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Alderwoman Tricia Teague Takes Top Spot on Mayoral Ballot after Wednesday Morning Lottery at Election Commission Office

David Johnson
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David Johnson
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David earned his degree in Political Science from Loyola University Chicago and has spent over 10 years covering local government for various publications, including the Springfield State Journal-Register. His experience with public policy gives him a unique perspective on the inner workings of local governance.

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Reporter · Wednesday, October 28, 2026 at 2:39 PM · 1 min read
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Alderwoman Tricia Teague Takes Top Spot on Mayoral Ballot after Wednesday Morning Lottery at Election Commission Office — Decatur Government news

ABOVE: In Danville Election Commission office for Wednesday morning Mayoral Ballot Lottery; (L to R) Mayor Rickey Williams, JR; Alderman Doug Ahrens, Dennis Witsman, 3rd Ward candidate Brenda Brown, and Alderwoman Tricia Teague. The Mayoral Ballot Lottery in the Danville Election Commission Office Wednesday (Oct 28) morning featured the four candidates who all filed their petitions at 8 AM on Monday, October 19th.  The ballot order will be as follows: Alderwoman Tricia Teague, Alderman Doug Ahrens, Dennis Witsman, and Mayor Rickey Williams, Jr. Pastor Frank McCullough, who filed later in the week last week, will be the fifth name on the Danville Mayoral Ballot for the February 23rd primary.

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