Sunday, May 1, 2011

Primary Voting - Cedar Lake Precinct Map AND Voting locations.

Primary is Tuesday!   The Republicans of Cedar Lake and Hanover Township have only one contested race and both of them are great candidates.   First, if you do not know what Ward/Precinct you are in, the map links are below:

I made a copy but it won't zoom in like the one online:



The zoomable map is located here.

Marilyn Kaper - Ward 2 Town Council
John Foreman - Ward 2 Town Council

(Personal note:  Within my family there is a split on this choice.) 

Win/win no matter who comes out on top.   Marilyn Kaper has been a devoted servant/board member/involved parent in Cedar Lake for somewhere in the vicinity of 30 years and has been an active part of the long, slow change from backwoods burgh to modern(izing) and growing community and certainly integral to making Hanover Central Schools one of the best school districts in the State of Indiana.   John Foreman (who clued me in to the location of the map online) has been part of the recent developments in town as the incumbent Council member and is familiar with and works in hi-tech industry.   John is a well-traveled professional in a highly specialized industry, Marilyn is also known to the town as her family's Cedar Lake Florist shop is a Lakeshore Drive fixture.

Running unopposed on the primary ballot:

Ralph Miller - Ward 4 Town Council

Patricia (King) Cassasa - Ward 6 Town Council

Gregory (Greg) Parker - Ward 7 Town Council

Amy Sund - Clerk Treasurer


By going to the Lake County Indiana webpage and clicking on the GIS link, you can see the precinct maps of all municipalities in Lake County, Indiana.

So once you know which precinct/ward that is yours,  you then go to the voting site for that ward.

Election Information


The Cedar Lake Town Councilmembers each serve a term of four years. The terms of the Councilmembers are staggered. Wards 1, 3, and 5 are elected every 4 years in the even numbered years (2006, 2010, 2014, etc). Wards 2, 4, 6 and 7 and the Clerk-Treasurer are elected every 4 years in the odd numbered years (2007, 2011, 2015, etc).

Primary elections are held on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in May. At this election, each party elects the candidates to represent their party. The election is always held on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November. Officials elected in the general election take office the following January 1st.

A citizen of the Town may vote in Town elections if they are:

  • A U.S. citizen,

  • 18 years of age or older,

  • A resident of the State of Indiana for 6 months,

  • A resident of either Hanover or Center Township for 60 days,

  • A resident of the precinct in which they live for at least 30 days prior to the date of the election,

  • Registered with the Lake County Board of Registration.
Ward and precinct numbers are NOT the same. Please view the map below for further clarification or call the Town Hall at (219) 374-7000.
Note: Polls are open from 6 AM to 6 PM.



Precinct Voting Locations
CL1 Boys and Girls Club
13000 Fairbanks
CL2 Cedar Lake American Legion
13050 Washington
CL3 Knights of Columbus
13039 Wicker Avenue
CL4 Cedar Lake Community Center (Park Office)
7408 Constitution Avenue
CL5 Cedar Lake American Legion
13050 Washington
CL6 Cedar Lake Town Hall
7408 Constitution Avenue
CL7 Cedar Lake Town Hall
7408 Constitution Avenue

















PLEASE REMEMBER TO TAKE TIME TO VOTE,  YOU ARE AN AMERICAN!!!





1 comment:

  1. I would like to congratulate John Foreman for the win and for his help in gathering map information and also his willingness to take time with a young technically inclined teenager.

    I would like to thank Marilyn Kaper for a classy campaign and her many years of service to our community and the school system. I hope she continues to look for ways to help keep Cedar Lake advancing.

    Both Kaper and Foreman ran a cordial campaign and worked hard. It was classic American politics without the corruption and backstabbing. Other communities and candidates could learn a lot from these two fine people!

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