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| Elections in Illinois |
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The 2024 Illinois House of Representatives election will be held on November 5, 2024, alongside the 2024 United States elections. [1]
Six incumbents will not seek re-election.
Four Democrats will not seek re-election.
Two Republicans will not seek re-election.
The primary filing deadline for established party (Democratic and Republican) candidates was December 4, 2023. New party and independent candidates had until June 24, 2024. [8]
In Illinois, if no Democratic or Republican candidates file for a certain primary election or win the primary as a write-in, the respective party committee can designate a nominee, provided the nominee files petitions within 75 days after the primary. [9] On May 1, 2024, the Illinois General Assembly voted to remove the option. [10]
| District | 2020 Pres. [11] | Incumbent | Candidates [12] | Result | |||
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| 1 | D +56.1 | Aaron Ortiz | Democratic | 2019 | Yes |
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| 2 | D +46.5 | Elizabeth Hernandez | Democratic | 2007 | Yes |
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| 3 | D +63.2 | Eva-Dina Delgado | Democratic | 2019 | Yes |
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| 4 | D +72.5 | Lilian Jiménez | Democratic | 2022 | Yes |
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| 5 | D +78.1 | Kimberly du Buclet | Democratic | 2023 | Yes |
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| 6 | D +74.4 | Sonya Harper | Democratic | 2015 | Yes |
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| 7 | D +59.8 | Emanuel Chris Welch | Democratic | 2013 | Yes |
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| 8 | D +62.4 | La Shawn Ford | Democratic | 2007 | Yes |
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| 9 | D +73.3 | Yolonda Morris | Democratic | 2023 | Yes |
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| 10 | D +76.6 | Jawaharial Williams | Democratic | 2019 | Yes |
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| 11 | D +72.7 | Ann Williams | Democratic | 2011 | Yes |
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| 12 | D +63.9 | Margaret Croke | Democratic | 2021 | Yes |
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| 13 | D +76.7 | Hoan Huynh | Democratic | 2023 | Yes |
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| 14 | D +78.4 | Kelly Cassidy | Democratic | 2011 | Yes |
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| 15 | D +25.2 | Michael Kelly | Democratic | 2021 | Yes |
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| 16 | D +35.5 | Kevin Olickal | Democratic | 2023 | Yes |
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| 17 | D +41.2 | Jennifer Gong-Gershowitz | Democratic | 2018 | Yes |
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| 18 | D +68.8 | Robyn Gabel | Democratic | 2010 | Yes |
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| 19 | D +34.8 | Lindsey LaPointe | Democratic | 2019 | Yes |
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| 20 | R +1.2 | Bradley Stephens | Republican | 2019 | Yes |
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| 21 | D +39.5 | Abdelnasser Rashid | Democratic | 2023 | Yes |
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| 22 | D +31.0 | Angelica Guerrero-Cuellar | Democratic | 2021 | Yes |
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| 23 | D +70.3 | Edgar González Jr. | Democratic | 2020 | Yes |
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| 24 | D +59.5 | Theresa Mah | Democratic | 2017 | Yes |
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| 25 | D +84.8 | Curtis Tarver | Democratic | 2019 | Yes |
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| 26 | D +73.6 | Kam Buckner | Democratic | 2019 | Yes |
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| 27 | D +48.5 | Justin Slaughter | Democratic | 2017 | Yes |
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| 28 | D +47.4 | Robert Rita | Democratic | 2003 | Yes |
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| 29 | D +46.3 | Thaddeus Jones | Democratic | 2011 | Yes |
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| 30 | D +61.7 | Will Davis | Democratic | 2003 | Yes |
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| 31 | D +56.1 | Mary E. Flowers | Democratic | 1985 | Lost renomination |
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| 32 | D +69.1 | Cyril Nichols | Democratic | 2021 | No |
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| 33 | D +73.4 | Marcus C. Evans Jr. | Democratic | 2012 | Yes |
