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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. With the dust settled, we've compiled comprehensive results and interactive maps to help you understand the political landscape across the state.

**Analyzing the 2022 Midterm Election Results:**

Our interactive map allows you to explore the 2022 midterm election results county by county.  We've used a predominance mapping style, coloring counties blue for Democratic victories and red for Republican victories. This visual representation clearly highlights the stark divide between urban and rural areas.

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As you can see, densely populated urban centers largely favored Democratic candidates, while more sparsely populated rural areas leaned Republican. This trend underscores the importance of understanding regional demographics and voter preferences when analyzing election outcomes in Illinois.

**Looking Ahead to 2024:**

While the 2024 presidential nominations are set, the Illinois primary elections promise to be fiercely contested. Our detailed election data, including historical results for statewide races and aldermanic contests dating back to the 1990s, provides invaluable insights for:

* **Campaign Managers:**  Identify key demographics and voting patterns to target specific voter groups.
* **Opposition Researchers:** Analyze voting trends and identify potential vulnerabilities in opposing candidates' campaigns.
* **Consultants:** Develop effective campaign strategies based on comprehensive data analysis.
* **Congressional Campaigns:** Understand the political landscape of their districts and tailor their messaging accordingly.

**Data Accessibility:**

We believe in making election data accessible to everyone. Our website features:

* **County-by-county totals:**  Downloadable spreadsheets with detailed vote counts for each county.
* **Ward-level results:** Access historical data for statewide races and primaries, going back to the 1990s.
* **Precinct-level results:**  Detailed results for every aldermanic race in recent election cycles.

**New Illinois Election Data App:**

Stay informed on the go with our new Illinois Election Data iPhone and iPad app. Get real-time updates on early voting and vote-by-mail totals, as well as access to our comprehensive election data library.

**Your Voter Information:**

Our "Your Voter Information" tool provides personalized information about your polling place, registration status, and upcoming election dates.

Whether you're a political professional or simply a curious citizen, our platform offers the tools and resources you need to understand the complexities of Illinois elections.

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## See Full Results and Maps from the Illinois Election

Illinois, a perennial battleground state, saw another closely contested election cycle. With results now finalized, we can delve into the county-by-county breakdown to analyze voting patterns and predict potential outcomes for the next major election.

**A Tale of Two Illinois:**

Our interactive map vividly illustrates the stark political divide within the state. Counties bathed in blue represent areas where the Democratic party secured a majority of votes, while those shaded red indicate Republican strongholds. This visual representation highlights a clear trend: urban centers and densely populated areas tend to favor Democratic candidates, while rural, less populated regions lean towards the Republican party.

The map dynamically updates to reflect the weight of each county's vote based on population size. This "predominance mapping" technique provides a nuanced understanding of the election outcome, showcasing the influence of both concentrated urban support and widespread rural backing.

**Beyond the Presidential Race:**

While the presidential election often grabs the headlines, the 2022 midterm elections also offer valuable insights into Illinois' political landscape. Our map incorporates the midterm results, using a distinct styling to differentiate them from the presidential data. This allows for a comparative analysis, revealing potential shifts in voter sentiment and identifying key areas of change.

**Resources for Political Professionals:**

Our comprehensive election data is an invaluable resource for a wide range of political stakeholders:

* **Campaign Managers:** Gain a granular understanding of voter demographics and preferences to tailor campaign strategies effectively.
* **Opposition Researchers:** Identify key voting blocs and potential vulnerabilities in opposing candidates' support bases.
* **Consultants:** Leverage data-driven insights to advise clients on campaign messaging, resource allocation, and voter outreach.
* **Congressional Campaigns:** Analyze district-level voting patterns to refine targeting and messaging for upcoming elections.

**Transparency and Accessibility:**

We are committed to providing transparent and accessible election data. Our platform offers:

* **County-by-County Totals:** Detailed breakdowns of vote tallies for each county, allowing for in-depth analysis.
* **Historical Data:** Access to past election results, including statewide races and aldermanic contests, dating back to the 1990s.
* **Interactive Maps:** Visualize election results and demographic trends through interactive maps, making data exploration intuitive and engaging.
* **"Your Voter Information" Tool:** Empower voters with personalized information about their voting status, polling locations, and candidate information.

**Looking Ahead to 2024:**

With the 2024 primary elections on the horizon, Illinois remains a crucial battleground state. Our comprehensive election data and interactive tools will continue to provide invaluable insights for political professionals, researchers, and engaged citizens alike. Stay tuned for updates and analysis as the 2024 election cycle heats up.

**Note:**

While we strive to provide the most accurate and up-to-date information, please refer to official sources for final election results and official vote counts.
## See Full Results and Maps From the Illinois Election

Illinois, a perennial battleground state, saw another close election in [Year].  Our interactive maps provide a detailed look at the results, revealing fascinating trends and potential implications for future elections.

**A Tale of Two Illinoises:**

The maps clearly illustrate the stark political divide within the state.  

* **Blue Urban Centers:** Major metropolitan areas like Chicago and its surrounding suburbs are painted a solid blue, indicating a strong Democratic stronghold. This reflects the higher concentration of urban voters who tend to lean Democratic.

* **Red Rural Landscape:**  In contrast, vast swaths of rural Illinois are colored red, highlighting the Republican base in these areas. This division highlights the ongoing urban-rural political divide seen across the nation.

**Predominance Mapping: A Deeper Dive**

Our maps utilize predominance mapping, a technique that visually represents the dominant party in each county based on the percentage of votes received. This method provides a more nuanced view than simply coloring counties based on a simple majority. You can see counties where one party holds a clear advantage and others where the vote is closely contested.

**2022 Midterms: A Snapshot in Time**

The 2022 midterm election results are overlaid on the map, allowing for direct comparison with the presidential election. This layer helps identify areas where voting patterns shifted and highlights potential areas of vulnerability for each party moving forward.

**Who Benefits From This Data?**

These detailed election results and maps are valuable resources for a wide range of individuals and organizations:

* **Campaign Managers:**  Understanding voting patterns at the county level is crucial for targeting campaigns and allocating resources effectively.
* **Opposition Researchers:** Identifying areas of strength and weakness for opposing candidates is essential for developing effective campaign strategies.
* **Consultants:**  Political consultants rely on this data to advise clients on campaign messaging and voter outreach.
* **Anyone Tracking Races:** Whether you're a political junkie or simply interested in your local elections, these maps provide a comprehensive overview of the political landscape.

**Looking Ahead to 2024:**

With the 2024 presidential primary elections on the horizon, Illinois remains a crucial battleground state. The insights gleaned from these maps will be invaluable for both parties as they strategize for the upcoming election cycle.

**Access More Data:**

For even more detailed election information, including ward-level results and historical data, visit our website. We also offer an Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app for on-the-go access to results and analysis.

Stay informed and engaged in the democratic process!



## See Full Results and Maps from the Illinois Election

Illinois, a perennial battleground state, saw another tightly contested election cycle. With its mix of urban and rural communities, the state often mirrors the national political landscape, making it a key target for both Democrats and Republicans. Examining the latest election results, visualized through interactive maps, can offer valuable insights into the state's political dynamics and potential outcomes in future elections.

 **Understanding the 2022 Midterms:**

Our interactive map showcases the 2022 midterm election results, highlighting the distinct voting patterns across Illinois counties.  We've employed a "predominance mapping" technique, where counties are colored blue for Democratic wins and red for Republican victories. This visual representation reveals a clear divide between more populated, urban centers leaning Democratic and less populated, rural areas favoring Republicans. By adjusting the map to reflect the size of the voting population in each county, we can further analyze the weight of each region's political influence.

**Looking Ahead to 2024:**

While the 2024 presidential nominations are already decided, the primaries will still be fiercely contested in Illinois. Understanding the 2022 results provides a baseline for predicting potential outcomes.  

**Data for the Politically Engaged:**

Our comprehensive election data resources are invaluable for a wide range of users: 

* **Campaign Managers:** Analyze voting patterns and tailor campaign strategies to specific regions.
* **Opposition Researchers:** Identify key demographics and voting blocs to target messaging.
* **Consultants:** Gain insights into voter behavior and electoral trends to advise clients.
* **Congressional Campaigns:** Understand local political landscapes when strategizing for upcoming elections.

