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Pingree Grove 2027 election: candidates, offices, dates and results

Pingree Grove, Kane County, Illinois

At a glance

Pingree Grove's consolidated election is Tuesday, April 6, 2027, with one village president seat and three village trustee seats on the ballot. Candidate filing runs November 16–23, 2026. As of October 10, the filing period has not opened and no official candidate roster is established on the village election page. This tracker will follow filings, ballot status, voting information and results without treating an incumbent or interested person as a candidate before an official filing record appears.

Editorially updated . Individual source dates and limits appear below.

By WorthFighting.orgOct 10, 2026 8 min read

Key Takeaways

  • •Pingree Grove's consolidated election is April 6, 2027.
  • •The ballot will include one village president seat and three village trustee seats.
  • •Candidate filing is scheduled for November 16–23, 2026.
  • •No official candidate roster is established in the reviewed village records as of October 10, 2026.
  • •Election-night totals should remain labeled unofficial until the canvass or certification process is complete.

Verified through October 10, 2026. Pingree Grove's next municipal election is the April 6, 2027 Consolidated Election. The village says voters will elect one village president and three village trustees, each for a four-year term ending in 2031. Candidate filing is scheduled for November 16 through November 23, 2026.

As of this review, the filing period has not opened and the village election page does not list an official candidate roster. This page therefore begins as a pre-filing tracker. It will add names only when a filing record, certified ballot, official candidate list or other attributable election record supports them.

Pingree Grove 2027 election at a glance

QuestionCurrent answer
Election dateTuesday, April 6, 2027
Village officesOne village president and three village trustees
TermsFour years, expiring in 2031
Candidate type listed by the villageIndependent candidates
First day petitions could circulateAugust 25, 2026
Candidate filing periodNovember 16–23, 2026
Official candidate rosterNot yet established in the reviewed village records
Election authorityKane County Clerk
Local election officialPingree Grove Village Clerk

Sources: Village of Pingree Grove elections page and the 2027 candidate information packet.

Which Pingree Grove offices are on the 2027 ballot?

The village's election page identifies these municipal offices:

OfficeNumber electedTerm stated by the village
Village President1Four years, through 2031
Village Trustee3Four years, through 2031

Pingree Grove uses a president-trustee form of government. The six trustees are elected at large, and trustee terms are staggered so three seats are normally elected every two years in odd-numbered years. The village clerk is appointed rather than elected.

Which current terms expire in 2027?

The current Board of Trustees directory identifies the following officeholders or terms connected to the 2027 cycle:

  • Village President Amber Kubiak, elected in 2023 to a four-year term.
  • Trustee Luke Hall, current term expiring April 30, 2027.
  • Trustee Edward Tarnow, current term expiring April 30, 2027.
  • Trustee Adam Hagg, current term expiring April 30, 2027.

A term expiration does not establish that an officeholder is running again. This tracker will not label any person an incumbent candidate until an official filing or certified candidate record supports that description.

Official candidate tracker

RaceFiled or certified candidates as of October 10, 2026Next record to check
Village PresidentFiling period has not opened; no official roster listedVillage filing records beginning November 16
Village Trustee, three seatsFiling period has not opened; no official roster listedVillage filing records beginning November 16

The filing window closes November 23. A list published immediately after filing may still change through withdrawals, objections or later certification. Each update should identify whether a name is merely filed, challenged, withdrawn, certified or elected.

Candidate filing calendar

DateMilestoneWhat it means
August 25, 2026First day to circulate nominating petitionsCandidates could begin collecting signatures
November 16, 2026Filing period opensCompleted nomination packets may be submitted to the village clerk
November 23, 2026Filing period closesThe village packet says filings are accepted through 5 p.m. on the final day
February 4, 2027Calculated write-in declaration dateState and county guidance use a 61-days-before-election rule; confirm the exact office and cutoff before relying on this calculation
April 6, 2027Consolidated ElectionPolls are generally open 6 a.m.–7 p.m.
After April 6Unofficial results and canvassCounty election-night totals are not the same as final certified results

The February 4 date is a calendar calculation from the 61-day rule, not a substitute for confirmation by the proper election authority. The Kane County write-in guidance says declarations are accepted until 4:30 p.m. on the 61st day before an election.

Where and how municipal candidates file

The village candidate packet directs candidates to file with the Village Clerk at:

Pingree Grove Municipal Center
555 Reinking Road
Pingree Grove, IL 60140

The packet lists regular filing hours as Monday through Friday, 8 a.m.–4:30 p.m., excluding a 1–2 p.m. lunch hour, with filings accepted until 5 p.m. on November 23. It allows in-person filing or U.S. Postal Service delivery within the filing period. A candidate should use the current packet and confirm delivery details directly with the clerk before relying on a mailing schedule.

