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Election 1994 Results

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1994 US House elections in Illinois

Illinois elected 20 members of the House in 1994: Democrats won 10 seats and Republicans 10.

The closest was the 3rd district, decided by 8.3 points: William O. Lipinski (Democrat) beat Jim Nalepa (Republican), 54.2% to 45.8%, a margin of 8.3 points and 14,190 votes.

In the House vote by county, Democrats led in 55 of the 102 counties and Republicans in 47. The largest, Cook, cast 1,166,475 votes and went to the Democrat by 18.9 points. The closest was Putnam, where 9 votes separated the two parties.

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Early projection, based on early and incomplete polling: the likely matchups, each weighted by the betting markets' odds of both nominations, not a result. Each county is its 2024 presidential margin moved by its state's projected swing; set a national vote and every state, district and county moves by the same amount from our projection. Colours run in 100 steps from a safe Republican to a safe Democratic margin. Boundaries: US Census Bureau.

Every district

DistrictDemocratVotesRepublicanVotesOthersMargin
1 Bobby L. Rush112,474 (75.7%) William J. Kelly36,038 (24.3%) D+51.5
2 Mel Reynolds93,998 (98.1%) none 1,857 D+98.1
3 William O. Lipinski92,353 (54.2%) Jim Nalepa78,163 (45.8%) D+8.3
4 Luis V. Gutierrez46,695 (75.2%) Steven Valtierra15,384 (24.8%) D+50.4
5 Dan Rostenkowski63,065 (45.6%) Michael Patrick Flanagan75,328 (54.4%) R+8.9
6 Tom Berry37,163 (23.6%) Henry J. Hyde115,664 (73.5%) 4,551 R+49.9
7 Cardiss Collins93,457 (79.6%) Charles "Chuck" Mobley24,011 (20.4%) D+59.1
8 Robert C. Walberg47,654 (35.1%) Philip M. Crane88,225 (64.9%) R+29.9
9 Sidney R. Yates94,404 (66.1%) George Edward Larney48,419 (33.9%) D+32.2
10 Andrew M. Krupp38,191 (24.9%) John Edward Porter114,884 (75.1%) R+50.1
11 Frank Giglio63,150 (39.4%) Jerry Weller97,241 (60.6%) 4 R+21.3
12 Jerry F. Costello101,391 (65.9%) Jan Morris52,419 (34.1%) D+31.8
13 William A. Riley45,709 (26.9%) Harris W. Fawell124,312 (73.1%) R+46.2
14 Steve Denari33,891 (23.5%) J. Dennis Hastert110,204 (76.5%) R+53.0
15 Paul Alexander50,874 (31.8%) Thomas W. Ewing108,857 (68.2%) R+36.3
16 Pete Sullivan48,736 (29.4%) Donald A. Manzullo117,238 (70.6%) R+41.3
17 Lane Evans95,312 (54.5%) Jim Anderson79,471 (45.5%) D+9.1
18 G. Douglas Stephens78,332 (39.3%) Ray Lahood119,838 (60.2%) 955 R+20.8
19 Glenn Poshard115,045 (58.4%) Brent Winters81,995 (41.6%) D+16.8
20 Richard J. Durbin108,034 (54.8%) Bill Owens88,964 (45.2%) D+9.7

