Voters in Will and DuPage counties appear to have reelected four incumbent Indian Prairie School District 204 board members, per unofficial results from Tuesday’s election.
Current board President Laurie Donahue had taken the lead in both counties as of Wednesday morning, with 23.92% of the vote in DuPage County and 23.3% of the vote in Will County, according to unofficial election results.
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Board member Allison Fosdick, board Vice President Susan Demming and board Secretary Supna Jain came in second, third and fourth in both counties, respectively, each hovering between 19% and 22% of the votes.
Allison Albert – who is a business owner, former teacher, parent and resident and the only non-incumbent who ran for a seat – trailed in both counties, with 13.16% of the vote in DuPage and 13.5% of the vote in Will, according to the two counties’ election results.
At a forum last month, Albert had spoken about policy positions like increasing transparency with parents about school programs, addressing the achievement gap in the district and supporting alternative licensing programs for teachers from nontraditional educational backgrounds.
Indian Prairie board members serve four-year terms. Current board members Catey Genc, Mark Rising and Justin Karubas will be up for reelection in 2027, according to the district’s website.