The packet identifies Village Clerk Laura L. Ortega as the local election official and lists 847-464-5533, extension 1507. The Village Clerk page provides the current office contact.

Candidate eligibility and forms

The village packet says eligible candidates must be registered voters and must have resided in the village for at least one year preceding the election, while also satisfying all other applicable requirements. It includes or references:

  • A Statement of Candidacy for an independent candidate.
  • Independent candidate petition sheets.
  • A receipt showing a Statement of Economic Interests was filed.
  • An optional Loyalty Oath.
  • A voluntary Code of Fair Campaign Practices.

The packet tells candidates to verify the required minimum and maximum number of petition signatures, signer qualifications, circulator rules and form completion with the Illinois State Board of Elections. This guide does not calculate a candidate's signature requirement or determine eligibility.

The village also warns that the Village Clerk and other village notary staff may not notarize election petitions for candidates seeking Pingree Grove office. Candidates should arrange proper notarization elsewhere and verify the complete filing package before submission.

How ballot order is determined

The candidate packet says names generally appear in the order nomination packets are received. A lottery may be required when candidates for the same office file simultaneously at 8 a.m. on the first filing day, arrive in the first mail delivery that day, or file during the final hour on the last day.

That procedure affects ballot position; it does not determine whether a filing survives an objection or becomes certified. The official certified ballot is the record to use when the election approaches.

Voting in Pingree Grove

Kane County is the election authority. Voters should use the Kane County Elections portal to check registration, sample ballots, early voting, vote-by-mail instructions and election-day information when the 2027 materials are posted.

As of October 10, this review did not locate a complete April 2027 early-voting schedule, election-specific vote-by-mail calendar or sample ballot on the county site. Those items should be marked Not Yet Posted rather than estimated from a different election.

Current Pingree Grove polling-place reference

The village's polling locations page currently lists:

Precinct groupListed location
Rutland Township Precinct 2Del Webb Sun City — Prairie Lodge, 12880 Del Webb Boulevard, Huntley
Rutland Township Precincts 5, 7, 8, 9 and 10Cambridge Lakes Community Center Clubhouse, 1125 Wester Boulevard, Pingree Grove
Plato Township Precinct 6, partial southern Heritage areaCornerstone United Methodist Church, 41W170 Russell Road, Elgin

The page warns that precinct boundaries have been revised and tells voters to use their newest voter-registration card or contact the Kane County Clerk. Treat these as current reference locations, not a guarantee that every site or precinct assignment will remain unchanged for April 2027.

The village page also says voter registration is not currently available at the Pingree Grove Municipal Center. Kane County's voter-registration page provides eligibility, address-change and grace-period information.

Election results and certification

Kane County is the appropriate starting point for unofficial local results. The Illinois State Board of Elections explains that odd-year local election results are canvassed by the local election authority and may be posted on the local authority's website.

This tracker will separate:

  1. Election-night unofficial totals from Kane County.
  2. Updated unofficial totals that include later-arriving or processed ballots.
  3. Canvassed or certified results after the official process is complete.
  4. Taking office, which occurs under the applicable municipal timetable after official results are received.

A leading election-night total should not be described as a certified victory unless the official record supports that status.

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the Pingree Grove 2027 election?

The consolidated election is Tuesday, April 6, 2027.

What Pingree Grove offices are on the ballot?

The village lists one village president seat and three village trustee seats, each for a four-year term ending in 2031.

Who is running for Pingree Grove president or trustee?

No official candidate roster is established in the reviewed village records as of October 10, 2026. Candidate filing is scheduled for November 16–23.

Are the current president and trustees automatically candidates?

No. Holding an expiring term does not establish that someone filed for reelection. This tracker will use official filing and certification records.

Where do Pingree Grove candidates file?

The village packet directs municipal candidates to the Village Clerk at 555 Reinking Road during the November filing period. Candidates should confirm requirements and hours directly before filing.

Where will Pingree Grove residents vote?

The current village page lists locations based on Rutland or Plato precincts, but voters should verify their 2027 assignment through Kane County or their newest registration card.

When will results be available?

Kane County may post unofficial totals on election night. Final language should wait for the canvass or certification process.

Update schedule and source limits

October 10, 2026: Launched the pre-filing tracker from the village election page, candidate packet, current board directory, polling-place page and Kane County election resources. No candidate is listed without an official filing source.

The next scheduled record checks are the opening of filing on November 16, the close of filing on November 23, any ballot-position lottery or objection notices, the certified ballot, early-voting and vote-by-mail schedules, election-night totals and final results.

Return to the Pingree Grove local guide, review the village public-records guide, or see the historical 2025 trustee oath record.

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