DuPage clerk asks what to do with votes cast for ineligible Glendale Heights candidates
Glendale Heights incumbant mayor Linda Jackson, right, whose name the Illinois Supreme Court ordered removed from the April 6 ballot late Friday, talks with resident Vikki Razzle on Saturday at the village s Center for Senior Citizens. Barbara Vitello | Staff Photographer Edward Pope, candidate for Glendale Heights village president, was ordered to be removed from the April 6 ballot by the Illinois Supreme Court.
Updated 4/6/2021 12:41 AM
The DuPage County clerk is seeking guidance from the Illinois Supreme Court on what her office should do with votes cast for two Glendale Heights village president candidates whom the high court removed from the ballot just days before the election.
What will happen to votes cast for ineligible Glendale Heights candidates? DuPage clerk seeks guidance
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