State-wide offices including Illinois Governor, Illinois’ junior Senate seat, as well as all seventeen house districts are up for election tonight. The Daily Illini will provide live updates as results come in.

Governor

7:00: The AP has called that incumbent Governor JB Pritzker has won reelection. The Democrat governor successfully defeated Republican challenger Darren Bailey.

U.S. Senate Race

7:00: The AP has called the U.S. Senate Race for incumbent Democrat Tammy Duckworth. This will be Duckworth’s second in the Senate.

Seventeenth Congressional District

Thursday Afternoon: The AP has called that Democrat Eric Sorensen has won the election in the state’s seventeenth district. Sorensen has 52% of the vote with 99% of the district reporting. This will be Sorensen’s first term as the district’s representative. Prior to running for office, Sorensen worked as a meteorologist.

Sixteenth Congressional District

11:05: The AP has called that Republican Darin LaHood has won the election in the state’s sixteenth district. LaHood has 66% of the vote with 79% of the district reporting at the time of the calling. LaHood has served four terms as the representative for the state’s eighteenth district, which has been dissolved following the 2022 redistricting process. This will be LaHood’s fifth term in congress.

Fifteenth Congressional District

11:03: The AP has called that Republican Mary Miller has won reelection in the state’s fifteenth congressional district. Miller has 70% of the vote with 60% of the district reporting at the time of the calling. This will be Miller’s second term as the district’s representative.

Fourteenth Congressional District

Wednesday Morning: The AP has called that Democrat Lauren Underwood has won reelection in the state’s fourteenth district. Underwood has 54% of the vote with 96% of the district reporting at the time of the call. This will be Underwood’s third term as the district’s representative.

Thirteenth Congressional District

Wednesday Morning: The AP has called that Democrat Nikki Budzinski has won election in the state’s thirteenth district. Budzinski has 55% of the vote with 86% of the district reporting at the time of the call. This will be Budzinski’s first term representing the district, as the district was newly reconfigured following the 2022 redistricting process. The thirteenth district encompasses most of the Champaign-Urbana area.

Twelfth Congressional District

11:01: The AP has called that Republican Mike Bost has won reelection in the state’s twelfth congressional district. Bost has 75% of the vote with 65% of the district reporting at the time of the call. This will be Bost’s fifth term as the district’s representative.

Eleventh Congressional District

Wednesday Morning: The AP has called that Democrat Bill Foster has won reelection in the state’s eleventh congressional district. Foster has 56% of the vote with 95% of the district reporting. This will be foster’s seventh term as the district’s representative.

Tenth Congressional District

10:58: The AP has called that Democrat Brad Schneider has won reelection in the state’s tenth congressional district. Schneider has 63% of the vote with 92% of the district reporting at the time of the calling. This will be Schneider’s fifth term as the district’s representative.

Ninth Congressional District

10:56: The AP has called that Democrat Janice Schakowsky has won reelection in the state’s ninth congressional district. Schakowsky has 72% of the vote with 85% of the district reporting at the time of the calling. This will be Schakowsky’s twelfth term as the district’s representative. She currently serves as the House Democratic Senior Chief Deputy Whip.

Eighth Congressional District

10:55: The AP has called that Democrat Raja Krishnamoorthi has won reelection in the state’s eighth congressional district. Krishnamoorthi has 56% of the vote with 84% of the district reporting at the time of the calling. This will be Krishnamoorthi’s fourth term as the district’s representative.

Seventh Congressional District

7:00: Incumbent Democrat Danny Davis has won reelection in Illinois’ seventh congressional district. Davis was running unopposed and has been reelected for a thirteenth term.

Sixth Congressional District

11:07: The AP has called that Democrat Sean Casten has won reelection in the state’s sixth district. Casten has 46% of the votes with 96% of the district reporting at the time of the calling. This will be Casten’s third term as the district’s representative.

Fifth Congressional District

10:52: The AP has called that Democrat Mike Quigley has won reelection in the state’s fifth congressional district. Quigley has 68% of the vote with 96% of the district reporting at the time of the calling. This will be Quigley’s eighth full term as the district’s representative after being first elected in a 2009 special election.

Fourth Congressional District

10:48: The AP has called that Democrat Jesús “Chuy” García has won reelection in the state’s fourth congressional district. García has 67% of the vote with 63% of the district reporting at the time of the calling. This will be García’s third term as the district’s representative. Major outlets are reporting that García will announce a campaign for mayor of Chicago in the coming days.

Third Congressional District

10:46: The AP has called that Democrat Delia Ramirez has won the election in the state’s third congressional district. Ramirez has 66% of the vote with 69% of the district reporting at the time of the calling. This will be Ramirez’s first term in congress, as the third district has been newly reconfigured during this year’s redistricting cycle.

Second Congressional District

Wednesday Morning: The AP has called that Democrat Robin Kelly has won reelection in the state’s second congressional district. Kelly has 68% of the vote with 90% of the district reporting at the time of the calling. This will be Kelly’s sixth term as the district’s representative.

First Congressional District

10:42: The AP has called that Democrat Jonathan Jackson won the election in the state’s first congressional district. Jackson has 79% of the vote with 42% of the district reporting. This will be Jackson’s first term in congress, replacing retiring representative Bobby Rush.

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