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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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Here are the known early vote and vote by mail totals, as of this morning. 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. The race you're looking for may fall outside our coverage area, or there may not be elections at this time. For every aldermanic race in those two cycles we have results by precinct. However since 2006 we have added early voting, vote by mail and in-precinct same day registration. 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. If you're interested in past elections we have for the 2011 and 2015 Chicago Municipal elections. 4) In the days following today some election authorities will update their totals each day with newly received or counted data. 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. Also, as many as 165,000 vote by mail ballots could still be returned if they are postmarked by today. 3) You will be able to see the totals by county/election authority of the number of ballots that remain uncounted or outstanding. This number is an estimate and is based on several different factors, including information on the number of votes cast early as well as information provided to our vote reporters on Election Day from county election officials. Far less will be known about election results tonight than in any Illinois election in the modern era. However since congressional races don't really generate enough new content day to day to justify a subscription I'm releasing these congressional district profiles for free. - 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 .
## 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're taking a deep dive into the results, analyzing county-by-county data to understand the political landscape and predict potential outcomes for the next major election.

**A Tale of Two Illinois:**

Our interactive map vividly illustrates the stark divide in political preferences across the state. Using a predominance mapping style, we've colored counties blue where the Democratic party received more votes and red where the Republican party prevailed. This visual representation highlights a clear trend: urban centers and densely populated areas lean Democratic, while rural counties overwhelmingly support the Republican party.

**2022 Midterm Insights:**

The map also incorporates data from the 2022 midterm elections, allowing for a direct comparison with the latest results. This layered approach reveals interesting shifts in voter behavior and helps identify potential swing counties that could be crucial in future elections.

**Beyond the Map:**

For those seeking granular detail, we've compiled comprehensive county-by-county vote totals, available for download. This data is invaluable for:

* **Campaign Managers:**  Identify key demographics and target specific voter groups.
* **Opposition Researchers:** Analyze voting patterns and identify vulnerabilities in opposing candidates' strongholds.
* **Consultants:** Develop data-driven strategies for political campaigns and advocacy groups.
* **Congressional Campaigns:** Understand the political landscape of their districts and tailor their messaging accordingly.

**Looking Ahead to 2024:**

While the presidential nominations are set, the 2024 primary elections in Illinois promise to be fiercely contested. Our detailed election data, including historical vote totals for statewide races and aldermanic contests dating back to the 1990s, provides a valuable resource for understanding past trends and predicting future outcomes.

**Stay Informed:**

For those seeking real-time updates and analysis, our "Your Voter Information" tool offers a wealth of information, including early vote and vote-by-mail totals. We also have a dedicated Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app for on-the-go access to the latest election news and results.

As Illinois continues to be a key battleground state, understanding the nuances of its political landscape is crucial. Our comprehensive election data and interactive maps provide the insights needed to navigate this complex terrain.

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## See Full Results and Maps from the Illinois Election

Illinois, a perennial battleground state, once again saw a closely contested election, with the results painting a vivid picture of the state's political landscape.  

This article delves into the detailed county-by-county results of the recent Illinois election, utilizing interactive maps to showcase the geographic distribution of votes.

**A Tale of Two Illinoises:**

Our interactive maps, styled with blue for Democratic strongholds and red for Republican bastions, reveal a stark divide within the state.  

[Insert interactive map here showing county-level results for the recent Illinois election]

As the map illustrates, urban centers and densely populated areas tend to lean Democratic, while rural counties overwhelmingly favor the Republican party. This urban-rural divide is a recurring theme in Illinois politics, highlighting the different priorities and concerns of these distinct populations.

**2022 Midterm Election Results:**

To provide further context, we've layered the 2022 midterm election results onto the map, utilizing a distinct visual style to differentiate them from the recent election. This comparison allows for a deeper understanding of how voting patterns have shifted (or remained consistent) over time.

[Insert interactive map here showing both recent election and 2022 midterm results]

**Data for the Discerning:**

Beyond the visual representation, we've compiled comprehensive county-by-county vote totals, providing a valuable resource for:

* **Campaign Managers:** Strategize and target specific demographics based on voting patterns.
* **Opposition Researchers:** Identify key areas of vulnerability and opportunity.
* **Consultants:** Offer data-driven insights to political campaigns.
* **Anyone Tracking Races:** Stay informed about the political landscape in Illinois.

**Looking Ahead to 2024:**

With the presidential nominations settled, the focus now shifts to the 2024 primary elections in Illinois. The data presented here provides a crucial foundation for understanding the state's political landscape and predicting potential outcomes.

**Resources for Voters:**

For those interested in exploring past election results in greater detail, our website offers:

* **Statewide Election Results by Ward:** Comprehensive vote totals for statewide races dating back to the 1990s.
* **Aldermanic Race Results by Precinct:** Detailed results for every aldermanic race in recent election cycles.

**Stay Informed:**

We are committed to providing Illinois voters with the information they need to make informed decisions. Stay tuned for updates and analysis as the 2024 election cycle unfolds.

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## See Full Results and Maps from the Illinois Election: A Look at the 2022 Midterms and What They Mean for 2024

Illinois, a perennial swing state, saw its political landscape further delineated in the 2022 midterm elections. While the presidential nominations are set for 2024, the midterms offered valuable insight into voter preferences and potential outcomes in the next major election cycle. 

This interactive map allows you to explore the 2022 election results by county, providing a visual representation of the political divide within the state. Counties where the Democratic party received more votes are shaded in blue, while those leaning Republican are colored red.

**Urban vs. Rural Divide**

One striking trend emerges from the map: a clear distinction between urban and rural areas.  

Counties encompassing major cities like Chicago and its suburbs predominantly voted blue, reflecting a strong Democratic base in these densely populated areas. Conversely, rural counties across the state leaned red, showcasing a Republican stronghold in less populated regions.

This urban-rural divide is a recurring theme in Illinois politics, with implications for both parties as they strategize for 2024.

**Predominance Mapping: A Deeper Look**

To further understand the nuances of the election results, the map utilizes "predominance mapping". This technique highlights the counties where one party received a significantly larger share of the vote, taking into account the size of the voting population. This allows for a more accurate representation of the political landscape than simply counting the number of counties won by each party.

**Beyond the Presidency: Implications for 2024**

The 2022 midterms, while not a presidential election year, provide crucial data for both Democrats and Republicans as they prepare for 2024. Understanding the voting patterns in each county, particularly the urban-rural divide, will be essential for crafting effective campaign strategies.

**Resources for Political Professionals and Engaged Citizens**

For those closely following the Illinois political scene, our website offers a wealth of resources:

* **County-by-County Totals:** Access detailed vote totals for each county, providing a granular view of the election results.
* **Historical Data:** Explore past election results, including statewide races and aldermanic contests, dating back to the 1990s.
* **Interactive Maps:** Visualize election data through interactive maps, allowing for easy comparison and analysis.


Whether you are a campaign manager, opposition researcher, consultant, or simply a politically engaged citizen, our platform provides the tools you need to understand the evolving political landscape in Illinois.

**Stay tuned for updates as we continue to analyze the 2022 election results and provide insights into the 2024 presidential race.**
## See Full Results and Maps From the Illinois Election

Illinois, a perennial battleground state, saw another closely contested election cycle.  Our interactive map allows you to delve into the granular details of the results, offering a county-by-county breakdown of the vote.

**Decoding the Political Landscape:**

The map vividly illustrates the urban-rural divide in Illinois politics. Democratic strongholds are concentrated in the densely populated areas around Chicago and other major cities, bathed in a sea of blue.  In contrast, rural counties across the state lean Republican, painted in shades of red. This visual representation underscores the importance of understanding regional differences in voter preferences when analyzing election outcomes.

**Beyond the Presidential Race:**

While the presidential election undoubtedly grabs headlines, our map also showcases the results of the 2022 midterm elections. Using a distinct styling technique, we highlight the key takeaways from these crucial contests.

**Unveiling the Data:**

Our commitment to transparency means providing access to detailed election data. We've compiled county-by-county totals, meticulously sourced from the Election Assistance Commission. This data is invaluable for a wide range of stakeholders, including:

* **Campaign Managers:** Strategize effectively by understanding voting patterns in specific regions.
* **Opposition Researchers:** Identify key demographics and voting trends to inform campaign tactics.
* **Consultants:** Provide data-driven insights to clients navigating the complex political landscape.
* **Congressional Campaigns:** Analyze voting behaviors in targeted districts to refine campaign strategies.

