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2000 US House elections in Illinois

Illinois elected 20 members of the House in 2000: Democrats won 10 seats and Republicans 10.

The closest was the 10th district, decided by 2.4 points: Mark Steven Kirk (Republican) beat Lauren Beth Gash (Democrat), 51.2% to 48.8%, a margin of 2.4 points and 5,658 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 60 of the 102 counties and Democrats in 42. The largest, Cook, cast 1,641,679 votes and went to the Democrat by 50.1 points. The closest was Wayne, where 46 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. Rush172,271 (87.8%) Raymond G. Wardingley23,915 (12.2%) D+75.6
2 Jesse L. Jackson, Jr.175,995 (89.8%) Robert Gordon III19,906 (10.2%) D+79.7
3 William O. Lipinski145,498 (75.6%) Karl Groth47,005 (24.4%) D+51.2
4 Luis V. Gutierrez89,487 (88.6%) none 11,476 D+88.6
5 Rod R. Blagojevich142,161 (87.3%) none 20,728 D+87.3
6 Brent Christensen92,880 (41.1%) Henry J. Hyde133,327 (58.9%) R+17.9
7 Danny K. Davis164,155 (85.9%) Robert Dallas26,872 (14.1%) D+71.9
8 Lance Pressl90,777 (39.0%) Philip M. Crane141,918 (61.0%) R+22.0
9 Janice D. Schakowsky147,002 (76.4%) Dennis J. Driscoll45,344 (23.6%) D+52.9
10 Lauren Beth Gash115,924 (48.8%) Mark Steven Kirk121,582 (51.2%) R+2.4
11 James P. Stevenson102,485 (43.6%) Jerry Weller132,384 (56.4%) R+12.7
12 Jerry F. Costello183,208 (100.0%) none 49 D+100.0
13 Thomas Mason98,768 (33.8%) Judy Biggert193,250 (66.2%) R+32.4
14 Vern Deljonson66,309 (26.0%) J. Dennis Hastert188,597 (74.0%) 3 R+48.0
15 F. Michael "Mike" Kelleher, Jr.110,679 (46.8%) Tim Johnson125,943 (53.2%) R+6.5
16 Charles W. Hendrickson88,781 (33.3%) Donald A. Manzullo178,174 (66.7%) 50 R+33.5
17 Lane Evans132,494 (54.9%) Mark Baker108,853 (45.1%) D+9.8
18 Joyce Harant85,317 (32.9%) Ray Lahood173,706 (67.1%) R+34.1
19 David D. Phelps155,101 (64.6%) James "Jim" Eatherly85,137 (35.4%) D+29.1
20 Jeffrey S. Cooper94,382 (36.9%) John Shimkus161,393 (63.1%) R+26.2