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Cook 692,088 59.3% 471,055 40.4% 3,332 1,166,475 D+18.9
DuPage 51,243 22.7% 171,384 75.9% 3,076 225,703 R+53.2
Lake 37,568 29.0% 92,176 71.0% 129,744 R+42.1
Will 33,268 34.3% 63,587 65.7% 96,855 R+31.3
Sangamon 36,093 47.1% 40,533 52.9% 30 76,656 R+5.8
Kane 18,486 24.9% 55,898 75.1% 74,384 R+50.3
Madison 42,883 60.8% 27,687 39.2% 70,570 D+21.5
Winnebago 23,077 33.6% 45,703 66.4% 68,780 R+32.9
St. Clair 43,342 68.8% 19,669 31.2% 63,011 D+37.6
McHenry 14,137 24.7% 43,099 75.3% 57,236 R+50.6
Peoria 21,205 41.3% 29,459 57.3% 719 51,383 R+16.1
Champaign 17,330 38.7% 27,429 61.3% 44,759 R+22.6
Tazewell 18,483 43.8% 23,565 55.9% 144 42,192 R+12.0
Rock Island 23,910 57.2% 17,863 42.8% 41,773 D+14.5
Macon 21,449 58.8% 15,017 41.2% 1 36,467 D+17.6
McLean 9,479 27.3% 25,213 72.7% 34,692 R+45.4
LaSalle 12,058 36.7% 20,800 63.3% 32,858 R+26.6
Kankakee 8,403 31.4% 18,360 68.6% 2 26,765 R+37.2
Vermilion 8,564 37.6% 14,240 62.4% 22,804 R+24.9
Williamson 12,703 62.9% 7,477 37.1% 20,180 D+25.9
Adams 9,819 50.1% 9,784 49.9% 19,603 D+0.2
DeKalb 4,120 22.5% 14,162 77.5% 18,282 R+54.9
Knox 10,591 60.4% 6,948 39.6% 17,539 D+20.8
Whiteside 9,559 54.7% 7,931 45.3% 17,490 D+9.3
Henry 8,871 53.9% 7,573 46.1% 16,444 D+7.9
Macoupin 9,551 58.3% 6,845 41.7% 16,396 D+16.5
Jackson 8,968 57.0% 6,770 43.0% 15,738 D+14.0
Coles 7,633 50.2% 7,569 49.8% 15,202 D+0.4
Franklin 10,438 71.9% 4,089 28.1% 14,527 D+43.7
Bureau 8,298 58.5% 5,895 41.5% 14,193 D+16.9
Stephenson 3,894 28.7% 9,652 71.3% 13,546 R+42.5
Ogle 3,366 25.9% 9,644 74.1% 13,010 R+48.3
Morgan 4,575 36.8% 7,865 63.2% 1 12,441 R+26.4
Randolph 7,600 61.7% 4,711 38.3% 12,311 D+23.5
Livingston 2,530 20.7% 9,699 79.3% 12,229 R+58.6
Kendall 2,234 18.3% 9,954 81.7% 12,188 R+63.3
Marion 6,570 55.2% 5,327 44.8% 11,897 D+10.4
Woodford 4,029 34.0% 7,792 65.7% 34 11,855 R+31.7
Effingham 5,894 50.5% 5,777 49.5% 11,671 D+1.0
Fulton 7,352 63.5% 4,234 36.5% 11,586 D+26.9
Clinton 6,470 56.0% 5,091 44.0% 11,561 D+11.9
Grundy 3,005 26.3% 8,401 73.6% 2 11,408 R+47.3
Christian 6,557 57.5% 4,837 42.5% 11,394 D+15.1
Jefferson 5,753 51.0% 5,525 49.0% 11,278 D+2.0
Iroquois 2,426 21.8% 8,678 78.2% 11,104 R+56.3
Montgomery 5,980 56.2% 4,669 43.8% 10,649 D+12.3
Lee 2,797 26.5% 7,747 73.5% 10,544 R+46.9
Logan 3,017 30.1% 6,996 69.8% 9 10,022 R+39.7
Saline 6,802 69.5% 2,989 30.5% 9,791 D+38.9
Boone 2,808 29.5% 6,721 70.5% 9,529 R+41.1
McDonough 4,744 51.6% 4,443 48.4% 9,187 D+3.3
Perry 5,454 61.5% 3,415 38.5% 8,869 D+23.0
Shelby 4,510 55.9% 3,553 44.1% 8,063 D+11.9
Monroe 4,514 56.3% 3,498 43.7% 8,012 D+12.7
Fayette 3,793 51.3% 3,600 48.7% 7,393 D+2.6
