More than a week after the election, many races in the Fox Valley remain too close to call.
Here's an update on where those municipal, school board and library board races stood as of Wednesday, keeping in mind that all results remain unofficial until they're certified. Any mail-in ballots postmarked through April 6 can still count as long as they're received by Tuesday.
Municipal races
In the race for Burlington village president, Mary Kay Wlezen maintained a 47 to 45 vote advantage over two-term incumbent Bob Walsh.
With three trustee seats open in Cary, Jennifer Weinhammer wrapped up one on election night. As of Wednesday, Rick Walrath had 773 votes, Rick Dudek had 756 and Jeffrey Kraus had 727 votes.
Corey Dixon and Carol Rauschenberger claimed two of four open seats in the Elgin city council. Dustin Good had 2,067 votes, Steve Thoren had 2,055 and Anthony Ortiz had 2,028 in a tight race for the other two spots.
Melissa Schladt was a clear front-runner for one of three trustee seats in Fox River Grove. For the two other seats, Andrew Migdal had 285 votes, Steven Knar had 276 and Jacob Fleischmann trailed with 242 votes.
In the Huntley trustee race featuring three open seats, Ronda Goldman and J.R. Westberg were solidly ahead. Mary Holzkopf led John Piwko with 1,261 to 1,218 votes for the final seat.
The race for the St. Charles Ward 4 alderman seat remained close but Bryan Wirball maintained an eight-vote lead over John Hoscheit.
In West Dundee, Dan Wilbrandt and Cheryl Anderley claimed two of the three open seats. Cheryl Alopogianis had 453 votes to 383 for Pamela Carr Hagerman for the final seat.
School board races
In Cary District 26, Anne Santucci, Stacey Sault, Melinda Hartman and Julie Jette held a solid lead for the four open seats.
Christine Birkett and David Scarpino were far ahead for two of the three open seats in Community Unit District 300. For the final seat, Emmanuel Thomas led Holly Jarovsky by 37 votes.
Jeffrey Meyer and Donna Redmer maintained a large lead for the two seats available in the Elgin Community College race.
Leading by a strong margin for the Harper College board were Nancy Robb, Diane Hill and William Kelley while Sean Cratty, Paul Troy, Lesli Melendy and Anthony Quagliano were ahead in the race for four seats in Huntley District 158.
In St. Charles District 303, Ed McNally, Heidi Fairgrieve and Carolyn Waibel wrapped up three of the four seats. For the final seat, Kate Bell led Jim Stombres by three votes.
Library board races
Lindsay Taylor enjoyed a comfortable lead for one of two open seats in the Algonquin Library District. Tracy Sharkey led Andrew Fekete by 17 votes.
Two seats were available in the Barrington Area Library District, with Jennifer Lucas far ahead of the pack. Anne Ordway led Denise Tenyer by 52 votes for the other open seat.
In the St. Charles Library District, Mary Kruse and Claudia Frost were in command for two of the three open seats. Michael Hill led Bonnie Dauer by 63 votes for the final seat.
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