UPCOMING ELECTIONS

This is your front line representative for the precinct we live in. To find which precinct you are in if you are not in the precinct in the home page, you can go to this link, then use Address Lookup to find key information about current elected officials for your area and which precinct and also which district you live in:

Also check out the list of all the candidates running for the Precinct Committee positions below or on the county clerk site under Precinct Committee Persons of the 2026 Candidates:

Precinct Candidates

Champaign 1
Democratic Candidate: Eloris Nash
Republican Candidate: —

Champaign 2
Democratic Candidate: Bethany A. Vanichtheeranont
Republican Candidate: —

Champaign 3
Democratic Candidate: Leah Taylor
Republican Candidate: Jim Green

Champaign 4
Democratic Candidate: Julie A. Pryde
Republican Candidate: —

Champaign 5
Democratic Candidate: Artice James
Republican Candidate: Jim McGuire

Champaign 6
Democratic Candidate: Elizabeth Hanauer-Friedman
Republican Candidate: Dee Shonkwiler

City of Champaign

City of Champaign 1
Democratic Candidate: Terrance Thomas
Republican Candidate: —

City of Champaign 2
Democratic Candidate: Ethan Lopez
Republican Candidate: —

City of Champaign 4
Democratic Candidate: Reynaldo Camas
Republican Candidate: —

City of Champaign 5
Democratic Candidate: Noah Vasquez
Republican Candidate: —

City of Champaign 6
Democratic Candidates:
• Dennise Arres
• Brett Peugh
Republican Candidate: —

City of Champaign 7
Democratic Candidate: Finn Meek
Republican Candidate: —

City of Champaign 8
Democratic Candidate: Kacper Pancerz
Republican Candidate: —

City of Champaign 9
Democratic Candidate: Samantha Carter
Republican Candidate: —

City of Champaign 11
Democratic Candidate: Stephanie Fortado
Republican Candidate: Renee Mullen

City of Champaign 12
Democratic Candidate: Jonathon Marshall
Republican Candidate: —

City of Champaign 13
Democratic Candidate: Adani Sanchez
Republican Candidate: —

City of Champaign 14
Democratic Candidate: Andrew Jay Cardinal
Republican Candidate: —

City of Champaign 16
Democratic Candidate: Terry Maher
Republican Candidate: —

City of Champaign 17
Democratic Candidates:
• Barry Daniels Jr.
• Chyna Figueroa-Dixon
Republican Candidate: —

City of Champaign 18
Democratic Candidate: Eric Sizemore
Republican Candidate: Lee McDonald

City of Champaign 19
Democratic Candidate: Ryan Groff
Republican Candidate: —

City of Champaign 20
Democratic Candidate: William Carl Windelborn IV
Republican Candidate: Janet Roadcap

City of Champaign 21
Democratic Candidate: Theodore Boyd Kemna
Republican Candidate: —

City of Champaign 22
Democratic Candidate: Trent Sherman
Republican Candidate: —

City of Champaign 23
Democratic Candidate: Miranda Cork
Republican Candidate: —

City of Champaign 24
Democratic Candidate: Stacy Bennett
Republican Candidate: Bruce G. Povalish

City of Champaign 25
Democratic Candidate: Kayla Brown
Republican Candidate: —

City of Champaign 26
Democratic Candidate: Michelle Jett
Republican Candidate: —

City of Champaign 27
Democratic Candidate: Mike Ingram
Republican Candidate: —

City of Champaign 28
Democratic Candidate: Jennifer “Jenny” Lokshin
Republican Candidate: —

City of Champaign 29
Democratic Candidate: William Schoell
Republican Candidate: —

City of Champaign 31
Democratic Candidate: Andrew Garske
Republican Candidate: —

City of Champaign 34
Democratic Candidate: Matt Sullard
Republican Candidate: —

City of Champaign 35
Democratic Candidate: Shauna Clayborn
Republican Candidate: —

City of Champaign 36
Democratic Candidate: Marci Adelston-Schafer
Republican Candidate: —

City of Champaign 37
Democratic Candidate: Lisa Tweedy
Republican Candidate: Jeff Brownfield

City of Champaign 38
Democratic Candidate: Jeanette Watts
Republican Candidate: Richard Montgomery

