Illinois Election Results

Updated Feb. 17, 2023, 3:29 PM ET

Illinois Election Results

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Joseph R. Biden Jr. has won the reliably blue state of Illinois, which has gone to a Democratic candidate since 1992. Read more

Senator Dick Durbin, a Democrat first elected in 1996, won re-election. He was not considered to be in any trouble in his bid for a fifth term. Representative Rodney Davis, a Republican incumbent in the state’s 13th Congressional District, won in a competitive race against Betsy Dirksen Londrigan, a Democrat who came close to winning the seat in 2018.

Voters shot down a proposed “fair tax” amendment to the state’s constitution that would have changed the state’s flat income tax system to a graduated income tax and allow state lawmakers to impose higher taxes on wealthy earners. — KATHLEEN GRAY Read less

President

Winner

Joseph R. Biden Jr. wins Illinois.

Race called by The Associated Press.

Updated Jan. 26, 2021

Vote totals certified

Candidate		Party	Votes	Pct.	Electoral votes E.V.
	Biden Joseph R. Biden Jr. Winner	Democrat Dem.	3,471,915	57.5%	20
	Trump* Donald J. Trump*	Republican Rep.	2,446,891	40.6%	—
	Jorgensen Jo Jorgensen	Libertarian Lib.	66,544	1.1%	—
	Hawkins Howie Hawkins	Green Green	30,494	0.5%	—
	Carroll Brian Carroll	Other Other	9,548	0.2%	—
	La Riva Gloria La Riva	Independent Ind.	8,046	0.1%	—
	Write-ins Write-ins		306	<0.1%	—
	Total reported Total reported		6,033,744
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Presidential results by county

