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maps for Illinois and compare the presidential election results by county to consider possible outcomes for this swing state in the next major election cycle. You'll style states where the Democratic party received more votes in blue and states where the Republican party received more votes in red. This map also shows there is a difference in political party preference between those who live in a more populated, urban part of the state and those who live in the less populated, rural areas of the state. The map updates to show the predominant election results with respect to the size of the populations who voted. You'll also style the 2022 midterm election results layer using predominance mapping  in a way that distinguishes it from the midterm election results. Our 'Your Voter Information' tool is here to help! | county by county totals together for the Election Assistance Commission and shared them with us. - Campaign managers - Opposition researchers - Consultants - Anyone who is closely tracking any or many races  - Congressional campaigns - unfortunately there just isn't enough new info on a day to day basis to justify paying a monthly fee A new Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app . Here are the known early vote and vote by mail totals, as of this morning. While the presidential nominations are all set, there is still a lot on the line in the 2024 primary elections in Illinois. If you'd like to see statewide election results for each ward our section has vote total history for statewide races by ward for general elections as well as Democratic and Republican primaries going back to the 90's. For every aldermanic race in those two cycles we have results by precinct. For those of you keeping an eye on the
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Maggie AstorJan. 7, 2021
Vice President Mike Pence affirms Joseph R. Biden Jr. and Kamala Harris as the next president and vice president.
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Nicholas Fandos, in Washington
Congress confirmed Joe Biden’s victory, defying a mob that stormed the Capitol after being egged on by President Trump.Read more ›
Maggie AstorJan. 7, 2021
Vice President Mike Pence affirms Joseph R. Biden Jr. and Kamala Harris as the next president and vice president.
Astead Herndon, in AtlantaJan. 6, 2021
Today encapsulated the politics of progress and grievance that have defined the Trump years: Senate wins for Warnock and Ossoff, and a mob at the Capitol.Read more ›
Jonathan Martin, in AtlantaJan. 6, 2021
Democrats have now captured control of the Senate as Jon Ossoff has defeated David Perdue, following the Rev. Raphael Warnock’s victory over Senator Kelly Loeffler.See live results ›
The New York TimesJan. 6, 2021
A mob of people loyal to President Trump stormed the Capitol, halting Congress’s counting of the electoral votes to confirm President-elect Joseph R. Biden Jr.’s victory.Read more ›
Trip GabrielDec. 14, 2020
Joseph R. Biden Jr. has received a majority of votes from the Electoral College, formally securing the presidency in the manner set out in the Constitution.Read more ›
Isabella Grullón PazDec. 14, 2020
The 538 members of the Electoral College are meeting to cast ballots for president based on the election results in their states, formalizing Joseph R. Biden Jr.’s victory.Track the Electoral College results ›
The New York TimesDec. 5, 2020
California has certified its electors for the 2020 election, officially giving Joseph R. Biden Jr. more than the 270 pledged electors needed to become president.Read more ›
Reid Epstein, in WashingtonNov. 30, 2020
The chairwoman of the Wisconsin Elections Commission has certified Biden as the winner in Wisconsin, formalizing his narrow victory in a state Trump carried four years ago.Read more ›
Glenn Thrush, in WashingtonNov. 30, 2020
Arizona has officially certified Biden’s narrow victory in the state, further undermining Trump’s efforts to portray his decisive national loss as a matter still under dispute.Read more ›
Michael D. Shear, in WashingtonNov. 23, 2020
President Trump authorized his government to begin the transition to President-elect Joseph R. Biden Jr.’s administration.Read more ›
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The race you're looking for may fall outside our coverage area, or there may not be elections at this time. If you'd like to see statewide election results for each ward our section has vote total history for statewide races by ward for general elections as well as Democratic and Republican primaries going back to the 90's. Here are the known early vote and vote by mail totals, as of this morning. Most of the vote reporting so far is early, and Democrats are expected to win those votes by a large margin. To point #1 above, it's concerning that voters at home watching returns on election night are led to believe that most or all of the vote has been counted, especially in very close races, when in reality as much of a third of the vote in hand may not be included in the returns even though 100% of the precincts are listed as reported. For every aldermanic race in those two cycles we have results by precinct. It could be awhile before all votes are counted. We use early returns and polling data to estimate in real time the outcome of the elections for Senate and House control. Far less will be known about election results tonight than in any Illinois election in the modern era. Aside from that, the main action at this hour will be in the House, with a close race in Washington’s 8th District and at least half a dozen in California. Here’s the state of the closest races:   With more counties nearly finished counting, things keep looking better for Lt. Gov. Vance in the returns, but almost all of the results are early votes, which we expect to disproportionately favor Democrats. The Senate races in Georgia, Nevada and Arizona are very tight, and vote counting is expected to drag into the week. This often means that on election night even if you see 100% of the precincts reported in a particular county they may still have plenty of early and vote by mail ballots in hand that still need to be counted, which can give a misleading impression to people watching the returns at home. However since 2006 we have added early voting, vote by mail and in-precinct same day registration.
## See Full Results and Maps from the Illinois Election

Illinois, a perennial battleground state, saw another closely contested election cycle.  This article provides a comprehensive look at the results, utilizing interactive maps to visualize the political landscape across the state.

**A Tale of Two Illinois:**

Our interactive map, color-coded to reflect Democratic (blue) and Republican (red) voting patterns, reveals a stark divide within Illinois.  Densely populated urban areas, particularly in Cook County and the Chicago metropolitan region, overwhelmingly favored Democratic candidates. In contrast, rural counties across the state leaned heavily Republican. This urban-rural divide is a recurring theme in Illinois politics and highlights the diverse political ideologies present within the state.

**2022 Midterm Election Results:**

The map also showcases the results of the 2022 midterm elections, using a distinct visual style to differentiate them from the presidential election data. This allows for a direct comparison of voting patterns across different election cycles, revealing potential shifts in voter sentiment.

**Data for the Discerning Political Observer:**

This data is invaluable for a wide range of stakeholders:

* **Campaign Managers:**  Understanding county-level voting patterns is crucial for targeted campaign strategies and resource allocation.
* **Opposition Researchers:** Identifying voting trends and potential vulnerabilities in opposing candidates' strongholds is essential for effective campaigning.
* **Consultants:** Data-driven insights into voter demographics and preferences are vital for advising political campaigns and organizations.
* **Congressional Campaigns:**  Analyzing local voting patterns is crucial for tailoring messages and outreach efforts to specific constituencies.

**Beyond the Presidential Race:**

While the presidential nominations are settled, the 2024 primary elections in Illinois promise to be fiercely contested. Our comprehensive election data, including historical results dating back to the 1990s, provides a valuable resource for understanding past trends and predicting future outcomes.

**Accessibility and Transparency:**

We are committed to making election data accessible to all. Our interactive maps and detailed county-by-county totals are freely available to the public. We also offer a dedicated "Your Voter Information" tool to empower citizens with the knowledge they need to participate actively in the democratic process.

**Stay Informed:**

For the latest updates on Illinois elections, including early voting and vote-by-mail totals, visit our website regularly. We are dedicated to providing timely and accurate information to keep you informed about the political landscape in Illinois.



## See Full Results and Maps from the Illinois Election

Illinois, a perennial battleground state, saw another closely contested election in [Year of Election]. With its mix of urban and rural populations, the state often reflects the broader political landscape of the nation.  

This article provides a comprehensive look at the election results, utilizing interactive maps and county-by-county breakdowns to analyze voting patterns and potential implications for future elections.

**Interactive Maps: A Tale of Two Illinoises**

Our interactive maps allow you to explore the election results in detail. By clicking on each county, you can see the precise vote totals for both the Democratic and Republican candidates. The maps are styled to clearly illustrate the partisan divide within the state:

* **Blue:** Counties where the Democratic candidate received more votes.
* **Red:** Counties where the Republican candidate received more votes.

As you navigate the map, you'll notice a clear trend: a stark contrast between the more densely populated urban areas, which tend to favor Democratic candidates, and the less populated rural areas, which lean Republican. This urban-rural divide is a recurring theme in Illinois politics and highlights the importance of understanding regional differences when analyzing election results.

**Predominance Mapping: Unveiling the Nuances**

To provide a more nuanced view of the election, we've employed predominance mapping. This technique takes into account the size of the voting population in each county, giving a clearer picture of where each party holds the strongest support.

The predominance map distinguishes the 2022 midterm election results from the presidential election results, allowing you to compare and contrast voting patterns across different election cycles.

**Beyond the Presidential Race: A Look at Down-Ballot Races**

Our comprehensive data coverage extends beyond the presidential election. We provide detailed results for all statewide races, including congressional, senate, and local elections. You can access county-by-county totals for each race, as well as historical data dating back to the 1990s.

For those interested in specific aldermanic races, we offer precinct-level results for the past two election cycles.

**Resources for Political Professionals and Engaged Citizens**

This wealth of data is invaluable for a variety of stakeholders:

* **Campaign managers:** Gain insights into voting patterns and target key demographics.
* **Opposition researchers:** Identify areas of strength and weakness for opposing candidates.
* **Consultants:** Develop effective campaign strategies based on data-driven analysis.
* **Anyone closely tracking races:** Stay informed about the political landscape in Illinois.

**Stay Informed: The Illinois Election Data App**

For those who want to stay up-to-date on Illinois elections on the go, we've developed a dedicated iPhone/iPad app. The app provides real-time updates on early voting and vote-by-mail totals, as well as access to historical election data.

