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Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1976

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County election yields four party results in Grundy County

In Grundy County two Republicans and two Democrats won county offices. Circuit clerk Robert Williamson was reelected to a sixth term with 6 165 votes to Democrat David Barr's 5 834. County clerk Lana Phillips defeated James Williams by 7 640 to 4 875. Coroner James Reeves, a Democrat, claimed a second term with 8 490 votes to George Hendrickson's 3 841. State's attorney Charles Zalar ran unopposed and secured 6 588 votes.

Grundy Robert Williamson David Barr Williamson Barr Lana Phillips James Williams Phillips Williams James Reeves Reeves George Hendrickson Hendrickson Charles Zalar Zalar W. Jackson Sr Saratoga

Republicans sweep Grundy County Board races in 1976 election

Grundy County voters deliver a dominant Republican victory with nine of ten seats. Incumbents Wallace Burroughs and Robert Trotter among those re-elected. Ken Benson Sr. the sole Democrat winner in District III, replacing long-serving member. Flat party split across districts I II III. District I now fully Republican. Proceedings detail district tallies and precinct results.

Grundy County Ken Benson Sr Rte. 1 Mazon Benson Donald Noonan Wallace Burroughs George Brown Ken Sereno William Hamilton Robert Trotter Richard Ferguson Harry Melby Peter Cacello Charles McDonald David Barr Hamilton Kiersted St John Luck Illinois Schmidberger Felix III Felix I Felix II Trotter Aux Sable I Goose Lake

Corcoran Beats Hall in 15th District Race for Congress

Republican Tom Corcoran defeated Democrat Tim Hall to win the 15th District seat. Corcoran carried about 54 percent with 102,546 votes to Hall’s 87,655, winning key counties including Kane and Kendall while Hall carried LaSalle Grundy and Putnam counties. Corcoran, 37, praised inflation concerns and labor ties as Hall left Washington.

Tim Hall Dwight U.S. Congress Tom Corcoran Ottawa Hall Corcoran LaSalle Grundy County Putnam County Kane County Kendall County Livingston Woodford UPI Washington Chicago & North Western Transportation Co James Bud) Washburn Morris Congress Clifford Carlson Geneva Just

Christensen wins 43rd district seat in Illinois House

In Grundy County Democrat Ray Christensen, 54, of 840 E Chapin Sr, edged ahead to claim the 43rd district seat. Edward McBroom of Kankakee led with 71,1444 votes, while Republican George Ryan, the only incumbent, trailed in the results.

Grundy County Ray Christensen E. Chapin Sr Illinois Edward McBroom Kankakee George Ryan

Weather and election results mix in Morris area update

Cold night with a chance of snow flurries and a windy day ahead. Tuesday’s high reached 50 at Dresden Island Locks and Dam with a 33 low, while Morris reports 34 at 7 am and 43 at 10:45 am. Christensen wins Grundy County and edges Pangle in most areas. McBroom leads in Ford Iroquois Kankakee Champaign.

Dresden Island Locks and Dam Morris ESDA McBroom Christensen Pangle Ryan Ford Iroquois Kankakee Champaign

Voter turnout high in Grundy County presidential vote

Grundy County reports 72.3 percent turnout with 13 422 of 18 569 registered voters casting ballots in Tuesday’s presidential election. Compared to 1972 turnout of 77.7 percent with 16 222 registered, national turnout around 55 percent. List details votes per precinct and registered voters.

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Grundy County voting shows strong GOP support across offices

County results favor Republicans with Governor-elect James Thompson leading in Grundy County at 77 percent, Ford tailing Carter statewide, and William Scott winning over Partee. Alan Dixon carried the county for Secretary of State while Lindberg led in Comptroller. Local precincts in Morris Felix Braceville and Greenfield show varied margins.

Gerald Ford Grundy County James Thompson Mike Howlett Thompson Morris Thompson Howlett Aux Sable Township Felix Township Garfield Ford Jimmy Carter Carter Braceville Greenfield Morris Morris III Cecil Partee Alan Dixon William Scott Scott Partee Felix William Harris Dixon Harris Mazon Morris II Aux Sable Saratoga II Nettle Creek Lindberg Michael Bakalis Bakalis Bakalis Braceville Township Greenfield Township Saratoga Wauponsee

Voters Retain Thirteenth Circuit Judges Hoffman and Clydesdale

Hoffman leads with 81 percent favorable in 13th Circuit votes across Grundy LaSalle and Bureau counties where he won 39 964 for retention and 9 174 against. Clydesdale tops 75 percent with 38 269 for and 12 547 against. Supreme Court Justice Ryan also gains 84 percent in same counties.

Thirteenth Circuit Court Leonard Hoffman Morris Thomas Clydesdale Oglesby Hoffman Clydesdale Grundy Bureau LaSalle 13Th Grundy County LaSalle County Bureau County Vine St 13Th District Supreme Court Howard Ryan Illinois Ryan Tonica

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