County	Margin	2016 margin	Est. votes reported	Total votes	Absentee
Cook	Biden +50	D+53.1	100%	2,325,405	—
DuPage	Biden +18	D+14.4	100%	485,104	—
Will	Biden +8	D+6.3	100%	345,105	205,605
Lake	Biden +24	D+20.2	100%	334,177	59,287
Kane	Biden +14	D+10.5	100%	231,876	183,439
McHenry	Trump +3	R+7.5	100%	163,879	—
Madison	Trump +13	R+15.3	100%	137,139	—
St. Clair	Biden +9	D+5.7	100%	128,091	—
Winnebago	Biden +3	D+0.1	100%	127,709	—
Sangamon	Trump +4	R+9.2	100%	104,752	—
Champaign	Biden +23	D+18.3	100%	95,142	65,770
McLean	Biden +4	R+1.3	100%	87,002	—
Peoria	Biden +6	D+3.1	100%	83,973	53,195
Tazewell	Trump +26	R+27.8	100%	69,052	—
Rock Island	Biden +12	D+8.3	100%	66,758	—
Kendall	Biden +6	R+0.1	100%	63,974	37,244
LaSalle	Trump +14	R+14.4	100%	53,591	—
Kankakee	Trump +17	R+13	100%	49,902	—
Macon	Trump +18	R+17.7	100%	49,390	—
DeKalb	Biden +6	D+3.2	100%	47,825	—
Williamson	Trump +37	R+40.8	100%	33,653	—
Adams	Trump +46	R+46.8	100%	33,527	19,045
Vermilion	Trump +33	R+29.4	100%	31,584	—
Whiteside	Trump +8	R+6.2	100%	27,375	—
Grundy	Trump +26	R+23.2	100%	26,691	—
Ogle	Trump +26	R+26	100%	26,272	—
Henry	Trump +21	R+20.8	100%	25,635	—
Boone	Trump +13	R+14.3	100%	24,979	—
Macoupin	Trump +37	R+34.1	100%	24,022	—
Knox	Trump +6	R+2.9	100%	23,143	—
Jackson	Biden +1.3	D+3.2	100%	22,643	—
Coles	Trump +26	R+26	100%	22,606	—
Stephenson	Trump +16	R+16.3	100%	22,048	—
Woodford	Trump +40	R+40.9	100%	21,432	—
Monroe	Trump +36	R+36.7	100%	21,148	9,396
Clinton	Trump +51	R+48.6	100%	19,170	—
Effingham	Trump +59	R+59.9	100%	19,049	—
Franklin	Trump +48	R+44.8	100%	18,626	—
Marion	Trump +47	R+43.8	100%	17,458	—
Bureau	Trump +21	R+19.6	100%	17,434	7,409
Jefferson	Trump +45	R+42.8	100%	17,404	—
Livingston	Trump +44	R+40.3	100%	17,174	—
Fulton	Trump +20	R+14.9	100%	16,678	—
Lee	Trump +20	R+19.9	100%	16,397	—
Christian	Trump +45	R+42.3	100%	16,204	—
Morgan	Trump +32	R+29.6	100%	15,309	—
Randolph	Trump +50	R+46.4	100%	14,891	—
Iroquois	Trump +57	R+55.3	100%	14,025	—
Montgomery	Trump +41	R+39.5	100%	13,727	—
Logan	Trump +40	R+39.3	100%	13,294	—
JoDaviess	Trump +16	R+14.6	100%	12,496	6,000
McDonough	Trump +17	R+11.5	100%	12,285	—
Shelby	Trump +57	R+53.8	100%	12,097	—
Jersey	Trump +48	R+46.1	100%	11,937	—
Saline	Trump +48	R+50.1	100%	11,066	—
Fayette	Trump +62	R+57.9	100%	10,056	—
Perry	Trump +47	R+44.5	100%	10,053	—
Piatt	Trump +30	R+33	100%	9,822	—
Crawford	Trump +51	R+49	100%	9,425	—
Hancock	Trump +49	R+47	100%	9,383	—
Mercer	Trump +24	R+20.4	100%	8,893	3,234
Union	Trump +40	R+39.3	100%	8,886	—
Douglas	Trump +45	R+45.7	100%	8,738	—
Wayne	Trump +71	R+71.3	100%	8,486	—
Clark	Trump +51	R+47.2	100%	8,356	—
Edgar	Trump +53	R+48.8	100%	8,196	—
Bond	Trump +41	R+37.3	100%	8,145	—
Richland	Trump +53	R+54	100%	8,063	—
Carroll	Trump +29	R+26.7	100%	8,024	—
DeWitt	Trump +43	R+41.9	100%	8,024	—
Pike	Trump +61	R+57.6	100%	7,949	—
Warren	Trump +20	R+16.5	100%	7,909	—
Washington	Trump +57	R+55.4	100%	7,902	—
White	Trump +58	R+57.6	100%	7,421	—
Ford	Trump +47	R+47.9	100%	6,953	—
Menard	Trump +40	R+37.1	100%	6,928	3,070
Clay	Trump +65	R+63	100%	6,886	—
Massac	Trump +48	R+49.1	100%	6,813	—
Mason	Trump +39	R+31.5	100%	6,766	2,476
Moultrie	Trump +49	R+47.3	100%	6,744	—
Johnson	Trump +59	R+57.6	100%	6,437	—
Lawrence	Trump +54	R+53	100%	6,411	—
Marshall	Trump +35	R+33.4	100%	6,334	—
Greene	Trump +55	R+52.6	100%	6,227	—
Cumberland	Trump +59	R+57	100%	5,832	—
Wabash	Trump +53	R+53	100%	5,593	—
Jasper	Trump +63	R+59.7	100%	5,576	—
Cass	Trump +38	R+31.1	100%	5,317	—
Hamilton	Trump +60	R+57.8	100%	4,315	—
Schuyler	Trump +44	R+37.8	100%	3,906	—
Henderson	Trump +33	R+28.4	100%	3,647	—
Putnam	Trump +19	R+19.9	100%	3,390	—
Edwards	Trump +70	R+70.5	100%	3,366	—
Stark	Trump +41	R+37.4	100%	2,883	—
Calhoun	Trump +49	R+38.2	100%	2,772	—
Scott	Trump +56	R+54.9	100%	2,737	—
Gallatin	Trump +52	R+47.5	100%	2,674	266
Pulaski	Trump +31	R+26.1	100%	2,624	—
Alexander	Trump +14	R+8.3	100%	2,618	—
Brown	Trump +57	R+55.5	100%	2,521	—
Pope	Trump +59	R+60.8	100%	2,175	—
Hardin	Trump +57	R+57.4	100%	2,162	—
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Absentee votes for presidential candidates

Some states and counties will report candidate vote totals for mail-in ballots, but some places may not report comprehensive vote type data.