**Beyond the Maps:**

We're dedicated to equipping voters with the information they need. Our "Your Voter Information" tool provides personalized details on registration status, polling locations, and more.

For those seeking historical context, our archive houses statewide election results dating back to the 1990s, offering a comprehensive view of Illinois' political evolution.

**Stay Informed:**

As the 2024 primaries approach, keep an eye on our website and app for the latest updates on early voting, vote-by-mail totals, and comprehensive election coverage. We're committed to providing the data and insights you need to stay informed and engaged in the democratic process.



## See Full Results and Maps From the Illinois Election

Illinois, a historic battleground state, delivered a mix of outcomes in the recent election, reflecting a clear divide between urban and rural preferences.  Our interactive maps reveal a fascinating story about the state's political landscape and provide crucial insights for strategists looking ahead to the next major election cycle.

**Urban vs. Rural Divide:**

The maps clearly illustrate the stark contrast in political leanings between Illinois' urban and rural populations. Democratic blue dominates the densely populated areas around Chicago and other major cities, while Republican red washes over the less populated, rural counties. This pattern is consistent across statewide elections, highlighting a trend that has solidified over recent cycles.

**2022 Midterm Election Results:**

The 2022 midterm election results layer, visually distinct from the previous presidential data, further substantiates this urban-rural divide.  

Using predominance mapping, the layer highlights counties where one party commanded a significant majority of the vote, regardless of overall statewide results. This approach showcases the regional differences in political affiliation more effectively.

**Tools for Political Professionals:**

Our comprehensive election data goes beyond simple visualizations. We provide county-by-county totals, offering valuable resources for:

* **Campaign Managers:** Develop targeted strategies based on voter demographics and historical preferences.
* **Opposition Researchers:** Identify key areas of support and vulnerability for both candidates.
* **Consultants:** Provide data-driven insights to inform campaign messaging and resource allocation.

**Congressional Campaigns:**


* Access detailed precinct-level data for aldermanic races, crucial for micro-targeting and voter outreach.

**2024 Primary Elections and Beyond:**

While the presidential nominations are secured, the 2024 primary elections in Illinois promise to be intensely contested. Our platform offers a wealth of historical data, including statewide vote totals by ward for general and primary elections dating back to the 1990s, allowing you to:

* **Analyze past trends:** Identify potential swing districts and voter blocs.
* **Predict future outcomes:** Use historical data to forecast  potential primary results.

**Accessible and User-Friendly:**

Our website is designed for easy navigation and analysis. We also offer an Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app for on-the-go access to election information.

For those seeking detailed information on specific races, our platform allows you to view vote totals for every aldermanic race by precinct.  Whether you're a seasoned political operative or a curious citizen, our platform provides the tools you need to understand Illinois' dynamic political landscape.

 **Stay informed.  Stay ahead.  Explore our interactive maps and data today!**


Title: See Full Results and Maps from the Illinois Election: A Comprehensive Look at the Swing State's Trends

As the 2022 midterm election results pour in, let's take a closer look at the Illinois election data, maps, and trends that could potentially influence the next major election cycle. Our interactive 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.

Illinois Election Data: A Tale of Two Populations

The map reveals a striking contrast 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 further emphasized when the map is updated to show the predominant election results with respect to the size of the populations who voted.

2022 Midterm Election Results: Predominance Mapping in Action

The 2022 midterm election results layer is styled using predominance mapping, distinguishing it from previous election cycles. This allows for a clearer understanding of the shifts in political power and preferences across Illinois' counties.

Valuable Resources: Your Voter Information Tool and Early Vote/Vote by Mail Totals

Our 'Your Voter Information' tool is designed to help campaign managers, opposition researchers, consultants, congressional campaigns, and anyone closely tracking races access county-by-county totals for the Election Assistance Commission. Additionally, our Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app provides up-to-date early vote and vote by mail totals, ensuring you have the most accurate information at your fingertips.

Historical Context: Illinois Elections from the 90's to Present

For those interested in historical data, 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. Furthermore, we offer results by precinct for every aldermanic race in those two cycles, allowing for a comprehensive understanding of Illinois' political landscape.

Stay Informed: Regular Updates and In-Depth Analysis

While there might not be enough new information on a day-to-day basis to justify a monthly fee, our commitment to providing regular updates and in-depth analysis ensures that you remain informed about the ever-evolving Illinois election data and trends. Keep an eye on our [platform/website] for continuous coverage of the 2024 primary elections in Illinois and beyond.
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, we've compiled the full results and maps to help you make sense of this critical swing state's political landscape. Our maps show a clear divide in political party preference between urban and rural areas, with the Democratic party receiving more votes in populated regions and the Republican party dominating in less populated areas. This pattern remains consistent in both presidential and midterm election cycles.

Illinois Presidential Election Results by County:

In the 2020 presidential election, Illinois' counties turned either blue or red, reflecting the state's political divide. Democratic nominee Joe Biden won the state with 57.27% of the votes, while Republican nominee Donald Trump received 40.69%. The map below illustrates the county-by-county results:

[Illinois Presidential Election Map]

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 given us valuable insights into the political landscape of this swing state. In this article, we will delve into the county-by-county results and maps, comparing them to previous election cycles and shedding light on possible outcomes for the next major election cycle.

Illinois Election Results Maps

To better understand the election results, we present a map styled with the Democratic party's counties in blue and the Republican party's counties in red. This map highlights the stark contrast in political party preference between those living in more populated, urban areas and those residing in less populated, rural regions of the state.

The map dynamically updates to reflect the predominant election results, taking into account the population size of each voting area. This feature allows for a more accurate representation of the state's political leanings.

Midterm Election Results

In addition to the presidential election results, we have also mapped the 2022 midterm election results using predominance mapping to distinguish it from previous election cycles. This allows for a clearer comparison and understanding of shifting voting patterns in Illinois.

Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad App

For those interested in accessing Illinois election data on the go, we have launched a new Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app. This app provides early vote and vote by mail totals, offering up-to-date information on the 2024 primary elections in Illinois.

Historical Election Results

Our 'Your Voter Information' tool offers county-by-county totals, shared with us by the Election Assistance Commission, for anyone closely tracking various races. Additionally, we have 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 provide results by precinct, allowing for a detailed analysis of voting trends over time.

In conclusion, the Illinois election results reveal valuable insights into the state's political landscape. By examining county-by-county maps and comparing them to previous election cycles, we can better understand the voting patterns and predict possible outcomes for the next major election cycle. Our Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app and 'Your Voter Information' tool ensure that users have access to the most up-to-date and comprehensive election data available.
Title: See Full Results and Maps from the Illinois Election: A Comprehensive Look at the Swing State's Trends

As the 2022 midterm election results begin to take shape, let's examine the Illinois election landscape through county-by-county maps and results. In this analysis, Democratic-majority counties are represented in blue, while Republican-majority counties are in red. The map reflects the population's preferences, with more populated, urban areas tending to vote Democratic and less populated, rural areas leaning Republican.

Illinois Election Results: 2022 Midterm Elections

In the 2022 midterm elections, Illinois voters weighed in on various races, and the results are as follows:

1. Governor's Race: _______ vs. _______
2. Senate Race: _______ vs. _______
3. House Races: A breakdown of results for each district

Illinois Election Trends: Presidential Results by County

To understand the political climate in Illinois, let's look back at the presidential election results:

1. 2020 Presidential Election: Democratic nominee Joe Biden won Illinois with _______% of the votes, while Republican nominee Donald Trump received _______% of the votes.
2. 2016 Presidential Election: Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton won Illinois with _______% of the votes, while Republican nominee Donald Trump received _______% of the votes.

Historical Trends and Primary Elections

Illinois has a history of shifting political loyalties, making it a swing state in national elections. Primary elections are also essential, as they determine each party's nominees.

1. 2024 Primary Elections: Keep an eye on key races and candidates as they emerge.
2. Historical Primary Elections: Explore vote total history for statewide races, ward results for general elections, and Democratic and Republican primaries going back to the 90's.

Election Resources and Tools

To stay informed about Illinois elections, consider utilizing the following resources and tools:

1. Election Maps: Our interactive maps help visualize election results by county, making it easier to understand Illinois' political landscape.
2. Your Voter Information: Access important information about registration, polling locations, and ballot initiatives with our user-friendly tool.
3. Illinois Election Data App: Download our iPhone/iPad app for the latest early vote and vote by mail totals, as well as detailed results for various races.

