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Election 2002 Results

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2002 US House elections in Illinois

Illinois elected 19 members of the House in 2002: Democrats won 9 seats and Republicans 10.

The closest was the 19th district, decided by 9.6 points: John Shimkus (Republican) beat David D. Phelps (Democrat), 54.8% to 45.2%, a margin of 9.6 points and 23,439 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 66 of the 102 counties and Democrats in 36. The largest, Cook, cast 1,314,937 votes and went to the Democrat by 47.7 points. The closest was Whiteside, where 11 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. Rush149,068 (81.2%) Raymond G. Wardingley29,776 (16.2%) 4,812 D+65.0
2 Jesse L. Jackson Jr.151,443 (82.3%) Doug Nelson32,567 (17.7%) D+64.6
3 William O. Lipinski156,042 (100.0%) none D+100.0
4 Luis V. Gutierrez67,339 (79.7%) Anthony J. "Tony" Lopez-Cisneros12,778 (15.1%) 4,396 D+64.6
5 Rahm Emanuel106,514 (66.8%) Mark A. Augusti46,008 (28.9%) 6,913 D+38.0
6 Tom Berry60,698 (34.9%) Henry J. Hyde113,174 (65.1%) R+30.2
7 Danny K. Davis137,933 (83.2%) Mark Tunney25,280 (15.3%) 2,543 D+68.0
8 Melissa L. Bean70,626 (42.6%) Philip M. Crane95,275 (57.4%) 25 R+14.9
9 Janice D. Schakowsky118,642 (70.3%) Nicholas M. Duric45,307 (26.8%) 4,887 D+43.4
10 Henry H. "Hank" Perritt Jr.58,300 (31.2%) Mark Steven Kirk128,611 (68.8%) R+37.6
11 Keith S. Van Duyne68,893 (35.7%) Jerry Weller124,192 (64.3%) R+28.6
12 Jerry F. Costello131,580 (69.2%) David Sadler58,440 (30.8%) D+38.5
13 Tom Mason59,069 (29.7%) Judy Biggert139,546 (70.3%) R+40.5
14 Laurence J. Quick47,165 (25.9%) J. Dennis Hastert135,198 (74.1%) R+48.3
15 Joshua T. Hartke64,131 (31.0%) Timothy V. Johnson134,650 (65.2%) 7,836 R+34.1
16 John Kutsch55,488 (29.4%) Donald A. Manzullo133,339 (70.6%) R+41.2
17 Lane Evans127,093 (62.4%) Peter Calderone76,519 (37.6%) D+24.8
18 none Ray Lahood192,567 (100.0%) R+100.0
19 David D. Phelps110,517 (45.2%) John Shimkus133,956 (54.8%) R+9.6

