Breaking down election results NBC Chicago [Video]

Residents in dozens of suburbs cast ballots in a series of referendums during the Illinois primary Tuesday, with some votes having far-reaching consequences.

Residents in Glenbard Township narrowly approved funding for a new high school complex, with 50.2% of voters approving the measure as of Wednesday afternoon.

Residents in Roselle voted to adopt a home-rule system of government, while residents in Cary rejected a measure to do the same.

Here’s how each suburban county’s referendum votes unfolded.

Central Community Unit School District No. 301

Shall this district, which comprises an area including parts of Kane and DeKalb counties, build and equip a new high school building, including career education labs, fine arts spaces, special education classrooms, a field house and athletic fields, and issue bonds in the amount of $195 million?

Results: TBA

Addison Township –

Should Addison Township exercise its lawful powers to enter into a contract for garbage collection, disposal, composting and recycling for residents of the unincorporated areas of the township?

Result: NO (65.2% …