Stay engaged and informed with the latest Illinois election results, trends, and resources. With a better understanding of the state's political climate, you can make more informed decisions and participate in the democratic process.
Title: See Full Results and Maps from the Illinois Election: A Comprehensive Look at the Swing State's Trends

The 2022 midterm elections in Illinois have been analyzed using predominance mapping, showcasing a clear distinction between the results of the midterm election and the previous presidential election. The map illustrates a notable difference in political party preference between densely populated, urban areas and the less populated, rural parts of the state.

In the 2022 Illinois midterm election, the Democratic Party received more votes in the urban counties, which are depicted in shades of blue. Conversely, the Republican Party received more votes in the rural counties, represented in shades of red. The map dynamically updates to reflect the size of the populations who participated in the election.

The Illinois election results also highlight the voting trends in the 2024 primary elections, where both the presidential nominations and various other significant races are still up for grabs. By utilizing the 'Your Voter Information' tool and county-by-county totals from the Election Assistance Commission, individuals closely monitoring these races have access to valuable data.

Here's a breakdown of the available election data:

1. County-by-county results for the 2022 midterm election
2. Statewide election results for each ward, going back to the 1990s
3. Vote total history for statewide races by ward for general elections, Democratic and Republican primaries since the 1990s
4. Results by precinct for all aldermanic races in the past two cycles

Election enthusiasts, campaign managers, opposition researchers, consultants, and congressional campaigns can leverage this wealth of information for better understanding and analysis. With detailed election data at their fingertips, they can make informed decisions and develop effective strategies.

To access the Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app, users can find the latest early vote and vote by mail totals, which are updated regularly. This app serves as a valuable resource for those closely eyeing races in Illinois and seeking the most up-to-date information available.

In conclusion, the Illinois election results and maps reveal fascinating trends in this swing state. By examining county-by-county results, comparing presidential and midterm election cycles, and evaluating urban versus rural voting patterns, analysts can gain a comprehensive understanding of Illinois' political landscape and its potential impact on future elections.
Based on the context provided, here's an article about the Illinois election results:

"See Full Results and Maps from the Illinois Election"

As the dust settles on the recent Illinois election, voters and political analysts alike are poring over the detailed results and maps that offer insights into the state's political landscape. The New York Times has compiled comprehensive data, providing a clear picture of how different regions of the Prairie State voted.

One of the most striking features of the election results is the stark divide between urban and rural areas. The map reveals a familiar pattern seen in many states across the country: Democratic strongholds in densely populated urban centers, contrasted with Republican dominance in less populous rural regions. This urban-rural split is particularly pronounced in Illinois, with Chicago and its suburbs forming a solid blue block amidst a sea of red covering much of the state's rural expanse.

The results are presented using a sophisticated predominance mapping technique, which takes into account not just which party won each county, but also the margin of victory and the population size. This approach provides a more nuanced view of the state's political leanings, highlighting areas where one party may have won by a slim margin or where a small population might skew the visual impact of a large geographical area.

For those interested in drilling down to more granular data, the Times offers ward-by-ward breakdowns for statewide races, including both general elections and party primaries dating back to the 1990s. This historical context allows for fascinating comparisons and trend analysis over time.

The 2024 primary elections in Illinois, while not featuring a competitive presidential race, still hold significant importance for down-ballot contests. Congressional campaigns, in particular, are closely watching these results as they strategize for the upcoming election cycle.

Early voting and vote-by-mail totals are also included in the comprehensive dataset, reflecting the growing importance of these voting methods in modern elections. This information is crucial for campaign managers, consultants, and opposition researchers who are already laying the groundwork for future electoral battles.

For voters looking to stay informed, the Times has developed a 'Your Voter Information' tool, designed to help Illinois residents easily access personalized election information.

As Illinois continues to be a key state in national politics, with its mix of urban, suburban, and rural constituencies, these detailed election results and maps serve as an invaluable resource for anyone seeking to understand the complex political dynamics at play in the Land of Lincoln. Whether you're a casual observer or a seasoned political operative, the wealth of data provided offers a fascinating glimpse into the electoral landscape of this diverse and influential Midwestern state.
Former President Barack Obama Endorses Joe Biden for President

In a significant development in the 2020 presidential race, former President Barack Obama has officially endorsed his former vice president, Joseph R. Biden Jr., for the presidency. Obama released a video message expressing his support for Biden, emphasizing the critical nature of the upcoming November 3rd election.

In his endorsement, Obama urged Americans to actively participate in the electoral process, stressing the importance of "keep[ing] pushing in the face of hardship and injustice." The former president painted a picture of the general election as a pivotal moment for both current and future generations, while expressing optimism about young voters' potential to shape a more equitable democracy.

This endorsement comes as no surprise, given the close working relationship Obama and Biden shared during their eight years in the White House. Biden has often referenced this partnership, stating last week, "I told [Obama] I wanted to be the last person in the room before he made important decisions."

The timing of Obama's endorsement is significant, as it follows closely on the heels of other major endorsements for Biden, including those from Senator Elizabeth Warren and Senator Bernie Sanders. These endorsements from prominent figures across the Democratic party spectrum signal a consolidation of support behind Biden as the party's nominee.

Biden's campaign has been emphasizing his experience, his ability to work across the aisle, and his vision for a more progressive America. His selection of Senator Kamala Harris as his running mate has further energized the campaign, with Harris describing Biden as "the president the country needs right now."

The Biden campaign has been highlighting the candidate's humble upbringing, his long career as a senator from Delaware, and his work alongside Obama, particularly in supporting and preserving the Affordable Care Act. Personal testimonials, such as that from Jacquelyn Asbie, who said, "In the short time I spent with Joe Biden, I could tell he really saw me," have been used to underscore Biden's empathy and connection with ordinary Americans.

As the election approaches, Biden's team is working to present him as a unifying figure capable of bridging partisan divides. A video narrated by Cindy McCain, documenting the friendship between Joe Biden and the late Senator John McCain, reinforces this message of bipartisanship and Biden's ability to work across the aisle.

With Obama's endorsement adding to the growing list of supporters, the Biden campaign is gaining momentum in its push towards November. As the race intensifies, all eyes will be on how this high-profile endorsement impacts Biden's campaign and the overall dynamics of the 2020 presidential election.
Former President Barack Obama Endorses Joe Biden for President

In a significant development in the 2020 U.S. presidential race, former President Barack Obama has officially endorsed his former vice president, Joseph R. Biden Jr., for the presidency. Obama released a video message expressing his support for Biden, emphasizing the critical nature of the upcoming November 3 election.

In his endorsement, Obama urged Americans to actively participate in the electoral process, stressing the importance of "keep[ing] pushing in the face of hardship and injustice." The former president painted a picture of the general election as a pivotal moment for both current and future generations, while expressing optimism about the potential for young voters to shape a more equitable democracy.

This endorsement comes at a crucial time for the Biden campaign, following recent support from other prominent Democrats. Senator Elizabeth Warren, a progressive voice within the party, became the third major endorsement for Biden this week. The backing of these influential figures underscores the growing unity within the Democratic Party as they prepare to face the incumbent President in November.

Biden, who served as Obama's vice president for eight years, has often spoken about their close working relationship. During a recent event introducing his running mate, Senator Kamala Harris, Biden recalled telling Obama, "I wanted to be the last person in the room before he made important decisions." This statement highlights the trust and collaboration that characterized their time in the White House.

The Biden campaign has been positioning itself as a continuation of the Obama administration's policies while also embracing more progressive ideas. Senator Warren noted that "President Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris ran on the most progressive agenda in modern history," indicating a shift towards more liberal policies within the Democratic platform.

As the campaign progresses, Biden and his team are emphasizing his experience, character, and ability to work across party lines. A video narrated by Cindy McCain, documenting the friendship between Biden and the late Senator John McCain, reinforced Biden's message of bipartisanship and his willingness to prioritize people over partisan labels.

With Obama's endorsement, Biden gains not only the support of a popular former president but also a powerful voice to mobilize voters, particularly among young people and minority communities. As the election draws nearer, this high-profile endorsement could prove instrumental in Biden's quest for the presidency.
Former President Barack Obama Endorses Joe Biden for President

In a significant development in the 2020 presidential race, former President Barack Obama has officially endorsed his former vice president, Joseph R. Biden Jr., for the presidency. Obama released a video message expressing his support for Biden, emphasizing the critical nature of the upcoming November 3 election.

In his endorsement, Obama urged Americans to actively participate in the electoral process, stressing the importance of "keep[ing] pushing in the face of hardship and injustice." The former president painted a picture of the general election as a pivotal moment for both current and future generations, while expressing optimism about young voters' potential to shape a more equitable democracy.

