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Election officials, voters get ready for Tuesday's Primary

Tuesday is Primary Election Day in Illinois and Danville election officials are reminding voters in the City of Danville of polling place changes for some voters.

PETITION PACKETS AVAILABLE FOR THE GENERAL ELECTION TO BE HELD TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2024

Petition packets for Independent and New Political Party Candidates who wish to run for local offices in the General Election, to be held Tuesday, November 5, 2024, will be available at the Vermilion.

School boards see election filings

Dec 18, 2020 Several have filed to run for Danville School District 118 school board, in addition to a couple for the Danville Area Community College Board of Trustees. Those who’ve filed for Danville District 118: Darlene Halloran; Harsha Gurjal, Ricky Hoskins and Tyson J. Parks. Those filling for DACC board: Sandra Finch and Maruti Seth. Election filings continue through Monday. Danville District 118 school board seats up for election next year are currently held by Lon Henderson, Randal Ashton, Shannon Schroeder and Halloran. DACC board members Bill Black and Ron Serfoss are not seeking re-election. Nomination petitions and other filing forms are available at the Vermilion County Clerk’s Office, for those it handles.

Election filings begin for village, school boards

Election filings have started for village and school boards for the 2021 election. Lindsay Light, chief deputy county clerk and supervisor of elections with the Vermilion County Clerk’s Office, which only accepts school board and regional board filings, reported an “average, as expected” Monday morning kick-off to election filings for candidates running for board seats. Those who filed early Monday included: Westville: Michael Acord, Darren White, LeAnn Gallion and Shawn Bennett; Salt Fork; Jared Fritz and Seth Smoot; Potomac: Lucas Esteppe and Kristi Hawker; Oakwood: Mark Janesky and Bob Linn; Hoopeston: Sharon Zorns and Deborah Klaber; and Georgetown-Ridge Farm: Hilah O’Neal, Greg Emmert and Cassidy Spesard.