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Tuesday, November 3, 2026
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Illinois U.S. Senate
Solid Democratic
W
Whitfield Harrington Jr.
Independent
Raised 143.4K
D
Don Tracy
Republican
Raised 4.9M
Last time (2020):
Richard J. Durbin (D) 54.9% · Mark C. Curran Jr. (R) 38.9%
Illinois Governor
Solid Democratic
C
Collin Corbett
Independent
Illinois U.S. House District 16
vs
P
Paul Nolley
Democratic
Raised 639.2K
Last time (2024):
Darin Lahood (R) 99.9%
— district lines may have changed since.
Illinois U.S. House District 17
Solid Democratic
vs
D
Dillan Vancil
Republican
Raised 406K
Last time (2024):
Eric Sorensen (D) 54.4% · Joe McGraw (R) 45.6%
— district lines may have changed since.
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President and Vice President
D
J.D. Vance
Vice President of the United States · Republican
Statewide officials
J
Kwame Raoul
Attorney General of Illinois · Democratic · IL
U.S. House
This zip code crosses 2 congressional districts (IL-16, IL-17), so your member is one of these — the first covers most of it.
Darin LaHood
U.S. Representative for IL-16 · Republican · IL
State legislature
This zip code crosses more than one legislative district, so some of these represent neighboring parts of it.
D
Dave Koehler
Illinois State Senator, District 46 · Democratic · IL
S
Sally Turner
Illinois State Senator, District 44 · Republican · IL
C
Chris Balkema
Illinois State Senator, District 53 · Republican · IL
S
Sharon Chung
Illinois State Representative, District 91 · Democratic · IL
R
Regan Deering
Illinois State Representative, District 88 · Republican · IL
D
Dennis Tipsword
Illinois State Representative, District 105 · Republican · IL
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