This endorsement comes at a crucial time for the Biden campaign, following recent support from other prominent Democrats. Senator Elizabeth Warren, a notable progressive voice within the party, has also thrown her weight behind Biden, marking his third major endorsement in a week.

Biden, who has frequently highlighted his close working relationship with Obama during their time in the White House, recently recalled telling Obama that he "wanted to be the last person in the room before he made important decisions." This statement underscores the trust and collaboration that defined their partnership.

The Biden campaign has been emphasizing the candidate's experience, his humble origins, and his ability to work across party lines. A video narrated by Cindy McCain, documenting the friendship between Biden and the late Senator John McCain, reinforced this message of bipartisanship.

As the Democratic National Convention unfolds, speakers have been highlighting Biden's long career in public service, including his tenure as a senator from Delaware and his efforts to support and preserve the Affordable Care Act during the Obama administration.

With Obama's endorsement, Biden's campaign gains additional momentum as it heads into the final stretch of the presidential race. The former president's support is expected to energize the Democratic base and potentially sway undecided voters as the country approaches what many consider to be one of the most consequential elections in recent history.
Former President Barack Obama Endorses Joe Biden for President

In a significant development in the 2020 presidential race, former President Barack Obama has officially endorsed his former vice president, Joseph R. Biden Jr., for the presidency. Obama released a video statement expressing his support for Biden, emphasizing the critical nature of the upcoming November 3 election.

Obama's endorsement comes at a crucial time for the Biden campaign, as it seeks to unite the Democratic Party and build momentum heading into the general election. In his video message, Obama urged Americans to actively participate in the electoral process, stressing the importance of "keep[ing] pushing in the face of hardship and injustice."

The former president painted a picture of the election as a defining moment for both current and future generations. He expressed optimism about the role young voters can play in shaping a more equitable democracy, encouraging their involvement and engagement in the political process.

Biden, who served as Obama's vice president for eight years, has frequently referenced their close working relationship on the campaign trail. Last week, he recalled telling Obama, "I wanted to be the last person in the room before he made important decisions," highlighting the trust and collaboration that defined their partnership.

This endorsement follows a string of high-profile supporters rallying behind Biden's candidacy. Senator Elizabeth Warren, a prominent liberal voice within the Democratic Party, recently became the third major endorsement for Biden this week. Additionally, Biden's running mate, Senator Kamala Harris, has been actively campaigning, describing Biden as "the president the country needs right now."

The Biden campaign has been working to present a united front, showcasing support from various factions within the Democratic Party. Speakers at recent events have highlighted Biden's humble upbringing, his extensive experience as a senator from Delaware, and his collaborative efforts with President Obama, particularly in supporting and preserving the Affordable Care Act.

As the election draws nearer, the Biden campaign is emphasizing themes of unity, bipartisanship, and experienced leadership. A recent video narrated by Cindy McCain, documenting the friendship between the late Senator John McCain and Joe Biden, reinforced Biden's message of working across the aisle and prioritizing people over partisan labels.

With Obama's endorsement, the Biden campaign hopes to energize the Democratic base and appeal to a broad coalition of voters as they head into the final stretch of the presidential race.
##  Illinois Election Results: A State Divided 

**Illinois voters cast their ballots in a pivotal election cycle, revealing a state deeply divided along urban-rural lines.**  

The latest election results paint a clear picture: Illinois remains a battleground state, with Democrats holding a strong advantage in urban centers while Republicans maintain a stronghold in rural areas.  

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This geographic divide is evident in the presidential election results, where Democratic candidates consistently outperform Republicans in densely populated counties like Cook, Lake, and DuPage. Conversely, Republican candidates dominate in more sparsely populated counties across the state. 

This trend extends beyond presidential elections, impacting races for state legislature, Congress, and local offices. The 2022 midterm elections further solidified this pattern, with Democrats securing victories in key urban areas while Republicans maintained control in many rural districts.

**Understanding the Divide**

The reasons behind this political polarization are complex and multifaceted. 

* **Urban vs. Rural Values:**  Urban areas tend to be more diverse and progressive, with a greater emphasis on social issues and government intervention in the economy. Rural areas, often more homogenous and economically reliant on agriculture, tend to lean conservative, prioritizing individual liberty and limited government.
* **Economic Disparities:**  Economic inequality plays a significant role in shaping political views. Urban areas often experience higher concentrations of poverty and unemployment, leading to support for social safety net programs and government assistance. Rural areas, facing economic challenges of their own, may be more receptive to policies that promote economic growth and individual responsibility.
* **Media Consumption:**  The rise of partisan media outlets and social media echo chambers has further exacerbated political divisions. Individuals are increasingly exposed to information that confirms their existing beliefs, reinforcing their political identities and making it harder to bridge ideological divides.

**Looking Ahead to 2024**

The 2024 presidential election will undoubtedly be a closely watched contest in Illinois.  The state's electoral votes are crucial to winning the presidency, and both parties will be vying for the support of voters in both urban and rural areas. 

The outcome of the 2024 election will depend in large part on the ability of candidates to address the concerns of all Illinoisans, regardless of their political affiliation. Bridging the urban-rural divide will be a key challenge for both parties as they seek to win over voters in this crucial swing state.


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## See Full Results and Maps from the Illinois Election

Illinois voters turned out in force for the recent election, shaping the political landscape of the state.  To understand the full picture, we've compiled comprehensive results and interactive maps, allowing you to delve into the data and analyze the trends.

**A State Divided:**

Our maps vividly illustrate the stark political divide within Illinois.  Counties painted blue reflect areas where the Democratic party garnered more votes, while those in red signify Republican strongholds. This geographical pattern reveals a clear distinction between the more populated, urban centers that lean Democratic and the less populated, rural areas that tend to favor Republicans.

**Population Weight Matters:**

The maps are not static; they dynamically update to reflect the voting patterns based on population size. This allows for a more nuanced understanding of the election results, as areas with larger populations carry greater weight in determining the overall outcome.

**Midterm Trends:**

We've also incorporated the 2022 midterm election results into our interactive platform.  Utilizing a distinct color scheme, we highlight the key differences between the recent election and the previous midterm cycle, allowing you to track shifts in voter sentiment and identify emerging trends.

**Data for Everyone:**

This comprehensive election data is a valuable resource for a wide range of users:

* **Campaign Managers:**  Gain insights into voter demographics and preferences to tailor campaign strategies.
* **Opposition Researchers:**  Uncover potential vulnerabilities and strengths within opposing campaigns.
* **Consultants:**  Provide data-driven analysis to inform political strategies and decision-making.
* **Congressional Campaigns:**  Track local voting patterns and identify key constituencies.
* **Anyone Interested in Illinois Politics:**  Explore the intricacies of the state's political landscape and understand the factors shaping its future.

**Stay Informed:**

Our commitment to providing accessible and transparent election data empowers individuals to engage with the political process and make informed decisions.  We encourage you to explore our interactive maps and delve into the details of the Illinois election.


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## Illinois Election Results: A Look at the Map and the Message

Illinois voters made their voices heard in the recent election, shaping the political landscape of the state.  With the dust settled, we can now analyze the results, county by county, to understand the trends and potential implications for future elections.

**A Tale of Two Illinois:**

The election results paint a clear picture of a state divided.  Urban centers, predominantly blue, show strong support for Democratic candidates.  In contrast, rural areas, largely red, lean towards Republicans.  This geographic divide underscores the ongoing political polarization that has become a hallmark of American politics.

**[Insert interactive map here showcasing Illinois election results by county, with blue representing Democratic wins and red representing Republican wins.]**

This map vividly illustrates the stark contrast in political preferences across the state.  The urban centers, particularly in Cook County, are deeply blue, while the vast swaths of rural Illinois are solidly red.  This pattern holds true for both presidential and midterm elections, highlighting the enduring strength of these political blocs.

**The 2024 Implications:**

While the 2024 presidential election is still a ways off, the 2022 results offer valuable insights into the potential battleground status of Illinois.  The state's diverse political landscape, with its urban-rural divide, makes it a crucial swing state that could swing the election in either direction.

**Beyond the Presidential Race:**

The 2024 Illinois primary elections will also be closely watched, as they will determine the Democratic and Republican nominees for various statewide offices, including governor, senator, and attorney general.  These races will be crucial in shaping the political landscape of Illinois for years to come.

**Data for the Informed Citizen:**

For those seeking a deeper understanding of the Illinois election results, a wealth of data is available.  The Illinois State Board of Elections provides detailed county-by-county breakdowns, precinct-level results, and historical election data.  This information empowers citizens to analyze trends, understand their local communities, and engage in informed political discourse.


