B.L.U.F. ( Bottom Line Up Front ):
The township clerk did not properly notify the Democrat and Republican Parties of the upcoming Lottery to determine ballot position, as required under the Illinois Election Code.
The lottery was held, and at the lottery, several people from the Republican Party were present to observe, and the Clerk drew an R ball from the bag and declared the Republican party would be first on the ballot for the upcoming April election. This was videotaped.
There was no collusion, no participation in illegal activities by those there witnessing the lottery, no conspiring by any party, no co-conspirators, nothing other than the Clerk failed to properly notify the political parties.
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Amid errors and delays, a lesson from New York 22nd race: How not to run an election
Updated Feb 03, 2021;
Posted Feb 03, 2021
Carolann Cardone, right in cat mask, and Rose Grimaldi testify in late November about how sticky notes with important information might have fallen off ballots in the 22nd Congressional District race. It was the tip of the iceberg.
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UTICA, N.Y. – Rose Grimaldi and Carolann Cardone huddled over tables stacked with more than 1,000 ballots at Mohawk Valley Community College last week, fixing their third big mistake in the nation’s only undecided Congressional race.
They discovered they’d tossed nearly 400 ballots from people whose votes should have counted. It was just the latest mistake that has delayed the results of the 22nd Congressional District race for nearly three months.