Candidate		Absentee/early votesVotes	Pct.
	Biden	403,038	61.5%
	Trump	241,323	36.8%
	Jorgensen	6,285	1.0%
	Hawkins	2,900	0.4%
	Carroll	1,114	0.2%
	La Riva	675	0.1%
	Write-ins	101	<0.1%
	Total reported	655,436
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14% of counties (14 of 102) have reported absentee votes. Data for absentee votes may not be available in some places.

See absentee ballots returned in each state

Latest updates

Maggie Astor Jan. 7, 2021

Vice President Mike Pence affirms Joseph R. Biden Jr. and Kamala Harris as the next president and vice president.

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U.S. Senate

Winner

Richard J. Durbin, Democrat, wins re-election to the U.S. Senate in Illinois.

Race called by The Associated Press.

Updated Jan. 26, 2021

Candidate		Party	Votes	Pct.
	Durbin* Richard J. Durbin* Winner	Democrat Dem.	3,278,930	54.9%
	Curran Mark Curran	Republican Rep.	2,319,870	38.9%
	Wilson Willie Wilson	Independent Ind.	237,699	4.0%
	Malouf Danny Malouf	Libertarian Lib.	75,673	1.3%
	Black David Black	Green Green	56,711	1.0%
	Write-ins Write-ins		18	<0.1%
	Total reported Total reported		5,968,901
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U.S. House

All Races

District Dist.	Margin	Candidates		Est. rpt.
1	D+48	Rush* Dem. Winner	White Rep.	100%	›
2	D+58	Kelly* Dem. Winner	Raborn Rep.	100%	›
3	D+13	Newman Dem. Winner	Fricilone Rep.	100%	›
4	D+68	García* Dem. Winner	Solorio Rep.	100%	›
5	D+44	Quigley* Dem. Winner	Hanson Rep.	100%	›
6	D+7	Casten* Dem. Winner	Ives Rep.	100%	›
7	D+67	Davis* Dem. Winner	Cameron Rep.	100%	›
8	D+46	Krishnamoorthi* Dem. Winner	Nelson Lib.	100%	›
9	D+42	Schakowsky* Dem. Winner	Sangari Rep.	100%	›
10	D+28	Schneider* Dem. Winner	Ramirez Mukherjee Rep.	100%	›
11	D+27	Foster* Dem. Winner	Laib Rep.	100%	›
12	R+21	Bost* Rep. Winner	Lenzi Dem.	100%	›
13	R+9	Davis* Rep. Winner	Dirksen Londrigan Dem.	100%	›
14	D+1.3	Underwood* Dem. Winner	Oberweis Rep.	100%	›
15	R+47	Miller Rep. Winner	Weaver Dem.	100%	›
16	R+29	Kinzinger* Rep. Winner	Brzozowski Dem.	100%	›
17	D+4	Bustos* Dem. Winner	King Rep.	100%	›
18	R+41	LaHood* Rep. Winner	Petrilli Dem.	100%	›
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Ballot Measures

Amendment: Allow Graduated Income Tax
The amendment must be approved by three-fifths of those voting on the measure or a majority of those voting in the election.
Yes 47%	No 53% Winner
5,709,279 votes reported

