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Final Unofficial Des Plaines Election Results; Moylan Holds On To Defeat Wilson - Vimarsana News

Final Unofficial Des Plaines Election Results; Moylan Holds On To Defeat Wilson

Des Plaines 2nd Ward candidates for alderman Earl Wilson (left) and Colt Moylan (right). Moylan was victorious in the April 4 election. Second ward Ald. Colt Moylan won reelection last Tuesday to serve another four-years following a final count of one precinct on Monday. Three other candidates and former aldermen – Dick Sayad (4th), Mark

Incumbents, former elected officials prevail in Cook County village board races - Vimarsana News

Incumbents, former elected officials prevail in Cook County village board races

Tuesday's unofficial election results for northwest suburban contested municipal races show incumbents prevailing and former elected officials regaining their village board seats.

Sayad, Walsten, Charewicz Retake Des Plaines Council Seats; Moylan Holds Slight Lead - Vimarsana News

Sayad, Walsten, Charewicz Retake Des Plaines Council Seats; Moylan Holds Slight Lead

Ald. Colt Moylan (left) and Mayor Andrew Goczkowski monitor election results Tuesday night, April 4, 2023, at Beacon Tap in Des Plaines. (Journal photo) With nearly all precincts reporting, three former aldermen will re-take their seats for four-year terms, according to election returns as of 8:30 p.m. Tuesday. Dick Sayad (4th), Mark Walsten (6th) and

Number Of Candidates For Des Plaines Aldermen Quickly Growing - Journal & Topics Media Group - Vimarsana News

Number Of Candidates For Des Plaines Aldermen Quickly Growing - Journal & Topics Media Group

The number of former Des Plaines aldermen who may run in next April’s city election has increased to three with Mike Charewicz and Mark Walsten confirming the likelihood that they will join ex-council member Dick Sayad in races for four-year terms. In a continuously expanding field of candidates running for city offices, contests appear to