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Nino Vitale

Champaign County Commission

Candidate for Champaign County Auditor

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About Champaign County Auditor

The County Auditor has several important responsibilities including: Sealing gas pumps, scales and other measuring devices; Appraisal and assessment of property; Licensing dogs, vendors, and others; Calculating taxes and ad ministering assessments; Administering tax exemptions for senior citizens, the disabled, charities, and churches; etc. Distributing money to schools and local governments; Managing the county's computer systems in some counties and; Chairing and/or voting on many local governmental boards.
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Term length
2023 – 2026
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Next election
November 3, 2026
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