Voters this week in McHenry County determined who will make the important decisions regarding their communities, schools, townships, fire departments, parks and libraries. See the results here.

This spring, McHenry County voters get to decide who will make the important decisions regarding their communities, schools, townships, fire departments, parks and libraries.

Here are the February 2025 primary election results for McHenry County's township races, including Algonquin, Grafton and Nunda townships.

Before most McHenry County voters get a chance to vote this April, Algonquin, Grafton and Nunda township voters will choose on who will appear on ballot.

What do you think about the censures against Algonquin Township Supervisor Randy Funk? Decker: The nine censures against the Township Supervisor are extremely serious and were only pursued after repeated attempts to hold him accountable for his lack of transparency in his conduct

Kevin Byrnes: I do not support township consolidation. While I believe in reducing government waste and increasing efficiency, townships play a critical role in providing essential local services in a way that larger government bodies cannot

What do you think about the censures against Algonquin Township Supervisor Randy Funk? Debbie Rinn-Alcock: After careful research I found out that these trustee censures were lies and misleading

Theresa Fronczak: My first goal when elected as a trustee is to reduce administrative costs such as duplicate services and reallocate those savings to increase vital resources to the township, including general assistance for the residents