**Accessing Detailed Results:**

Beyond the interactive map, we offer a wealth of detailed election data:

* **County-by-County Totals:** Access comprehensive vote tallies for each county in Illinois.
* **Ward-Level Data:** Explore historical vote totals for statewide races and primaries going back to the 1990s.
* **Precinct-Level Results:** Analyze granular data for every aldermanic race in recent election cycles.

**Stay Informed:**

For the most up-to-date information and analysis, visit our website and explore our interactive maps and data resources. We also encourage you to utilize our "Your Voter Information" tool for personalized election details.



## See full results and maps from the Illinois election

Illinois, a true political battleground, saw another fiercely contested election in 2022.  Understanding the results, particularly at the county level, provides valuable insight into the state's political landscape and could offer clues about its potential direction in future elections, particularly the 2024 presidential race.

**A Tale of Two Illinois:**

Our interactive map paints a clear picture of the state's political divide. **[Insert interactive map here, colored blue for Democratic-leaning counties and red for Republican-leaning counties]**

This visual representation highlights the stark contrast between urban and rural Illinois.  

Democratic strongholds like Cook County, home to Chicago, stand in stark contrast to the predominantly Republican counties that dominate the southern and western parts of the state. This divide underscores the importance of voter turnout in urban centers for Democratic candidates, while Republicans rely heavily on strong performances in rural areas.

 **Beyond the 2022 Midterms: Looking Ahead to 2024:**

The 2022 midterms offered a glimpse into the political dynamics that will likely shape the 2024 presidential election in Illinois. 

While the map visually depicts the 2022 results, we've incorporated a layer that distinguishes them from previous midterm elections. This allows users to compare historical trends and identify potential shifts in voting patterns.

**Resources for Political Insight:**

For those seeking in-depth analysis and granular data, our platform provides a wealth of resources:

* **County-by-county Totals:** Access detailed vote totals for each county in Illinois, allowing for a precise understanding of local political leanings.

* **Historical Data:**  Explore statewide election results by ward dating back to the 1990s, tracking trends and identifying areas of change over time.

* **Aldermanic Race Results:** Dive deep into individual aldermanic races with precinct-level results for past elections.

**Tools for Political Professionals:**

Our platform is invaluable for anyone seeking to understand the Illinois political landscape:

* **Campaign Managers:** Identify key counties and demographics to target effectively.
* **Opposition Researchers:** Analyze voting patterns to identify vulnerabilities and opportunities.
* **Consultants:** Gain a comprehensive understanding of the state's political terrain to guide strategic decision-making.
* **Congressional Campaigns:** Track local trends and tailor their messages to specific areas.

**Accessible on the Go:**

Stay informed on the latest Illinois election data with our new iOS app for iPhone and iPad.

**The Future of Illinois Politics:**

As Illinois prepares for the 2024 elections, understanding the nuances of the state's political map is crucial. Our platform empowers voters, researchers, and political professionals alike to navigate the complex landscape and make informed decisions.



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. We have styled states where the Democratic party received more votes in blue and states where the Republican party received more votes in red, offering a clear visual representation of party preference.

Upon examining the map, a notable trend emerges: there is a distinct 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. This divide is particularly evident in the 2022 midterm election results layer, which we have styled using predominance mapping to distinguish it from previous election cycles.

Our 'Your Voter Information' tool offers county-by-county totals, which we have obtained from the Election Assistance Commission and shared with you. This resource is invaluable for campaign managers, opposition researchers, consultants, congressional campaigns, and anyone closely tracking any or many races.

While the presidential nominations are all set, there is still much at stake in the 2024 primary elections in Illinois. Our new Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app provides up-to-date information on early vote and vote by mail totals, ensuring you have the most current data at your fingertips.

For those interested in a deeper dive into the data, 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. Additionally, for every aldermanic race in those two cycles, we have results by precinct.

As we look towards the future, our maps and data tools will continue to provide valuable insights into Illinois' political trends. By examining the state's voting patterns, we can gain a better understanding of the issues that matter most to Illinois voters and the potential outcomes of future elections.
Title: See Full Results and Maps from the Illinois Election: A Comprehensive Look at the Swing State's Election Landscape

As the dust settles on the Illinois election, we dive into the results and maps, shedding light on the political landscape of this swing state. Our maps compare the presidential election results by county, styling states where the Democratic party received more votes in blue and states where the Republican party received more votes in red. The map updates to show the predominant election results with respect to the size of the populations who voted, highlighting 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.

In the 2022 midterm elections, we style the results layer using predominance mapping in a way that distinguishes it from previous election cycles. Our 'Your Voter Information' tool is here to help you stay informed and engaged in the political process.

For those closely tracking various races, we provide county by county totals together for the Election Assistance Commission and share them with campaign managers, opposition researchers, consultants, and congressional campaigns. Unfortunately, there just isn't enough new information on a day-to-day basis to justify paying a monthly fee.

In the meantime, our new Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app offers up-to-date information on early vote and vote by mail totals, providing valuable insights for those interested 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.

In conclusion, our comprehensive coverage of the Illinois election results and maps provides valuable insights for anyone interested in the political landscape of this swing state. By styling the maps to reflect predominant election results and offering easy-to-use tools, we aim to promote fairness, positivity, and engagement in the political process.
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, a clear pattern emerges, dividing the state along urban and rural lines. Democratic strongholds are predominantly found in the more populated areas, while Republican support is concentrated in the less populated, rural regions. This map, updated to reflect the size of the populations who voted, offers a striking visual representation of the political landscape in Illinois.

In the 2022 midterm elections, this divide remained evident, with Democrats maintaining their grip on urban areas and Republicans retaining support in rural regions. Our predominance mapping style highlights the stark contrast between the two election cycles, enabling a clear comparison.

The Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app provides up-to-date information on early vote and vote-by-mail totals, ensuring that campaign managers, opposition researchers, consultants, and congressional campaigns have access to the latest data. With the presidential nominations already set, the 2024 primary elections in Illinois still hold significant importance, as both parties vie for support and momentum.

Our 'Your Voter Information' tool offers county-by-county totals, sharing valuable insights with those closely tracking various races. By examining statewide election results for each ward, we can observe vote total history for general elections as well as Democratic and Republican primaries dating back to the 1990s. Furthermore, we provide results by precinct for every aldermanic race in those two cycles, ensuring comprehensive coverage.

Illinois' status as a swing state makes these election results particularly noteworthy. By scrutinizing the voting patterns and trends, we can better understand the factors influencing political preferences and anticipate potential outcomes in future election cycles. This knowledge is invaluable for campaign strategists, political analysts, and anyone with a keen interest in the ever-evolving political landscape of Illinois.

In conclusion, the Illinois election results reveal a state divided along urban and rural lines, with each party maintaining a stronghold in their respective strong areas. As we look ahead to the 2024 primary elections, the data provided by our Illinois Election Data app and 'Your Voter Information' tool will continue to be essential resources for those seeking to understand and engage with the political process in Illinois.
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 vivid portrayal of the state's political landscape. We have styled Illinois counties in blue where the Democratic Party received more votes and in red where the Republican Party prevailed. The maps offer a stark contrast between the more populated, urban areas and the less populated, rural parts of the state.

In the 2022 midterm elections, our predominance mapping showcases the election results with respect to the size of the populations who voted. The map updates to reflect the predominant election results, offering a clearer picture of the state's political preferences.

Our 'Your Voter Information' tool is an invaluable resource for campaign managers, opposition researchers, consultants, congressional campaigns, and anyone closely tracking any or many races. This tool provides county-by-county totals, shared with us by the Election Assistance Commission, for the 2024 primary elections in Illinois.

Though the presidential nominations are all set, there is still much at stake in the 2024 primary elections. Our Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app offers the latest early vote and vote by mail totals, providing real-time updates for those eager to stay informed.

For a more detailed analysis, 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. Additionally, we offer results by precinct for every aldermanic race in those two cycles.

Illinois's status as a swing state means that every vote counts. By analyzing the election results and trends, we can better understand the state's political leanings and anticipate possible outcomes for the next major election cycle. Stay informed, stay engaged, and stay tuned for updates as Illinois continues to shape the national political landscape.
Title: See Full Results and Maps from the Illinois Election: A Comprehensive Look at the Swing State's Voting Trends

The recent Illinois election has showcased the state's political landscape, with a clear distinction between urban and rural areas. In this article, we will break down the results and maps from the Illinois election, offering valuable insights for campaign managers, opposition researchers, consultants, congressional campaigns, and anyone closely tracking various races.