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Cook 1,216,221 74.1% 393,254 24.0% 32,204 1,641,679 D+50.1
DuPage 124,686 35.2% 229,833 64.8% 354,519 R+29.7
Lake 104,207 44.4% 130,384 55.6% 234,591 R+11.2
Will 73,197 39.8% 110,714 60.2% 183,911 R+20.4
Kane 37,007 27.0% 99,918 73.0% 3 136,928 R+45.9
Winnebago 39,013 36.7% 67,173 63.2% 51 106,237 R+26.5
Madison 63,324 61.1% 40,228 38.8% 25 103,577 D+22.3
McHenry 29,695 29.4% 71,202 70.6% 25 100,922 R+41.1
Sangamon 27,850 31.2% 61,488 68.8% 89,338 R+37.7
St. Clair 81,974 100.0% 0 0.0% 24 81,998 D+100.0
Champaign 34,887 47.8% 38,035 52.2% 72,922 R+4.3
Peoria 27,670 40.1% 41,258 59.9% 68,928 R+19.7
McLean 30,290 50.7% 29,426 49.3% 59,716 D+1.4
Rock Island 36,604 62.1% 22,310 37.9% 58,914 D+24.3
Tazewell 20,192 34.9% 37,626 65.1% 57,818 R+30.2
Macon 30,572 64.4% 16,878 35.6% 47,450 D+28.9
LaSalle 18,116 39.8% 27,386 60.2% 45,502 R+20.4
Kankakee 16,087 41.1% 23,030 58.9% 39,117 R+17.7
DeKalb 8,605 26.7% 23,587 73.3% 32,192 R+46.5
Vermilion 15,332 48.1% 16,553 51.9% 31,885 R+3.8
Adams 11,507 38.4% 18,460 61.6% 29,967 R+23.2
Williamson 18,378 73.5% 6,638 26.5% 25,016 D+46.9
Whiteside 13,639 55.0% 11,157 45.0% 24,796 D+10.0
Henry 12,603 53.9% 10,796 46.1% 23,399 D+7.7
Knox 15,134 65.2% 8,090 34.8% 23,224 D+30.3
Kendall 3,594 16.0% 18,875 84.0% 22,469 R+68.0
Macoupin 9,182 44.2% 11,612 55.8% 20,794 R+11.7
Ogle 6,754 33.3% 13,540 66.7% 4 20,298 R+33.4
Coles 11,618 60.8% 7,493 39.2% 19,111 D+21.6
Stephenson 6,377 33.5% 12,650 66.4% 15 19,042 R+32.9
Franklin 13,284 72.0% 5,174 28.0% 18,458 D+43.9
Jackson 17,932 100.0% 0 0.0% 17,932 D+100.0
Bureau 8,350 49.6% 8,471 50.4% 16,821 R+0.7
Woodford 4,364 26.5% 12,106 73.5% 16,470 R+47.0
Grundy 4,958 30.3% 11,426 69.7% 16,384 R+39.5
Fulton 9,835 60.2% 6,508 39.8% 16,343 D+20.4
Marion 6,593 40.5% 9,703 59.5% 16,296 R+19.1
Boone 5,022 32.8% 10,276 67.2% 15,298 R+34.3
Livingston 6,985 46.4% 8,074 53.6% 15,059 R+7.2
Clinton 4,675 31.2% 10,307 68.8% 14,982 R+37.6
Jefferson 5,753 39.2% 8,941 60.8% 14,694 R+21.7
Lee 3,790 26.4% 10,570 73.6% 14,360 R+47.2
Christian 6,720 47.1% 7,553 52.9% 14,273 R+5.8
Morgan 4,047 28.7% 10,069 71.3% 14,116 R+42.7
Effingham 8,401 61.1% 5,356 38.9% 13,757 D+22.1
Iroquois 4,596 34.7% 8,632 65.3% 13,228 R+30.5
McDonough 6,410 49.8% 6,463 50.2% 12,873 R+0.4
Logan 3,141 24.5% 9,676 75.5% 12,817 R+51.0
Montgomery 5,180 40.5% 7,599 59.5% 12,779 R+18.9
Saline 8,088 70.0% 3,459 30.0% 11,547 D+40.1
Randolph 11,502 100.0% 0 0.0% 11,502 D+100.0
Monroe 10,302 100.0% 0 0.0% 10,302 D+100.0
Jo Daviess 3,540 35.8% 6,338 64.0% 21 9,899 R+28.3
Hancock 4,296 44.2% 5,416 55.8% 9,712 R+11.5
Shelby 5,947 63.4% 3,438 36.6% 9,385 D+26.7
Fayette 3,359 36.4% 5,863 63.6% 9,222 R+27.2
Jersey 3,752 41.0% 5,409 59.0% 9,161 R+18.1
Mercer 4,702 56.2% 3,663 43.8% 8,365 D+12.4
Piatt 3,184 38.5% 5,084 61.5% 8,268 R+23.0
Crawford 4,927 60.6% 3,197 39.4% 8,124 D+21.3
Douglas 1,934 24.2% 6,053 75.8% 7,987 R+51.6
Edgar 3,269 41.0% 4,707 59.0% 7,976 R+18.0
Pike 2,680 33.8% 5,247 66.2% 7,927 R+32.4
Warren 4,049 52.6% 3,649 47.4% 7,698 D+5.2
Perry 7,685 100.0% 0 0.0% 7,685 D+100.0
White 4,819 65.6% 2,529 34.4% 7,348 D+31.2
Carroll 3,104 43.3% 4,063 56.7% 7,167 R+13.4
Clark 3,919 54.9% 3,222 45.1% 7,141 D+9.8
Richland 3,907 55.5% 3,138 44.5% 7,045 D+10.9
Wayne 3,496 49.7% 3,542 50.3% 7,038 R+0.7
De Witt 2,957 42.6% 3,979 57.4% 6,936 R+14.7
Washington 2,031 29.5% 4,864 70.5% 6,895 R+41.1
Bond 2,361 34.6% 4,469 65.4% 6,830 R+30.9
Mason 2,408 36.2% 4,248 63.8% 6,656 R+27.6
Union 6,572 100.0% 0 0.0% 6,572 D+100.0
Massac 4,495 68.5% 2,068 31.5% 6,563 D+37.0
Lawrence 3,906 62.2% 2,369 37.8% 6,275 D+24.5
Ford 1,875 30.6% 4,243 69.4% 6,118 R+38.7
Menard 1,349 22.1% 4,764 77.9% 6,113 R+55.9
Marshall 2,009 34.4% 3,826 65.6% 5,835 R+31.1
Clay 3,237 56.4% 2,499 43.6% 5,736 D+12.9
Greene 2,191 38.7% 3,471 61.3% 5,662 R+22.6
Cass 1,890 33.4% 3,765 66.6% 5,655 R+33.2
Johnson 3,206 61.2% 2,034 38.8% 5,240 D+22.4
Moultrie 3,232 61.7% 2,005 38.3% 5,237 D+23.4
Wabash 3,063 58.7% 2,152 41.3% 5,215 D+17.5
Cumberland 2,774 59.4% 1,893 40.6% 4,667 D+18.9
Jasper 2,920 62.6% 1,742 37.4% 4,662 D+25.3
Hamilton 3,285 73.7% 1,171 26.3% 4,456 D+47.4
Henderson 2,289 58.7% 1,612 41.3% 3,901 D+17.4
Schuyler 1,234 33.8% 2,419 66.2% 3,653 R+32.4
Gallatin 2,665 77.5% 775 22.5% 3,440 D+54.9
Putnam 1,299 41.7% 1,815 58.3% 3,114 R+16.6
Alexander 2,971 100.0% 0 0.0% 2,971 D+100.0
Edwards 1,392 47.4% 1,547 52.6% 2,939 R+5.3
Stark 983 33.5% 1,947 66.5% 2,930 R+32.9
Pulaski 2,042 70.5% 855 29.5% 2,897 D+41.0
Hardin 1,862 69.8% 807 30.2% 2,669 D+39.5
Brown 834 32.8% 1,708 67.2% 2,542 R+34.4
Calhoun 1,199 47.2% 1,339 52.8% 2,538 R+5.5
Scott 789 32.5% 1,637 67.5% 2,426 R+35.0
Pope 1,542 66.8% 768 33.2% 2,310 D+33.5

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