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Danville, Illinois, Mayoral Election, 2003

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The 2003 election for Danville Mayor was the first election in 16 years that Mayor Robert E. Jones did not run.

[edit] Primary Candidates

Roger Boen- Danville Township Supervisor

Linda Bolton- Danville Alderwoman

Scott Eisenhauer- Danville/Vermilion County Emergency Management Agency Assistant Director and former Danville Alderman

David Fields- School District 118 Superintendent

Ben Jenkins- Music Composer

Mike Puhr- Danville Alderman

Pam Rickgauer- School District 118 Worker

Eugene Thompson- Former Danville Alderman

Vaugn Alcorn- Construction Worker

Billy Mahoney- Unemployed

[edit] Primary Election Results

In the Primary election David Fields came out on top with Scott Eisenhauer in second.

Candidate -
Boen 1,049
Bolton 243
Eisenhauer 1,680
Fields 2,201
Jenkins 63
Puhr 851
Rickgauer 7
Thompson 85
Alcorn 10
Mahoney 12

*Advanced to General Election

[edit] General Election

Eisenhauer beat Fields in the General election.

Candidate -
Eisenhauer 4,835
Fileds 3,069

*Advanced to General Election

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