Jo Daviess 2,478 33.7% 4,882 66.3% 7,360 R+32.7
Pike 3,688 51.7% 3,451 48.3% 7,139 D+3.3
Jersey 3,580 51.1% 3,432 48.9% 7,012 D+2.1
Crawford 3,009 43.8% 3,861 56.2% 6,870 R+12.4
Wayne 3,322 49.1% 3,443 50.9% 6,765 R+1.8
Union 4,031 59.8% 2,713 40.2% 6,744 D+19.5
Hancock 3,203 49.5% 3,271 50.5% 6,474 R+1.1
Mercer 2,849 44.0% 3,620 56.0% 6,469 R+11.9
Piatt 2,212 34.3% 4,245 65.7% 6,457 R+31.5
White 3,943 64.8% 2,142 35.2% 6,085 D+29.6
Edgar 1,679 28.1% 4,294 71.9% 5,973 R+43.8
Douglas 1,829 30.8% 4,112 69.2% 5,941 R+38.4
Washington 2,610 44.5% 3,250 55.5% 5,860 R+10.9
Richland 2,980 51.4% 2,814 48.6% 5,794 D+2.9
Warren 2,651 45.9% 3,122 54.1% 5,773 R+8.2
Carroll 2,810 48.7% 2,958 51.3% 5,768 R+2.6
Clark 2,553 44.6% 3,169 55.4% 5,722 R+10.8
De Witt 1,633 29.6% 3,893 70.4% 5,526 R+40.9
Bond 2,855 52.3% 2,599 47.7% 5,454 D+4.7
Lawrence 2,904 53.8% 2,491 46.2% 5,395 D+7.7
Menard 1,821 34.0% 3,531 65.9% 6 5,358 R+31.9
Mason 2,456 47.8% 2,682 52.1% 5 5,143 R+4.4
Greene 3,009 59.5% 2,050 40.5% 5,059 D+19.0
Massac 3,147 63.2% 1,832 36.8% 4,979 D+26.4
Cass 2,224 45.6% 2,654 54.4% 1 4,879 R+8.8
Marshall 2,036 42.2% 2,785 57.7% 4 4,825 R+15.5
Ford 1,102 23.4% 3,606 76.6% 4,708 R+53.2
Moultrie 2,656 56.8% 2,022 43.2% 4,678 D+13.6
Clay 2,378 54.2% 2,009 45.8% 4,387 D+8.4
Johnson 2,403 56.3% 1,862 43.7% 4,265 D+12.7
Wabash 2,145 50.8% 2,078 49.2% 4,223 D+1.6
Cumberland 2,008 49.4% 2,053 50.6% 4,061 R+1.1
Jasper 2,009 55.2% 1,631 44.8% 3,640 D+10.4
Hamilton 2,314 64.9% 1,252 35.1% 3,566 D+29.8
Henderson 2,004 59.2% 1,381 40.8% 3,385 D+18.4
Alexander 2,525 76.0% 799 24.0% 3,324 D+51.9
Schuyler 1,876 57.6% 1,383 42.4% 3,259 D+15.1
Gallatin 2,570 79.6% 657 20.4% 3,227 D+59.3
Pulaski 1,896 66.0% 976 34.0% 2,872 D+32.0
Edwards 1,136 40.7% 1,652 59.3% 2,788 R+18.5
Putnam 1,329 50.2% 1,320 49.8% 1 2,650 D+0.3
Hardin 1,799 69.0% 807 31.0% 2,606 D+38.1
Brown 1,396 56.1% 1,091 43.9% 2,487 D+12.3
Scott 1,296 56.3% 1,004 43.7% 2,300 D+12.7
Stark 897 39.4% 1,377 60.6% 2,274 R+21.1
Calhoun 1,250 57.5% 924 42.5% 2,174 D+15.0
Pope 1,136 56.4% 877 43.6% 2,013 D+12.9

Margin: the Democrat's share of all votes minus the Republican's. Sources and how the results were checked.

Illinois in every House election we hold

YearSeatsHouse vote
2024 D 14, R 3 D+5.8
2022 D 14, R 3 D+12.4
2020 D 13, R 5 D+16.0
2018 D 13, R 5 D+22.1
2016 D 11, R 7 D+7.9
2014 D 10, R 8 D+2.8
2012 D 12, R 6 D+10.6
2010 D 8, R 11 D+4.2
2008 D 12, R 7 D+23.2
2006 D 10, R 9 D+15.8
2004 D 10, R 9 D+8.1
2002 D 9, R 10 D+2.4
2000 D 10, R 10 D+12.4
1998 D 10, R 10 R+1.8
1996 D 10, R 10 D+11.0
1994 D 10, R 10 R+3.8
1992 D 12, R 8 D+12.0
1990 D 15, R 7 D+9.7