industry Bill McLeod
Updated 3/3/2021 10:35 PM
Hoffman Estates village, park district and Now Arena operations demonstrated resilience during the pandemic and are well prepared for the recovery ahead, Mayor Bill McLeod said in his annual State of the Village address Wednesday.
But the virtual version of the yearly presentation to the Hoffman Estates Chamber of Commerce and Industry also showed that full recovery from the COVID-19 outbreak remains a work in progress.