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Remove Images New Lenox voters help elect local leaders by New Lenox Patriot Staff November 11, 2008 Out of 373,847 registered voters in Will County, 74.7 percent — 279,279 people — cast their ballots in the Tuesday, Nov. 4 election to choose not only their state and national leaders, but local and county leaders as well. State Representative Renee Kosel (65 percent) and Will County Board Member Tom Weigel (21 percent), both New Lenox Republicans, were reelected to their respective positions. Fellow New Lenox resident Judy DeVriendt, who ran for Will County State's Attorney, was defeated by incumbent Democrat Jim Glasgow (62 percent). Check out the Nov. 20 edition of The New Lenox Patriot for more on how these residents plan to continue serving New Lenox and Will County. Other election results affecting New Lenox residents: WILL COUNTY CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Dem. Larry Walsh: 60 percent WILL COUNTY RECORDER OF DEEDS Dem. Karen Stukel: 57 percent WILL COUNTY CIRCUIT CLERK Dem. Pam McGuire: 60 percent WILL COUNTY AUDITOR Dem. Kevin Duffy Blackburn: 52 percent WILL COUNTY CORONER Dem. Patrick O'Neil: 64 percent CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATIVE - 11th DISTRICT Dem. Debbie Halvorson: 59 percent Rep. Marty Ozinga: 35 percent Grn. Jason Wallace: 6 percent STATE SENATOR - 41st DISTRICT Rep. Christine Radogno: 62 percent Dem. Audrey Manley: 38 percent