Other Precincts

Compromise Gifford
Democratic Candidate: —
Republican Candidate: Earl B. Smith

Cunningham 1
Democratic Candidate: Linda Turnbull
Republican Candidate: —

Cunningham 4
Democratic Candidate: Frank Herman
Republican Candidate: —

Cunningham 6
Democratic Candidate: Carol Ammons
Republican Candidate: —

Cunningham 7
Democratic Candidate: Aidan Joyce
Republican Candidate: —

Cunningham 9
Democratic Candidate: Jennifer Straub
Republican Candidate: —

Cunningham 11
Democratic Candidate: Steve Summers
Republican Candidate: —

Cunningham 12
Democratic Candidate: Christopher “Chris” Stohr
Republican Candidate: —

Cunningham 13
Democratic Candidate: Lisa Connery
Republican Candidate: —

Cunningham 14
Democratic Candidate: James P. Quisenberry
Republican Candidate: —

Cunningham 15
Democratic Candidate: Deshawn Williams
Republican Candidate: —

Cunningham 17
Democratic Candidate: Darcy Sandefur
Republican Candidate: —

Cunningham 19
Democratic Candidates:
• Cara L. Maurizi
• Monique Settles
Republican Candidate: Maria Vasquez

Cunningham 20
Democratic Candidate: Chandler Bradford
Republican Candidate: —

Cunningham 22
Democratic Candidate: Michael E. Baldwin
Republican Candidate: Alan Anderson

Cunningham 23
Democratic Candidate: Ashley Withers
Republican Candidate: Ronald Vlach

Additional Areas

Ludlow 2
Democratic Candidate: —
Republican Candidate: Travis Flesner

Ludlow 3
Democratic Candidate: Barbara Anderson
Republican Candidate: —

Mahomet 1
Democratic Candidate: Rachel Smith-Bolton
Republican Candidate: James E. Goss

Mahomet 2
Democratic Candidate: —
Republican Candidate: Jeff Wilson

Mahomet 3
Democratic Candidate: Evalyn Lois Hall
Republican Candidate: Lisa K. Pope

Mahomet 4
Democratic Candidate: —
Republican Candidate: Chapin Rose

Mahomet 5
Democratic Candidate: —
Republican Candidate: Ladonna Kaiser

Rantoul 1
Democratic Candidate: —
Republican Candidate: Faith Cagle

Rantoul 2
Democratic Candidate: Carolyn Greer
Republican Candidate: —

Rantoul 3
Democratic Candidate: —
Republican Candidate: Andy Graham

Rantoul 4
Democratic Candidate: A. Lee Roberts, Jr.
Republican Candidate: W. Tyler Evans

Sadorus Sadorus
Democratic Candidate: —
Republican Candidate: Theodore “Ted” Myhre

Sidney
Democratic Candidate: —
Republican Candidate: Susan Mantell

St. Joseph 1
Democratic Candidate: Cari West
Republican Candidate: —

Tolono 2
Democratic Candidate: Cynthia Chandler
Republican Candidate: —

Urbana 2
Democratic Candidate: —
Republican Candidate: Teresa Whitlatch

Urbana 3
Democratic Candidate: Alexis Henkelman
Republican Candidate: Elizabeth Seeley

Urbana 4
Democratic Candidate: Khadija Davis
Republican Candidate: —

Disclaimer: The information above is provided for general informational purposes only and was sourced from the Champaign County Clerk’s website. We make no guarantees regarding accuracy or completeness, and this information should not be relied upon as a substitute for the official ballot or guidance from election authorities.

A county board member is an elected official representing a district, responsible for county governance, setting policy, managing budgets, overseeing public services (like health, roads, parks), and ensuring transparent government, working within a system that includes an elected County Executive for administration, acting as a legislative body for the county. See the next county wide officials section to learn about County Executive as well as other county officials in question on the ballot.

Some, but not all, county board member positions will be up for election. One way to see which positions will be on next year's ballot is to see which terms of these hard working board members will be done in November 30, 2026 here.