**Looking Ahead: The 2024 Primary Elections**

While the presidential nominations are set, the 2024 primary elections in Illinois will be fiercely contested. Our comprehensive data and interactive tools will continue to be essential resources for understanding the evolving political landscape in the state.

**Your Voter Information: Empowering Informed Decisions**

We believe that informed voters are essential to a healthy democracy. Our "Your Voter Information" tool provides easy access to registration information, polling locations, and other resources to help you make your voice heard.
## See Full Results and Maps from the Illinois Election

Illinois, a perennial battleground state, saw another close election in 2022, with the results highlighting the stark political divide between its urban and rural regions.  

This interactive map allows you to delve into the granular details of the election, exploring county-by-county results for both the 2022 midterm elections and the 2020 presidential election.

**Understanding the Map:**

* **Color-Coded Results:**

  * Counties where the Democratic Party received more votes are colored blue.
  * Counties where the Republican Party received more votes are colored red.
  * The intensity of the color reflects the margin of victory.

* **Population Density:**

  * The map is styled using predominance mapping, which takes into account the population density of each county. This means that more populated areas carry more weight in determining the overall color of the state. This highlights the significant difference in voting patterns between densely populated urban centers and less populated rural areas.

**Key Observations:**

* **Urban-Rural Divide:** The map clearly illustrates the urban-rural divide in Illinois politics.  Democratic strongholds are concentrated in the Chicago metropolitan area and other urban centers, while Republican support is more prevalent in rural counties.

* **Swing County Significance:**  Certain counties, particularly those in the collar counties surrounding Chicago, are crucial swing areas that can tip the scales in statewide elections.

* **2022 Midterm Results:** The map allows you to toggle between the 2022 midterm election results and the 2020 presidential election results. This allows for a comparative analysis of how voting patterns have shifted or remained stable over time.

**Who Benefits from This Data:**

This interactive map is an invaluable resource for a wide range of individuals and organizations, including:

* **Campaign Managers:** Identify key target areas and tailor campaign strategies accordingly.
* **Opposition Researchers:** Analyze voting patterns to identify vulnerabilities and opportunities.
* **Consultants:** Provide data-driven insights to clients on electoral trends and demographics.
* **Congressional Campaigns:** Understand the political landscape of their districts and target voters effectively.
* **Political Enthusiasts:** Gain a deeper understanding of Illinois' political landscape and the factors influencing election outcomes.

**Beyond the Map:**


For even more detailed information, our website provides:

* **County-by-county totals:** Access comprehensive vote tallies for each county in Illinois.
* **Historical Data:** Review past election results, including statewide races and aldermanic elections, dating back to the 1990s.
* **"Your Voter Information" Tool:** Find personalized information about your voting precinct, polling location, and elected officials.

Stay informed and engaged with Illinois politics! Explore the interactive map, delve into the data, and use the resources available to make your voice heard.




## See Full Results and Maps from the Illinois Election: A Glimpse into a Swing State's Future

Illinois, a perennial battleground state, has once again delivered a fascinating political landscape in the recent election. Our interactive maps offer a detailed look at the results, county by county, shedding light on the state's evolving political dynamics.

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The map vividly illustrates the urban-rural divide that continues to shape Illinois politics. Densely populated urban centers overwhelmingly favored the Democratic party, while more sparsely populated rural counties leaned Republican. This trend, mirrored across the country, highlights the importance of understanding regional differences in voter preferences.

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**A Closer Look at the 2022 Midterms:**

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The 2022 midterms further solidify these patterns. Comparing the presidential and midterm results allows for a deeper understanding of how voting behavior shifts in different election cycles. 

**What Does This Mean for 2024?**

Illinois' status as a swing state makes it a crucial battleground in the upcoming 2024 elections. The data from this election cycle provides valuable insights for:

* **Campaign Managers:** Identifying key counties and demographics to target for outreach and get-out-the-vote efforts.
* **Opposition Researchers:** Understanding voter trends and vulnerabilities to tailor messaging and strategies.
* **Consultants:** Advising candidates on campaign strategies based on evolving political landscapes.
* **Congressional Campaigns:** Focusing resources on competitive districts and understanding local voter preferences.

**(Optional: Include a call to action encouraging readers to explore the interactive map and access additional election data resources.)**

**Beyond the Maps:**

For those seeking even more granular data, our website provides a wealth of information, including:

* Statewide election results by ward for general elections and primaries dating back to the 1990s.
* Detailed precinct-level results for every aldermanic race in recent elections.

**(Link to relevant pages on the website where users can access this data.)**

The 2023 Illinois election results offer a glimpse into the state's political future. By analyzing these trends and leveraging the available data, we can better understand the dynamics at play and anticipate the outcomes of future elections in this crucial swing state. 


## See Full Results and Maps from the Illinois Election

Illinois, a perennial swing state, is once again in the spotlight as analysts pore over the latest election results, searching for clues about the state's political future. Our interactive maps and detailed breakdowns offer a comprehensive look at the 2022 midterms, highlighting key trends and potential predictors for the 2024 presidential election.

**A Divided State: Urban vs. Rural**

One striking pattern emerges when examining the county-by-county results: a clear urban-rural divide.  Using **predominance mapping**, where the intensity of color reflects the margin of victory, we see a stark contrast. Democratic strongholds, signified by deep blue, cluster in and around major cities like Chicago, Springfield, and Rockford. Meanwhile, vast swathes of rural Illinois lean Republican, awash in shades of red. This trend underscores the growing political polarization between densely populated urban areas and more sparsely populated rural regions, a phenomenon observed across the nation.

**The 2022 Midterms: A Snapshot of the State**

While presidential elections garner the most attention, the 2022 midterm results offer valuable insights into the current political landscape. Our interactive map allows you to explore the 2022 election outcomes by county, clearly showing which party dominated each region.  By toggling between the 2022 midterm layer and the historical presidential data, users can compare and contrast voting patterns and identify areas of potential shift.


**Your Voter Information at Your Fingertips**

For those deeply immersed in the intricacies of Illinois politics, our "Your Voter Information" tool offers unparalleled access to granular data. This platform, curated from county-level totals compiled by the Election Assistance Commission, provides:

* **County-by-county vote breakdowns:**  Dive deep into the results, examining precinct-level data for all statewide races.

* **Historical data:** Compare voting patterns over time, tracking changes in party allegiance and voter turnout.
* **Ward-level results:** Analyze outcomes in each Chicago ward, offering a nuanced understanding of the city's political geography.

This resource is invaluable for a wide range of stakeholders, including:

* **Campaign Managers:** Identify key voting blocs and tailor campaign strategies accordingly.
* **Opposition Researchers:** Uncover vulnerabilities and opportunities in targeted districts.
* **Consultants:** Provide data-driven insights to guide clients and shape political discourse.
* **Anyone interested in Illinois politics:** Stay informed and gain a deeper understanding of the state's political landscape.

**Looking Ahead to 2024**


The 2022 midterm results provide a valuable starting point for understanding the political dynamics at play in Illinois as we approach the 2024 presidential election. By analyzing the trends, identifying key battleground counties, and utilizing the insights gleaned from our "Your Voter Information" tool, analysts and voters alike can gain  a clearer picture of what to expect in the next major election cycle.

**Beyond the Maps: Staying Informed**

While our maps and data provide a powerful window into Illinois politics, they are just the starting point. For consistent updates on election news, analysis, and candidate information, be sure to visit our website and follow us on social media.  

Together, let's navigate the complexities of Illinois politics, one map, one vote, and one insightful story at a time.
Title: See Full Results and Maps from the Illinois Election: A Comprehensive Look at the Swing State's Trends

As we analyze the Illinois election results, it's essential to examine the county-by-county maps to consider possible outcomes for this swing state in the next major election cycle. In the 2020 presidential election, Democratic party-preferred counties are displayed in blue, while Republican party-preferred counties are in red. The map dynamically updates to reflect the predominant election results concerning the population size who voted.

Illinois Election Data:

To better understand Illinois's political landscape, our 'Your Voter Information' tool offers county-by-county totals gathered by the Election Assistance Commission. This resource proves valuable for campaign managers, opposition researchers, consultants, congressional campaigns, and anyone closely tracking various races.

2024 Primary Elections:

Although the presidential nominations are established, there is still much at stake in the 2024 primary elections in Illinois. By utilizing our iPhone/iPad app, you can access the latest known early vote and vote-by-mail totals.

Urban vs. Rural Areas:

The map reveals a clear distinction in political party preference between those residing in more populated, urban parts of the state and those living in less populated, rural areas. This divide is a crucial factor to consider in future election cycles.

Election Results History:

Our section provides vote total history for statewide races by ward for general elections and primaries, dating back to the 90s. For aldermanic races in those two cycles, we offer results by precinct. This historical data helps identify trends and patterns that may influence future elections.

In conclusion, examining the Illinois election results and maps offers valuable insights into the state's political landscape. By understanding the urban-rural divide and analyzing historical data, we can better predict possible outcomes for future election cycles. Stay informed with our 'Your Voter Information' tool and Illinois Election Data app, and keep an eye on the 2024 primary elections as they unfold.
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Title: See Full Results and Maps from the Illinois Election: A Comprehensive Look at the Swing State's Trends

As the dust settles on the Illinois election, our maps provide a detailed view of the state's political landscape. In this analysis, we will break down the results of the presidential election by county and compare them to the midterm election results, offering insights into the possible outcomes for this swing state in the next major election cycle.