Illinois Election Map: Democrat Blue vs. Republican Red

In the 2022 midterm election maps, Democratic-majority counties are depicted in blue, while Republican-majority counties are in red. This color-coding system helps visualize the political party preferences across the state. It is important to note that the map provides a detailed view of population density and voting trends, making it an essential tool for understanding Illinois's complex political climate.

Urban vs. Rural: A Key Differentiator

The Illinois election map reveals a distinct pattern in political party preference based on population density. Urban areas, with higher population densities, generally lean towards the Democratic party, while less populated, rural areas favor the Republican party. This pattern highlights the significance of targeting specific demographics and regions when strategizing for future elections.

Illinois Election Results: 2022 Midterm and Beyond

The 'Your Voter Information' tool provides county-by-county totals for the Election Assistance Commission, offering a comprehensive overview of the 2022 midterm election results. With this information, political analysts can identify key races and demographic trends to help shape future campaigns.

Early Vote and Vote by Mail Totals

Our team has compiled the known early vote and vote by mail totals for the 2024 primary elections in Illinois. This data can help political campaigns better understand voting behavior and allocate resources accordingly.

Historical Election Results: Wards and Precincts

We offer statewide election results for each ward, including vote total history for statewide races by ward for general elections and primaries dating back to the 90s. Additionally, we provide results by precinct for every aldermanic race in those two cycles. This historical data can offer valuable insights for campaign strategists, helping them identify long-term trends and develop targeted campaign strategies.

Stay Informed with Our Illinois Election Data App

Introducing our new Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app, designed to keep you updated on the latest election results and trends. By providing access to valuable data and analytics, this app aims to empower users to make informed decisions and stay engaged in the political process.

In conclusion, understanding the Illinois election results, maps, and voting trends is essential for anyone closely tracking races in this swing state. By utilizing the tools and data provided, political campaigns, researchers, and interested individuals can gain valuable insights to shape future strategies and better understand the complex political landscape of Illinois.
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 concentration of voters in urban areas compared to less populated rural regions.

The maps also include data from the 2022 midterm elections, allowing for easy comparison between the most recent results and those from the previous election cycle. This historical context can be particularly valuable for identifying trends and shifts in voter preferences over time.

For those interested in more granular data, the NYT's coverage includes ward-level results for statewide races, going back to the 1990s for both general elections and party primaries. Precinct-level data is available for aldermanic races in recent election cycles, providing an unprecedented level of detail for local political contests.

While the presidential nominations for 2024 are largely settled, the Illinois primary still holds significant importance for down-ballot races and local issues. The NYT's comprehensive election tool serves as a valuable resource for a wide range of stakeholders, including campaign managers, opposition researchers, consultants, and anyone closely tracking specific races or overall political trends in the state.

The coverage also includes up-to-date information on early voting and vote-by-mail totals, reflecting the growing importance of these voting methods in modern elections.

For those looking to stay informed on-the-go, the NYT mentions a new Illinois Election Data app for iPhone and iPad, though specific details about its features are not provided in the context.

As Illinois continues to be a key state in national elections, with its mix of urban and rural populations and its status as a potential swing state, this comprehensive election data tool from the New York Times serves as an essential resource for understanding the complex political landscape of the Prairie State."
Based on the provided context, here's an article summarizing the Colorado election results:

Colorado Solidifies Its Blue State Status in 2020 Election

In a historic turn of events, Colorado has cemented its position as a reliably blue state in the 2020 presidential election. Democratic candidate Joe Biden secured a landslide victory in the Centennial State, marking the fourth consecutive time Colorado has voted for a Democratic president since achieving statehood.

Biden's performance in Colorado was nothing short of impressive, garnering over 55% of the vote and winning by a margin of 13.50%. This represents a significant 8.6 percentage point improvement over Hillary Clinton's victory in the state four years prior. In fact, Biden's showing in Colorado was the strongest Democratic performance since 1964, and the first time either major party has won the state by a double-digit percentage since 1984.

The former Vice President's success was particularly notable in high-population areas along the Front Range, where he racked up substantial vote totals. Biden also maintained the Democrats' strength along the Interstate 70 corridor and towards Aspen. His most significant gains in vote share came from the suburbs surrounding Denver and in Colorado Springs.

Of the state's seven congressional districts, Biden emerged victorious in four, further solidifying the Democratic Party's grip on Colorado. This election also marked the first time since 1948 that Colorado voted more Democratic than its neighbor, New Mexico.

Biden's victory extended to flipping three counties that had previously supported Republican candidates:

1. Pueblo County, which had been reliably Democratic before narrowly backing Trump in 2016
2. Chaffee County, one of the few counties to flip from Obama in 2012 to Trump in 2016
3. Alamosa County, which last voted Democratic when Bill Clinton won it in 1992

Exit polls conducted by Edison Research for the National Election Pool provided valuable insights into voter preferences and demographics that contributed to Biden's success in Colorado.

While the presidential race garnered significant attention, newly released data offers a granular look at how the elections played out at the precinct level, providing a detailed picture of Colorado's political landscape.

As Colorado continues to trend blue, political analysts will be closely watching future elections to see if this Democratic stronghold persists or if the state's political allegiances shift once again.
Based on the provided context, here's an article summarizing the Colorado election results:

Colorado Solidifies Its Blue State Status in 2020 Election

In a historic turn of events, Colorado has cemented its position as a reliably blue state in the 2020 presidential election. Democratic candidate Joe Biden secured a landslide victory in the Centennial State, marking the fourth consecutive time Colorado has voted for a Democratic presidential nominee since achieving statehood.

Biden's performance in Colorado was nothing short of impressive, garnering over 55% of the vote and winning by a margin of 13.50%. This represents a significant 8.6 percentage point improvement over Hillary Clinton's victory in the state four years ago. In fact, Biden's showing in Colorado was the strongest Democratic performance since 1964, and the first time either major party has won the state by a double-digit percentage since 1984.

The former Vice President's success was particularly notable in high-population areas along the Front Range, where he racked up substantial vote totals. Biden also maintained the Democrats' strength along the Interstate 70 corridor and in the Aspen area. His most significant gains in vote share came from the suburbs surrounding Denver and in Colorado Springs.

Of the state's seven congressional districts, Biden claimed victory in four, further solidifying the Democratic Party's grip on Colorado. This shift was so pronounced that Colorado voted more Democratic than its neighbor New Mexico for the first time since 1960.

Biden's triumph extended to flipping three counties that had previously favored Republicans:

1. Pueblo County, which had been reliably Democratic before narrowly backing Trump in 2016
2. Chaffee County, one of the few counties to flip from Obama in 2012 to Trump in 2016
3. Alamosa County, which last voted Democratic when Bill Clinton won it in 1992

Exit polls conducted by Edison Research for the National Election Pool provided valuable insights into voter preferences and demographics that contributed to Biden's success in Colorado.

As the final votes were tallied and analyzed, it became clear that Colorado's political landscape has undergone a significant transformation. The state, once considered a battleground, has now firmly established itself as a Democratic stronghold in presidential elections. This shift reflects changing demographics, evolving voter priorities, and the increasing influence of urban and suburban areas in shaping Colorado's political future.

With detailed maps and precinct-level data now available, political analysts and campaign strategists will undoubtedly scrutinize these results to better understand the factors that contributed to Biden's resounding victory in Colorado and how they might impact future elections in the state.
Based on the provided context, here's an article summarizing the Colorado election results:

Colorado Solidifies Its Blue State Status in 2020 Election

In a historic turn of events, Colorado has cemented its position as a solidly blue state in the 2020 presidential election. Democratic candidate Joe Biden secured a decisive victory in the Centennial State, marking the fourth consecutive time Colorado has voted for a Democratic presidential nominee since achieving statehood.

Biden's performance in Colorado was particularly impressive, with the former Vice President winning over 55% of the vote and achieving a victory margin of 13.50%. This represents a significant 8.6 percentage point improvement over Hillary Clinton's victory in the state four years prior. In fact, Biden's showing in Colorado was the strongest Democratic performance since 1964, and the first time either major party candidate has won the state by a double-digit percentage since 1984.

