10 ILCS 5/10-15
2021 Illinois Compiled Statutes|Chapter 10 - ELECTIONS|10 ILCS 5/ - Election Code.|Article 10 - Making of Nominations in Certain Other Cases

(10 ILCS 5/10-15) (from Ch. 46, par. 10-15)Sec. 10-15. Not less than 68 days before the date of the consolidated and  nonpartisan elections, each local election official with whom  certificates of nomination or nominating petitions have been filed shall  certify to each election authority having jurisdiction over any of the  territory of his political subdivision the names of all candidates  entitled to be printed on the ballot for offices of that political  subdivision to  be voted upon at such election and direct the election  authority to place upon the official ballot for such election the names of  such candidates in the same manner and in the same order as shown upon the  certification.The local election officials shall certify such candidates for each  office in the order in which such candidates' certificates of nomination  or nominating petitions were filed in his office. However, subject to appeal,  the names of candidates whose petitions have been held invalid by the appropriate  electoral board provided in Section 10-9 of this Act shall not be so certified.  The  certification shall be modified as necessary to comply with the  requirements of any other statute or any ordinance adopted pursuant to  Article VII of the Constitution prescribing specific provisions for  nonpartisan elections, including without limitation Articles 4 and 5 of  "The Municipal Code" or Article 9 of The School Code.In every instance where applicable, the following shall also be indicated  in the certification:(1) The political party affiliation, if any, of the     candidates for the respective offices;(2) Where there is to be more than one candidate     elected to an office from a political subdivision or district;(3) Where a voter has the right to vote for more than     one candidate for an office;(4) The terms of the office to be on the ballot, when     a vacancy is to be filled for less than a full term, or when offices of a particular subdivision to be on the ballot at the same election are to be filled for different terms;(5) The territory in which a candidate is required by     law to reside, when such residency requirement is not identical to the territory of the political subdivision from which the candidate is to be elected or nominated;(6) Where a candidate's nominating papers or     petitions have been objected to and the objection has been sustained by the electoral board established in Section 10-10, the words "OBJECTION SUSTAINED" shall be placed under the title of the office being sought by the candidate and the name of the aggrieved candidate shall not appear; and(7) Where a candidate's nominating papers or     petitions have been objected to and the decision of the electoral board established in Section 10-10 is either unknown or known to be in judicial review, the words "OBJECTION PENDING" shall be placed under the title of the office being sought by the candidate and next to the name of the candidate.For the consolidated election, and for the general primary in the case  of certain municipalities having annual elections, the candidates of new  political parties shall be placed on the ballot for such elections after  the established political party candidates and in the order of new political  party petition filings.The local election official shall issue an amended certification  whenever it is discovered that the original certification is in error.  (Source: P.A. 95-699, eff. 11-9-07; 96-1008, eff. 7-6-10.)