[Illinois Election Map](#illinois-election-map)

Our interactive Illinois election map displays the predominant party preference based on population size, utilizing blue for Democratic-majority counties and red for Republican-majority counties. This map offers a clear representation of the contrasting political preferences between urban and rural areas within the state.

[Illinois Election Results by County](#illinois-election-results-by-county)

County by county totals, obtained from the Election Assistance Commission, reveal a clear divide in the state's voting patterns. Democratic-majority counties tend to be more populated and located in urban areas, while Republican-majority counties dominate the less populated, rural regions.

[2022 Midterm Election Results](#2022-midterm-election-results)

Our midterm election results layer has been styled using predominance mapping, distinguishing it from previous election cycles. This layer allows users to analyze trends and shifts in party preference throughout the state during the 2022 midterm elections.

[Your Voter Information Tool](#your-voter-information-tool)

Our 'Your Voter Information' tool is an invaluable resource for those closely tracking any or many races, including campaign managers, opposition researchers, consultants, and congressional campaigns. This tool offers comprehensive information on statewide election results for each ward, vote total history, and precinct-level results for aldermanic races in both primary and general elections going back to the 1990s.

[Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad App](#illinois-election-data-iphonei-pad-app)

Stay up-to-date on the latest Illinois election data with our new Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app. This app provides users with access to early vote and vote by mail totals, as well as statewide election results by ward and precinct.

In conclusion, our maps and tools offer a comprehensive view of the Illinois election results, enabling users to analyze trends and shifts in party preference throughout the state. By providing county by county results, midterm election comparisons, and a valuable suite of tools and apps, we aim to empower users to make informed decisions and stay connected to the ever-evolving political landscape of Illinois.

*Illinois Election Map*: [View Interactive Map](#)
*Illinois Election Results by County*: [View County Breakdown](#)
*2022 Midterm Election Results*: [View Midterm Results](#)
*Your Voter Information Tool*: [Access Voter Information](#)
*Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad App*: [Download App](#)
Title: See Full Results and Maps from the Illinois Election: A Comprehensive Look at the Swing State's Trends

As the 2022 midterm election results start to roll in, let's take a look at the Illinois election results and maps to consider the possible outcomes for this swing state in the next major election cycle. Throughout this article, we will style states where the Democratic party received more votes in blue and states where the Republican party received more votes in red. This map will also show the difference in political party preference between those who live in a more populated, urban part of the state and those who live in the less populated, rural areas of the state.

First, let's examine the 2020 presidential election results by county. The map updates to show the predominant election results with respect to the size of the populations who voted. The maps shared here are courtesy of our 'Your Voter Information' tool, which offers county by county totals together for the Election Assistance Commission and is available for campaign managers, opposition researchers, consultants, congressional campaigns, and anyone closely tracking any or many races.

In the 2020 presidential election, Cook County, which includes the city of Chicago, overwhelmingly voted for the Democratic party, as seen in the deep blue color on the map. Meanwhile, the more rural areas of the state, such as Alexander County along the Mississippi River, showed a strong preference for the Republican party, highlighted in red.

Now, let's explore the 2022 midterm election results. We will style the 2022 midterm election results layer using predominance mapping to distinguish it from previous election cycles. Illinois voters will decide several important races, including the gubernatorial election, where incumbent J.B. Pritzker (D) is facing state Senator Darren Bailey (R), and the Attorney General race, where Attorney General Kwame Raoul (D) is being challenged by Attorney General candidate Tom DeVore (R).

Additionally, we have provided early vote and vote by mail totals, as of this morning, for those interested in the 2024 primary elections in Illinois. These numbers will be crucial as the primary season approaches and Illinois voters begin to align themselves with potential presidential nominees.

Lastly, our section offers vote total history for statewide races by ward for general elections as well as Democratic and Republican primaries going back to the 90's. We also provide results by precinct for every aldermanic race in those two cycles. For those interested in staying informed about local politics, these resources offer a historical perspective that can help predict future trends.

Stay tuned for updates as the 2022 midterm election results continue to roll in. In the meantime, take advantage of our Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app, and don't forget to check out the county by county results and maps for a clearer picture of Illinois' political landscape.
Title: See Full Results and Maps from the Illinois Election: A Comprehensive Look at the Swing State's Voting Trends

Illinois, a swing state with a diverse political landscape, held various elections in 2022. To help you better understand the voting patterns and trends in this state, we have compiled the full results and interactive maps for the Illinois election, complete with county-by-county breakdowns and comparisons to previous election cycles.

[Illinois Election Map]

In this map, states where the Democratic party received more votes are styled in blue, and states where the Republican party received more votes are styled in red. The map updates to show the predominant election results with respect to the size of the populations who voted, thus offering a clear picture of the political preferences in both urban and rural areas.

[2022 Midterm Election Results Layer]

This layer of the map showcases the 2022 midterm election results using predominance mapping, allowing for easy comparison with previous election cycles.

'Your Voter Information' Tool

Our user-friendly 'Your Voter Information' tool helps citizens stay informed about key races and candidates in their area. With county-by-county totals shared by the Election Assistance Commission, campaign managers, opposition researchers, consultants, and congressional campaigns can access reliable and up-to-date information to better strategize and serve their constituents.

Early Vote and Vote by Mail Totals

For those who prefer to analyze the data directly, we offer known early vote and vote by mail totals, as of this morning, on our Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app. This helpful resource allows users to explore statewide election results for each ward, vote total history for statewide races by ward for general elections, Democratic and Republican primaries, and results by precinct for aldermanic races.

[Illinois Swing State Analysis]

Upon examining the maps and data, it becomes clear that Illinois exhibits a noticeable difference in political party preference between more populated, urban areas and less populated, rural areas. This trend will be crucial for political strategists and voters to consider in future elections, particularly in the 2024 primary elections, where much is still at stake in Illinois.

In conclusion, this comprehensive Illinois election results map offers valuable insights into the Democratic and Republican voting trends across the state. By understanding these trends, we can foster more informed conversations about the future of politics in Illinois and the nation as a whole.
Based on the context provided, here's a generated article about the Illinois election results:

"The New York Times has released comprehensive maps and full results from the recent Illinois election, offering voters and political analysts a detailed look at how the state voted across various races and regions.

The interactive maps provide a county-by-county breakdown of the election results, with Democratic-leaning areas colored in blue and Republican-leaning areas in red. This visual representation highlights the stark political divide between urban and rural parts of Illinois, a pattern often seen in many states across the country.

One of the most notable features of the NYT's election coverage is the use of predominance mapping, which adjusts the coloration based on population size. This technique gives viewers a more accurate representation of the state's political landscape by accounting for the higher population density in urban areas compared to rural regions.

The results include data from both the presidential race and the 2022 midterm elections, allowing for comparison and analysis of voting trends over time. This information is particularly valuable for campaign managers, consultants, and researchers looking to understand the state's political dynamics ahead of future elections.

For those interested in more granular data, the NYT's coverage also includes ward-level results for statewide races, going back to the 1990s. This historical context can be crucial for identifying long-term trends and shifts in voter preferences.

Additionally, the article provides information on early voting and vote-by-mail totals, reflecting the growing importance of these voting methods in recent elections.

While the presidential nominations for 2024 are already determined, the Illinois primary elections still hold significant importance for down-ballot races and local issues. The NYT's comprehensive coverage aims to keep voters informed and engaged in the democratic process at all levels.

For those looking to stay updated on election information, the NYT also mentions their 'Your Voter Information' tool, designed to help voters access personalized election-related details.

As Illinois continues to be a key state in national elections, this detailed breakdown of voting patterns and results serves as an essential resource for anyone interested in understanding the state's political landscape and its potential impact on future elections."
Texas Election Results: A Comprehensive Overview

The 2022 Texas election has concluded, and the results are now available for a wide range of races across the state. This article provides a detailed look at the outcomes of key contests and the overall political landscape in Texas following the election.

Data Sources and Race Calls:
The election results have been compiled from two primary sources: The Associated Press (AP) and Decision Desk HQ. The AP has provided results for major statewide offices, including Governor, U.S. House seats, Lieutenant Governor, and Attorney General, as well as State Senate and House races. Decision Desk HQ has contributed data for mayoral races. Both organizations have also made official race calls.

Key Races:
While specific details on individual race outcomes are not provided in the context, it's clear that several high-profile contests were closely watched. These likely included the gubernatorial race, U.S. House seats, and other top state offices like Lieutenant Governor and Attorney General.

State Legislature:
It's worth noting that every seat in the Texas State Legislature was on the ballot this year due to redistricting. This means both the State Senate and State House saw full elections, potentially reshaping the balance of power in the state government.

Early Voting Trends:
The context mentions that early voting results may disproportionately favor Democrats. This is a common trend in many states, where early and mail-in votes often skew towards Democratic candidates, while Election Day votes tend to favor Republicans. As such, initial results may not be indicative of the final outcomes in close races.

Party Control:
The article references "Tracking state government party control in Texas," suggesting that the overall balance of power between Democrats and Republicans in the state government was a key focus of this election. The mention of "12 Dem." likely refers to Democratic seats in a particular chamber or race category, though without more context it's difficult to specify which.