The key to Biden's success in Colorado was his ability to rack up votes in high-population areas along the Front Range, particularly in the suburbs surrounding Denver. He also maintained the Democrats' strength along the Interstate 70 corridor and towards Aspen. Biden made substantial gains in vote share compared to Clinton in nearly every precinct, with particularly noteworthy improvements in Colorado Springs.

One of the most significant outcomes of this election was Biden's ability to flip three counties that had previously voted for Trump or other Republican candidates:

1. Pueblo County, which had been reliably Democratic before narrowly backing Trump in 2016
2. Chaffee County, one of the few counties to flip from Obama in 2012 to Trump in 2016
3. Alamosa County, which last voted Democratic when Bill Clinton won it in 1992

Biden's strong performance in Colorado also translated to success at the congressional level, with the Democrat winning 4 out of the 7 congressional districts in the state.

This election cycle has seen Colorado vote more Democratic than its neighbor New Mexico for the first time since 1936, further highlighting the state's shift towards the left.

Exit polls conducted by Edison Research for the National Election Pool provided insights into voter preferences and demographics that contributed to Biden's victory in Colorado.

As the full results and maps from the Colorado election become available, they will offer a detailed look at how the election played out at the smallest level of political detail: the precinct level. This granular data will provide valuable insights for political analysts and campaign strategists as they prepare for future elections in this increasingly blue state.
Based on the context provided, here's an article summarizing the results of the Colorado election:

Colorado Solidifies Its Status as a Blue State in 2020 Election

In a historic turn of events, Colorado has voted for the Democratic presidential candidate for the fourth consecutive time, marking a significant shift in the state's political landscape. The 2020 election saw Joe Biden secure a landslide victory in Colorado, further cementing the state's position as a Democratic stronghold.

Biden's performance in Colorado was nothing short of impressive, winning over 55% of the vote and securing a 13.50% victory margin. This represents a substantial 8.6 percentage point improvement over Hillary Clinton's victory in the state four years prior. In fact, Biden's showing in Colorado was the strongest Democratic performance since 1964, and the first time either major party won the state by a double-digit percentage since 1984.

The former Vice President's success was particularly evident in high-population areas along the Front Range, where he racked up significant vote totals. Biden also maintained the Democrats' strength along the Interstate 70 corridor and in the Aspen area. His most substantial gains in vote share came from the suburbs surrounding Denver and in Colorado Springs.

One of the most notable aspects of this election was Biden's ability to flip three counties that had previously supported Republicans. These included Pueblo County, which had been reliably Democratic before narrowly backing Trump in 2016; Chaffee County, which switched from Romney in 2012 to Trump in 2016; and Alamosa County, which last voted Democratic when Bill Clinton won it in 1992.

Biden's victory extended beyond the presidential race, as he won four out of the seven congressional districts in Colorado. This comprehensive win across various levels of government underscores the state's shift towards the Democratic Party.

Exit polls conducted by Edison Research for the National Election Pool provided insights into voter preferences, reflecting the strong support for Biden among Colorado's electorate.

It's worth noting that Colorado's increasingly blue status is not an isolated phenomenon in the region. For the first time since 1908, Colorado voted more Democratic than its neighboring state of New Mexico, indicating a potential realignment of political leanings in the Mountain West.

As we delve deeper into the election results, newly released data allows us to examine how the voting patterns played out at the smallest level of political detail: the precinct level. This granular view provides valuable insights into the changing political landscape of Colorado and may offer clues about future electoral trends in the state.

In conclusion, the 2020 election results in Colorado demonstrate a clear and decisive shift towards the Democratic Party, with Joe Biden's landslide victory serving as a testament to this change. As the state continues to evolve politically, it will be interesting to observe how these trends develop in future elections.
## 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 key swing state, is once again in the spotlight. Examining the recent election results by county reveals a clear divide. 

**[Insert interactive map here, showing Illinois counties colored blue for Democratic wins and red for Republican wins. The map should highlight the urban-rural divide, with denser blue areas in major cities and surrounding suburbs, contrasted with red areas in more rural counties.]**

This map clearly demonstrates the political landscape of Illinois. While Democratic candidates dominated in the state's urban centers, Republican candidates found stronger support in the less populated, rural areas. This trend has been consistent in recent elections, highlighting the ongoing political divide within the state.

The 2022 midterm elections further illustrate this pattern. **[Insert interactive map here, showing 2022 midterm election results using a different color scheme to distinguish it from the presidential election map. This map should also highlight the urban-rural divide.]**

These results underscore the importance of understanding the nuances of Illinois' political landscape. While the state leans Democratic overall, the rural vote remains a significant factor in statewide elections. 

**Data for the Informed**

This detailed county-by-county breakdown of election results is invaluable for a variety of stakeholders:

* **Campaign Managers:**  Analyzing these results can help tailor campaign strategies to specific regions and demographics.
* **Opposition Researchers:** Understanding voting patterns can reveal vulnerabilities and opportunities for targeted messaging.
* **Consultants:**  This data provides insights into voter trends and preferences, informing political analysis and strategic planning.
* **Congressional Campaigns:**  Knowing how different areas voted can help candidates focus their efforts and resources.

**Looking Ahead to 2024**

With the 2024 presidential election on the horizon, Illinois remains a crucial battleground state.  The 2022 election results provide valuable insights into the state's political dynamics, highlighting the importance of engaging with voters in both urban and rural areas. 


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##  Illinois Election Results: A Blue State with Red Pockets

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

The latest election data, compiled from county-by-county totals by the Election Assistance Commission, reveals a clear Democratic advantage across the state.  Major cities like Chicago and Springfield are vibrant blue, reflecting the party's strong support in urban areas. However, venturing into the less populated, rural regions reveals a different story.  Counties in southern and western Illinois turn a deep red, showcasing the Republican Party's stronghold in these areas.

This stark contrast highlights a key political divide within Illinois: a clash between urban and rural values.  While Democrats dominate in the state's population centers, Republicans hold sway in the more sparsely populated areas. This dynamic has significant implications for future elections, particularly in a state considered a crucial swing state in national contests.

**2024: A Battleground in the Making?**

The 2024 presidential election is still a long way off, but the 2022 midterm results offer valuable insights into the state's political landscape.  While Democrats maintained control of the state legislature, Republicans made gains in some key races, suggesting a potential shift in the balance of power.

The upcoming primary elections will be crucial in shaping the political landscape for 2024.  Both parties will be vying for their respective nominations, and the outcome of these contests could have a significant impact on the general election.

**Data-Driven Insights for Political Strategists**

The detailed election data available, including ward-by-ward and precinct-by-precinct results, provides invaluable insights for political strategists.  Campaign managers, opposition researchers, and consultants can leverage this information to understand voter demographics, identify key battlegrounds, and tailor their messaging to specific constituencies.

Whether you're a seasoned political professional or simply interested in understanding the dynamics of Illinois politics, the comprehensive election data offers a fascinating glimpse into the state's political soul.


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## Illinois Election Results: A Blue State with Rural Red Pockets

The 2022 Illinois election saw a familiar pattern emerge: a blue state with pockets of red, particularly in its rural areas.  Analyzing the county-by-county results paints a clear picture of the state's political landscape, offering valuable insights into potential outcomes for future elections.

**A Statewide Blue, With Rural Red Exceptions:**

As the map reveals, the Democratic party dominated in Illinois, securing a majority of votes across the state. However, a distinct red hue appears in many of the less populated, rural counties, highlighting a significant partisan divide. This urban-rural split is a recurring theme in Illinois politics, reflecting differing priorities and perspectives on key issues.

**2022 Midterm Elections: A Closer Look:**

The 2022 midterm election results further illustrate this trend. While Democrats maintained control of the state legislature, Republicans made gains in some rural areas, suggesting a potential shift in voter sentiment. This underscores the importance of understanding the nuances within Illinois' diverse political landscape.

**Looking Ahead to 2024:**

With the 2024 presidential election on the horizon, Illinois remains a crucial swing state. The stark contrast between urban and rural voting patterns presents a complex challenge for both parties.  

**Data Accessibility for Political Analysis:**

The detailed county-by-county election data provides invaluable information for political strategists, researchers, and campaign managers. This granular level of analysis allows for a deeper understanding of voter behavior and can inform targeted campaign strategies.

**Resources for Voters and Political Enthusiasts:**

For Illinois voters and those interested in following the state's political landscape, several resources are available. The Illinois Election Assistance Commission provides comprehensive election information, including vote totals and historical data. 

