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Election '25 | After 18,531 votes counted, plenty of changes coming in Champaign County

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Rantoul could have a new mayor, Champaign will have five new school board members and the City of Champaign Township needs to come up with a new funding model for the Strides Shelter that doesn’t involve raising property taxes.

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Election '25 | After 18,531 votes counted, plenty of changes coming in Champaign County

Rantoul could have a new mayor, Champaign will have five new school board members and the City of Champaign Township needs to come up with a new funding model for the Strides Shelter that doesn’t involve raising property taxes.

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