To learn which district you live in and which districts each county board member represents follow this link on the circuit clerk’s page:

Find the candidates running for these positions below or on the county clerk site under the County Board tab of 2026 Candidates:

County Board Candidates

District 1
Democratic Candidate: —
Republican Candidate: Andrew Schuyler

District 2
Democratic Candidate: —
Republican Candidate: Thomas Ed Sexton

District 3
Democratic Candidate: —
Republican Candidate: Aaron Esry

District 4
Democratic Candidate: Jennifer “Jenny” Lokshin
Republican Candidate: —

District 5
Democratic Candidate: Bethany A. Vanichtheeranont
Republican Candidate: —

District 6
Democratic Candidate: Chyna Figueroa-Dixon
Republican Candidate: —

District 6
Democratic Candidate: Ryan Musgrove
Republican Candidate: —

District 7
Democratic Candidate: William Schoell
Republican Candidate: —

District 8
Democratic Candidate: Stephanie Fortado
Republican Candidate: —

District 9
Democratic Candidate: Jason Votava
Republican Candidate: —

District 10
Democratic Candidate: Monique Settles
Republican Candidate: —

District 11
Democratic Candidate: Lorraine Cowart
Republican Candidate: —





Disclaimer: The information above is provided for general informational purposes only and was sourced from the Champaign County Clerk’s website. We make no guarantees regarding accuracy or completeness, and this information should not be relied upon as a substitute for the official ballot or guidance from election authorities.

County Clerk:
is the county's chief record keeper and election authority, managing vital records (births, deaths, marriages), elections (voter registration, ballots, results), Recorder of Deeds functions (property records, assumed business names, notaries), County Board records (minutes, resolutions), government filings (economic interest statements), and property tax extensions, serving as a central hub for public records and official government documentation

County Executive:
leads the county's administration, similar to a mayor, overseeing departments like IT, Zoning, and Highways, preparing budgets, executing County Board orders, and appointing members to boards with Board approval, acting as the chief executive for daily operations outside elected officials' purview.

County Treasurer:
acts as both Treasurer and Collector, managing all county funds (depositing, investing, disbursing) and handling property tax collection for over 125 local entities, including billing, collecting, investing, and distributing real estate/mobile home taxes, ensuring safety, liquidity, and yield for public funds while also serving as Treasurer for numerous drainage districts.

County Sheriff:
provides primary law enforcement for unincorporated areas, runs the county jail, offers court security, and manages emergency services, focusing on professional, constitutional, and unbiased service to all residents, aiming for community solutions and fair treatment while upholding state and federal laws.

These will all be on the next primary. Check out all the candidates for these positions on the county clerk site under County Wide Offices!

Disclaimer: The information above is provided for general informational purposes only. We make no guarantees regarding accuracy or completeness, and this information should not be relied upon as a substitute for the official ballot or guidance from election authorities.

Below are several different items that are mentioned to be on the ballots coming up according to the Champaign County Clerk’s website. I’ve personally found ballot language confusing in the past, so below I’ve broken down each question and provided some background on what you're being asked:

SECTION: CHAMPAIGN COUNTY


The following are questions that may be on the ballot are called non-binding advisory questions to gauge public opinion. None of these are actionable, but they will be informative to the Champaign County Board on how to move forward with recovering the structural deficit.

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Question 1.

Choose one of the 2:

To address Champaign County’s General Fund structural deficit, I support

raising taxes

or

cutting personnel and services

Question 2.

To address Champaign County’s General Fund structural deficit, I support an increase to sales tax on purchase of goods (not including food and medicine) in Champaign County.

‍ ‍ Yes or No

Question 3.

To address Champaign County’s General Fund structural deficit, I support an increase to the County’s property tax rate that could result in paying a higher property tax.

‍ ‍ Yes or No

SECTION: THOMASBORO COMMUNITY CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL DISTRICT 130

The following is also a proposition, which can be defined as proposals that voters like you can decide on during elections. They can create new laws, change existing ones, or approve project funding.

PROPOSITION TO INCREASE THE LIMITING RATE:

Shall the limiting rate under the Property Tax Extension Limitation Law for Thomasboro Community Consolidated School District Number 130, Champaign County, Illinois, be increased by an additional amount equal to 1.0000% above the limiting rate for school purposes for levy year 2024 and be equal to 3.1198% of the equalized assessed value of the taxable property therein for levy year 2026?

1. The approximate amount of taxes extendable at the most recently extended limiting rate is $902,020, and the approximate amount of taxes extendable if the proposition is approved is $1,327,542.

2. For the 2026 levy year the approximate amount of the additional tax extendable against property containing a single family residence and having a fair market value at the time of the referendum of $100,000 is estimated to be $333.

