Richard Irvin (Illinois politician)

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Richard Irvin
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Mayor of Aurora
Assumed office
May 9, 2017
454,068 57.7
Republican
  • Jesse Sullivan
  • Kathleen Murphy
123,15615.6
Republican
117,27614.9
Republican
  • Gary Rabine
  • Aaron Del Mar
51,6116.6
Republican
33,8974.3
Republican
  • Max Solomon
  • Latasha H. Fields
7,1990.9
Total votes787,207

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