West Chicago District 33 School Board

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Endorsements: Balgeman and Hernandez for District 33 school board

Watch candidate Hernandez discuss issues in the race for West Chicago Elementary School District 33 board

Mar 17, 2023 7:54 PM - Candidate Janette Hernandez discussed issues in the race for West Chicago Elementary School District 33 board with a representative of the Daily Herald Editorial Board.
Janette Hernandez: 2023 candidate for West Chicago Elementary District 33 board

Mar 29, 2023 6:21 PM - Janette Hernandez is one of four candidates running for three, 4-year terms on the West Chicago Elementary District 33 board in the April 4 consolidated election. The other candidates are: incumbents Rita Balgeman and Tom Doyle; and challenger Kathleen Fry.
Rita Balgeman: 2023 candidate for West Chicago Elementary District 33 board

Mar 29, 2023 5:56 PM - Incumbent Rita Balgeman is one of four candidates running for three, 4-year terms on the West Chicago Elementary District 33 board in the April 4 consolidated election. The other candidates are: incumbent Tom Doyle; and challengers Kathleen Fry and Janette Hernandez.
Tom Doyle: 2023 candidate for West Chicago Elementary District 33 board

Mar 15, 2023 11:49 AM - Incumbent Tom Doyle is one of four candidates running for three, 4-year terms on the West Chicago Elementary District 33 board in the April 4 consolidated election. The other candidates are: incumbent Rita Balgeman; and challengers Kathleen Fry and Janette Hernandez.
Kathleen Fry: 2023 candidate for West Chicago Elementary District 33 board

Mar 15, 2023 11:49 AM - Kathleen Fry is one of four candidates running for three, 4-year terms on the West Chicago Elementary District 33 board in the April 4 consolidated election. The other candidates are: incumbents Rita Balgeman and Tom Doyle; and challenger Janette Hernandez.

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State’s attorney finds no tampering in April election

Updated Jun 5, 2023 6:54 PM

An investigation by the Kane County state’s attorney’s office found no tampering with actual vote totals in the April election. However, there was some human error in getting the correct totals posted to the county clerk’s website.

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