Additional Races:
Beyond the high-profile statewide offices, results were also reported for a variety of other positions, including:
- Agriculture Commissioner
- Comptroller
- Criminal Appeals Court judges
- Land Commissioner
- Railroad Commissioner
- Supreme Court justices
- County Judges
- State Board of Education members

Conclusion:
As the final votes are tallied and official results are certified, the full impact of this election on Texas's political landscape will become clear. Voters and political observers alike will be analyzing these results to understand shifts in public opinion, the effectiveness of campaign strategies, and the potential policy implications for the Lone Star State in the coming years.
Texas Election Results: A Comprehensive Overview

The 2022 Texas election has concluded, and the results are now available for a wide range of races across the state. This article provides a detailed look at the outcomes and their implications for Texas politics.

Data Sources and Race Calls:
The election results have been compiled from multiple reliable sources. The Associated Press (AP) has provided data for most major races, including Governor, U.S. House, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, State Senate, State House, and various commissioner and court positions. Decision Desk HQ contributed results for mayoral races. Both the AP and Decision Desk HQ have made official race calls.

Key Races and Outcomes:
While specific results are still being finalized, several key races have garnered significant attention:

1. Governor's Race: The incumbent faced a strong challenge, with early results showing a competitive contest.

2. U.S. House Races: Texas' representation in Congress was up for grabs, with several closely watched districts.

3. State Legislature: Both the State Senate and State House saw all seats contested due to redistricting.

4. Local Positions: Races for County Judge and State Board of Education members were also on the ballot.

State Government Party Control:
One of the most crucial aspects of this election is its impact on party control in Texas state government. Early results indicate that Republicans maintain their stronghold, with at least 12 Democratic seats confirmed. However, it's important to note that these initial numbers heavily reflect early voting, which typically favors Democrats.

Redistricting Impact:
A unique feature of this election was that every legislative seat was on the ballot due to recent redistricting. This redrawing of district boundaries added an extra layer of unpredictability to many races.

Early Voting vs. Election Day Results:
As is often the case, early voting results showed a stronger Democratic performance. However, experts caution that these numbers may not be representative of the final outcome, as Election Day votes tend to favor Republicans in Texas.

Ongoing Updates:
As vote counting continues, some races remain too close to call. Updates will be provided as more definitive results become available.

Conclusion:
The 2022 Texas election has been a significant event in the state's political landscape. While Republicans appear to maintain their overall dominance, several competitive races have highlighted the evolving nature of Texas politics. Full results and detailed maps are now available for public viewing, offering a comprehensive look at the state's political preferences across various levels of government.
Texas Election Results: A Comprehensive Overview

The 2022 Texas election has drawn significant attention as voters cast their ballots for a wide range of state and local offices. This article provides a detailed look at the results and key takeaways from this crucial election.

Data Sources and Race Calls:
Election results for most races, including Governor, U.S. House, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, State Senate, State House, and various state-level positions, are being reported by The Associated Press. Results for mayoral races are provided by Decision Desk HQ. Both The Associated Press and Decision Desk HQ are responsible for making race calls.

Redistricting Impact:
It's worth noting that every seat in the Texas legislature was on the ballot this year due to recent redistricting efforts. This has added an extra layer of interest to the election, as new district boundaries could potentially affect the balance of power in the state.

Key Races and Party Control:
While specific race outcomes are still being tallied, there is particular focus on how the results will impact party control in Texas state government. Currently, Republicans hold a majority in both chambers of the state legislature and control the governor's office.

Early Voting Trends:
Initial returns show a significant number of early votes, which are expected to favor Democratic candidates disproportionately. However, it's crucial to remember that these early results may not be indicative of the final outcome, as Election Day votes are still being counted.

Statewide Offices:
Voters cast ballots for several important statewide positions, including Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, Agriculture Commissioner, Comptroller, Land Commissioner, and Railroad Commissioner. Results for these high-profile races are being closely watched as they will shape Texas' political landscape for the coming years.

Judicial Elections:
The election also included races for seats on the Texas Supreme Court and the Court of Criminal Appeals, the state's highest courts for civil and criminal matters, respectively.

Local Elections:
In addition to state-level positions, many Texans voted in local elections, including races for County Judge and seats on the State Board of Education.

As vote counting continues, it's important to note that final results may take some time to be certified. The New York Times and other reputable news sources will continue to update their election maps and results pages as more information becomes available.

For the most up-to-date and detailed information on specific races and full election maps, readers are encouraged to visit the New York Times election results page or other trusted news sources.
Texas Election Results: A Comprehensive Overview

The 2022 Texas election has concluded, and the results are now available for a wide range of races across the state. This article provides a detailed look at the outcomes and their implications for Texas politics.

Data Sources and Methodology:
The election results have been compiled from two primary sources: The Associated Press (AP) and Decision Desk HQ. The AP has provided data for most major races, including Governor, U.S. House, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, State Senate, State House, and various commissioner and court positions. Decision Desk HQ has supplied results for mayoral races.

Key Races:
While specific outcomes are not provided in the context, it's important to note that several high-profile positions were up for grabs in this election. These include the governorship, lieutenant governorship, attorney general's office, and seats in both the U.S. House of Representatives and the Texas Legislature.

Redistricting Impact:
A significant aspect of this election is that every seat in the Texas Legislature was on the ballot due to redistricting. This redistricting process has likely influenced the electoral landscape and may have affected the outcomes in various races.

Early Voting Trends:
The context mentions that early votes are expected to disproportionately favor Democrats. However, it's crucial to note that these early results may not be indicative of the final outcomes, as election day votes could potentially shift the balance.

State Government Party Control:
The article references tracking state government party control in Texas. While specific numbers aren't provided, it appears that the balance of power between Democrats and Republicans in the state government was a key focus of this election.

Conclusion:
As the full results continue to be tabulated and analyzed, it's clear that this election will have significant implications for Texas' political landscape. Voters have made their voices heard on a wide range of offices, from local positions to statewide leadership roles. The coming days and weeks will likely bring more detailed analysis of these results and their potential impact on policy and governance in the Lone Star State.

For those interested in exploring the results further, detailed maps and full breakdowns of each race are available, providing a comprehensive view of the 2022 Texas election outcomes.
##  Illinois Election Results: A Blue State with Rural Red Pockets

Illinois voters have spoken, and the results paint a familiar picture: a state leaning blue, but with pockets of red resistance in its rural areas.  

The 2024 presidential election cycle is already heating up, and Illinois, a crucial swing state, is once again in the spotlight.  Analyzing the recent election results by county reveals a clear trend: urban centers, predominantly Democratic strongholds, are painted blue on the map, while rural counties lean Republican, casting a red hue across the state's landscape. 

This divide reflects a broader national trend, highlighting the growing political polarization between urban and rural America.  

**Key Takeaways from the Illinois Election Results:**

* **Urban vs. Rural Divide:**  The map clearly demonstrates the stark contrast in political preferences between Illinois' densely populated urban areas and its less populated rural regions. 
* **Democratic Dominance:**  While Republicans hold sway in certain rural counties, the overall picture shows a strong Democratic advantage across the state. 
* **2024 Implications:**  These results offer valuable insights into the potential political landscape for the 2024 presidential election.  Illinois's status as a swing state will likely remain, with both parties vying for the support of both urban and rural voters.

**Looking Ahead:**

The Illinois election results serve as a reminder of the complex political dynamics at play in the state and across the nation.  As the 2024 election cycle progresses, it will be crucial to monitor how these trends evolve and how candidates address the concerns of both urban and rural voters.


**For more detailed information, including county-by-county vote totals and historical election data, please visit our 'Your Voter Information' tool.** 
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##  Illinois Election Results: A Deep Dive into the 2024 Landscape

The dust has settled on the Illinois election, leaving behind a map painted in shades of blue and red, offering valuable insights into the state's political landscape and potential outcomes for the 2024 election cycle. 

**Urban vs. Rural Divide:**

A striking pattern emerges when examining the county-by-county results.  The Democratic party enjoys a strong presence in the state's urban centers, reflected in the vibrant blue hues dominating Cook County and other populous areas. Conversely, the Republican party holds sway in the less populated, rural regions, painted in shades of red across the state's vast expanse. This stark contrast highlights the persistent urban-rural divide in Illinois politics.

**Predominance Mapping Reveals Shifting Tides:**

Utilizing predominance mapping, we can further analyze the election results, factoring in population density. This visualization technique allows us to see not only which party won each county but also the relative strength of their support based on the number of votes cast.  

**2022 Midterm Elections: A Glimpse into the Future:**

Comparing the 2022 midterm election results with the latest data provides a valuable snapshot of potential trends for 2024.  While the map reveals some areas of stability, it also highlights shifts in voter sentiment, offering clues about which demographics and regions may be more susceptible to change.

**2024 Primary Elections: A Battleground for the Future:**

While the presidential nominations are settled, the 2024 primary elections in Illinois remain a crucial battleground.  These contests will shape the future of the state's political landscape, determining which candidates will ultimately represent the parties in the general election.

**Data-Driven Insights for Political Strategists:**

This comprehensive analysis of Illinois election results provides invaluable data for political strategists, campaign managers, and researchers.  Understanding the nuances of voter behavior, geographic trends, and demographic shifts is essential for crafting effective campaigns and navigating the complex political landscape of Illinois.


**Resources for Voters:**

For voters seeking detailed information about their local elections, the Election Assistance Commission provides comprehensive county-by-county totals.  Additionally, our "Your Voter Information" tool offers a wealth of resources to help voters navigate the electoral process. 
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## Illinois Election Results: A State Divided

Illinois voters headed to the polls on [Date of Election], shaping the political landscape for years to come.  While the presidential race is settled, the 2022 midterm elections revealed a state deeply divided along urban-rural lines, with implications for the 2024 election cycle.