The 2022 Illinois election results serve as a reminder of the state's complex political dynamics.  Understanding the urban-rural divide and the nuances within each county will be crucial for navigating the political landscape in the years to come. 


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## See Full Results and Maps from the Illinois Election

Illinois voters headed to the polls on [Date of Election], shaping the political landscape for years to come.  With a mix of local, state, and federal races on the ballot, the election saw a diverse range of issues debated and decided.

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

A closer look at the election results, visualized through interactive maps, reveals a stark political divide within Illinois.  

[Insert interactive map here, displaying county-level results for key races. Color code counties blue for Democratic victories and red for Republican victories.  Include a legend explaining the color scheme.]

The map clearly demonstrates a pattern: urban centers, particularly in the Chicago metropolitan area, overwhelmingly favored Democratic candidates. Conversely, rural counties across the state leaned heavily Republican. This urban-rural divide reflects national trends and presents a significant challenge for both parties as they strategize for future elections.

**2024 Implications: A Swing State in Play?**

The 2024 presidential election is already generating significant buzz, and Illinois is poised to be a key battleground state.  The results of this election offer valuable insights into the shifting political landscape and the potential for a close contest in 2024.

**Key Takeaways:**

*  The Illinois election results highlight a persistent urban-rural divide within the state.
*  This divide could have significant implications for the 2024 presidential election, making Illinois a crucial swing state.
*  Both Democrats and Republicans will need to carefully analyze these results and develop targeted strategies to appeal to voters in both urban and rural areas.

**Data Access: A Resource for Political Analysis**

For those interested in delving deeper into the Illinois election data, several resources are available:

*  The **Election Assistance Commission** provides comprehensive county-by-county vote totals.
*  The **[Name of State Election Website]** offers detailed election results, including precinct-level data for certain races.
*  A new **Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app** offers convenient access to election information on the go.

By analyzing this data, political strategists, researchers, and anyone interested in Illinois politics can gain valuable insights into the state's political landscape and the factors driving voter behavior. 


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## Illinois Election Results: A Tale of Two States

Illinois voters cast their ballots in a pivotal election cycle, shaping the political landscape of the state for years to come.  The results paint a stark picture of a state deeply divided, reflecting a national trend of urban-rural political polarization. 

**A Blue State with Red Pockets:**

While Illinois is traditionally considered a Democratic stronghold, the 2022 midterm election results reveal a complex picture.  A closer look at county-by-county data reveals pockets of Republican strength, particularly in the state's rural areas. 

[**Insert Interactive Map Here:** This map would display Illinois divided into counties, color-coded blue for Democratic-leaning areas and red for Republican-leaning areas. The map should be interactive, allowing users to click on individual counties to see detailed vote totals and breakdowns.]

This urban-rural divide is evident in the stark contrast between the state's major cities, such as Chicago and its suburbs, which overwhelmingly supported Democratic candidates, and the more rural counties that leaned Republican. This pattern mirrors national trends, highlighting the growing political chasm between urban and rural voters.

**Implications for 2024:**

These election results have significant implications for the 2024 presidential election. While Illinois is generally considered a safe state for Democrats, the growing strength of the Republican party in certain areas could make it a more competitive battleground. 

The 2024 primary elections in Illinois will also be closely watched, as they could offer valuable insights into the political landscape and voter preferences leading up to the general election.

**Data Access and Transparency:**

The Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app provides a valuable resource for anyone interested in tracking political trends and understanding the state's electorate. This app, along with the county-by-county vote totals released by the Election Assistance Commission, allows for in-depth analysis and exploration of the election results.

**Conclusion:**

The Illinois election results demonstrate the ongoing political polarization within the state and the nation. As we head towards the 2024 election cycle, understanding these trends and analyzing the data will be crucial for both political parties and voters alike. 


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Title: A Divided Illinois: A Swing State's Unsettling Election Landscape

As the 2024 presidential election approaches, Illinois is poised to become a pivotal battleground state, with its closely divided electorate and shifting demographics making it a challenging terrain for both parties. A recent analysis of the state's election results, courtesy of the Election Assistance Commission, reveals a stark contrast between the urban and rural areas of the state.

The map, which styles states according to the party's performance, paints a picture of a deeply divided Illinois. The Democratic party's stronghold in the more populous urban areas is starkly contrasted with the Republican party's dominance in the less populated rural regions. The 2022 midterm election results layer, using predominance mapping, further highlights the disparities between the two groups.

According to the data, the Democratic party secured more votes in the state's densely populated areas, such as Cook County, home to Chicago, the state's largest city. In contrast, the Republican party performed better in more rural counties, like Alexander and Randolph, which are far removed from the urban centers.

However, when looking at the population size of voters, the picture becomes even more nuanced. The map reveals that while the Democratic party secured more votes overall, the Republican party performed better in the more rural areas, where the population is smaller. This suggests that the Republican party has a strong base in these areas, which could prove crucial in the 2024 presidential election.

The Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app provides a wealth of information on the state's election history, including statewide election results by ward and aldermanic races by precinct. This data can be invaluable for campaign managers, opposition researchers, and consultants looking to gain a deeper understanding of the state's electorate.

As the 2024 presidential election draws near, Illinois is poised to become a critical battleground state. With its deeply divided electorate and shifting demographics, both parties will need to carefully consider their strategies to win over the state's voters.

In a state where the Democratic party has traditionally performed well, the Republican party's strong showing in rural areas could prove to be a game-changer. Conversely, the Democratic party's dominance in urban areas could provide a significant advantage in the 2024 presidential election.

One thing is certain: Illinois will be a state to watch in the 2024 presidential election, and its unique demographics and election landscape make it a fascinating case study for anyone interested in the electoral process.

Sources:

* Election Assistance Commission
* Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app
* NYT
## 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 are in!  Whether you're a campaign manager, opposition researcher, consultant, or simply a curious citizen, understanding the nuances of the vote is crucial. This article provides a comprehensive look at the election results, offering insights into the political landscape of Illinois and its potential implications for the future.

**Visualizing the Vote:**

Our interactive maps offer a clear picture of the state's political leanings.  We've color-coded counties based on the winning party in the presidential election, with blue representing Democratic victories and red representing Republican victories. This visual representation highlights the stark contrast between the urban and rural areas of Illinois, with Democratic dominance in the more populated cities and Republican strength in the less populated, rural counties.

**Beyond the Presidential Race:**

The maps also showcase the results of the 2022 midterm elections, using a distinct color scheme to differentiate them from the presidential election data. This allows for a deeper analysis of voter preferences across different races and provides valuable insights into the political climate of the state.

**Data-Driven Insights:**

We've compiled county-by-county vote totals, providing a granular view of the election results. This data is invaluable for:

* **Campaign Managers:**  Understanding voter preferences at the local level can inform campaign strategies and resource allocation.
* **Opposition Researchers:**  Analyzing vote patterns can reveal potential vulnerabilities and opportunities for opposing campaigns.
* **Consultants:**  This data can be used to develop targeted messaging and outreach strategies for clients.
* **Congressional Campaigns:**  Understanding the political landscape at the county level is essential for successful congressional campaigns.

**Staying Informed:**

Our "Your Voter Information" tool provides a wealth of resources for voters, including information on polling locations, registration deadlines, and candidate information.  We also offer a dedicated section showcasing statewide election results for each ward, including vote total history for general elections and primary elections dating back to the 1990s.

**Looking Ahead:**

While the presidential nominations are settled, the 2024 primary elections in Illinois still hold significant weight.  Our comprehensive election data and analysis tools will continue to provide valuable insights into the evolving political landscape of the state.

**Download our new Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app for on-the-go access to the latest election results and analysis.**

**Stay informed, stay engaged, and stay tuned for further updates on the Illinois election.** 

## 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 paint a vivid picture of the state's political landscape. From the presidential race to local contests, voters have spoken, and the data is now available for analysis. 

**Interactive Maps Reveal Geographic Trends:**

Our interactive maps provide a comprehensive view of election results across Illinois, allowing you to explore county-by-county data and visualize the geographic distribution of votes. By coloring counties based on the winning party – blue for Democrats and red for Republicans – the maps reveal a clear divide between urban and rural areas. This trend, observed in numerous elections, highlights the distinct political preferences of different demographics within the state. 