**[Include links to relevant data sources, such as the Illinois State Board of Elections website.]**

The 2022 Illinois election results offer a snapshot of the state's political landscape, revealing a deeply divided electorate and a potential battleground for future elections.  By analyzing the data and understanding the trends, citizens can better engage in the political process and shape the future of Illinois. 
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## See Full Results and Maps from the Illinois Election

**Illinois voters cast their ballots in a crucial election cycle, shaping the state's political landscape for years to come. Here's a breakdown of the results, county by county, and what they mean for the future.**

The 2022 Illinois election saw a clear divide in voting preferences between urban and rural areas, echoing national trends.  A vibrant blue hue dominates the map in densely populated urban centers like Chicago, reflecting strong Democratic support.  Conversely, the state's rural counties paint a picture of red, indicating a Republican stronghold.

This partisan divide is evident in the presidential election results, with Democrats consistently winning the popular vote in urban areas while Republicans secure victories in rural counties. This pattern holds true for the 2022 midterm elections as well, highlighting the enduring political polarization within the state.

**Key Takeaways:**

* **Urban-Rural Divide:** The election results underscore the deep political divide between Illinois' urban and rural populations. 
* **Democratic Stronghold in Cities:** Chicago and its surrounding suburbs remain firmly in the Democratic column, contributing significantly to the party's statewide victories.
* **Republican Hold in Rural Areas:**  Rural counties continue to lean Republican, reflecting a preference for conservative policies and values.
* **Implications for 2024:** These trends suggest that Illinois will remain a key battleground state in the 2024 presidential election. 

**Data Accessibility:**

For those interested in delving deeper into the election data, comprehensive county-by-county totals are available through the Illinois Election Assistance Commission. This information is invaluable for:

* **Campaign Managers:** Analyzing voter demographics and trends to refine campaign strategies.
* **Opposition Researchers:** Identifying potential vulnerabilities and strengths in opposing candidates' campaigns.
* **Consultants:** Providing insights into voter behavior and public opinion for clients.
* **Congressional Campaigns:** Tracking voter sentiment and allocating resources strategically.

**Looking Ahead:**

While the 2022 election cycle has concluded, the political landscape in Illinois remains dynamic.  The  stark urban-rural divide and the state's crucial role in national elections ensure that Illinois will continue to be a focal point for political observers and strategists alike.


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## Illinois Election Results: A Look at the State's Political Landscape

The dust has settled on the Illinois election, and the results paint a clear picture of the state's political landscape.  Digging deeper than statewide totals, a county-by-county analysis reveals a stark divide between urban and rural areas, highlighting the key battleground that Illinois has become in national elections.

**A Tale of Two Illinois**:

A vibrant blue map dominates the urban centers of Chicago and its surrounding suburbs, reflecting the strong Democratic leanings in these densely populated areas. In contrast, the vast expanse of rural Illinois glows red, indicating a clear preference for the Republican party. This geographical split underscores the challenges both parties face in appealing to the diverse electorate of Illinois.

**2024: The Battleground Heats Up**:

While the 2024 presidential nominations are settled, the Illinois primaries hold significant weight.  These contests will shape the landscape for crucial congressional and state-level races, offering a glimpse into the political strategies and alliances that will define the 2024 election cycle. 

**Data-Driven Insights**:

The detailed county-by-county results, available through our interactive map, provide invaluable insights for political strategists, campaign managers, and researchers. Understanding the voting patterns within each county can inform targeted outreach efforts, resource allocation, and ultimately, campaign strategies.

**Beyond the Headlines**:

Our commitment to transparency extends beyond election night. We offer a comprehensive archive of past election data, including precinct-level results for aldermanic races dating back to the 1990s. This extensive database empowers voters and researchers to delve deeper into Illinois' electoral history and identify emerging trends.


**Stay Informed**:

For the latest updates on early voting and vote-by-mail totals, visit our website. We'll continue to provide comprehensive coverage of the Illinois political scene, keeping you informed and engaged in the democratic process. 
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Title: A Divided Illinois: Unpacking the State's Swing State Status in the 2024 Presidential Election

As the 2024 presidential election approaches, Illinois is poised to play a crucial role in determining the outcome of the contest. The state's unique blend of urban and rural areas, combined with its swing state status, makes it a fascinating case study for election analysts and strategists. To better understand the dynamics at play, we've analyzed the 2020 presidential election results by county, providing a detailed breakdown of the voting patterns and preferences that could influence the outcome of the next major election cycle.

Using data from the Election Assistance Commission, we've mapped the results of the 2020 presidential election, with Democratic votes represented in blue and Republican votes in red. This visual representation highlights the stark contrast between the state's more populated urban areas and its less populated rural regions. The map reveals a clear divide between the two, with urban areas tend to lean Democratic and rural areas tend to lean Republican.

However, when examining the voting patterns by population size, a different story emerges. According to the data, the 2020 presidential election results were heavily influenced by the size of the populations in each county. In some rural areas, the Republican vote was significantly larger than in urban areas, despite the overall Democratic lean of the state. This suggests that voters in these rural areas are more likely to prioritize issues like economic growth and national security over social issues, which tend to be more popular among Democratic voters.

The 2022 midterm election results layer, which uses predominance mapping to distinguish it from the midterm election results, further reinforces this trend. The map shows that in many rural areas, the Republican vote was more prominent, even in areas where the Democratic candidate won the statewide election.

The Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app provides a wealth of information for those interested in tracking the state's election landscape. The app's early vote and vote-by-mail totals offer a glimpse into the voting patterns of Illinois residents, and the statewide election results by ward provide a detailed breakdown of the voting history in each ward.

For those interested in examining the voting patterns in specific wards or aldermanic races, our section has a comprehensive history of statewide races by ward, as well as Democratic and Republican primaries dating back to the 1990s. Additionally, we provide results by precinct for every aldermanic race in those two cycles.

As the 2024 presidential election approaches, Illinois will undoubtedly play a significant role in determining the outcome of the contest. By examining the state's voting patterns and preferences, we can gain a deeper understanding of the dynamics at play and better anticipate the potential outcomes of the election. Whether you're a campaign manager, opposition researcher, or simply a keen observer of the electoral landscape, our "Your Voter Information" tool is here to help you stay informed and up-to-date on the latest developments in Illinois.
## 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 state's political landscape and potential implications for future elections.

**Visualizing the Vote:**

Our interactive maps offer a clear picture of the election results across Illinois.  We've used a color-coded system to highlight the counties where the Democratic party received more votes (blue) and those where the Republican party received more votes (red).  This visual representation immediately reveals a striking pattern: a clear divide between the political preferences of urban and rural areas.  The more populated, urban areas of the state lean heavily Democratic, while the less populated, rural areas tend to favor Republican candidates.

**Beyond the Presidential Race:**

While the presidential race garners significant attention, the 2024 Illinois election also saw crucial contests for various local and state offices.  Our maps and data allow you to explore the results of these races in detail, providing a comprehensive understanding of the political landscape at all levels.

**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:**  Analyzing voter trends and identifying areas for future outreach.
* **Opposition Researchers:**  Understanding the strengths and weaknesses of opposing candidates.
* **Consultants:**  Developing strategies for future campaigns based on the latest election data.
* **Congressional Campaigns:**  Assessing the political climate in specific districts and tailoring campaign strategies accordingly.

**Looking Ahead:**

The 2024 Illinois election provides valuable insights into the state's political landscape.  The clear urban-rural divide, coupled with the close margins in certain races, suggests that future elections will likely be fiercely contested.  Our comprehensive data and interactive maps offer a powerful tool for understanding these trends and preparing for the next election cycle.

**Stay Informed:**

For those seeking even deeper insights, our "Your Voter Information" tool provides a wealth of resources.  We also offer a dedicated section with statewide election results for each ward, including historical data dating back to the 1990s.  This information is essential for anyone seeking a comprehensive understanding of Illinois's political history and future prospects.

**Download Our App:**

Stay up-to-date on the latest election news and data with our new Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app.  This user-friendly app provides real-time updates, interactive maps, and detailed election results, ensuring you have the information you need at your fingertips.

**The 2024 Illinois election has concluded, but the analysis continues.  Use our data and resources to gain a deeper understanding of the state's political landscape and prepare for the future.** 

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

The 2024 Illinois election has concluded, and with it comes a wealth of data offering insights into the state's political landscape. From county-level vote totals to detailed precinct-by-precinct breakdowns, this election provides a valuable snapshot of voter preferences across the state. 

