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8 candidates file to run for office in Gardner

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Village of Lincolnshire voters will decide who will serve as mayor when they head to the polls on April 2. 

Interested candidates had until Dec. 17 to file their nominating petitions. The local election board determines the number of signatures required to earn a spot on the ballot.

According to local election officials and the Illinois State Board of Elections, the following individuals turned in nominating petitions to run for the open seats:

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NamePosition SeekingAddressParty Affiliation as of 2016**Date of BirthIncumbent Y/N?

Patricia A. ParksMayor411 N. Center St.Republican03-19-1960No
Michael SerenaMayor208 S. Jackson St.Democrat05-31-1962Yes
James K. RileyMayor309 E. Washington St.Democrat12-27-1992No
Timothy HillCommissioner305 W. Lincoln Ave.Republican12-29-1977No
Erik SmithCommissioner110 E. Odell St.Democrat07-24-1978No
Dick HilemanCommissioner306 N. Monroe St.Not availableNot availableNo
Robert WolfCommissioner305 S. Grundy St.Democrat06-02-1965No
Terry L. JensenCommissioner307 W. Lincoln Ave.Democrat03-08-1965No
Source: Village of Lincolnshire and the Illinois State Board of Elections

**Party affiliation is not declared by candidates in local elections. LGIS has determined party affiliation for candidates based on the party designation for the primary election in which they last voted.

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