**Beyond the Presidential Race:**

While the presidential election garnered national attention, the maps also showcase the results of numerous other races, including those for the House of Representatives, state legislature, and local offices. This granular data allows you to delve deeper into the political landscape and understand the nuances of voter preferences across various levels of government.

**A Resource for Political Analysts and Strategists:**

Our detailed election results are an invaluable resource for political analysts, campaign managers, opposition researchers, and consultants. Whether you're tracking national trends or focusing on specific races, our data provides the insights you need to make informed decisions. 

**Looking Ahead to the Future:**

The 2024 Illinois election serves as a crucial data point for understanding the state's political trajectory. By analyzing the results, we can gain valuable insights into potential outcomes for future elections, including the 2024 presidential race. 

**Explore the Data:**

Visit our website to access interactive maps, county-by-county vote totals, and historical data for statewide and local races.  Our "Your Voter Information" tool provides a comprehensive overview of your voting district, including information on upcoming elections and candidate information.

**Stay Informed:**

Stay informed about the latest political developments in Illinois by subscribing to our newsletter and following us on social media. We'll keep you updated on election results, political analysis, and important news from the state capital. 

## See Full Results and Maps from the Illinois Election

The 2024 Illinois election has concluded, and the results are in! From the nail-biting gubernatorial race to the hotly contested congressional seats, voters across the state have made their voices heard. 

**Interactive Maps Reveal Statewide Trends**

To help you visualize the election results, we've created interactive maps that showcase the voting patterns across Illinois. These maps allow you to explore the state county by county, comparing the presidential election results to the 2022 midterm elections. 

**A Tale of Two Illinois: Urban vs. Rural**

The maps reveal a clear trend: a stark difference in political party preference between urban and rural Illinois. Counties with larger populations, concentrated in the Chicago metropolitan area, lean heavily Democratic, while less populated rural counties tend to favor Republican candidates. This divide is evident in both the presidential and midterm elections, highlighting the diverse political landscape of the state.

**Unveiling the Data: County-by-County Totals**

We've compiled comprehensive county-by-county election results, providing a granular look at the voting patterns across each district. This data is a valuable resource for:

* **Campaign Managers:** Analyze voting trends to identify areas of strength and weakness.
* **Opposition Researchers:** Uncover potential vulnerabilities and develop effective campaign strategies.
* **Consultants:** Gain insights into voter sentiment and inform political strategy.
* **Congressional Campaigns:** Understand the political landscape within specific districts and tailor campaign messaging accordingly.

**Beyond the General Election: Delving into Primaries**

While the presidential nominations are settled, the 2024 primary elections in Illinois still hold significant weight. Our platform provides detailed results from past primary elections, allowing you to track historical voting patterns and predict potential outcomes for upcoming races.

**Your Voter Information: A Comprehensive Resource**

Our "Your Voter Information" tool empowers you to stay informed about your local elections. This tool provides:

* **Early Vote and Vote-by-Mail Totals:** Track the progress of early voting and mail-in ballots.
* **Ward-Level Results:** Access statewide election results for each ward, providing a granular view of voting patterns.
* **Precinct-Level Data:** Explore aldermanic race results by precinct, offering in-depth insights into local voting preferences.

**Stay Informed, Stay Engaged**

The Illinois election is a reflection of the diverse political landscape of the state. By providing comprehensive results, interactive maps, and in-depth analysis, we aim to empower you to understand the trends and outcomes of this crucial election. Stay informed, stay engaged, and make your voice heard in the future. 

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

The recent Illinois election has brought to light a fascinating snapshot of the state's political landscape, with clear divides emerging between urban and rural areas.  Our interactive map allows you to explore these divisions in detail, painting a picture of voter preferences across the state.

**A Visual Representation of Illinois' Political Divide**

Our map utilizes a color-coded system to highlight the distribution of votes for both the Presidential and Midterm elections. Counties where the Democratic party received more votes are depicted in blue, while those with a Republican majority are shown in red. This visual representation instantly reveals a striking contrast: the more densely populated urban areas of Illinois lean heavily towards Democratic candidates, while the less populated rural regions tend to favor Republicans. 

**Beyond the Big Picture: Exploring County-Level Data**

Beyond the statewide overview, our map lets you zoom in to explore individual counties. This granular level of detail allows you to see the precise voting patterns within each county, highlighting the nuanced political landscape of Illinois. For those who want to delve even deeper, our "Your Voter Information" tool provides comprehensive data on individual wards and precincts, offering a truly granular understanding of the election results. 

**A Resource for Political Analysts and Enthusiasts**

This comprehensive data is not just for casual observers. It's a powerful tool for:

* **Campaign Managers:** Gain insights into voter preferences and tailor campaign strategies for specific areas.
* **Opposition Researchers:** Analyze voting patterns to identify potential weaknesses in opposing campaigns.
* **Consultants:** Develop informed strategies based on detailed voter data and trends.
* **Congressional Campaigns:** Understand the political climate in their districts and target specific voter segments.

**Looking Ahead to the 2024 Primary Elections**

While the 2022 Midterm elections are in the rearview mirror, Illinois is already gearing up for the 2024 Presidential primary. Our data allows you to track the evolving political landscape and identify potential trends that could impact the upcoming elections.

**A Comprehensive Resource at Your Fingertips**

Our interactive map, combined with our "Your Voter Information" tool and historical data, offers a comprehensive resource for anyone interested in understanding the intricacies of Illinois' political landscape. Whether you're a campaign strategist, an avid political observer, or simply a curious citizen, this data can provide invaluable insights into the state's political landscape and how it is evolving. 

**Access the full results and maps now at [link to your website] and stay informed about the political landscape of Illinois.** 

## See Full Results and Maps from the Illinois Election: A Deep Dive into the 2024 Primary and Beyond

The 2024 Illinois primary elections are over, and the results are in! While the presidential nominations are set, there's still plenty of intrigue surrounding the state's political landscape. To understand the potential impact of these results on future elections, let's dive into the data.

**Visualizing the Divide: A Map of Illinois's Political Landscape**

Our interactive maps showcase the stark contrast in voting patterns across Illinois.  Counties leaning Democratic are highlighted in blue, while Republican strongholds are shown in red. The intensity of the color reflects the strength of the party's vote share, giving you a clear picture of where each party holds sway. 

**A Tale of Two Illinois: Urban vs. Rural**

The maps reveal a familiar story: a significant difference in political preference between urban and rural areas. While the Chicago metropolitan area remains a Democratic stronghold, the vast expanse of rural Illinois leans Republican. This pattern highlights the ongoing divide in American politics, with different regions holding distinct political values. 

**2022 Midterm Election Results: A Glimpse into the Future?**

To understand the broader political context, we've overlayed the 2022 midterm election results on our map, allowing for a side-by-side comparison with the 2024 primary.  This feature allows you to identify potential trends and shifts in voter sentiment across different election cycles.

**Beyond the Maps: Delving Deeper into the Data**

Our data goes beyond visual representation.  We offer detailed, county-by-county vote totals, providing you with an in-depth understanding of the results. These comprehensive data sets are a valuable resource for:

* **Campaign Managers:** Gain insights into voter preferences and optimize campaign strategies.
* **Opposition Researchers:**  Uncover key demographics and voting patterns to inform opposition research.
* **Consultants:**  Develop data-driven strategies for clients, based on a deep understanding of the local political landscape.
* **Congressional Campaigns:**  Identify potential vulnerabilities and opportunities in upcoming elections. 

**Keep Your Finger on the Pulse of Illinois Politics**

Looking for even more granular data? Our new Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app provides real-time information on early voting, vote-by-mail totals, and historical election results.  With this app, you can stay ahead of the curve and analyze the latest trends in Illinois politics.

**Your Election Data, Your Way**

Our "Your Voter Information" tool empowers you to access the information you need, when you need it. Whether you're a seasoned political strategist or a casual observer, we offer user-friendly interfaces and resources to help you navigate the intricacies of Illinois politics. 

**Get the Full Picture: Explore Our Interactive Maps and Data Today!**

Don't miss out on the opportunity to explore the full scope of Illinois election results.  Visit our website now to delve into the data, analyze the maps, and gain valuable insights into the future of Illinois politics.  

Title: "Illinois Election Results: A Deep Dive into County-by-County Data and Political Preferences"

The recent Illinois election has left many wondering about the state's political leanings and how they may impact future elections. To better understand the results, we've compiled a comprehensive map of the state's counties, highlighting the areas where the Democratic and Republican parties received the most votes.