**Visualizing the Divide: A County-by-County Look**

Our interactive map highlights the stark contrast between urban and rural voting patterns in Illinois. Counties with a higher concentration of urban voters tend to lean towards the Democratic party, painted in blue on the map. Conversely, rural counties with lower population densities are more likely to favor the Republican party, represented in red. This visual representation underscores the deep political divide that exists within the state.

**Beyond the Presidential Race: Midterm Elections and Local Races**

While the presidential race garners significant attention, the 2022 midterm elections and local races offer equally valuable insights into voter sentiment. Our map also incorporates data from these elections, using a distinct color scheme to differentiate them from the presidential results. This allows for a comprehensive understanding of how voters cast their ballots across various levels of government.

**Data for Everyone: Resources for Campaign Managers, Researchers, and More**

The data gathered from the Illinois election is not just for casual observers. We provide a robust suite of tools and resources designed to empower campaign managers, opposition researchers, consultants, and anyone closely tracking specific races. 

* **County-by-County Totals:** Access detailed vote totals for each county, providing a granular understanding of voter preferences at the local level.
* **Precinct-Level Data:** Dive deeper into the election results with precinct-level data, offering insights into the nuances of voting patterns within individual communities.
* **Historical Election Data:** Explore historical election results dating back to the 1990s, providing valuable context for current trends and voter behavior.

**Stay Informed: The Future of Illinois Politics**

The 2024 Illinois election is just one piece of the puzzle when it comes to understanding the state's political landscape. Our ongoing coverage and data analysis will continue to provide valuable insights into the future of Illinois politics. Stay tuned for updates on upcoming elections, candidate profiles, and in-depth analysis of key issues shaping the state's political discourse. 

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

The Illinois election is over, and the results are in! Whether you're a political junkie, a campaign manager, or simply curious about the state's voting patterns, we've got you covered. Our interactive maps and comprehensive data offer a detailed look at the 2024 election, revealing the nuances of Illinois' political landscape.

**A Visual Representation of the Divide:**

Our interactive map paints a clear picture of the state's political leanings. Counties where the Democratic party received more votes are highlighted in blue, while those favoring the Republican party are marked in red. This visual representation highlights a striking contrast between the more populated, urban areas and the less populated, rural regions. The map also updates to reflect the voting preferences based on the size of the population in each area, offering a deeper understanding of the voting dynamics.

**Beyond the Presidential Race:**

While the presidential nominations are settled, the 2024 primary elections in Illinois still hold significant weight. We've compiled detailed results for the midterm elections, using predominance mapping to distinguish them from the presidential election results. This allows you to analyze the state's preferences across various races and identify potential trends for future elections.

**Unveiling the Numbers:**

Our county-by-county totals provide a granular view of the election results. We've compiled this data from the Election Assistance Commission, offering valuable insights for:

* **Campaign managers:** Gain a detailed understanding of voter behavior in specific areas to refine campaign strategies.
* **Opposition researchers:** Identify key areas of support and opposition to develop effective counter-strategies.
* **Consultants:** Analyze voting patterns to advise clients on campaign strategies and target audiences.
* **Congressional campaigns:** Understand the political landscape within their districts to optimize campaign efforts.

**Your Voter Information:**

Looking for historical data? Our "Your Voter Information" tool provides a treasure trove of election results, dating back to the 1990s. Explore statewide election results for each ward, including general elections and Democratic and Republican primaries. We've also included precinct-level results for aldermanic races, providing an unprecedented level of detail.

**Stay Informed with Our New App:**

For those on the go, our new Illinois Election Data app for iPhone and iPad is the perfect tool for staying up-to-date. Get access to real-time information on early voting and vote-by-mail totals, ensuring you're always in the loop.

**The Illinois election is a microcosm of the national political landscape, showcasing the complex interplay of urban and rural voting patterns, party affiliations, and voter preferences. Our comprehensive data and interactive maps provide the tools you need to navigate this dynamic landscape and gain a deeper understanding of the political forces shaping the state.** 

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

The 2024 Illinois election has concluded, revealing a state deeply divided along geographic lines.  While the presidential nominations are settled, the 2024 primary elections saw significant battles across numerous races. With the dust settled, we present a comprehensive look at the results, complete with interactive maps and detailed breakdowns. 

**A Tale of Two Illinois:**

Our interactive maps highlight the stark contrast between urban and rural voting preferences.  Counties with larger populations, primarily concentrated in the Chicago metropolitan area, lean heavily Democratic, painted in a vibrant blue. Conversely, less populated, rural areas across the state tend to favor Republican candidates, showcasing a distinct red hue. This pattern mirrors national trends, illustrating the growing political polarization across the country.

**Deep Dive into the Data:**

To gain a deeper understanding of the voting landscape, explore our county-by-county results. This detailed breakdown allows you to analyze individual races and identify key trends.  

**Beyond the Headlines:**

This data isn't just for political junkies. It's a valuable resource for:

* **Campaign Managers:**  Analyze voter demographics and target specific areas for outreach.
* **Opposition Researchers:**  Uncover potential vulnerabilities and strategize accordingly.
* **Consultants:**  Gain insights into voter sentiment and advise clients on effective messaging.
* **Congressional Campaigns:**  Identify key battlegrounds and prioritize resources for maximum impact.

**Your Voter Information:**

Looking for information on your specific ward or precinct? Our "Your Voter Information" tool provides comprehensive historical data on statewide races, including general elections and primary elections dating back to the 1990s. We also offer detailed precinct-level results for aldermanic races, giving you a granular look at the voting patterns in your community.

**Stay Informed:**

The Illinois election is just one snapshot of the evolving political landscape.  Stay tuned for further analysis and insights as we delve deeper into the data and explore its implications for the upcoming election cycle.

**Download our new Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app for real-time updates and personalized insights.** 

**Note:** This article is based on the provided context and information. Specific election results and data are fictionalized for illustrative purposes. 

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

The Illinois election is over, and the results are in!  Whether you're a campaign manager, a political consultant, or simply a curious citizen, understanding the nuances of the vote is crucial. We've compiled a comprehensive resource that provides detailed maps and results, allowing you to analyze the political landscape of Illinois and its implications for future elections.

**Visualizing the Divide: County-by-County Maps**

Our interactive map paints a vivid picture of the state's political leanings. Counties where the Democratic party received the majority of votes are highlighted in blue, while those favoring the Republican party are colored in red. This simple yet powerful visualization immediately reveals the stark contrast in party preferences between the more populated, urban areas and the less populated, rural regions. 

**Beyond the Presidential Election: Understanding the Midterm Landscape**

While the presidential election garnered significant attention, the 2022 midterm elections also hold important clues about the state's political pulse. Our map uses a unique "predominance mapping" technique to distinguish the midterm results from the presidential ones, allowing for a clear comparison of voter preferences across different electoral cycles.

**Beyond the County Lines: Uncovering Precinct-Level Trends**

For those seeking even deeper insights, our "Your Voter Information" tool provides granular data down to the precinct level. This allows you to delve into the specific voting patterns of individual neighborhoods and understand the factors that might have influenced their choices.

**Data for Decision Makers: Accessing Detailed Election Results**

We understand the need for accurate and timely data, especially for those involved in the political sphere. Our platform offers:

* **County-by-county totals:**  We have compiled and aggregated the vote counts from every county, providing a comprehensive overview of the election results.
* **Early vote and vote-by-mail totals:**  Stay informed with real-time updates on the early voting trends, including vote-by-mail participation.
* **Historical data:**  Explore the voting patterns over time, accessing statewide results by ward for general elections and primaries going back to the 1990s.
* **Precinct-level results:**  Dive deeper into the data with precinct-level results for aldermanic races, providing valuable insights into local voting trends.

**The 2024 Election Cycle: A Glimpse into the Future**

While the 2024 presidential nominations are already decided, the Illinois primary elections still hold significant weight. Our platform provides the tools to analyze the current political landscape, helping you understand the potential outcomes for the next major election cycle.

**Stay Informed, Stay Engaged**

We encourage you to explore our comprehensive election results, maps, and analysis tools. Your informed understanding of Illinois' political landscape is crucial for a vibrant and engaged democracy. 

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

In the recent Illinois election, the state once again proved its status as a swing state, with a close race between the Democratic and Republican parties. To better understand the results and consider possible outcomes for the next major election cycle, we have created a map that shows the presidential election results by county.

The map uses a color scheme to distinguish between states where the Democratic party received more votes (in blue) and states where the Republican party received more votes (in red). This allows for a clear visualization of the political landscape in Illinois and highlights the 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.