**A Blue State with Red Pockets:**

A glance at the county-by-county results paints a clear picture.  Democratic candidates dominated the vote in Illinois' major cities and surrounding suburbs, painting a vibrant blue across the map.  However, vast swaths of rural Illinois turned red, reflecting a strong Republican presence in these areas. This stark contrast highlights the ongoing political divide within the state.

**Population Matters:**

The map, updated to reflect population density, further emphasizes this trend.  While individual counties may lean red or blue, the sheer population of the urban centers gives Democrats a significant advantage in statewide elections. This dynamic will likely continue to shape Illinois politics in the coming years.

**Midterm Results Offer Clues:**

The 2022 midterm election results provide valuable insights into the state of play. [Summarize key findings from the 2022 midterm elections, e.g., which races were close, any surprises, etc.]. These results offer a glimpse into the potential challenges and opportunities facing both parties in the 2024 election cycle.

**Looking Ahead to 2024:**

With the 2024 presidential election on the horizon, Illinois remains a crucial battleground state.  The 2022 results demonstrate the importance of engaging with voters in both urban and rural areas.  Both Democrats and Republicans will need to carefully consider the evolving political landscape and tailor their strategies accordingly to succeed in this crucial swing state.


**Note:** This article can be further enhanced by including specific data points, quotes from political analysts, and information about upcoming elections in Illinois. 
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##  Illinois Election Results: A State Divided 

**[Insert map of Illinois election results here, with counties colored blue for Democratic wins and red for Republican wins]**

The dust has settled on the Illinois election, and the results paint a clear picture of a state deeply divided along political lines.  While Democrats secured victories in key races, the map reveals a stark contrast between the urban centers and the rural heartland. 

**Urban vs. Rural Divide:**

The map vividly illustrates the political chasm that exists between Illinois' densely populated cities and its sprawling rural areas. Counties surrounding Chicago, like Cook, DuPage, and Lake, overwhelmingly voted blue, reflecting the Democratic stronghold in the state's urban centers. Conversely, counties in southern and central Illinois, with their smaller populations and more rural character, leaned heavily red.  

This urban-rural divide is a reflection of broader national trends, with Democrats finding support in diverse, metropolitan areas and Republicans holding sway in more homogenous, rural communities. 

**Looking Ahead to 2024:**

These results offer valuable insights into the political landscape heading into the 2024 election cycle. Illinois remains a crucial swing state, with the potential to sway the outcome of national elections.  

The 2024 presidential race will likely see a similar battleground emerge, with candidates vying for the support of both urban and rural voters.  The outcome will depend on factors such as the strength of the Democratic and Republican nominees, the state of the economy, and the ability of each party to effectively mobilize its base.


**Data and Resources:**

For those interested in diving deeper into the Illinois election results, a wealth of information is available. The Election Assistance Commission has compiled county-by-county vote totals, which can be accessed [link to Election Assistance Commission website].  

Additionally, [link to Illinois State Board of Elections website] provides detailed information on election results, voter registration, and other election-related matters.


**Beyond the Headlines:**

While national headlines often focus on the major races, it's important to remember that local elections can have a profound impact on the lives of everyday citizens.  The Illinois election saw numerous contests for local offices, including city council, school board, and county positions. These races often fly under the radar, but they can have a significant impact on issues such as education, infrastructure, and public safety. 
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## Illinois Election Results: A State Divided 

**Illinois voters have spoken, casting their ballots in a diverse range of races across the state.  From local aldermanic contests to statewide offices, the results paint a picture of a state deeply divided along political and geographical lines.**

**Presidential Echoes:**

Examining the county-level results from the 2020 presidential election reveals a stark contrast between urban and rural Illinois.  The map, colored blue for Democratic victories and red for Republican wins, showcases a clear pattern. Major cities like Chicago and its suburbs are overwhelmingly blue, reflecting the strong Democratic support in these densely populated areas. Conversely, vast swathes of rural Illinois turn red, highlighting the Republican stronghold in these less populated regions.

This geographical divide isn't just a relic of the past. The recent 2022 midterm elections further reinforce this trend.  Predominance mapping, which visualizes results based on the size of the voting population, reveals similar patterns. While Democrats held onto their dominance in urban centers, Republicans maintained their grip on rural areas.

**Data for the Dedicated:**

This granular data offers valuable insights for political strategists, campaign managers, and researchers.  Election Assistance Commission data, including county-by-county totals, provides a detailed understanding of voter preferences across the state.  

**Looking Ahead to 2024:**

With the presidential nominations solidified, all eyes are now on the 2024 primary elections in Illinois.  These contests will be crucial in shaping the political landscape of the state and potentially influencing the outcome of the national election.

**Stay Informed:**

For those seeking a deeper dive into Illinois' election history, our interactive tools offer ward-level vote totals for statewide races and precinct-level results for aldermanic races dating back to the 1990s. Stay tuned for further analysis and insights as we continue to explore the implications of these election results. 


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Title: A Divided Illinois: Exploring the State's Swing State Status and Election Trends

As the 2024 presidential election approaches, Illinois is once again at the forefront of national attention. The state's swing state status, where both Democratic and Republican candidates have a strong presence, makes it a crucial battleground in the electoral map. To better understand the complexities of Illinois' election landscape, a detailed analysis of the state's county-by-county voting results is necessary.

A recent analysis of the 2020 presidential election results, provided by the Election Assistance Commission, reveals a stark contrast between the state's urban and rural areas. The map, which styles counties where the Democratic party received more votes in blue and those where the Republican party received more votes in red, highlights the significant divide between these regions.

In the more populated, urban areas of the state, the Democratic party tends to perform better, while in the less populated, rural areas, the Republican party tends to hold sway. This trend is evident in the 2020 election results, where many rural counties voted overwhelmingly for President Trump.

However, the map also shows that the size of the populations who voted can greatly impact the outcome of an election. By using predominant election results to color-code the map, the analysis reveals that some counties with smaller populations may still be crucial in determining the state's electoral votes.

In addition to the 2020 election results, the analysis also incorporates the 2022 midterm election results, which provide valuable insight into the state's current political landscape. Using predominant mapping, the 2022 results are distinguished from the 2020 results, allowing for a more nuanced understanding of the state's shifting political trends.

The 'Your Voter Information' tool, which provides county-by-county totals and shared data with campaign managers, opposition researchers, and consultants, offers a wealth of information for those closely tracking the state's races. While the tool is geared towards those paying a monthly fee, the available data provides a glimpse into the state's election landscape.

Furthermore, a new Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app offers statewide election results for each ward, as well as vote totals history for statewide races by ward and aldermanic races by precinct. This resource provides a comprehensive look at the state's election trends and can be a valuable tool for those seeking to understand the complexities of Illinois' election landscape.

As the 2024 presidential election approaches, Illinois remains a key battleground state. By examining the state's county-by-county voting results and election trends, it becomes clear that the state's swing state status is not just a matter of demographics, but also of the complex interplay between urban and rural areas. As the state's election landscape continues to shift, it is essential to stay informed about the latest trends and developments to better understand the state's role in the national electoral map.
## See Full Results and Maps from the Illinois Election: A Deep Dive into the State's Political Landscape

The 2024 Illinois election has concluded, and with it, a wealth of data offering insights into the state's political landscape. From county-level results to precinct-by-precinct breakdowns, this election provides a valuable snapshot of voter preferences and potential trends for future elections.

**A Divided State:**

Our interactive map paints a clear picture of the political divide in Illinois.  Counties shaded in **blue** represent areas where the Democratic party received more votes, while **red** counties indicate Republican dominance.  This stark contrast highlights the difference in political party preference between urban and rural areas, a trend observed across the nation.  

**Beyond the Presidential Race:**

While the presidential race garnered significant attention, the 2024 Illinois election also featured a host of other important contests, including key races for Congress and local offices.  Our detailed maps allow you to explore these races in depth, examining the distribution of votes across the state and identifying areas of close competition.

**Data for Everyone:**

We've compiled comprehensive election results, making them accessible to everyone. Whether you're a campaign manager, opposition researcher, consultant, or simply a citizen interested in the political process, our data can help you understand the nuances of the Illinois election.

**Looking Ahead:**

The 2024 Illinois election provides valuable insights into the state's political landscape.  Our data and maps can help you analyze trends, identify key voting blocs, and understand the factors that influenced the outcome of various races.  This information is crucial for strategizing future campaigns and understanding the evolving political dynamics of Illinois.

**Explore the Data:**

* **Interactive Maps:**  Dive into the data with our interactive maps, allowing you to explore county-level results, precinct-by-precinct breakdowns, and compare different races.
* **County-by-County Totals:**  Access detailed county-level results, providing a comprehensive overview of the election's outcome.
* **Historical Data:**  Delve into the past with our historical election data, tracing the evolution of voting patterns in Illinois over time.

**Stay Informed:**

The Illinois election is just one piece of the larger political puzzle.  Stay informed about the latest developments in Illinois and beyond with our ongoing coverage of elections and political news.  

**Your Voter Information:**

Our "Your Voter Information" tool provides essential resources for voters, including registration information, polling locations, and election deadlines.  

**Download the App:**

Stay connected with the latest election news and data with our new Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app.  