The map, which is color-coded in blue for Democratic victories and red for Republican wins, reveals a clear divide between the state's urban and rural areas. The more populated, urban parts of the state, such as Chicago and its surrounding suburbs, overwhelmingly voted for Democratic candidates, while the less populated, rural areas tended to lean Republican.

The map also shows the size of the populations who voted in each county, allowing viewers to see how the results were influenced by the number of voters in each area. This information is particularly useful for campaign managers, opposition researchers, and consultants who are closely tracking races in the state.

In addition to the presidential election results, the map also includes data from the 2022 midterm elections, which can be viewed using predominance mapping. This allows viewers to compare the results of the two elections and see how political preferences may have shifted over time.

For those interested in more detailed information, our "Your Voter Information" tool provides county-by-county totals for the election, as well as vote total history for statewide races by ward for general elections and Democratic and Republican primaries dating back to the 90s. This data is particularly useful for those keeping an eye on the upcoming 2024 primary elections in Illinois.

While the presidential nominations may be set, there is still a lot on the line in the state's primary elections. With the help of our comprehensive map and voter information tool, Illinois residents can stay informed and engaged in the political process. And for those who prefer to stay up-to-date on the go, our new Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app provides easy access to all the information you need.
Title: "Illinois Election Results: A Deep Dive into the County-by-County Breakdown"

The recent Illinois election has left many wondering about the state's political leanings and the potential impact on future elections. To better understand the results, we've compiled a comprehensive map of the state, showing the presidential election results by county and highlighting the differences in political party preference between urban and rural areas.

The map, which updates to reflect the size of the populations who voted, shows a clear divide between the blue counties where the Democratic party received more votes and the red counties where the Republican party received more votes. This divide is particularly pronounced between the more populated, urban areas and the less populated, rural areas of the state.

In addition to the presidential election results, the map also includes the 2022 midterm election results layer, which is styled using predominance mapping to distinguish it from the presidential results. This allows for a more nuanced understanding of the state's political landscape and the potential outcomes for future elections.

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, making it easy to stay up-to-date on the latest election data.

While the presidential nominations are all set, there is still a lot on the line in the 2024 primary elections in Illinois. With a new Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app available, it's easier than ever to stay informed about early vote and vote by mail totals.

For those interested in 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. And for every aldermanic race in the last two cycles, we have results by precinct.

In short, the Illinois election results map provides a wealth of information for campaign managers, opposition researchers, consultants, and anyone who wants to better understand the state's political landscape. Whether you're tracking a specific race or simply interested in the overall trends, this map is an invaluable resource for staying informed and engaged.
Title: Full Results and Maps from Illinois Election Reveal Political Divides

In the recent Illinois election, the results have been tallied and the maps have been drawn. The state, often considered a swing state, saw a clear divide between the Democratic and Republican parties, with Democrats receiving more votes in the more populated, urban areas and Republicans receiving more votes in the less populated, rural areas.

The map, styled in shades of blue and red, shows the predominance of each party in different counties. The map also takes into account the size of the populations who voted, giving a more accurate representation of the election results. The map will be updated to show the 2022 midterm election results in a way that distinguishes it from the presidential election results.

For those interested in the details of the election, the 'Your Voter Information' tool is available to provide county by county totals, as well as early vote and vote by mail totals. This information has been compiled by the Election Assistance Commission and shared with the public.

Campaign managers, opposition researchers, and consultants can all benefit from this information, as well as anyone closely tracking any or many races. For those interested in congressional campaigns, there may not be enough new information on a day-to-day basis to justify paying a monthly fee for updates.

However, for those interested in statewide election results for each ward, the 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 the past two cycles, results by precinct are also available.

With the presidential nominations already set, there is still much to be decided in the 2024 primary elections in Illinois. The full results and maps from the recent election provide a valuable resource for those keeping an eye on the political landscape in the state. And for those who prefer to stay up-to-date on the go, a new Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app is now available.
Title: "Illinois Election Results: Mapping Political Preferences by County and Urban-Rural Divides"

The Illinois election has come to a close, and the results are in. The state's political preferences have been mapped out by county, offering insights into possible outcomes for the next major election cycle. The map shows a clear difference in political party preference between those who live in more populated, urban parts of the state and those who live in less populated, rural areas.

Democratic party victories are styled in blue, while Republican party victories are styled in red. The map also updates to show the predominant election results with respect to the size of the populations who voted. This allows for a more accurate representation of the state's political leanings.

In addition to the presidential election results, the map also displays the results of the 2022 midterm elections. This layer is styled using predominance mapping, which distinguishes it from the midterm election results.

The "Your Voter Information" tool is available to help voters navigate the election results. This tool allows users to view county by county totals and track any or many races they are interested in.

Campaign managers, opposition researchers, consultants, and congressional campaigns are among those who can benefit from this tool. Unfortunately, there isn't enough new information on a day-to-day basis to justify paying a monthly fee. However, a new Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app is available for those who wish to stay informed.

As of this morning, the known early vote and vote by mail totals have been shared with the public. While the presidential nominations are all set, there is still a lot on the line in the 2024 primary elections in Illinois.

For those interested in statewide election results for each ward, the 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. Results by precinct are also available for every aldermanic race in those two cycles.

In conclusion, the Illinois election results offer a comprehensive look at the state's political preferences. With the help of mapping tools and the "Your Voter Information" tool, voters can stay informed and track the results of any or many races they are interested in.
# Illinois Election Results: County-by-County Breakdown Shows Urban-Rural Divide
On Election Day, Illinois was a closely watched state as a potential swing state in the upcoming major election cycle. Now that the votes have been counted, we can take a closer look at the county-by-county results and the political preferences of voters in different parts of the state.
The map of the 2024 Illinois presidential election results by county shows a familiar pattern: blue for Democratic victories and red for Republican victories. However, the map also highlights a stark divide between the more populous, urban areas and the less populated, rural areas of the state.
In the urban areas, such as Cook County (which includes Chicago) and surrounding counties, the Democratic party received a majority of the votes. In contrast, the Republican party received more votes in the more rural counties, such as those in southern and central Illinois.
The results of the 2022 midterm elections, as shown on the map using predominance mapping, also display a similar urban-rural divide. In the urban counties, the Democratic party received a majority of the votes, while the Republican party won in the rural counties.
In order to better understand the voting patterns of Illinois residents, our "Your Voter Information" tool breaks down the county-by-county totals and shares them with the public. This information is particularly useful for campaign managers, opposition researchers, and consultants who are closely tracking races in the state.
We've also compiled the known early vote and mail-in totals for the election. While the presidential nominations have been set, there is still much at stake in the primary elections in Illinois.
For those interested in statewide election results for each ward, our section features vote total history for statewide races by ward for general elections as well as Democratic and Republican primaries dating back to the 90's. For every aldermanic race in the past two election cycles, we have precinct-by-precinct results.
For those who want to stay up-to-date on Illinois election data, we've also launched a new Election Data iPhone/iPad app that provides the latest information and insights.
In conclusion, the county-by-county results of the Illinois election show a clear urban-rural divide in political preferences. While the state is not yet a solidly blue or red state, this information will be crucial for campaign strategists and political analysts as they prepare for the upcoming election cycle.
**See Full Results and Maps from the Illinois Election**

The 2024 primary elections in Illinois 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 you stay informed, we've compiled the full results and maps from the previous election, providing valuable insights into the state's voting patterns and potential outcomes for the upcoming election cycle.

Our interactive map allows you to explore the 2022 midterm election results by county, with Democratic-leaning areas shaded in blue and Republican-leaning areas in red. The map also reveals a striking difference in party preference between urban and rural areas, with the more populated regions tend to vote Democratic and the less populated areas tend to vote Republican.

By using predominance mapping, we've also updated the map to reflect the size of the populations who voted, giving a more accurate representation of the state's electoral landscape. This feature is particularly useful for campaign managers, opposition researchers, consultants, and anyone closely tracking the races.

In addition to the map, we've also compiled county-by-county totals for the Election Assistance Commission, providing a comprehensive breakdown of the election results. Our 'Your Voter Information' tool is also available to help you navigate the voting process.

For those interested in the early vote and vote by mail totals, we've got you covered. As of this morning, here are the known numbers:

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

While the presidential nominations may be set, there's still a lot at stake in the 2024 primary elections in Illinois. Our section on statewide election results provides a wealth of information, including 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've also got results by precinct for every aldermanic race in the last two cycles.

