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Code · Illinois · Chapter 10 — ELECTIONS · Act 5

Sec. 3-7. Voters in consolidating and merging townships.

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Sec. 3-7. Voters in consolidating and merging townships.
(a)In the consolidated election where township trustees are elected next following the certification of a successful referendum to consolidate townships under Article 22 of the Township Code, the qualified electors entitled to caucus, vote for, be nominated for, and run for offices in the consolidated township that is to be formed are those registered voters residing in any of the townships identified in the referendum as they exist prior to consolidation.
(b)In the consolidated election where township trustees are elected next following the certification of a successful referendum to dissolve a township and merge its territory into 2 adjacent townships under Article 23 of the Township Code, the qualified electors entitled to caucus, vote for, be nominated for, and run for offices in a receiving township shall also include those registered voters residing in the territory of the dissolving township described in the resolutions adopted under Section 23-10 of the Township Code as the territory to be merged with the receiving township. For purposes of this subsection
(b)only, "dissolving township" and "receiving township" have the meaning provided in Section 23-5 of the Township Code.
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