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Our picks for Tuesday in Lake County

Federal

President - Barack Obama (D)

Senate - Dick Durbin (D)*

U.S. House

10th District - Mark S. Kirk (R)*

8th District - Melissa Bean (D)*

State

Senate

District 26 - Dan M. Duffy (R)

District 30 - Terry Link (D)*

District 27 - Matt Murphy (R)*

House

District 59 - Kathleen Ryg (D)*

District 52 - Mark Beaubien (R)*

District 51 Amanda Howland (D)

District 61 JoAnn Osmond (R)*

District 53 - Sidney H. Mathias (R)*

Lake County

Circuit Clerk - Cynthia J. Pruim Haran (D)

State's Attorney - Michael L. Waller (R)*

Coroner - Richard L. Keller (D)*

District 1 - Linda J. Pedersen (R)

District 2 - Randall E. Whitmore (R)*

District 6 - Melinda G. Bush (D)

District 16 - Robert E. Powers (R)*

District 11 - Pat T. Carey (D)

District 17 - Stevenson Mountsier (R)*

District 20 - David B. Stolman (R)*

Referendums

Illinois - Should the state conduct a constitutional convention? - No.

Lake County Forest Preserve - Should the county borrow up to $185,000 to buy and develop more land? - Yes.

Antioch Fire Protection District - Should the district raise the tax rate to hire additional firefighters to staff unmanned stations and to buy new advanced life support equipment? - Yes.

Diamond Lake Elementary District 76

Should the rate for the operating fund increase and the rate for the building-related bonds decrease? Yes.

Grayslake Fire Protection District - Should the tax rate increase to pay for more employees, improve facilities and build a new station? - Yes.

Long Grove - Should the village establish a tax increment financing district to raise money for improvements downtown and in adjacent areas? (Advisory)

Round Lake Beach - Should the village clerk be appointed by the village president? Yes.

Warren Township High School District 121 - Should the board borrow $30 million for facility improvements, mostly at the Almost Road campus? No.

Wauconda - Should the village borrow $7 million for street and storm sewer improvements? No.

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