Melissa Conyears-Ervin
Melissa Conyears-Ervin holds this seat and is running for re-election as City Treasurer on February 23, 2027. Here's what's on file so far: nominating papers, signatures and campaign money, from public records.
- 32,262 signatures on file (our count)
- 2.6× the 12,500-signature minimum
- $2,242 cash on hand, Sep 30
- Feb 23 Election Day
01 · Getting on the ballot
32,262 signatures on 3,326 petition pages
Counted from the petition copy the Board of Election Commissioners provided with the October 19 filing. Candidates for this office need at least 12,500 valid signatures.
Signatures · our count
32,262 2.6× the minimum
- Petition pages
- 3,326The number on the last page of the petition, from the Board's receipt. It isn't a signature count: each page holds a limited number of lines, and not every line is filled.
- Signatures · our count
- 32,262Every filled-in signature line we counted on all 3,325 sheets of the petition copy, leaving out lines that were crossed out.
- Valid signatures
- Not yet checkedThe Board checks for duplicates and voters outside the city only if someone objects. Objections can be filed Oct 27–Nov 2.
Source: The Board of Election Commissioners' receipt for their nominating papers
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02 · Campaign money
$2,242 in the bank heading into the race
From the 2026 Q3 quarterly report the campaign committee filed with the Illinois State Board of Elections (ISBE).
Q3 fundraising equals about 45% of the committee's cash on hand at the end of the quarter.
Campaign committee
Melissa For Chicago
The committee that raises and spends money for the campaign. Its filings are public on ISBE's site.
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