State Senate

Dem. 17 won

Rep. 3 won

District Dist.	Candidates
1	Munoz* Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
4	Lightford* Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
6	Feigenholtz* Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
7	Steans* Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
10	Martwick* Dem. 52%	Beckman Rep. 48%
11	Villanueva* Dem. 79% Winner	Brown Ind. 21%
13	Peters* Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
16	Collins* Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
19	Hastings* Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
22	Castro* Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
25	Villa Dem. 51%	Ward Rep. 49%
28	Murphy* Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
31	Bush* Dem. 55% Winner	Kasperski Rep. 45%
34	Stadelman* Dem. 61% Winner	Hofmann Rep. 39%
37	Stoller Rep. 0% Winner	Uncontested
40	Joyce* Dem. 59% Winner	Wallace Rep. 42%
43	Connor Dem. 64% Winner	Bierly Rep. 36%
46	Koehler* Dem. 54% Winner	Burress Rep. 46%
49	Loughran Cappel Dem. 56% Winner	McCullagh Rep. 44%
52	Bennett* Dem. 63% Winner	Ruggieri Rep. 37%
55	Bailey Rep. 77% Winner	Given Dem. 23%
58	Bryant Rep. 0% Winner	Uncontested
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State House

Dem. 71 won

Rep. 42 won

District Dist.	Candidates
1	Ortiz* Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
2	Mah* Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
3	Delgado* Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
4	Ramirez* Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
5	Robinson* Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
6	Harper* Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
7	Welch* Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
8	Ford* Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
9	Collins* Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
10	Williams* Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
11	Williams* Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
12	Croke Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
13	Harris* Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
14	Cassidy* Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
15	D'Amico* Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
16	Wang Stoneback Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
17	Gong-Gershowitz* Dem. 68% Winner	Yoon Rep. 30%
18	Gabel* Dem. 72% Winner	Matlis Ind. 28%
19	LaPointe* Dem. 56% Winner	Muehlfelder Rep. 41%
20	Stephens* Rep. 56% Winner	Darbro Dem. 44%
21	Gonzalez* Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
22	Madigan* Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
23	Zalewski* Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
24	Hernandez* Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
25	Tarver* Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
26	Buckner* Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
27	Slaughter* Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
28	Rita* Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
29	Jones* Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
30	Davis* Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
31	Flowers* Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
32	Thapedi* Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
33	Evans* Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
34	Smith* Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
35	Hurley* Dem. 63% Winner	Hebein Rep. 37%
36	Burke* Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
37	Ozinga Rep. 64% Winner	Fadeley Dem. 36%
38	Meyers-Martin* Dem. 78% Winner	Solomon Rep. 22%
39	Guzzardi* Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
40	Andrade* Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
41	Yang Rohr Dem. 52% Winner	Wehrli* Rep. 48%
42	Grant* Rep. 52% Winner	Mejia-Beal Dem. 48%
43	Moeller* Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
44	Crespo* Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
45	Lewis Rep. 54%	Pappas* Dem. 47%
46	Conroy* Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
47	Mazzochi* Rep. 54% Winner	Zordani Dem. 46%
48	Costa Howard* Dem. 54% Winner	Breen Rep. 46%
49	Hirschauer Dem. 54% Winner	Curtis Rep. 46%
50	Wheeler* Rep. 57% Winner	Monteleone Dem. 43%
51	Bos Rep. 54% Winner	Edly-Allen* Dem. 46%
52	McLaughlin Rep. 55% Winner	Suelzer Dem. 43%
53	Walker* Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
54	Morrison* Rep. 52% Winner	Trevor Dem. 48%
55	Moylan* Dem. 73% Winner	Olofson Lib. 27%
56	Mussman* Dem. 58% Winner	Kegarise Rep. 43%
57	Carroll* Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
58	Morgan* Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
59	Didech* Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
60	Mayfield* Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
61	Mason* Dem. 52% Winner	Yost Rep. 48%
62	Yingling* Dem. 54% Winner	Walsh Rep. 46%
63	Reick* Rep. 55% Winner	Sager Dem. 45%
64	Weber* Rep. 62% Winner	Armstrong-McLeod Dem. 39%
65	Ugaste* Rep. 52%	Paschke Dem. 48%
66	Ness Dem. 52%	Skillicorn* Rep. 48%
67	West* Dem. 67% Winner	Hansen Rep. 34%
68	Cabello* Rep. 50.4%	Vella Dem. 49.6%
69	Sosnowski* Rep. 0% Winner	Uncontested
70	Keicher* Rep. 58% Winner	Stoddard Dem. 42%
71	McCombie* Rep. 62% Winner	Padilla Dem. 38%
72	Halpin* Dem. 60% Winner	Evans Rep. 40%
73	Spain* Rep. 0% Winner	Uncontested
74	Swanson* Rep. 71% Winner	Demink Dem. 29%
75	Welter* Rep. 0% Winner	Uncontested
76	Yednock* Dem. 54% Winner	Breeden Rep. 46%
77	Willis* Dem. 67% Winner	Airdo Rep. 33%
78	Lilly* Dem. 83% Winner	Flynn Lib. 17%
79	Haas Rep. 64% Winner	Eads Dem. 36%
80	DeLuca* Dem. 80% Winner	Cleveland Lib. 20%
81	Stava-Murray* Dem. 53% Winner	Hois Rep. 48%
82	Durkin* Rep. 66% Winner	Moukahal Dem. 34%
83	Hernandez* Dem. 72% Winner	Walter Rep. 28%
84	Kifowit* Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
85	Avelar Dem. 59% Winner	Doweidt Rep. 36%
86	Walsh* Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
87	Butler* Rep. 85% Winner	Sides Green 15%
88	Sommer* Rep. 60% Winner	Bailey-Smith Dem. 35%
89	Chesney* Rep. 74% Winner	Cook Ind. 26%
90	Demmer* Rep. 64%	Wiggins Dem. 36%
91	Luft Rep. 63% Winner	Grys Dem. 37%
92	Gordon-Booth* Dem. 74% Winner	Grimm Lib. 26%
93	Hammond* Rep. 66% Winner	Stoll Dem. 34%
94	Frese* Rep. 77% Winner	Smith Dem. 23%
95	Bourne* Rep. 71% Winner	Wilhelm Dem. 29%
96	Scherer* Dem. 52% Winner	McGorray Rep. 44%
97	Batinick* Rep. 52% Winner	Benton Dem. 48%
98	Manley* Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
99	Murphy* Rep. 0% Winner	Uncontested
100	Davidsmeyer* Rep. 75% Winner	Adams Dem. 21%
101	Caulkins* Rep. 0% Winner	Uncontested
102	Halbrook* Rep. 72% Winner	Esslinger Dem. 28%
103	Ammons* Dem. 79% Winner	Bielert Lib. 22%
104	Marron* Rep. 59% Winner	Cunningham Dem. 41%
105	Brady* Rep. 63% Winner	Cummings Dem. 37%
106	Bennett* Rep. 0% Winner	Uncontested
107	Wilhour* Rep. 76% Winner	Seiler Dem. 24%
108	Meier* Rep. 74% Winner	Weicherding Dem. 26%
109	Niemerg Rep. 82% Winner	Spencer Dem. 18%
110	Miller* Rep. 76% Winner	Czerwonka Ind. 24%
111	Elik Rep. 55% Winner	Bristow* Dem. 46%
112	Stuart* Dem. 54% Winner	Ciampoli Rep. 46%
113	Hoffman* Dem. 75% Winner	Elmore Lib. 13%
114	Greenwood* Dem. 57% Winner	Barnes Rep. 43%
115	Jacobs Rep. 78% Winner	Auxier Green 14%
116	Friess Rep. 65% Winner	Reitz* Dem. 35%
117	Severin* Rep. 0% Winner	Uncontested
118	Windhorst* Rep. 0% Winner	Uncontested
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Other Races