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Cook 959,203 72.9% 332,183 25.3% 23,551 1,314,937 D+47.7
DuPage 82,056 30.7% 185,038 69.3% 267,094 R+38.6
Lake 64,641 37.8% 106,133 62.1% 24 170,798 R+24.3
Will 53,157 37.0% 90,617 63.0% 143,774 R+26.1
Kane 28,072 26.4% 78,160 73.6% 106,232 R+47.1
Madison 43,208 55.0% 35,392 45.0% 78,600 D+9.9
Winnebago 24,895 32.3% 52,275 67.7% 77,170 R+35.5
McHenry 24,057 32.2% 50,767 67.8% 1 74,825 R+35.7
Sangamon 16,298 22.1% 57,569 77.9% 73,867 R+55.9
St. Clair 46,288 68.9% 20,882 31.1% 67,170 D+37.8
Champaign 15,192 28.8% 32,982 62.5% 4,587 52,761 R+33.7
Peoria 0 0.0% 43,973 100.0% 43,973 R+100.0
Rock Island 27,564 64.0% 15,491 36.0% 43,055 D+28.0
McLean 13,695 33.0% 27,131 65.4% 657 41,483 R+32.4
LaSalle 12,897 35.4% 23,571 64.6% 36,468 R+29.3
Tazewell 0 0.0% 34,575 100.0% 34,575 R+100.0
Macon 14,194 41.1% 20,240 58.6% 101 34,535 R+17.5
Kankakee 9,809 33.5% 19,499 66.5% 29,308 R+33.1
DeKalb 6,901 28.5% 17,280 71.5% 24,181 R+42.9
Adams 10,548 44.1% 13,397 55.9% 23,945 R+11.9
Vermilion 7,622 31.9% 15,804 66.1% 476 23,902 R+34.2
Williamson 12,515 60.1% 8,295 39.9% 20,810 D+20.3
Kendall 3,502 17.2% 16,903 82.8% 20,405 R+65.7
Knox 10,912 59.7% 7,366 40.3% 18,278 D+19.4
Whiteside 8,381 50.0% 8,370 50.0% 16,751 D+0.1
Henry 8,044 49.0% 8,366 51.0% 16,410 R+2.0
Jackson 10,776 67.2% 5,260 32.8% 16,036 D+34.4
Ogle 3,501 22.9% 11,788 77.1% 15,289 R+54.2
Macoupin 9,147 59.8% 6,139 40.2% 15,286 D+19.7
Coles 4,982 33.9% 9,274 63.0% 455 14,711 R+29.2
Franklin 9,857 69.6% 4,305 30.4% 14,162 D+39.2
Stephenson 3,573 25.5% 10,450 74.5% 14,023 R+49.0
Grundy 4,171 30.9% 9,335 69.1% 13,506 R+38.2
Marion 6,233 47.4% 6,910 52.6% 13,143 R+5.2
Jefferson 6,501 50.1% 6,472 49.9% 12,973 D+0.2
Fulton 9,093 70.2% 3,851 29.8% 12,944 D+40.5
Effingham 5,352 42.1% 7,364 57.9% 12,716 R+15.8
Clinton 4,846 38.9% 7,610 61.1% 12,456 R+22.2
Christian 5,685 46.5% 6,534 53.5% 12,219 R+6.9
Bureau 3,322 27.4% 8,799 72.6% 12,121 R+45.2
Lee 2,910 24.8% 8,836 75.2% 11,746 R+50.5
Livingston 2,857 24.6% 8,572 73.7% 195 11,624 R+49.2
Randolph 8,408 72.5% 3,196 27.5% 11,604 D+44.9
Boone 3,180 28.0% 8,172 72.0% 11,352 R+44.0
Woodford 317 2.9% 10,745 97.1% 11,062 R+94.3
McDonough 6,554 60.6% 4,266 39.4% 10,820 D+21.1
Iroquois 1,802 16.9% 8,678 81.6% 159 10,639 R+64.6
Morgan 0 0.0% 10,462 100.0% 10,462 R+100.0
Monroe 6,421 61.7% 3,980 38.3% 10,401 D+23.5
Montgomery 5,225 52.2% 4,780 47.8% 10,005 D+4.4
Saline 6,430 66.2% 3,225 33.2% 57 9,712 D+33.0
Logan 0 0.0% 9,505 100.0% 9,505 R+100.0
Perry 5,850 69.0% 2,627 31.0% 8,477 D+38.0
Shelby 3,770 45.5% 4,514 54.5% 8,284 R+9.0
Jo Daviess 2,446 29.7% 5,776 70.3% 8,222 R+40.5
Hancock 4,535 56.5% 3,485 43.5% 8,020 D+13.1
Fayette 3,632 45.3% 4,385 54.7% 8,017 R+9.4
Jersey 3,760 49.2% 3,880 50.8% 7,640 R+1.6
Edgar 2,328 30.9% 5,049 67.0% 161 7,538 R+36.1
Wayne 3,491 47.2% 3,899 52.8% 7,390 R+5.5
Crawford 3,614 50.3% 3,467 48.3% 102 7,183 D+2.0
Mercer 4,027 57.8% 2,937 42.2% 6,964 D+15.7
White 4,046 58.4% 2,854 41.2% 34 6,934 D+17.2
Union 4,621 68.7% 2,110 31.3% 6,731 D+37.3
Piatt 1,529 24.2% 4,603 73.0% 175 6,307 R+48.7
Clark 2,571 41.2% 3,559 57.0% 109 6,239 R+15.8
Warren 3,734 60.0% 2,487 40.0% 6,221 D+20.0
Douglas 1,104 18.1% 4,908 80.4% 96 6,108 R+62.3
Richland 2,936 48.5% 3,119 51.5% 6,055 R+3.0
Washington 2,190 36.2% 3,863 63.8% 6,053 R+27.6
Bond 2,445 41.6% 3,432 58.4% 5,877 R+16.8
Carroll 1,804 31.1% 3,988 68.9% 5,792 R+37.7
Pike 1,059 18.4% 4,697 81.6% 5,756 R+63.2
De Witt 1,424 26.5% 3,858 71.8% 89 5,371 R+45.3
Clay 2,529 47.5% 2,798 52.5% 5,327 R+5.0
Lawrence 2,795 52.6% 2,455 46.2% 63 5,313 D+6.4
Massac 3,267 61.6% 2,040 38.4% 5,307 D+23.1
Moultrie 1,724 34.6% 3,189 63.9% 74 4,987 R+29.4
Johnson 2,881 58.3% 2,058 41.7% 4,939 D+16.7
Menard 0 0.0% 4,898 100.0% 4,898 R+100.0
Mason 0 0.0% 4,866 100.0% 4,866 R+100.0
Greene 2,363 49.5% 2,409 50.5% 4,772 R+1.0
Ford 945 20.1% 3,666 77.8% 101 4,712 R+57.7
Cass 0 0.0% 4,480 100.0% 4,480 R+100.0
Hamilton 2,880 67.9% 1,364 32.1% 4,244 D+35.7
Wabash 1,843 43.8% 2,320 55.1% 47 4,210 R+11.3
Marshall 0 0.0% 4,128 100.0% 4,128 R+100.0
Jasper 2,091 51.3% 1,987 48.7% 4,078 D+2.6
Cumberland 1,687 42.5% 2,199 55.4% 80 3,966 R+12.9
Henderson 2,180 66.2% 1,113 33.8% 3,293 D+32.4
Alexander 2,355 76.6% 721 23.4% 3,076 D+53.1
Gallatin 2,110 68.7% 952 31.0% 10 3,072 D+37.7
Schuyler 0 0.0% 2,970 100.0% 2,970 R+100.0
Pulaski 1,755 63.9% 990 36.1% 2,745 D+27.9
Edwards 1,091 40.3% 1,609 59.4% 8 2,708 R+19.1
Hardin 1,656 68.9% 746 31.1% 2,402 D+37.9
Pope 1,356 64.6% 743 35.4% 2,099 D+29.2
Calhoun 1,323 63.1% 775 36.9% 2,098 D+26.1
Putnam 0 0.0% 1,972 100.0% 1,972 R+100.0
Scott 0 0.0% 1,915 100.0% 1,915 R+100.0
Stark 0 0.0% 1,910 100.0% 1,910 R+100.0
Brown 0 0.0% 1,646 100.0% 1,646 R+100.0

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