Whether you're a campaign manager, opposition researcher, consultant, or simply a concerned citizen, our Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app is the perfect tool to stay informed and up-to-date on the latest election news and results.

Stay tuned for further updates and analysis as the 2024 primary elections approach. With our comprehensive coverage and interactive tools, you'll be well-equipped to navigate the complex electoral landscape of Illinois.

**Explore the Full Results and Maps**

* View the interactive map of Illinois election results by county
* Download the Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app
* Access the 'Your Voter Information' tool
* Review the county-by-county totals for the Election Assistance Commission
* Stay up-to-date on the latest election news and results
**See Full Results and Maps from the Illinois Election**

The 2022 midterm elections have come to a close, and the results are in for Illinois. Our interactive map provides a comprehensive look at the election results by county, showcasing the stark contrast in voting patterns between urban and rural areas.

**A Tale of Two Illinois: Urban vs. Rural**

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, reveals a clear divide between the state's more populated, urban areas and its less populated, rural regions. The Chicago metropolitan area, which accounts for a significant portion of the state's population, overwhelmingly voted Democratic, while the rural areas of central and southern Illinois trended Republican.

**Predominance Mapping: A Closer Look**

Our map also utilizes predominance mapping to highlight the election results with respect to the size of the populations who voted. This technique allows for a more nuanced understanding of the voting patterns across the state, revealing areas where one party's support was more concentrated.

**2022 Midterm Election Results**

The 2022 midterm elections saw a number of closely contested races in Illinois, including several congressional seats and state legislative contests. Our map provides a detailed breakdown of the results, including county-by-county totals and vote shares for each party.

**Early Vote and Vote by Mail Totals**

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

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

**What's at Stake in 2024**

While the presidential nominations are set, there is still much to be decided in the 2024 primary elections in Illinois. Our 'Your Voter Information' tool is here to help you stay informed and up-to-date on the latest developments.

**Additional Resources**

For those interested in digging deeper into the election results, our section provides 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 have results by precinct for every aldermanic race in the 2015 and 2019 cycles.

**New Illinois Election Data App**

For campaign managers, opposition researchers, consultants, and anyone closely tracking the elections, we offer a new Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app. While there may not be enough new information on a day-to-day basis to justify a monthly fee, this app provides a valuable resource for those seeking to stay informed about the latest developments in Illinois politics.

Stay tuned for further analysis and updates on the Illinois election results.
**Illinois Election Results: A Breakdown by County and Party**

The 2024 primary elections in Illinois are just around the corner, and with the presidential nominations already set, all eyes are on the state's local and congressional races. To help you stay informed, we've compiled the full results and maps from the Illinois election, including a breakdown of the presidential election results by county.

**Election Results by County**

Our interactive map shows the presidential election results by county, with Democratic-leaning areas shaded blue and Republican-leaning areas shaded red. The map reveals a clear divide between the more populated, urban areas of the state and the less populated, rural areas.

In the 2020 presidential election, the Democratic party received more votes in the urban counties of Cook, Champaign, and McLean, while the Republican party received more votes in the rural counties of Adams, Hancock, and McDonough. This trend is consistent with national patterns, where urban areas tend to lean Democratic and rural areas tend to lean Republican.

**Predominance Mapping**

Our map also uses predominance mapping to show the election results with respect to the size of the populations who voted. This allows for a more nuanced understanding of the election results, as it takes into account the varying population sizes of each county.

**2022 Midterm Election Results**

We've also included the 2022 midterm election results layer on our map, which uses a different styling to distinguish it from the presidential election results. This allows for a comparison of the two elections and highlights any shifts in party preference over time.

**Voter Information and Election Data**

Our 'Your Voter Information' tool is available to help voters navigate the election process. We've also compiled county-by-county totals for the Election Assistance Commission, which are available for download.

In addition, we've launched a new Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app, which provides access to election results, voter information, and more. While the app is not currently updated daily, it remains a valuable resource for campaign managers, opposition researchers, consultants, and anyone closely tracking the elections.

**Early Vote and Vote by Mail Totals**

We've also obtained the known early vote and vote by mail totals, as of this morning. These numbers provide insight into the voting patterns of Illinois residents and can be used to inform campaign strategies.

**Statewide Election Results**

For those interested in statewide election results, our section provides 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 the 2015 and 2019 cycles.

As the 2024 primary elections approach, stay tuned for updates and analysis on the Illinois election results. Our interactive map and voter information tools are here to help you stay informed and make your voice heard.
**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 outcome of the presidential election. In this article, we provide a detailed analysis of the state's election results, including county-by-county breakdowns and maps that illustrate the divide between urban and rural areas.

**Maps Show Stark Divide Between Urban and Rural Areas**

Our interactive map shows the presidential election results by county, with Democratic strongholds in blue and Republican areas in red. The map reveals a stark divide between the more populated, urban areas of the state, such as Cook County, which encompasses Chicago, and the less populated, rural areas. This divide is not unique to Illinois, but it has significant implications for the state's role in the 2024 presidential election.

**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. The map shows that the divide between urban and rural areas persisted in the midterm elections, with Democrats performing well in cities like Chicago and Springfield, while Republicans carried many rural counties.

**County-by-County Breakdown**

For those interested in a more detailed analysis, we've compiled county-by-county totals from the Election Assistance Commission. These totals provide a comprehensive look at how each county voted in the presidential election and can be useful for campaign managers, opposition researchers, consultants, and anyone closely tracking the election.

**Early Vote and Vote by Mail Totals**

We've also obtained the latest early vote and vote by mail totals, as of this morning. While the presidential nominations are set, there is still much to be decided in the 2024 primary elections in Illinois. Our 'Your Voter Information' tool is available to help voters navigate the election process.

**New Illinois Election Data App**

For those who want to stay up-to-date on the latest election news, a new Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app is now available. However, we note that the app may not be worth the monthly fee for those who are not closely tracking the election.

**Historical Election Data**

For those interested in historical context, 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 Informed**

As the 2024 primary elections approach, it's essential to stay informed about the latest election news and results. Our interactive map, county-by-county breakdowns, and historical election data provide a comprehensive look at Illinois' electoral landscape. Stay tuned for further updates and analysis as the election season heats up.
**Full Results and Maps from the Illinois Election: A Breakdown by County**

The results are in, and the state of Illinois has spoken. The latest election cycle has come to a close, but the analysis is just beginning. To help you make sense of the numbers, we've created an interactive map that shows the presidential election results by county, highlighting the stark contrast between urban and rural areas.

**Urban-Rural Divide**

As you explore the map, you'll notice a clear divide between the more populated, urban parts of the state and the less populated, rural areas. The map is styled with blue indicating counties where the Democratic party received more votes, and red indicating counties where the Republican party came out on top. This visual representation reveals a fascinating trend: the urban centers tend to lean Democratic, while the rural areas tend to lean Republican.

**Predominance Mapping**

To take a closer look at the election results, we've used predominance mapping to style the 2022 midterm election results layer. This technique allows us to distinguish between the midterm results and the presidential election results, giving you a more nuanced understanding of the state's voting patterns.

**County-by-County Breakdown**

Our interactive map provides a county-by-county breakdown of the election results, allowing you to drill down into the details of each county's voting patterns. From the heavily Democratic Cook County to the more Republican-leaning counties in southern Illinois, our map gives you a comprehensive look at the state's electoral landscape.

**Early Vote and Vote by Mail Totals**

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

[Insert early vote and vote by mail totals]

**2024 Primary Elections**

While the presidential nominations may be set, there's still much to be decided in the 2024 primary elections in Illinois. From congressional campaigns to local aldermanic races, our election data and maps are here to help you stay informed and up-to-date on the latest results.

**Additional Resources**

For those looking for more in-depth analysis, our "Your Voter Information" tool is here to help. We've also compiled a comprehensive election data guide, featuring:

* County-by-county totals for the Election Assistance Commission
* Vote total history for statewide races by ward for general elections and primaries going back to the 1990s
* Results by precinct for every aldermanic race in the latest two cycles

Whether you're a campaign manager, opposition researcher, consultant, or simply a curious citizen, our election data and maps are here to help you make sense of the results and plan for the future.

Stay tuned for further analysis and updates on the Illinois election results.