District 211 School Board Election Results

Updated 11:37 p.m.

In unofficial returns Anna Klimkowicz and Mike Scharringhausen appeared to have two D-211 school board seats locked up. Both candidates were over 6,000 votes with 144 of 149 precincts reporting.

For the third seat, current school board president Robert LeFevre had a strong lead with 5,210 votes to 4,655 for fellow incumbent Edward Yung. Roman Golash was fifth with 4,134 votes.

Updated 8:22 p.m.

Anna Klimkowicz is the top vote getter in the field with more than 6,000 votes. With 131 of 149 precincts reporting it looks like newcomer Mike Scharringhausen and incumbent Robert LeFevre will win the other two seats.

Updated 7:57 p.m.

Roman Golash is a distant fifth. Right now it looks like Klimkowicz and Scharringhausen will be elected to D-211. Incumbent board president Robert LeFevre has opened a decent lead for the third spot.

Updated 7:45 p.m.

So far Anna Klimkowicz and Mike Scharringhausen have solid leads in District 211. The third school board seat is close between incumbent board members Robert LeFevre and Edward Yung.

5 p.m.

Suburban Cook County unofficial results for this election are displayed below. Official precinct results will be available April 10. 

There are five candidates on the ballot for three open seats on the District 211 School Board in the April 9 Consolidated Election. 

They include incumbents Robert LeFevre, Anna Klimkowicz and Edward M. Yung.

Roman Golash and Mike Scharringhausen also are running for seats on the D211 school board. 

Each school board member will be elected to a four year term. 

Make your vote count. The election is today, Tuesday, April 9. Voting will be held from 7 a.m. until 6 p.m. Click here to find your polling place. 

For more information, visit the Cook County Clerk website.