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2022 US House elections in Illinois

Illinois elected 17 members of the House in 2022: Democrats won 14 seats and Republicans 3.

The closest was the 17th district, decided by 4.0 points: Eric Sorensen (Democrat) beat Esther Joy King (Republican), 52.0% to 48.0%, a margin of 4.0 points and 9,255 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 92 of the 102 counties and Democrats in 10. The largest, Cook, cast 1,404,768 votes and went to the Democrat by 52.8 points. The closest was Alexander, where 424 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 Jonathan Jackson159,142 (67.0%) Eric Carlson78,258 (33.0%) 25 D+34.1
2 Robin Kelly140,414 (67.1%) Thomas Lynch68,761 (32.9%) D+34.3
3 Delia Ramirez121,764 (68.5%) Justin Burau55,995 (31.5%) D+37.0
4 Chuy García91,036 (68.4%) James Falakos37,352 (28.1%) 4,659 D+40.4
5 Mike Quigley190,999 (69.6%) Tommy Hanson79,112 (28.8%) 4,439 D+40.8
6 Sean Casten150,496 (54.4%) Keith Pekau126,351 (45.6%) 12 D+8.7
7 Danny Davis167,650 (99.9%) none 96 D+99.9
8 Raja Krishnamoorthi117,880 (56.9%) Chris Dargis89,335 (43.1%) D+13.8
9 Jan Schakowsky179,615 (71.7%) Max Rice70,915 (28.3%) D+43.4
10 Brad Schneider152,566 (63.0%) Joseph Severino89,599 (37.0%) D+26.0
11 Bill Foster149,172 (56.5%) Catalina Lauf115,069 (43.5%) D+12.9
12 Chip Markel72,791 (25.0%) Mike Bost218,379 (75.0%) 1 R+50.0
13 Nikki Budzinski141,788 (56.6%) Regan Deering108,646 (43.4%) 16 D+13.2
14 Lauren Underwood128,141 (54.2%) Scott Gryder108,451 (45.8%) 8 D+8.3
15 Paul Lange86,396 (28.9%) Mary Miller213,007 (71.1%) R+42.3
16 Elizabeth Haderlein100,325 (33.7%) Darin LaHood197,621 (66.3%) R+32.7
17 Eric Sorensen121,186 (52.0%) Esther Joy King111,931 (48.0%) 6 D+4.0

