Unit 4 bond question leads 66.5% to 33.5% in unofficial Champaign County count

CHAMPAIGN - Champaign Unit 4's school bond proposition drew 21,395 yes votes (66.50%) to 10,780 no votes (33.50%) in unofficial results from the Champaign County Clerk, with 118 of 118 precincts counted as of the Clerk's 12:21 a.m. Wednesday report.

Countywide, 69,919 ballots were cast, a 60.98% turnout of 114,657 registered voters: 24,986 early, 31,947 on Election Day and 12,986 by mail, the Clerk's summary shows.

For county clerk, Aaron Ammons (Democrat) had 35,415 votes (53.59%) and Alan Anderson (Republican) had 30,670 (46.41%). For sheriff, Dustin D. Heuerman (Democrat) had 47,306 (69.72%) and Gregory A. Worrell (Republican) had 20,542 (30.28%).

Advisory questions drew majority yes votes in Champaign Township (3,416 yes, 61.77%; 2,114 no) and Cunningham Township in Urbana (7,922 yes, 70.71%; 3,282 no). The summary does not print the questions' wording.

In Illinois House District 104, Mary Catherine Roberson (Democrat) had 13,246 Champaign County votes (60.40%) and Brandun Schweizer (Republican) had 8,686 (39.60%).

All figures are UNOFFICIAL until the county canvass. The Clerk has not posted the canvass date or the number of outstanding mail ballots.

Source: Champaign County Clerk: Nov. 3, 2026 General Election County Summary, unofficial; Champaign County Clerk: Historical Election Data.