**The 2024 Illinois election has provided a wealth of data and insights.  Use our resources to explore the results, understand the state's political landscape, and prepare for future elections.** 

## See Full Results and Maps from the Illinois Election: A Deep Dive into the State's Political Landscape

The 2024 Illinois election has concluded, and the results offer a fascinating glimpse into the state's political landscape. From the presidential race to local contests, voters have spoken, and the data provides valuable insights for political strategists, researchers, and anyone interested in understanding the dynamics of Illinois politics.

**A Visual Representation of the Divide:**

Our interactive map allows you to explore the election results by county, revealing a clear divide between urban and rural areas. Counties with a higher concentration of Democratic voters are highlighted in blue, while those with a Republican majority are colored red. This stark contrast underscores the differing political preferences between these two distinct regions of the state. 

**Understanding the 2022 Midterm Election:**

The map also includes data from the 2022 midterm election, allowing for a side-by-side comparison. This unique feature enables you to analyze the trends and shifts in voter behavior over time. By comparing the 2022 and 2024 results, you can gain valuable insights into how the political landscape has evolved in Illinois.

**Beyond the Headlines: A Deeper Dive into the Data:**

For those seeking more granular information, our "Your Voter Information" tool provides access to detailed election data. This comprehensive resource allows you to explore county-by-county totals, ward-level results, and precinct-specific data. This level of detail is invaluable for:

* **Campaign Managers:**  Gaining a precise understanding of voter preferences within specific areas.
* **Opposition Researchers:** Identifying key demographics and potential vulnerabilities.
* **Consultants:**  Developing targeted strategies for future campaigns.
* **Congressional Campaigns:**  Analyzing voting patterns to inform campaign strategies.

**Staying Ahead of the Curve:**

The Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app provides real-time updates on early voting and vote-by-mail totals. This tool is essential for anyone seeking to stay informed about the latest developments in the election cycle.

**Looking Ahead to 2024:**

While the presidential nominations are settled, the 2024 primary elections in Illinois still hold significant weight. Our website provides a comprehensive archive of statewide election results, including ward-level data for general elections and Democratic and Republican primaries dating back to the 1990s. This historical data is invaluable for understanding long-term trends and predicting future outcomes.

**Unlocking the Secrets of Illinois Politics:**

With our interactive maps, detailed data, and historical archives, we offer a comprehensive resource for anyone seeking to understand the complexities of Illinois politics. Whether you're a seasoned political strategist or a curious citizen, our platform provides the tools you need to navigate the ever-evolving political landscape of this key swing state. 

## See Full Results and Maps from the Illinois Election: A Look at the 2024 Landscape

The Illinois election has concluded, and the results are in! Whether you're a political strategist, campaign manager, or simply a curious citizen, understanding the data is crucial for navigating the political landscape. 

**Interactive Maps Reveal Political Divides:**

Our interactive maps provide a comprehensive overview of the election results, offering a county-by-county breakdown of voter preferences.  The maps are color-coded, with blue representing counties where the Democratic party received more votes and red representing counties where the Republican party prevailed. 

This visual representation highlights a striking pattern: a clear divide between the political leanings of urban and rural areas.  The more populated, urban parts of Illinois tend to lean Democratic, while the less populated, rural regions are more likely to favor Republican candidates. 

**Beyond the Presidential Race:**

While the presidential race may have garnered national attention, the Illinois election also featured numerous local and statewide races, including crucial midterm elections. Our maps showcase these results as well, allowing you to analyze the voting trends across different levels of government.

**Analyzing the Data:**

The data presented on our platform is not just for visual exploration. We offer detailed breakdowns of vote totals by county, providing valuable insights for political analysts and strategists. 

**Looking Ahead to 2024:**

The 2024 primary elections are already on the horizon, and the results of this recent election offer crucial clues about the political landscape in Illinois. Our data can help you identify key trends, understand voter preferences, and strategize for the upcoming elections.

**Resources to Empower Your Political Understanding:**

We understand the importance of accessible and reliable information. That's why we've developed a suite of resources to empower your political understanding:

* **"Your Voter Information" Tool:**  Find your polling location, registration status, and more with our user-friendly tool.
* **Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad App:**  Stay informed on the go with our mobile app, offering real-time updates and election results.
* **Early Vote and Vote by Mail Totals:**  Track the progress of early voting and vote-by-mail initiatives for a comprehensive view of the electorate.
* **Historical Election Data:**  Explore historical election results, tracing back to the 90s, to gain a deeper understanding of voting patterns and trends.

**The Illinois election is just one piece of the larger political puzzle. We encourage you to explore our data, analyze the results, and engage in informed political discussions.** 

## See Full Results and Maps from the Illinois Election: A Divided State 

The 2024 Illinois election has concluded, and the results paint a clear picture of a state divided along geographic and political lines.  Our interactive map, showcasing county-by-county election results, reveals a stark contrast between the urban centers and the vast, rural areas.  

**A State of Blue and Red:**

The map, styled with blue for Democratic-leaning counties and red for Republican strongholds, highlights the deep partisan divide within Illinois.  Larger, more populated counties, often home to major cities like Chicago, consistently favored Democratic candidates.  Conversely, the less populated, rural counties leaned towards Republican candidates. This pattern, observed in both the presidential and midterm elections, demonstrates a persistent political divide within the state. 

**Delving Deeper: Midterm Election Results:**

To further analyze the 2022 midterm election results, our map utilizes a "predominance mapping" technique, visually distinguishing it from the presidential election results. This allows for a clear comparison between the two election cycles, highlighting any shifts in voter preferences or turnout patterns. 

**Your Voter Information at Your Fingertips:**

Our comprehensive "Your Voter Information" tool provides a wealth of data for anyone interested in analyzing Illinois election results.  From county-by-county totals to historical data for statewide races and ward-by-ward results for aldermanic races, this tool offers a granular look at the electoral landscape. 

**Data for Everyone:**

The information compiled and presented through our platform is valuable for a wide range of users, including:

* **Campaign managers:** Gain insights into voter preferences and strategize for future elections.
* **Opposition researchers:** Analyze voting patterns to understand the political landscape and formulate effective campaigns.
* **Consultants:** Leverage data to provide informed advice to clients on election strategy and voter outreach.
* **Anyone closely tracking any or many races:** Stay up-to-date on the latest election data and identify trends.
* **Congressional campaigns:**  Utilize data to understand voter demographics and tailor campaign messages.

**The Future of Illinois Politics:**

While the presidential nominations are set, the 2024 Illinois primary elections offer a crucial opportunity to assess the political landscape and predict potential outcomes for the upcoming election cycle.  Our comprehensive data and interactive maps provide valuable insights into the current political climate and serve as a powerful tool for anyone seeking to understand the complexities of Illinois politics.  

**Stay Informed:**

Visit our website today to access the full results, maps, and data from the Illinois election.  We will continue to update our platform with the latest information and analysis as it becomes available.  

## See Full Results and Maps from the Illinois Election: A State Divided

The 2024 Illinois elections are in the books, and the results paint a clear picture of a state deeply divided along geographic lines.  Using interactive maps and data visualizations, we can explore the nuances of the election and see how the political landscape is shifting.

**A Tale of Two Illinoises:**

The interactive map reveals a striking contrast between urban and rural Illinois.  Counties in the Chicago metropolitan area and other major cities overwhelmingly favored Democratic candidates, showcasing a deep blue hue.  Conversely, the less populated, rural counties painted a predominantly red picture, indicating a strong preference for Republican candidates. This pattern holds true across various races, from the Presidential election to local contests, suggesting a deep-seated partisan divide.

**The 2022 Midterm Echo:**

The map also highlights the results of the 2022 midterm elections, layered on top of the 2024 data.  This comparison provides valuable insights into the evolution of voting patterns.  While the overall trend of urban-rural divides remains consistent, subtle shifts within certain counties and districts reveal potential areas of interest for future campaigns. 

**Unlocking Election Data:**

For those seeking deeper dives into the data, our "Your Voter Information" tool offers a treasure trove of resources. This tool provides county-by-county vote totals, making it an indispensable resource for:

* **Campaign Managers:**  Analyze voting trends and identify key demographics to target.
* **Opposition Researchers:**  Uncover voter behavior and campaign strategies employed by opponents.
* **Consultants:**  Gain insights into political trends and inform campaign planning.
* **Congressional Campaigns:**  Understand the voting landscape and tailor messaging to specific districts.

**Looking Ahead:**

While the 2024 Illinois elections have concluded, the political landscape is constantly evolving.  Our interactive maps and data tools provide a powerful platform to understand the current state of affairs and anticipate future trends.  As we head into the next election cycle, these resources will be invaluable for analyzing voter behavior, understanding the issues that resonate with different communities, and crafting effective campaign strategies. 

Title: "Illinois Election Results: A County-by-County Breakdown and Analysis"

The recent Illinois election has been a closely watched event, with many political analysts and voters eager to see the results and understand their implications. In this article, we provide a comprehensive analysis of the election results, including maps and county-by-county totals.

The presidential election results in Illinois show a clear divide between the more populated, urban areas and the less populated, rural areas of the state. The Democratic party received more votes in blue, while the Republican party received more votes in red. This map also shows the difference in political party preference between those who live in urban and rural parts of the state.

The map updates to show the predominant election results with respect to the size of the populations who voted. This allows us to see how the election results were influenced by the size of the population in each county. The 2022 midterm election results layer is also styled using predominance mapping, which distinguishes it from the midterm election results.

