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A 75-year-old Illinois election judge died of a cardiac event during the March 17 primary, underscoring the critical role of unpaid election workers.
Petter Culver, a 75-year-old election judge in McHenry County, Illinois, died Tuesday night during the March 17 primary election at McCullom Lake Village Hall from a cardiac event, officials confirmed.
He was serving as an election judge during the final night of early voting when he collapsed around 9:15 p.m.
The McHenry County Coroner’s Office determined the cause of death was natural causes, with no evidence of foul play.
Culver, a longtime Democratic volunteer and dedicated public servant, was honored by county officials for his unwavering commitment to democracy.
The county praised the professionalism of emergency responders and election staff during the incident, highlighting the vital, often unpaid and unrecognized role of election judges—many over 65—who ensure the integrity of the voting process.
Un juez electoral de Illinois de 75 años murió de un evento cardiaco durante las primarias del 17 de marzo, subrayando el papel crítico de los trabajadores electorales no remunerados.