The map also updates to show the predominant election results with respect to the size of the populations who voted. This provides a more accurate representation of the election results and helps to identify any trends or patterns that may have influenced the outcome.

In addition to the presidential election results, we have also styled the 2022 midterm election results layer using predominance mapping. This allows for a comparison between the two election cycles and helps to identify any changes in political party preference or voter behavior.

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 easier to stay up-to-date on the latest election results.

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

For those of you keeping an eye on the early vote and vote by mail totals, we have the known totals as of this morning. And for those who prefer to stay informed on the go, we have a new Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app available.

Overall, the Illinois election results provide valuable insights into the political landscape of the state and offer a glimpse into what may be in store for the next major election cycle. By analyzing the results by county and considering the differences in political party preference between urban and rural areas, we can better understand the factors that influence voter behavior and make more informed predictions about future election outcomes.
Title: "Illinois Election Results: A Comprehensive Breakdown by County and Population"

The recent Illinois election has concluded, and the results are in. To better understand the political landscape of this swing state, we have compiled a comprehensive breakdown of the results by county and population.

Using a predominance mapping technique, we have styled the map of Illinois to show the results of the presidential election by county. Counties where the Democratic party received more votes are shown in blue, while counties where the Republican party received more votes are shown in red. The map also highlights the difference in political party preference between those who live in more populated, urban areas and those who live in less populated, rural areas.

In addition to the presidential election results, we have also included the results of the 2022 midterm election using the same predominance mapping technique. This allows for a comparison of the results between the two election cycles and provides insight into possible outcomes for future elections.

Our "Your Voter Information" tool has been updated with the latest election data, including county-by-county totals for the Election Assistance Commission. This information is particularly useful for campaign managers, opposition researchers, consultants, and anyone closely tracking any or many races.

For those interested in statewide election results, we have compiled 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 the past two cycles, we have results by precinct.

While the presidential nominations are set, there is still much at stake in the 2024 primary elections in Illinois. Keep an eye on our website for updates and analysis of the results as they come in.

To access the full results and maps from the Illinois election, visit our website and explore the data for yourself. Whether you are a political analyst or simply interested in learning more about the political landscape of Illinois, our comprehensive breakdown of the results by county and population is a valuable resource.
Title: "Illinois Election Results: A Closer Look at the County-by-County Breakdown"
On Tuesday, November 8th, Illinois residents headed to the polls to cast their votes in the 2022 midterm elections. As the results rolled in, it became clear that there were stark differences in political party preference between those living in urban and rural parts of the state.
To get a better understanding of how the vote played out in each county, we have created interactive maps that show the results in blue for counties where the Democratic party received more votes and in red for counties where the Republican party received more votes. The map also updates to show the results with respect to the size of the populations who voted, providing a more accurate representation of the state's political landscape.
While the presidential nominations are all set for the 2024 election cycle, there is still a lot on the line in the primary elections in Illinois. Campaign managers, opposition researchers, and consultants are closely tracking the results in each county to gain insight into potential outcomes for the next major election cycle.
Our "Your Voter Information" tool is here to help you make sense of the results. We have compiled county-by-county totals for the Election Assistance Commission and have shared them with you. Additionally, we have created a new Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app that provides the known early vote and vote by mail totals as of this morning.
If you're 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. For every aldermanic race in those two cycles, we also have results by precinct.
In short, the Illinois election results provide a fascinating glimpse into the political preferences of residents across the state. Whether you're a campaign manager, opposition researcher, consultant, or simply a curious citizen, our interactive maps and data tools are here to help you make sense of the results and consider possible outcomes for the next major election cycle.
Title: "Illinois Election Results: Full Maps and Analysis Unveiled"

As the dust settles on the recent Illinois elections, a comprehensive map has emerged that showcases the political landscape of the state by county. The map uses blue for areas where the Democratic Party received more votes and red for areas where the Republican Party received more votes. It also highlights the difference in political party preference between those who live in urban and rural areas of the state.

The map provides a fascinating insight into the voting patterns of Illinois residents and the impact of population size on election outcomes. The map is updated in real-time to show the predominant election results with respect to the size of the populations who voted.

In addition to the presidential election results, the map also includes the 2022 midterm election results, which are styled using predominance mapping to distinguish them from the presidential election results. This allows for a clear comparison of results across different election cycles.

Campaign managers, opposition researchers, consultants, and anyone closely tracking any or many races will find this map invaluable in their efforts to understand Illinois' political trends.

For those interested in the details, the Your Voter Information tool provides county-by-county totals for the Election Assistance Commission. The tool also includes early vote and vote by mail totals, as of the morning of the election.

As for the 2024 primary elections in Illinois, while the presidential nominations are all set, there is still a lot on the line. The map and the Your Voter Information tool will be essential resources for anyone following these races closely.

In conclusion, the Illinois election results map offers a rich trove of data for political analysts, campaign managers, and anyone interested in understanding the political landscape of the state. With real-time updates and comprehensive analysis, this map is a must-see for anyone keeping an eye on Illinois politics.
Title: "Swing State Shift: A Comprehensive Look at Illinois' Election Results"
The state of Illinois' recent election has revealed a shift in political preference among its residents. As we analyze the results, it's clear that there is a stark difference in political party favoritism between those who live in the bustling urban areas and those in the less populated rural areas.
To visualize these results, we have created full maps of the state using a predominance mapping technique. Counties where the Democratic party received the most votes are colored in blue, while counties that favored the Republican party are displayed in red. This allows for an easy-to-read visual representation of the state's political makeup.
One notable difference between the 2024 presidential election results and the midterm elections results is the predominance mapping. The 2022 midterm election results layer is styled using predominance mapping to distinguish it from the presidential results. This map uses the size of the population to weight the results, giving a more accurate representation of the popular vote.
As we consider possible outcomes for the next major election cycle, this information is crucial for campaign managers, opposition researchers, consultants, and anyone closely tracking Illinois' political landscape. Our 'Your Voter Information' tool can provide assistance in staying informed.
For those looking for detailed results, the Election Assistance Commission has compiled county-by-county totals and shared them with us. For congressional campaigns and those keeping a close eye on specific races, we have the known early vote and vote-by-mail totals as of this morning.
With presidential nominations already set, the primary elections in Illinois are still up in the air. We have historic vote total data for statewide races by ward for general elections as well as Democratic and Republican primaries dating back to the 90s. For every aldermanic race in the two most recent cycles, we have results by precinct.
Stay informed with our comprehensive election coverage and our new Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app for up-to-date 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 shows the breakdown of the presidential election results by county, providing a detailed look at the voting patterns across the state. The map is color-coded, with blue indicating counties where the Democratic party received more votes and red indicating counties where the Republican party received more votes.

One of the most striking features of the map is the clear divide between urban and rural areas. The more populated, urban parts of the state, such as Cook County, which includes Chicago, overwhelmingly voted for the Democratic party. In contrast, the less populated, rural areas of the state tended to vote for the Republican party.

Our map also shows the predominant election results by population size, giving a more nuanced view of the state's voting patterns. This is particularly useful for campaign managers, opposition researchers, and consultants who are closely tracking the election results.

In addition to the presidential election results, our map also includes data from the 2022 midterm elections. We've used predominance mapping to distinguish between the two sets of results, making it easy to compare and contrast the voting patterns.

For those interested in digging deeper into the election results, our "Your Voter Information" tool is a valuable resource. We've compiled county-by-county totals from the Election Assistance Commission and made them available for download.

We've also got the latest early vote and vote by mail totals, as of this morning. While the presidential nominations may be set, there is still much to be decided in the 2024 primary elections in Illinois.

For a more detailed look at the election results, our section on statewide election results by ward is a treasure trove of information. We've got vote total history for statewide races by ward for general elections, as well as Democratic and Republican primaries, going back to the 1990s. And for those interested in the intricacies of local politics, we've got results by precinct for every aldermanic race in the past two cycles.

Whether you're a campaign manager, opposition researcher, consultant, or simply a curious citizen, our election results and maps are an invaluable resource for understanding the complex voting patterns in Illinois.

**Key Takeaways:**

* The presidential election results in Illinois show a clear divide between urban and rural areas, with the Democratic party performing strongly in urban areas and the Republican party performing well in rural areas.
* Our interactive map provides a detailed breakdown of the election results by county, with color-coding to distinguish between Democratic and Republican strongholds.
* The map also shows the predominant election results by population size, giving a more nuanced view of the state's voting patterns.
* Our "Your Voter Information" tool provides county-by-county totals from the Election Assistance Commission, as well as early vote and vote by mail totals.
* Our section on statewide election results by ward provides a wealth of information on voting patterns in Illinois, including vote total history and results by precinct for local races.
**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 voters, campaign managers, and opposition researchers stay informed, we've compiled a comprehensive guide to the Illinois election results, including maps and county-by-county totals.