For those who are closely tracking any or many races, our 'Your Voter Information' tool is here to help. This tool provides county-by-county totals for the Election Assistance Commission and shares them with us. Campaign managers, opposition researchers, consultants, and anyone who is closely tracking any or many races can benefit from this tool.

While the presidential nominations are all set, there is still a lot on the line in the 2024 primary elections in Illinois. Our section has vote total history for statewide races by ward for general elections as well as Democratic and Republican primaries going back to the 90's. For every aldermanic race in those two cycles, we have results by precinct.

For those of you keeping an eye on the early vote and vote by mail totals, we have the known totals as of this morning. Unfortunately, there just isn't enough new information on a day-to-day basis to justify paying a monthly fee. However, we have developed a new Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app that provides up-to-date information on election results.

In conclusion, the Illinois election results show a clear divide between urban and rural areas of the state, with the Democratic party receiving more votes in blue and the Republican party receiving more votes in red. Our 'Your Voter Information' tool and Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app provide valuable resources for those closely tracking any or many races.
Title: "Illinois Election Results: A County-by-County Breakdown and Analysis"

The recent Illinois election has left many wondering about the political landscape of the state. To help shed light on the results, we've compiled a comprehensive map of the state, showing the presidential election results by county. The map uses blue to represent areas where the Democratic party received more votes, and red to represent areas where the Republican party received more votes.

One of the most striking features of the map is the clear divide between urban and rural areas. In general, the more populated, urban parts of the state voted for the Democratic party, while the less populated, rural areas voted for the Republican party. This divide is consistent with national trends, where urban areas tend to lean Democratic and rural areas tend to lean Republican.

In addition to the presidential election results, we've also included the 2022 midterm election results on the map. This layer uses predominance mapping to distinguish it from the presidential election results. By comparing the two layers, we can see how the political landscape of the state has shifted over time.

For those who are closely tracking any or many races, our "Your Voter Information" tool is here to help. This tool provides county-by-county totals for the election, as well as early vote and vote by mail totals. It's a valuable resource for campaign managers, opposition researchers, consultants, and anyone who wants to stay informed about the election.

Looking ahead to the 2024 primary elections in Illinois, there is still a lot on the line. While the presidential nominations are already set, there are still many important races to watch. Our section has vote total history for statewide races by ward for general elections as well as Democratic and Republican primaries going back to the 90's. For every aldermanic race in those two cycles, we have results by precinct.

If you're interested in staying up-to-date on the latest election data, we've also developed a new Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app. This app provides real-time updates on election results, as well as historical data going back several years. It's a valuable resource for anyone who wants to stay informed about the political landscape of Illinois.

In conclusion, the Illinois election results have revealed a clear divide between urban and rural areas of the state. By analyzing the results by county, we can gain a better understanding of the political landscape of the state and how it has shifted over time. Our "Your Voter Information" tool and Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app are valuable resources for anyone who wants to stay informed about the election and the political landscape of Illinois.
Title: "Illinois Election Results: A County-by-County Breakdown and Analysis"
In the recent Illinois election, the state once again proved to be a swing state with a mix of blue and red counties. The results, when viewed on a map, reveal a clear divide between the urban and rural parts of the state, with the Democratic party receiving more votes in the more populated areas and the Republican party receiving more votes in the less populated areas.
To better understand the election results, we've created a map that shows the results by county and colors the states blue for Democratic victories and red for Republican victories. The map also takes into account the size of the populations who voted, giving a clearer picture of the overall election results.
In addition to the presidential election results, we've also included the results from the 2022 midterm elections, using predominance mapping to distinguish it from the presidential results. This allows for a more in-depth analysis of the state's political landscape and the potential outcomes for future elections.
The data used for this map was provided by the Election Assistance Commission and compiled by county by county totals. This data is not only useful for campaign managers, opposition researchers, and consultants, but also for anyone who is closely tracking any or many races. For congressional campaigns, this data can provide valuable insights into the state's political trends and potential shifts in voter preferences.
While the presidential nominations are set for 2024, there is still much at stake in the primary elections in Illinois. To stay informed on the latest election results, we've created a new Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app, which provides up-to-date information on early vote and vote by mail totals.
For those interested in statewide election results, our section has vote total history for statewide races by ward for general elections as well as Democratic and Republican primaries going back to the 90's. For every aldermanic race in those two cycles, we also have results by precinct.
In conclusion, the Illinois election results reveal a clear divide between urban and rural parts of the state, with the Democratic party receiving more votes in the more populated areas and the Republican party receiving more votes in the less populated areas. By analyzing the results on a county-by-county basis, we can gain a better understanding of the state's political landscape and potential outcomes for future elections.
Title: Illinois Election Results: Maps, Counts, and Analysis for the 2024 Primary and Midterm Elections

In a state known for its political swings, Illinois election results have once again shown the stark contrast in party preference between urban and rural populations. The maps reveal a sea of red in the less populated rural areas, while the more populated urban centers are colored in blue, reflecting the Democratic party's dominance in those regions. We have provided an in-depth analysis of the 2024 primary and midterm election outcomes, focusing on the county-by-county totals.

The map updates to show the predominant election results, taking into account the size of the populations who voted. This allows for a more accurate depiction of the political landscape and potential outcomes for the next major election cycle. As the maps show, the urban-rural divide in Illinois is significant, with Democratic support concentrated in the larger cities and Republican support dominating in the less densely populated regions.

As the 2022 midterm election results layer is styled using predominance mapping, it becomes clear that this divide may continue to play a crucial role in future elections. Campaign managers, opposition researchers, and consultants closely monitoring the races will find this map an invaluable resource for strategizing and planning.

For those who are closely tracking any or many races, the 'Your Voter Information' tool is here to help. This tool provides comprehensive details on the election results, including the known early vote and vote-by-mail totals as of this morning.

Although the presidential nominations are set, the primary elections in Illinois remain significant. The 2024 primary elections in Illinois will determine the fate of several important races, including congressional campaigns. While there may not be enough new information on a day-to-day basis to justify paying a monthly fee for some, the Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app offers a convenient way to stay informed.

For those interested in statewide election results for each ward, our section provides vote total history for statewide races by ward for general elections, as well as Democratic and Republican primaries dating back to the 90s. For every aldermanic race in the last two cycles, we have results by precinct, providing a detailed look at the political landscape across Illinois.

In conclusion, the Illinois election results reveal the stark contrast in party preference between urban and rural populations. The maps and analysis provided here offer valuable insights for campaign managers, opposition researchers, and consultants, as they strategize for future elections. Keep an eye on our 'Your Voter Information' tool and the Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app for up-to-date information on the 2024 primary and midterm elections in Illinois.
Illinois Election Results Maps: Analyzing the State's Political Divides
In the recent Illinois election, the state was once again a swing state, with results showing a clear divide between the Democratic and Republican parties. To help voters better understand the outcome, a new interactive map has been created, providing full results and detailed analysis by county.
The map, available online, displays the election results by shading states blue for the Democratic party and red for the Republican party. This map also highlights the differences in political preferences between the urban and rural parts of the state, with the more populous areas generally leaning Democratic, and the less populated areas leaning Republican.
In addition to the presidential results, the map also displays the 2022 midterm election results, with a distinct layer to differentiate it from the presidential results. This allows voters to compare and contrast the election results and consider the possible outcomes for the next major election cycle.
To further assist voters, a new iPhone/iPad app has been launched, providing real-time updates and information on the election. This app includes early vote and vote by mail totals, as well as a feature to help voters find their polling places.
While the presidential nominees are already set, the 2024 primary elections in Illinois are still up for grabs. The new tool, "Your Voter Information," can be particularly useful for campaign managers, opposition researchers, and consultants closely tracking the races.
For those interested in statewide election results, the website offers vote total history for statewide races by ward, including general elections and Democratic and Republican primaries dating back to the 90s. For every aldermanic race in the past two cycles, detailed results by precinct are also available.
In conclusion, the new interactive map and "Your Voter Information" tool provide voters with a comprehensive view of the Illinois election results and the state's political divides. While the outcome of the 2024 primary elections in Illinois is still uncertain, these resources can help voters stay informed and engaged in the democratic process.
**See Full Results and Maps from the Illinois Election**

The 2022 midterm elections have come to a close, and Illinois has once again proven to be a crucial swing state in the national political landscape. As the results continue to roll in, our interactive maps provide a detailed look at the county-by-county breakdown of the election results.

Our maps show a clear divide between the more populated, urban areas of the state and the less populated, rural areas. The Democratic party dominated in the urban centers, such as Cook County, which includes the city of Chicago, while the Republican party performed well in the rural areas.

[Interactive Map: Illinois Election Results by County]

Using predominance mapping, our maps update in real-time to reflect the latest election results. The maps are color-coded, with blue indicating counties where the Democratic party received more votes and red indicating counties where the Republican party received more votes.

In addition to the presidential election results, our maps also show the results of the 2022 midterm elections. This layer is styled differently to distinguish it from the presidential election results, providing a clear visual representation of the differences in voting patterns between the two elections.

For those interested in digging deeper into the election results, our "Your Voter Information" tool is available to provide detailed information on voting patterns and trends. This tool is particularly useful for:

* Campaign managers looking to target specific areas of the state
* Opposition researchers seeking to understand voting patterns in key districts
* Consultants working with candidates to develop targeted campaign strategies
* Congressional campaigns looking to understand the voting patterns in their districts
* Anyone closely tracking the election results in Illinois

We have also compiled county-by-county totals for the Election Assistance Commission, which are available for download. These totals provide a detailed breakdown of the election results and can be used to inform campaign strategies and voter outreach efforts.

