Mayor Tiffany Henyard will soon see an end to her leadership in a Chicago suburb. After years of scandals and questions about her decisions and leadership style, the mayor has been defeated in a Democratic primary and won’t be on the ballot for the upcoming general election.

Henyard said she was confident she would win the primary. "I can't wait until the results come in; I'm going to come in by a landslide, and when I do the people will speak."

With all precincts reporting, House had nearly 88% of the vote, compared to Henyard's 12%. It was a convincing defeat for Henyard, who had won 82% of the vote when she won the race for mayor in 2021.