Appellate Court

Seat Seat	Candidates
1 - Neville Vacancy	Hyman Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
1 - Simon Vacancy	Johnson Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
5 - Chapman Vacancy	Boie Rep. 60%	Smith Dem. 40%

Board Chairman

Race	Candidates
Kane County	Pierog Dem. 50.4%	Rickert Rep. 49.6%
McHenry County	Buehler Rep. 53%	Franks* Dem. 47%

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Circuit Court Clerk

Race	Candidates
Cook County	Martinez Dem. 72%	Bellar Rep. 28%
DuPage County	Adams Dem. 51%	Kachiroubas* Rep. 50%
Kane County	Barreiro Dem. 51%	Hartwell* Rep. 49%
Kendall County	Prochaska Rep. 52%	Kauffman Dem. 48%
Lake County	Cartwright Weinstein* Dem. 53%	Schmidt Rodriguez Rep. 47%
McHenry County	Keefe* Rep. 60%	Overlee Dem. 40%
Will County	Chasteen* Dem. 55%	Granata Rep. 45%
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County Auditor

Race	Candidates
DuPage County	Grogan* Rep. 50.1%	White Dem. 49.9%
Kane County	Wegman Dem. 53%	Hunt* Rep. 47%
McHenry County	Teresi* Rep. 74%	Young Lib. 26%
Will County	Blackburn* Dem. 54%	Buiter Rep. 46%
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County C.E.O.