**Early Vote and Vote by Mail Totals**

As of this morning, the known early vote and vote by mail totals are:

* [Insert totals]

While the presidential nominations are set, there is still much to be decided in the 2024 primary elections in Illinois. Our election data iPhone/iPad app provides real-time updates on the election results, as well as historical data on past elections.

**Historical Election Data**

For those interested in understanding the voting patterns in Illinois over time, our section on vote total history provides detailed information on statewide races by ward for general elections, as well as Democratic and Republican primaries, going back to the 1990s. We also have results by precinct for every aldermanic race in the 2019 and 2023 election cycles.

Stay tuned for further updates and analysis on the Illinois election results.
**See Full Results and Maps from the Illinois Election**

The 2024 Illinois primary elections are just around the corner, and with the presidential nominations already set, all eyes are on the state's congressional and local races. To help voters, campaign managers, and opposition researchers stay informed, we've compiled a comprehensive guide to the Illinois election results, including maps and county-by-county totals.

**Election Results by County**

Our interactive map shows the presidential election results by county, with Democratic-leaning areas in blue and Republican-leaning areas in red. The map reveals a stark contrast between the urban and rural areas of the state, with the more populated counties in the north and central regions of Illinois trending Democratic, while the less populated rural areas tend to vote Republican.

The map also updates to reflect the predominant election results based on the size of the populations who voted. This allows for a more nuanced understanding of the state's electoral landscape and highlights the importance of turnout in shaping the outcome of elections.

**2022 Midterm Election Results**

We've also included a layer on the map showing the 2022 midterm election results by county. This layer uses predominance mapping to distinguish it from the presidential election results, providing a clear visual representation of the differences between the two elections.

**Your Voter Information Tool**

Our 'Your Voter Information' tool is available to help voters navigate the election process. This tool provides a wealth of information, including voting requirements, polling locations, and candidate information.

**County-by-County Totals**

We've compiled county-by-county totals for the Election Assistance Commission and shared them with our readers. These totals provide a detailed breakdown of the election results by county, allowing campaign managers, opposition researchers, and consultants to analyze the data and gain insights into the state's electoral trends.

**Illinois Election Data App**

For those who want to stay up-to-date on the latest election news and results, we recommend downloading the new Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app. This app provides real-time updates on election results, voting totals, and candidate information.

**Early Vote and Vote by Mail Totals**

As of this morning, here are the known early vote and vote by mail totals:

* Early vote totals: [insert totals]
* Vote by mail totals: [insert totals]

**Statewide Election Results**

For those interested in statewide election results, our section has vote total history for statewide races by ward for general elections as well as Democratic and Republican primaries going back to the 1990s. We also have results by precinct for every aldermanic race in those two cycles.

Stay tuned for further updates and analysis on the Illinois election results. With the 2024 primary elections just around the corner, there's still a lot on the line in the state.
**See Full Results and Maps from the Illinois Election**

As the 2024 primary elections approach, Illinois is once again shaping up to be a crucial swing state in the presidential election. To help you make sense of the electoral landscape, we've put together an interactive map of Illinois, showing the presidential election results by county. The map reveals a stark divide between the more populated, urban areas of the state and the less populated, rural areas.

**A Tale of Two Illinois**

The map, which styles Democratic-leaning counties in blue and Republican-leaning counties in red, highlights the significant differences in voting patterns between urban and rural areas. The Chicago metropolitan area, with its large population, tends to vote overwhelmingly Democratic, while the more rural areas of the state tend to lean Republican.

**2022 Midterm Election Results**

We've also updated our map to include the 2022 midterm election results, using predominance mapping to distinguish them from the presidential election results. This layer provides a more nuanced view of the state's electoral landscape, highlighting areas where the Republican party performed well in the midterms.

**County-by-County Totals**

For those interested in diving deeper into the numbers, we've compiled county-by-county totals for the Election Assistance Commission. These totals provide a detailed breakdown of voting patterns across the state and can be useful for campaign managers, opposition researchers, consultants, and anyone closely tracking the elections.

**New Illinois Election Data App**

In addition to our online resources, we're excited to announce the launch of a new Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app. This app provides easy access to election data, including early vote and vote by mail totals, as well as historical election results.

**What's at Stake in the 2024 Primary Elections**

While the presidential nominations may be all set, there's still a lot on the line in the 2024 primary elections in Illinois. Our 'Your Voter Information' tool is here to help you stay informed and engaged in the electoral process.

**Additional Resources**

For those interested in exploring historical election results, our section on vote total history for statewide races by ward provides a wealth of information, dating back to the 1990s. We also have results by precinct for every aldermanic race in the 2015 and 2019 cycles.

Stay tuned for further updates and analysis as the 2024 primary elections approach.
**See Full Results and Maps from the Illinois Election**

As the 2024 primary elections approach, Illinois remains a crucial swing state that could play a significant role in shaping the national political landscape. To help voters, campaign managers, and researchers understand the intricacies of the state's electoral dynamics, we have compiled comprehensive maps and data from the previous election.

Our interactive maps show the county-by-county breakdown of the presidential election results, with Democratic strongholds in blue and Republican bastions in red. A striking pattern emerges, highlighting the contrast between the densely populated urban areas and the more rural regions of the state. The map allows users to toggle between different election cycles, providing a nuanced understanding of the shifting tides of Illinois politics.

One of the most striking features of the map is the dichotomy between the urban and rural areas. The densely populated counties, such as Cook and DuPage, tend to vote Democratic, while the more rural areas, like Rock Island and Mercer, lean Republican. This trend is consistent across multiple election cycles, underscoring the deep-seated differences in ideology and values between these regions.

For those interested in the minutiae of election data, our 'Your Voter Information' tool is an indispensable resource. This comprehensive database provides county-by-county vote totals, as well as detailed breakdowns of early voting and vote-by-mail statistics. These numbers offer a fascinating glimpse into the voting habits of Illinois residents and can help campaigns tailor their strategies to specific regions.

Campaign managers, opposition researchers, consultants, and congressional campaigns will find our data particularly valuable. Our app, available for iPhone and iPad, provides real-time updates on election results, allowing users to stay ahead of the curve. While the presidential nominations may be set, the 2024 primary elections in Illinois will be hotly contested, with numerous local and statewide races hanging in the balance.

For those interested in the historical context of Illinois politics, our database provides vote total history for statewide races by ward, dating back to the 1990s. We also have results by precinct for every aldermanic race in the 2015 and 2019 cycles.

In conclusion, our comprehensive maps and data offer a unique window into the complex world of Illinois politics. As the state gears up for another critical election cycle, these resources will be essential for anyone seeking to understand the intricacies of the state's electoral landscape.

**Election Data at a Glance:**

* County-by-county vote totals for the presidential election
* Breakdown of early voting and vote-by-mail statistics
* Vote total history for statewide races by ward, dating back to the 1990s
* Results by precinct for every aldermanic race in the 2015 and 2019 cycles
* Interactive maps showing the contrast between urban and rural areas

**Get the Illinois Election Data App:**

Download our app for iPhone and iPad to stay up-to-date on the latest election results and data. Perfect for campaign managers, opposition researchers, consultants, and congressional campaigns.
**See Full Results and Maps from the Illinois Election**

The 2022 midterm elections in Illinois have come to a close, and the results are in. Our interactive map shows a detailed breakdown of the election results by county, providing a clear picture of the state's voting patterns. The map highlights the stark contrast between the more populated, urban areas and the less populated, rural regions of the state.

**County-by-County Breakdown**

Our map displays the election results by county, with blue indicating areas where the Democratic party received more votes and red indicating areas where the Republican party received more votes. By examining the map, it becomes clear that the urban centers, such as Cook County, tend to lean Democratic, while the rural areas tend to lean Republican.

[Insert Interactive Map]

**Population-Specific Results**

The map also takes into account the population size of each county, providing a more nuanced view of the election results. By styling the map to reflect the predominant election results based on population size, we can see that the urban areas, with larger populations, had a significant impact on the overall outcome.

**2022 Midterm Election Results**

Our map also includes the 2022 midterm election results layer, styled to distinguish it from the presidential election results. This layer provides a detailed look at the congressional and state legislative races that took place in Illinois.

**Voter Information Tool**

Our 'Your Voter Information' tool is available to help voters stay informed about their voting status and requirements. This tool provides an easy way to confirm voter registration, find polling locations, and get information on voting requirements.

**Election Data and Analysis**

For campaign managers, opposition researchers, consultants, and those closely tracking elections, our data provides a valuable resource for analyzing voting trends and patterns. Our data includes county-by-county totals, provided by the Election Assistance Commission, which can be used to inform campaign strategies and predict future election outcomes.

**Early Vote and Vote by Mail Totals**

As of this morning, the known early vote and vote by mail totals are:

* Early Vote: [insert number]
* Vote by Mail: [insert number]

**Looking Ahead to 2024**

While the presidential nominations are set, there is still much at stake in the 2024 primary elections in Illinois. Our section provides a wealth of information on statewide election results, including vote total history for statewide races by ward, dating back to the 1990s. We also have results by precinct for every aldermanic race in those cycles.

Stay informed and stay up-to-date on all things Illinois elections with our comprehensive coverage and interactive tools.