3. If the proposition is approved, the aggregate extension for 2026 will be determined by the limiting rate set forth in the proposition, rather than the otherwise applicable limiting rate calculated under the provisions of the Property Tax Extension Limitation Law (commonly known as the Property Tax Cap Law).

SECTION: FISHER COMMUNITY LIBRARY DISTRICT


The next one is a binding public question, which means that it is legally enforceable, which makes it an actionable item given a majority of those that answer yes versus no on the ballot.

ESTABLISHMENT OF A NEW LIBRARY TAX DISTRICT CALLED THE FISHER COMMUNITY LIBRARY DISTRICT

Shall a public library district be established in the territory described as the boundaries of the Fisher Community Unit School District 1, to be known as the Fisher Community Library District, and shall the district have authority to levy an annual tax not to exceed 0.15% of the equalized assessed value of taxable property in said district?

SECTION: MAHOMET PUBLIC LIBRARY DISTRICT


The following is a proposition which can be defined as proposals that voters like you can decide on during elections. They can create new laws, change existing ones, or approve project funding.

PROPOSITION TO ISSUE $8,925,000 LIBRARY BONDS:

Shall bonds of the Mahomet Public Library District, Champaign County, Illinois, in the amount of $8,925,000 be issued for the purpose of repairing, improving and building an addition to the existing library building?

BACKGROUND:‍
In Illinois, when a taxing district is under the Property Tax Extension Limitation Law (PTELL), commonly known as "tax caps," its ability to increase property taxes is limited to the lesser of 5% or the percentage increase in the Consumer Price Index (CPI).

Increasing the limiting rate under PTELL means that the taxing district is asking voters to approve a higher maximum tax rate, effectively allowing the district to break through the standard, capped increase to generate more tax revenue than the usual CPI formula allows. In summary, while increasing the limiting rate under PTELL means explicitly asking voters to allow a higher tax rate than the state-mandated cap, directly resulting in higher property tax bills, it would at least allow more funds for the district rather than it being used for other counties.

Disclaimer: The information above is provided for general informational purposes only and was sourced from the Champaign County Clerk’s website. We make no guarantees regarding accuracy or completeness, and this information should not be relied upon as a substitute for the official ballot or guidance from election authorities.

J.B. Pritzker - D - Incumbent

Patricia L. Tillman - D

Darren Bailey - R

Ted Dabrowski - R

Rick Heidner - R

James Mendrick - R

Gregg Moore - R

Joseph Severino - R

Disclaimer: The information above is provided for general informational purposes only. We make no guarantees regarding accuracy or completeness, and this information should not be relied upon as a substitute for the official ballot or guidance from election authorities.

Christian Mitchell - D

Joseph Mosley - D

Aaron Del Mar - R

Rantch Isquith - R

Carrie Mendoza - R

Christina Nietzke-Troike - R

Robert Renteria - R


Disclaimer: The information above is provided for general informational purposes only. We make no guarantees regarding accuracy or completeness, and this information should not be relied upon as a substitute for the official ballot or guidance from election authorities.

Kwame Raoul - D - Incumbent

Bob Fioretti - R

Disclaimer: The information above is provided for general informational purposes only. We make no guarantees regarding accuracy or completeness, and this information should not be relied upon as a substitute for the official ballot or guidance from election authorities.

Alexi Giannoulias - D - Incumbent

Walter Adamczyk - R

Diane Harris - R

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Margaret Croke - D

Stephanie Kifowit - D

Holly Kim - D

Karina Villa - D

Bryan Drew - R

Disclaimer: The information above is provided for general informational purposes only. We make no guarantees regarding accuracy or completeness, and this information should not be relied upon as a substitute for the official ballot or guidance from election authorities.

There are 17 districts for Illinois House of Representatives at the federal level. If you live in Champaign County, the districts to take note of are District 2, District 13 and District 15. You can go to Here to see which district your address is located in.