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Cook 1,069,080 76.1% 327,014 23.3% 8,674 1,404,768 D+52.8
DuPage 192,266 56.8% 145,663 43.1% 343 338,272 D+13.8
Will 118,154 51.0% 113,552 49.0% 8 231,714 D+2.0
Lake 140,968 61.7% 87,411 38.2% 208 228,587 D+23.4
Kane 87,519 55.5% 70,190 44.5% 157,709 D+11.0
McHenry 55,348 47.8% 60,470 52.2% 115,818 R+4.4
Madison 43,456 44.5% 54,163 55.5% 3 97,622 R+11.0
St. Clair 46,330 52.3% 42,212 47.7% 7 88,549 D+4.7
Winnebago 41,583 47.5% 45,964 52.5% 87,547 R+5.0
Sangamon 37,034 47.0% 41,798 53.0% 2 78,834 R+6.0
Champaign 40,338 59.6% 27,367 40.4% 2 67,707 D+19.2
McLean 29,595 45.9% 34,849 54.1% 64,444 R+8.2
Peoria 28,292 48.5% 29,994 51.5% 2 58,288 R+2.9
Tazewell 15,735 30.7% 35,497 69.3% 51,232 R+38.6
Rock Island 26,518 55.3% 21,408 44.7% 47,926 D+10.7
Kendall 22,971 50.8% 22,232 49.2% 3 45,206 D+1.6
LaSalle 17,246 43.8% 22,153 56.2% 2 39,401 R+12.5
Macon 13,854 39.3% 21,370 60.7% 2 35,226 R+21.3
Kankakee 13,720 39.2% 21,236 60.7% 1 34,957 R+21.5
DeKalb 17,825 51.8% 16,572 48.2% 34,397 D+3.6
Williamson 6,812 27.2% 18,274 72.8% 25,086 R+45.7
Adams 5,595 22.4% 19,346 77.6% 24,941 R+55.1
Vermilion 6,624 30.2% 15,288 69.8% 21,912 R+39.5
Whiteside 8,808 44.2% 11,132 55.8% 19,940 R+11.7
Henry 6,787 34.8% 12,741 65.2% 2 19,530 R+30.5
Ogle 6,156 32.0% 13,086 68.0% 19,242 R+36.0
Grundy 6,961 36.5% 12,118 63.5% 19,079 R+27.0
Macoupin 6,585 36.8% 11,327 63.2% 17,912 R+26.5
Knox 8,080 46.2% 9,405 53.8% 17,485 R+7.6
Boone 6,475 37.3% 10,903 62.7% 17,378 R+25.5
Jackson 8,295 48.3% 8,884 51.7% 17,179 R+3.4
Woodford 3,835 22.7% 13,054 77.3% 16,889 R+54.6
Stephenson 6,419 38.8% 10,115 61.2% 16,534 R+22.4
Coles 5,773 35.2% 10,614 64.8% 16,387 R+29.5
Effingham 2,745 17.3% 13,082 82.7% 15,827 R+65.3
Monroe 4,333 27.6% 11,339 72.4% 15,672 R+44.7
Clinton 2,956 20.1% 11,763 79.9% 14,719 R+59.8
Franklin 3,102 22.6% 10,613 77.4% 13,715 R+54.8
Jefferson 2,871 21.9% 10,259 78.1% 13,130 R+56.3
Marion 2,946 22.9% 9,939 77.1% 12,885 R+54.3
Fulton 5,141 40.0% 7,713 60.0% 2 12,856 R+20.0
Livingston 2,973 23.4% 9,721 76.6% 12,694 R+53.2
Bureau 4,441 35.3% 8,146 64.7% 12,587 R+29.4
Christian 3,610 29.2% 8,749 70.8% 12,359 R+41.6
Lee 4,255 35.5% 7,730 64.5% 11,985 R+29.0
Randolph 2,855 25.0% 8,543 75.0% 11,398 R+49.9
Morgan 3,474 31.7% 7,501 68.3% 10,975 R+36.7
Montgomery 2,971 28.3% 7,531 71.7% 10,502 R+43.4
Iroquois 1,938 18.6% 8,465 81.4% 10,403 R+62.7
Shelby 2,061 21.3% 7,627 78.7% 9,688 R+57.5
Logan 2,496 26.2% 7,023 73.8% 9,519 R+47.6
Jo Daviess 3,753 39.7% 5,710 60.3% 9,463 R+20.7
McDonough 3,406 36.6% 5,906 63.4% 9,312 R+26.8
Jersey 2,260 24.5% 6,975 75.5% 9,235 R+51.1
Saline 1,772 21.9% 6,312 78.1% 8,084 R+56.2
Fayette 1,417 17.7% 6,571 82.3% 7,988 R+64.5
Perry 1,830 23.4% 5,988 76.6% 7,818 R+53.2
Piatt 2,658 35.1% 4,908 64.9% 7,566 R+29.7
Hancock 1,647 23.0% 5,521 77.0% 7,168 R+54.0
Union 1,806 25.7% 5,208 74.3% 7,014 R+48.5
Crawford 1,528 22.0% 5,411 78.0% 6,939 R+56.0
Wayne 815 12.1% 5,925 87.9% 6,740 R+75.8
Mercer 2,482 37.0% 4,225 63.0% 6,707 R+26.0
Douglas 1,670 26.0% 4,752 74.0% 6,422 R+48.0
Bond 1,788 28.1% 4,574 71.9% 6,362 R+43.8
Clark 1,380 21.9% 4,922 78.1% 6,302 R+56.2
Richland 1,289 20.9% 4,878 79.1% 6,167 R+58.2
Edgar 1,452 24.1% 4,577 75.9% 6,029 R+51.8
De Witt 1,562 25.9% 4,458 74.1% 6,020 R+48.1
Washington 1,063 17.7% 4,948 82.3% 6,011 R+64.6
Pike 1,086 18.1% 4,901 81.9% 5,987 R+63.7
Carroll 2,087 35.0% 3,870 65.0% 5,957 R+29.9
Warren 2,103 35.9% 3,758 64.1% 5,861 R+28.2
Clay 866 15.2% 4,826 84.8% 5,692 R+69.6
White 1,060 18.7% 4,606 81.3% 5,666 R+62.6
Moultrie 1,346 25.7% 3,891 74.3% 5,237 R+48.6
Menard 1,532 29.4% 3,680 70.6% 5,212 R+41.2
Ford 1,135 22.4% 3,942 77.6% 5,077 R+55.3
Lawrence 1,073 21.4% 3,933 78.6% 5,006 R+57.1
Mason 1,466 29.9% 3,440 70.1% 4,906 R+40.2
Massac 1,105 22.8% 3,734 77.2% 4,839 R+54.3
Johnson 815 16.9% 4,010 83.1% 4,825 R+66.2
Marshall 1,269 27.0% 3,437 73.0% 4,706 R+46.1
Cumberland 879 18.7% 3,823 81.3% 4,702 R+62.6
Jasper 758 16.6% 3,813 83.4% 4,571 R+66.8
Greene 974 21.8% 3,491 78.2% 4,465 R+56.4
Wabash 838 20.7% 3,201 79.3% 4,039 R+58.5
Cass 1,140 29.0% 2,789 71.0% 3,929 R+42.0
Hamilton 581 17.0% 2,830 83.0% 3,411 R+65.9
Schuyler 865 27.4% 2,293 72.6% 3,158 R+45.2
Henderson 946 32.5% 1,967 67.5% 2,913 R+35.0
Edwards 365 13.2% 2,399 86.8% 2,764 R+73.6
Putnam 1,085 39.5% 1,663 60.5% 2,748 R+21.0
Stark 473 20.6% 1,828 79.4% 2,301 R+58.9
Calhoun 627 27.3% 1,672 72.7% 2,299 R+45.5
Gallatin 535 24.7% 1,629 75.3% 2,164 R+50.6
Scott 414 20.0% 1,657 80.0% 2,071 R+60.0
Pulaski 571 28.4% 1,441 71.6% 1 2,013 R+43.2
Brown 343 17.9% 1,568 82.1% 1,911 R+64.1
Alexander 637 37.5% 1,061 62.5% 1,698 R+25.0
Pope 304 18.3% 1,361 81.7% 1,665 R+63.5
Hardin 300 18.1% 1,353 81.9% 1,653 R+63.7

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