Illinois Primary Elections Results Unveiled with Contested Races in Montgomery County

The Illinois Primary Elections in Montgomery County showcased numerous contested races, revealing key victories and nominations across party lines.

Joe Biden clinched the Democratic Party nomination for President, securing 87.66% of the vote.

Donald Trump emerged victorious in the Republican Party, securing the nomination for President with 87.53% of the vote.

Mary E. Miller, William J. Graff, and Joseph D. Alexander were selected as delegates for the Republican Party.

In the alternate delegate race, Steven R. Drake, Mechtild Kosin, and Chris G. Miller emerged as the chosen candidates.

District 110 witnessed Blaine Wilhour defeating Matthew T. Hall with an 87-20 margin.

Brad Halbrook secured victory in District 107 defeating Marsha Webb with a vote tally of 267-75.

Keith E. Hancock won the County Board race in District 2, defeating Kenneth Folkerts by a margin of 209-126.

Randy Leetham emerged victorious in the County Coroner race, garnering 1,815 votes against Talon R. Burton's 485 votes.

In the 4th Judicial Circuit Court contest, Dennis Roy Atteberry won over Douglas C. Gruenke with a vote count of 1,255-854.

The proposition to allow golf carts in Litchfield faced a close vote but ultimately failed, with 532 votes against and 499 votes in favor.

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