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| 34 | D +62.4 | Nicholas Smith | Democratic | 2018 | Yes |
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| 35 | D +14.8 | Mary Gill | Democratic | 2023 | Yes |
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| 36 | D +16.2 | Kelly M. Burke | Democratic | 2011 | No |
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| 37 | R +15.5 | Tim Ozinga | Republican | 2021 | Yes |
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| 38 | D +44.2 | Debbie Meyers-Martin | Democratic | 2019 | Yes |
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| 39 | D +69.4 | Will Guzzardi | Democratic | 2015 | Yes |
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| 40 | D +69.0 | Jaime Andrade Jr. | Democratic | 2013 | Yes |
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| 41 | D +26.0 | Janet Yang Rohr | Democratic | 2021 | Yes |
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| 42 | D +24.4 | Terra Costa Howard | Democratic | 2019 | Yes |
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| 43 | D +33.3 | Anna Moeller | Democratic | 2014 | Yes |
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| 44 | D +28.6 | Fred Crespo | Democratic | 2007 | Yes |
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| 45 | D +16.7 | Jenn Ladisch Douglass | Democratic | 2023 | No |
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| 46 | D +21.1 | Diane Blair-Sherlock | Democratic | 2022 | Yes |
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| 47 | D +12.3 | Amy Grant | Republican | 2019 | Yes |
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| 48 | D +3.0 | Jennifer Sanalitro | Republican | 2023 | Yes |
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| 49 | D +17.1 | Maura Hirschauer | Democratic | 2021 | Yes |
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| 50 | D +35.6 | Barbara Hernandez | Democratic | 2019 | Yes |
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| 51 | D +13.3 | Nabeela Syed | Democratic | 2023 | Yes |
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| 52 | D +5.8 | Martin McLaughlin | Republican | 2021 | Yes |
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| 53 | D +19.8 | Mark L. Walker | Democratic | 2019 | Yes |
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| 54 | D +22.5 | Mary Beth Canty | Democratic | 2023 | Yes |
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| 55 | D +16.2 | Marty Moylan | Democratic | 2013 | Yes |
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| 56 | D +20.1 | Michelle Mussman | Democratic | 2011 | Yes |
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| 57 | D +29.1 | Tracy Katz Muhl | Democratic | 2024 | Yes |
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| 58 | D +42.6 | Bob Morgan | Democratic | 2019 | Yes |
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| 59 | D +33.6 | Daniel Didech | Democratic | 2019 | Yes |
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| 60 | D +49.2 | Rita Mayfield | Democratic | 2010 | Yes |
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| 61 | D +19.7 | Joyce Mason | Democratic | 2019 | Yes |
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| 62 | D +25.8 | Laura Faver Dias | Democratic | 2023 | Yes |
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| 63 | D +2.6 | Steve Reick | Republican | 2017 | Yes |
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| 64 | R +11.7 | Tom Weber | Republican | 2019 | Yes |
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| 65 | D +1.1 | Dan Ugaste | Republican | 2019 | Yes |
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| 66 | D +10.8 | Suzanne Ness | Democratic | 2021 | Yes |
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| 67 | D +16.2 | Maurice West | Democratic | 2019 | Yes |
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| 68 | D +9.9 | Dave Vella | Democratic | 2021 | Yes |
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| 69 | R +11.1 | Joe Sosnowski | Republican | 2011 | Yes |
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| 70 | R +3.4 | Jeff Keicher | Republican | 2018 | Yes |
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| 71 | R +4.7 | Daniel Swanson | Republican | 2017 | Yes |
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| 72 | D +20.9 | Gregg Johnson | Democratic | 2023 | Yes |
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| 73 | R +23.0 | Ryan Spain | Republican | 2017 | Yes |
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| 74 | R +12.3 | Bradley Fritts | Republican | 2023 | Yes |
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| 75 | R +14.0 | Jed Davis | Republican | 2023 | Yes |
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| 76 | D +10.0 | Lance Yednock | Democratic | 2019 | No |
