(Court opinion corrected 4/27/21.) Circuit court affirmed decision of Municipal Officers Elector Board, finding that Respondent is a duly qualified candidate for office of mayor. Respondent was convicted of the infamous federal felony crime of mail fraud in 1999 and thus was not a duly qualified candidate for any statutorily created municipal office in Illinois, including office of mayor. Governor's pardon power does not extend to a federal offense, and thus Governor cannot eliminate the collateral consequences that result from a disqualifying federal conviction. The terms of the certificate which then-Governor Rauner issued to Respondent do not qualify as a "pardon for the offense" under section 29-15 of Election Code. (COGHLAN, concurring; WALKER, dissenting.)