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2007 Illinois electionsElections in Peoria, Illinois


Jim ArdisIndependentJim ArdisIndependent





Peoria City Council election, 2007



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5 At-Large of 10 City Council seats.































 
Majority party

 


Leader

None

Party

Independent

Last election
10

Seats won
10

Seat change
+/- 0

Popular vote
73,238

Percentage
100.00%

Swing
N/A





Mayor before election

Jim Ardis
Independent



Elected Mayor

Jim Ardis
Independent






Elections in Illinois








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The Peoria City Council election of 2007 was held on April 14, 2007. The five At-Large of 10 city council seats were up for election. Ten candidates were on the ballot. Elected were incumbents Gary V. Sandberg and W. Eric Turner; and newcomers Ryan Spain, George Jacob, and Jim Montelongo. The Council is presided over by the Mayor, who is elected independently.



Voting method


In Peoria, Illinois, each elector casts five votes in the At-Large elections. An elector may cast five votes for one candidate, two and a half votes each for two candidates, one and two thirds votes each for three candidates, one and one quarter votes each for four candidates, and one vote each for five candidates. The five candidates having the largest number of votes are considered to be elected and are seated on the city council.


The totals shown below are rounded to the nearest non-fraction.



Results

















































































2007 City Council election Peoria, Illinois
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±


Independent

Gary Sandberg
13,769
18.80
-2.53


Independent

Ryan Spain
11,928
16.29
N/A


Independent

W. Eric Turner
11,925
16.28
-1.55


Independent

George Jacob
9,685
13.22
N/A


Independent

Jim Montelongo
7,788
10.63
N/A


Independent
Dan Irving
5,184
7.08
N/A


Independent
Gale Thetford
4,921
6.72
N/A


Independent
Patti Sterling-Polk
4,314
5.89
-2.03


Independent
Gloria Fitzgerald
2,172
2.97
N/A


Independent
Dan Gilette
1,552
2.12
N/A
Majority
1,841
2.51
-0.99

Turnout
73,238




Independent hold

Swing



References


  • https://web.archive.org/web/20110928100119/http://www.ci.peoria.il.us/results






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