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| 77 | D +23.0 | Norma Hernandez | Democratic | 2023 | Yes |
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| 78 | D +70.4 | Camille Lilly | Democratic | 2010 | Yes |
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| 79 | D +0.6 | Jackie Haas | Republican | 2020 | Yes |
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| 80 | D +13.5 | Anthony DeLuca | Democratic | 2009 | Yes |
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| 81 | D +23.3 | Anne Stava-Murray | Democratic | 2019 | Yes |
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| 82 | R +2.1 | Nicole La Ha | Republican | 2023 | Yes |
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| 83 | D +18.5 | Matt Hanson | Democratic | 2023 | Yes |
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| 84 | D +34.0 | Stephanie Kifowit | Democratic | 2013 | Yes |
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| 85 | D +25.2 | Dagmara Avelar | Democratic | 2021 | Yes |
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| 86 | D +16.8 | Lawrence M. Walsh Jr. | Democratic | 2012 | Yes |
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| 87 | R +36.3 | Bill Hauter | Republican | 2023 | Yes |
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| 88 | R +20.9 | Dan Caulkins | Republican | 2019 | No |
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| 89 | R +26.6 | Tony McCombie | Republican | 2017 | Yes |
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| 90 | R +13.0 | John Cabello | Republican | 2023 | Yes |
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| 91 | D +11.3 | Sharon Chung | Democratic | 2023 | Yes |
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| 92 | D +27.5 | Jehan Gordon-Booth | Democratic | 2009 | Yes |
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| 93 | R +23.2 | Travis Weaver | Republican | 2023 | Yes |
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| 94 | R +32.6 | Norine Hammond | Republican | 2010 | Yes |
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| 95 | R +6.3 | Michael Coffey | Republican | 2023 | Yes |
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| 96 | D +18.0 | Sue Scherer | Democratic | 2013 | Yes |
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| 97 | D +9.7 | Harry Benton | Democratic | 2023 | Yes |
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| 98 | D +25.1 | Natalie Manley | Democratic | 2013 | Yes |
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| 99 | R +38.9 | Randy Frese | Republican | 2015 | No |
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| 100 | R +47.8 | C. D. Davidsmeyer | Republican | 2012 | Yes |
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| 101 | R +33.3 | Chris Miller | Republican | 2019 | Yes |
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| 102 | R +53.0 | Adam Niemerg | Republican | 2021 | Disqualified |
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| 103 | D +56.1 | Carol Ammons | Democratic | 2015 | Yes |
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| 104 | D +1.5 | Brandun Schweizer | Republican | 2023 | Yes |
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| 105 | R +26.3 | Dennis Tipsword | Republican | 2023 | Yes |
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| 106 | R +42.3 | Jason Bunting | Republican | 2023 | Yes |
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| 107 | R +51.5 | Brad Halbrook | Republican | 2017 | Yes |
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| 108 | R +35.3 | Wayne Rosenthal | Republican | 2023 | Yes |
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| 109 | R +40.2 | Charles Meier | Republican | 2013 | Yes |
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| 110 | R +54.4 | Blaine Wilhour | Republican | 2019 | Yes |
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| 111 | R +12.6 | Amy Elik | Republican | 2021 | Yes |
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| 112 | D +6.6 | Katie Stuart | Democratic | 2017 | Yes |
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| 113 | D +17.8 | Jay Hoffman | Democratic | 2013 | Yes |
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| 114 | D +6.6 | Kevin Schmidt | Republican | 2023 | Yes |
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| 115 | R +42.4 | David Friess | Republican | 2021 | Yes |
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| 116 | R +53.8 | Dave Severin | Republican | 2017 | Yes |
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| 117 | R +52.4 | Patrick Windhorst | Republican | 2019 | Yes |
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| 118 | R +15.6 | Paul Jacobs | Republican | 2021 | Yes |
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