Joliet City Council Races: 2025 Election Results

JOLIET —The polls have closed in Will and Kendall Counties and votes are being tallied for the Joliet City Council three open at-large seats in the spring elections. The unofficial polling results from Will County showed that incumbent Joliet City Council members Jan Quillman and Joe Clement, along with Juan Moreno, were the top three getters of the five names on the ballot.

Clement and Quillman were on the ballot seeking re-election and their candidacy was also teaming up to support challenger Juan Moreno. All three had the support of roughly 20 building trades and labor union groups.

On Tuesday night, Joliet Patch interviewed Quillman and Clement at their victory party held at McBride's On 52 on Joliet's West Jefferson Street.

Other challengers on the ballot included Joliet businessman Damon Zdunich, who has the backing of Mayor Terry D'Arcy. Joliet civic volunteer Glenda Wright McCullum is also running for the Council again, after finishing in seventh out of 12 candidates in the 2021 election four years ago. The other two candidates ran write-in campaigns, Jim Lanham and Larry Crawford.

Voters in Will and Kendall Counties headed to the polls on Tuesday to make their picks in this year's local election, which features City Council, township supervisor and board, school board and Joliet Junior College board races.

We will update results throughout the night. Check back here for more updates:

With 99 percent of Joliet's Will County precincts reporting:

(Voters choose 3)

• Joe Clement: 4,076 votes/plus 311 votes in Kendall Co.
• Juan Moreno: 3,958 votes/plus 395 votes in Kendall Co.
• Jan Quillman: 3,915 votes/plus 331 votes in Kendall County
• Damon Zdunich 3,638 votes/plus 206 votes in Kendall Co.
• Glenda Wright McCullum: 3,362 votes/plus 287 votes in Kendall Co.