
GOP Voters Back Noonan Over Moore in DuPage Sheriff's Primary
Former DuPage County Board member Sean Noonan won the Republican nomination for sheriff, garnering 30,157 votes to Moore's 15,232.
Read More23 years in law enforcement. 8 years on the DuPage County Board. A lifetime of service to our community.

I know firsthand the hard work, courage, and heart it takes to wear the badge with honor. I have served as a patrol officer, supervisor, and leader working alongside municipal departments across DuPage County.
I also spent eight years as an elected County Board member — approving budgets, reviewing staffing, and holding departments accountable. That combination of operational experience and fiscal oversight is what this office demands.
“Leadership is not about being the best. Leadership is about making everyone else better.”— Sean Noonan

DuPage County deserves a Sheriff who leads with integrity, enforces the law fairly, and restores trust inside and outside the department.
Transparent leadership that earns confidence from deputies and residents alike.
Data-driven strategies and coordinated enforcement to keep families safe.
Prioritize morale, recruitment, and professional development from day one.
Coordinated service across all 36 municipalities in DuPage County.
Consistent, fair enforcement focused on protecting victims and upholding due process.
“Law and order must go hand in hand with compassion and accountability. That is how we keep DuPage County safe, strong, and thriving.”
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Former DuPage County Board member Sean Noonan won the Republican nomination for sheriff, garnering 30,157 votes to Moore's 15,232.
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Noonan won a decisive 66.5% of the vote, a nearly 15,000-vote margin. "I'm grateful, I am humbled," he told the DuPage Policy Journal.
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Longtime police officer Sean Noonan took a big lead with two-thirds of the vote as the undersheriff's controversies dominated the race's final days.
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