District 2

• Ashley Banks - I

• Toni Brown - D

• Yumeka Brown - D

• Eric France - D

• Jesse L. Jackson, Jr. - D

• Patrick Keating - D

• Donna Miller - D

• Sidney Moore - D

• Robert Peters - D

• Willie Preston - D

• Adal Regis - D

• Mike Noack - R

District 13

• Nikki Budzinski - D - Incumbent

• Dylan Blaha - D

• Joshua Loyd - R

• Jeff Wilson - R

District 15

• Paul Davis - D

• Kyle Nudo - D

• Randy Raley - D

• Jennifer Todd - D

• Mary Miller - R - Incumbent

• Judy Bowlby - R

• Ryan Tebrugge - R

District 1

• Jonathan Jackson - D - Incumbent

• Marcus Lewis - R

• Christian Maxwell - R

District 3

• Delia Ramirez - D - Incumbent

• Angel Oakley - R

District 4

• Ed Hershey - Working Class Party

• Patty Garcia - D

• Lupe Castillo - R

District 5

• Mike Quickly - D - Incumbent

• Matthew Conroy - D

• Ellen Corley - D

• Anthony Michael Tamez - D

• Tom Hansen - R

• Kimball Ladien - R

• Barry Wicker - R

District 6

• Sean Casten - D - Incumbent

• Joseph Ruzevich - D

• Niki Conforti - R

• Skyler Duensing - R

District 7

• Nathan Bilips - I

• Anita Rao - I

• Richard Boykin - D

• Kina Collins - D

• Melissa Conyears-Ervin - D

• Anthony Driver Jr. - D

• David Ehrlich - D

• Thomas Fisher - D

• La Shawn Ford - D

• Jason Friedman - D

• Rory Hoskins - D

• Anabel Mendoza - D

• Jazmin Robinson - D

• Reed Showalter - D

• Felix Tello - D

• Patricia Easley - R

• Chad Koppie - R

District 8

• Junaid Ahmed - D

• Yasmeen Bankole - D

• Melissa Bean - D

• Sanjyot Dunung - D

• Neil Khot - D

• Kevin Morrison - D

• Dan Tully - D

• Ryan Vetticad - D

• Kevin Ake - R

• Jennifer Davis - R

• Herbert Hebein - R

• Mark Rice - R

District 9

• Delila Barrera - I

• Kat Abughazaleh - D

• Bushra Amiwala - D

• Phil Andrew - D

• Natalie Angelo - D

• Daniel K. Biss - D

• Patricia Brown - D

• Jeff Cohen - D

• Laura Fine - D

• Justin Ford - D

• Mark Fredrickson - D

• Hoan Huynh - D

• Bethany Johnson - D

• Sam Polan - D

• Nick Pyati - D

• Howard Rosenblum - D

• Mike Simmons - D

• Rocio Cleveland -R

• John Elleson - R

• Paul Friedman - R

• Mark Su - R

District 10

• Brad Schneider - D - Incumbent

• Morgan Coghill - D

• Carl Lambrecht - R

District 11

• Bill Foster - D - Incumbent

• Tedora Brown - R

• Charlie Kim - R

• Mike Pierce - R

• Jeffrey Walter - R

District 12

• Julie Fortier - D

• Mike Bost - R - Incumbent

District 14

• Lauren Underwood - D - Incumbent

• James Marter - R

• Gary Vician - R

District 16

• Paul Nolley - D

• Darin LaHood - R - Incumbent

District 17

• Eric Sorensen - D - Incumbent

• Julie Bickelhaupt - R

• Dillan Vancil - R

Disclaimer: The information above is provided for general informational purposes only. We make no guarantees regarding accuracy or completeness, and this information should not be relied upon as a substitute for the official ballot or guidance from election authorities.

Recently, Dick Durbin announced he would not seek reelection in 2026 for the Senate seat that he currently shares with Tammy Duckworth. There are only 2 US senators that represent us in congress versus the 59 state senators that represent us at the state level. You can see the candidates for the state senators in the below accordion section “State Senator for Illinois”

Here are the candidates still in the race and their party alignment:

Steve Botsford - D

Sean Brown - D

Awisi Bustos - D

Jonathan Dean - D

Robin Kelly - D

Raja Krishnamoorthi - D

Bryan Maxwell - D

Kevin Ryan - D

Julianna Stratton - D

Christopher Swann - D

The Republican Party candidates that started running for the seat are now disqualified.


Disclaimer: The information above is provided for general informational purposes only. We make no guarantees regarding accuracy or completeness, and this information should not be relied upon as a substitute for the official ballot or guidance from election authorities.