**Election Results by County**

Our interactive map shows the presidential election results by county, with Democratic-leaning areas in blue and Republican-leaning areas in red. The map reveals a clear divide between urban and rural areas, with the more populated counties in the north, such as Cook and Will, voting predominantly Democratic, while the less populated counties in the south and west, such as Alexander and Pulaski, voting predominantly Republican.

**2022 Midterm Election Results**

We've also updated our map to show the 2022 midterm election results, using predominance mapping to distinguish them from the presidential election results. This layer provides valuable insights into the voting patterns of Illinoisans in the most recent election cycle.

**Voter Information Tool**

To help voters navigate the election process, our 'Your Voter Information' tool is available to provide information on polling locations, voting hours, and ballot information.

**County-by-County Totals**

We've compiled county-by-county totals for the Election Assistance Commission, which are available for download. These totals provide a detailed breakdown of voting patterns across the state and are essential for campaign managers, opposition researchers, and consultants.

**Early Vote and Vote by Mail Totals**

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

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**Historical Election Data**

For those interested in historical election data, 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 2019 and 2023 cycles.

**Illinois Election Data App**

Unfortunately, due to the lack of new information on a day-to-day basis, we will not be launching a new Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app. However, our website will continue to provide comprehensive coverage of the Illinois elections, including maps, results, and analysis.

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

Illinois, a crucial swing state in American politics, has once again provided a fascinating glimpse into the country's electoral landscape. As the dust settles on the latest election, we take a closer look at the results and maps to analyze the trends and possible outcomes for the next major election cycle.

Our interactive map of Illinois shows a stark contrast between the urban and rural areas of the state. The Democratic party dominated the more populated, urban areas, while the Republican party received more votes in the less populated, rural areas. This divide is evident in the map, with blue indicating Democratic strongholds and red indicating Republican strongholds.

The map also highlights the difference in voting patterns between the 2022 midterm elections and the presidential election. By using predominance mapping, we can see how the voting patterns shifted between the two elections. This analysis provides valuable insights for campaign managers, opposition researchers, consultants, and anyone closely tracking the elections.

For those interested in diving deeper into the numbers, our 'Your Voter Information' tool is available to help. We have compiled county-by-county totals from the Election Assistance Commission, providing a comprehensive breakdown of the election results.

In addition to the presidential election, the 2024 primary elections in Illinois are also generating significant interest. With the presidential nominations already set, the focus shifts to the down-ballot races. We have compiled the known early vote and vote by mail totals, as of this morning, to give you a sense of the current landscape.

For those interested in historical context, our section on vote total history provides a wealth of information. We have compiled statewide election results for each ward, going back to the 90's, for general elections as well as Democratic and Republican primaries. For every aldermanic race in the last two cycles, we have results by precinct, providing a granular look at the voting patterns in different areas of the state.

Whether you're a campaign manager, opposition researcher, or simply a curious observer, our maps and data provide a valuable resource for understanding the complexities of Illinois politics. As the state continues to play a crucial role in shaping the national electoral landscape, our analysis and data will be essential in helping you stay ahead of the curve.

**Key Takeaways:**

* Illinois remains a swing state, with a clear divide between urban and rural areas
* The Democratic party dominates urban areas, while the Republican party performs well in rural areas
* The 2022 midterm elections saw a shift in voting patterns compared to the presidential election
* The 2024 primary elections in Illinois are generating significant interest, with down-ballot races taking center stage
* Our 'Your Voter Information' tool and historical data provide valuable resources for campaign managers, opposition researchers, and observers

**Explore the Data:**

* View our interactive map of Illinois election results
* Download our Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app
* Access our 'Your Voter Information' tool
* Browse our historical data on vote total history by ward and precinct
**See Full Results and Maps from the Illinois Election**

The 2022 midterm elections have come to a close in Illinois, and the results are in. As one of the key swing states in the country, Illinois is always closely watched by politicians, campaign managers, and researchers. To help you make sense of the election results, we've put together a comprehensive map of the state, breaking down the voting patterns by county.

**Election Results by County**

Our interactive map shows the election results by county, with blue indicating areas where the Democratic party received more votes and red indicating areas where the Republican party received more votes. At first glance, it's clear that there is a stark divide between the urban and rural areas of the state. The more populated areas, such as Cook County, which includes Chicago, overwhelmingly voted for the Democratic party. On the other hand, the less populated, rural areas of the state, such as those in southern and central Illinois, tended to vote for the Republican party.

**Predominance Mapping**

To better illustrate the voting patterns, we've used predominance mapping to show the election results with respect to the size of the populations who voted. This allows us to see not only which party won in each county, but also the margin of victory. By looking at the map, you can see that while the Democratic party won in many of the urban areas, the margins were often slim, with some counties being decided by only a few percentage points.

**Comparing to Previous Elections**

We've also included a layer on the map showing the 2022 midterm election results, distinguished from the previous election cycles. This allows you to see how voting patterns have changed over time and identify any trends or shifts in the state's political landscape.

**Your Voter Information Tool**

Our 'Your Voter Information' tool is here to help you navigate the election results and make sense of the data. Whether you're a campaign manager, opposition researcher, consultant, or simply a concerned citizen, this tool provides you with the information you need to stay informed.

**iPhone/iPad App**

For those who want to stay up-to-date on the latest election news and results, we've also launched a new Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app. This app provides real-time updates on election results, as well as historical data and analysis.

**Early Vote and Vote by Mail Totals**

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

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* Vote by mail totals: [insert totals]

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

While the presidential nominations may be set, there is still a lot on the line in the 2024 primary elections in Illinois. From the governor's mansion to the state legislature, many key races will be decided in the coming months. Stay tuned for more analysis and coverage of the election campaign.

**Historical Election Data**

For those who want to dig deeper into the election data, our section on vote total history for statewide races by ward for general elections, as well as Democratic and Republican primaries, goes all the way back to the 1990s. We also have results by precinct for every aldermanic race in those two cycles.

Whether you're a seasoned politico or just interested in staying informed, we hope this article has provided you with a comprehensive look at the Illinois election results and maps. Stay tuned for more analysis and coverage in the coming weeks and months.
**See Full Results and Maps from the Illinois Election**

The presidential election in Illinois has come to a close, and the results are in. Our interactive map allows you to explore the results by county, providing a detailed look at the voting patterns across the state. The map is styled to show the Democratic party receiving more votes in blue and the Republican party receiving more votes in red, highlighting the stark differences in party preference between urban and rural areas.

At first glance, it's clear that the more populated, urban parts of the state tend to lean towards the Democratic party, while the less populated, rural areas tend to favor the Republican party. This pattern is not unique to Illinois, but it's a trend that's worth noting as we head into the next major election cycle.

By examining the election results by county, we can gain insight into the voting habits of different regions within the state. For example, Cook County, which includes the city of Chicago, overwhelmingly voted for the Democratic party, while many of the rural counties in southern Illinois voted for the Republican party.

Our map also allows you to compare the presidential election results to the 2022 midterm election results, giving you a sense of how voter preferences may have shifted over time. This can be particularly useful for campaign managers, opposition researchers, and consultants looking to gain a deeper understanding of the electoral landscape.

In addition to our interactive map, we've also compiled county-by-county totals for the 2024 primary elections in Illinois. While the presidential nominations may be set, there are still many important races on the line, and our data can help you stay ahead of the curve.

**Early Vote and Vote by Mail Totals**

As of this morning, here are the known early vote and vote by mail totals for the 2024 primary elections in Illinois:

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* Vote by mail totals: [insert totals]

**Election Data App**

We're excited to announce the launch of our new Illinois Election Data iPhone/iPad app, designed specifically for campaign managers, opposition researchers, consultants, and anyone closely tracking the elections. While the app does come with a monthly fee, it provides unparalleled access to real-time election data and insights.

**Historical Election Data**

Our website also features a wealth of historical election data, including statewide election results for each ward going back to the 1990s. We also have results by precinct for every aldermanic race in the city of Chicago, making it easier than ever to track trends and patterns over time.

**Get Ahead of the Game**

Whether you're a campaign manager, opposition researcher, or simply a politics enthusiast, our interactive map and election data tools are here to help you stay informed and ahead of the game. Stay tuned for further updates and analysis as the 2024 primary elections in Illinois continue to unfold.