Race	Candidates
Will County	Bertino-Tarrant* Dem. 54%	Ficarello Rep. 46%

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County Coroner

Race	Candidates
DuPage County	Jorgensen* Rep. 51%	Whalen Dem. 49%
Kane County	Russell* Rep. 0% Winner	Uncontested
Kendall County	Purcell* Rep. 63%	Youhanaie Ind. 37%
Lake County	Banek Dem. 50.2%	Cooper* Rep. 49.8%
McHenry County	Rein Rep. 71%	Liebmann Lib. 29%
Will County	Summers Dem. 56%	Piacentini Rep. 44%
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Recorder of Deeds

Race	Candidates
DuPage County	Carrier Dem. 52%	Holder Youngberg Rep. 48%
Kane County	Law* Rep. 52%	Rodgers Dem. 48%
Lake County	Vanderventer* Dem. 57%	Czyszczon Rep. 43%
Will County	Stukel* Dem. 55%	Fritz Rep. 45%
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State’s Attorney

Race	Candidates
Cook County	Foxx* Dem. 54%	O'Brien Rep. 40%
DuPage County	Berlin* Rep. 0% Winner	Uncontested
Kane County	Mosser Dem. 52%	Spence Rep. 49%
Kendall County	Weis* Rep. 0% Winner	Uncontested
Lake County	Nerheim* Rep. 51%	Rinehart Dem. 49%
McHenry County	Kenneally* Rep. 0% Winner	Uncontested
Will County	Glasgow* Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
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Supreme Court

Race Race	Candidates
1	Neville Dem. 0% Winner	Uncontested
3	Yes Other 56%	No Other 44%
5	Overstreet Rep. 63%	Cates Dem. 37%

Water Commissioner

Race Race	Candidates
Cook - 6 Year Term	Neely Dubuclet* Dem. 29%	Davis* Dem. 25%

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Latest updates

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Joseph R. Biden Jr. has received a majority of votes from the Electoral College, formally securing the presidency in the manner set out in the Constitution. Read more ›

Isabella Grullón Paz Dec. 14, 2020

The 538 members of the Electoral College are meeting to cast ballots for president based on the election results in their states, formalizing Joseph R. Biden Jr.’s victory. Track the Electoral College results ›

The New York Times Dec. 5, 2020

California has certified its electors for the 2020 election, officially giving Joseph R. Biden Jr. more than the 270 pledged electors needed to become president. Read more ›

Winner Lee Zeldin, Republican, wins re-election in New York’s First Congressional District ›

Winner Andrew Garbarino, Republican, wins New York’s Second Congressional District ›

Winner Nicole Malliotakis, Republican, wins New York’s 11th Congressional District ›

Winner Mike Garcia, Republican, wins re-election in California’s 25th Congressional District ›

Winner John Katko, Republican, wins re-election in New York’s 24th Congressional District ›

Reid Epstein, in Washington Nov. 30, 2020

The chairwoman of the Wisconsin Elections Commission has certified Biden as the winner in Wisconsin, formalizing his narrow victory in a state Trump carried four years ago. Read more ›

Glenn Thrush, in Washington Nov. 30, 2020

Arizona has officially certified Biden’s narrow victory in the state, further undermining Trump’s efforts to portray his decisive national loss as a matter still under dispute. Read more ›

Winner David Valadao, Republican, wins California’s 21st Congressional District ›

Michael D. Shear, in Washington Nov. 23, 2020

President Trump authorized his government to begin the transition to President-elect Joseph R. Biden Jr.’s administration. Read more ›

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Joseph R. Biden Jr. wins Illinois.

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