These are the candidates running for 2026 for some of our 59 state senator positions. These are different from US senators that represent us in Congress at the federal level. For federal Congress Senators please go to the “US Senator for Illinois Race for 2026” to learn more.

Only one district represents most of Champaign County-District 52-and the seat is not open for candidacy, but if you know of people in Illinois who would find this information helpful, please feel free to share

You can go to this link to see which district your address is located.

District 2

• Omar Aquino - D - Incumbent

District 3

• Mattie Hunter - D - Incumbent

District 5

• Lakesia Collins - D - Incumbent

District 6

• Sara Feigenholtz - D - Incumbent

• Nick Uniejewski - D

District 8

• Ram Villivalam - D - incumbent

• Vince Romano - R

District 9

• Patrick Hanley - D

• Rachel Ruttenberg - D

• Tom Lally - R

District 11

• Mike Porfirio - D - Incumbent

District 12

• Celina Villanueva - D - Incumbent

District 14

• Emil Jones - D - Incumbent

• Ahmed Karrar - D

• Kenneth Williams - D

• Brian Skala - R

District 15

• Napoleon Harris - D - Incumbent

District 17

• Elgie R. Sims Jr. - D - Incumbent

• Frederick L. Walls - R

District 18

• Frances Ann Hurley - D - Incumbent

• Christine McGovern - R

District 20

• Graciela Guzman - D - Incumbent

District 21

• Laura Ellman - D - Incumbent

• Julie Berkowicz - R

District 23

• Suzanne Glowiak Hilton - D - Incumbent

• Linda Polacek - R

District 24

• Ben McAdams - D

• Seth Lewis - R - Incumbent

District 26

• Nabeela Syed - D

• Darby Hills - R - Incumbent

District 27

• Carina Santa Maria - D

• David Mathis - R

District 29

• Julie Morrison - D

• Kate McGrath - R

District 30

• Adriane Johnson - D - Incumbent

District 32

• Karen Battaglia - D

• Craig Wilcox - R - Incumbent

District 33

• Michele Clark - D

• Jessica Breugelmans - R

• Danielle Penman - R

District 35

• Sarah Mertens - D

• Dave Syverson - R - Incumbent

District 36

• Michael Halpin - D - Incumbent

• Brad Beekman - R

• Patrick Harlan - R

District 38

• Ernie Marcelain - D

• Sue Rezin - R

District 39

• Don Harmon - D - Incumbent

District 41

• John Curran - R - Incumbent

District 42

• Linda Holmes - D - Incumbent

• Edgardo Perez - R

District 44

• Sally Turner - R - Incumbent

District 45

• Joe Berning - D

• Andrew Chesney - R - Incumbent

District 47

• Neil Anderson - R - Incumbent

District 48

• Doris Turner - D - Incumbent

• Frank Lesko - R

District 50

• Jill Tracy - R - Incumbent

District 51

• Chapin Rose - R - Incumbent

District 53

• Chris Balkema - R - Incumbent

District 54

• Steve McClure - R - Incumbent

District 56

• Marsia Geldert-Murphey - D

• Kevin Hall - D

• Erica Hariss - R - Incumbent

District 57

• Christopher Belt - D - Incumbent

• Daniel Rhyne - R

District 59

• Tamiko Mueller - D

• Paul Jacobs - R

• Stephen Vercellino - R

Disclaimer: The information above is provided for general informational purposes only. We make no guarantees regarding accuracy or completeness, and this information should not be relied upon as a substitute for the official ballot or guidance from election authorities.

Similar to the differences between US Senator for Illinois and State Senator for Illinois races, the State House of Representatives for Illinois is the Congressional level for the state rather than the Congressional level that represents us in Washington, D.C.

There are 118 districts for Illinois, here is the link of the list of candidates for 2026. The districts that concern us the most in Champaign County are District 101, District 102, District 103 and District 104. On the ballot for the state house of representatives - it will say “FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY [YOUR DISTRICT NUMBER] DISTRICT”.

The easiest way to find which district you are in by address lookup is through this link here.

The easiest way to find who is on the ballot is to use Ballotpedia’s lookup tool.



Disclaimer: The information above is provided for general informational purposes only. We make no guarantees regarding accuracy or completeness, and this information should not be relied upon as a substitute for the official ballot or guidance from election authorities.