Illinois — 2002 U.S. Senate election

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How it voted

Share of the 2002 vote

Richard J. Durbin (i) ✓Democrat	60.3%	2,103,766
Jim DurkinRepublican	38.0%	1,325,703
Steven BurgauerLibertarian	1.6%	57,382

2002Senate margin

D+60

D+30TieR+30

R+60

102 counties, each filled by 2002 D-vs-R margin. Hover any county for its result.

County-level results (102 counties) — table

2002 Senate result by county for Illinois — 2002 US Senate election — winner and D-vs-R margin.

County	Winner	Margin
ADAMS, IL	Democratic	D+17.8
ALEXANDER, IL	Democratic	D+32.5
BOND, IL	Democratic	D+10.2
BOONE, IL	Republican	R+1.6
BROWN, IL	Democratic	D+21.1
BUREAU, IL	Democratic	D+16.3
CALHOUN, IL	Democratic	D+32.1
CARROLL, IL	Republican	R+3.1
CASS, IL	Democratic	D+23.7
CHAMPAIGN, IL	Democratic	D+17.4
CHRISTIAN, IL	Democratic	D+32.3
CLARK, IL	Republican	R+8.9
CLAY, IL	Democratic	D+1.6
CLINTON, IL	Democratic	D+8.2
COLES, IL	Democratic	D+11.4
COOK, IL	Democratic	D+44.0
CRAWFORD, IL	Republican	R+1.1
CUMBERLAND, IL	Democratic	D+7.1
DE WITT, IL	Democratic	D+14.8
DEKALB, IL	Democratic	D+9.5
DOUGLAS, IL	Democratic	D+10.0
DU PAGE, IL	Republican	R+10.2
EDGAR, IL	Democratic	D+6.3
EDWARDS, IL	Republican	R+27.0
EFFINGHAM, IL	Republican	R+0.2
FAYETTE, IL	Democratic	D+12.1
FORD, IL	Republican	R+4.2
FRANKLIN, IL	Democratic	D+35.7
FULTON, IL	Democratic	D+36.8
GALLATIN, IL	Democratic	D+42.8
GREENE, IL	Democratic	D+16.5
GRUNDY, IL	Democratic	D+12.8
HAMILTON, IL	Democratic	D+25.5
HANCOCK, IL	Democratic	D+11.2
HARDIN, IL	Democratic	D+17.7
HENDERSON, IL	Democratic	D+16.7
HENRY, IL	Democratic	D+12.0
IROQUOIS, IL	Republican	R+14.3
JACKSON, IL	Democratic	D+20.8
JASPER, IL	Democratic	D+3.9
JEFFERSON, IL	Democratic	D+17.1
JERSEY, IL	Democratic	D+19.4
JO DAVIESS, IL	Republican	R+8.2
JOHNSON, IL	Republican	R+4.9
KANE, IL	Republican	R+2.5
KANKAKEE, IL	Democratic	D+18.2
KENDALL, IL	Republican	R+12.9
KNOX, IL	Democratic	D+20.4
LA SALLE, IL	Democratic	D+25.9
LAKE, IL	Democratic	D+8.9
LAWRENCE, IL	Republican	R+1.2
LEE, IL	Democratic	D+5.9
LIVINGSTON, IL	Republican	R+9.7
LOGAN, IL	Democratic	D+10.6
MACON, IL	Democratic	D+25.3
MACOUPIN, IL	Democratic	D+28.4
MADISON, IL	Democratic	D+22.0
MARION, IL	Democratic	D+20.6
MARSHALL, IL	Democratic	D+14.6
MASON, IL	Democratic	D+33.4
MASSAC, IL	Democratic	D+10.0
MCDONOUGH, IL	Democratic	D+12.2
MCHENRY, IL	Republican	R+3.4
MCLEAN, IL	Democratic	D+4.4
MENARD, IL	Democratic	D+9.5
MERCER, IL	Democratic	D+16.8
MONROE, IL	Republican	R+3.0
MONTGOMERY, IL	Democratic	D+32.9
MORGAN, IL	Democratic	D+20.2
MOULTRIE, IL	Democratic	D+26.7
OGLE, IL	Republican	R+3.6
PEORIA, IL	Democratic	D+15.0
PERRY, IL	Democratic	D+24.2
PIATT, IL	Democratic	D+15.7
PIKE, IL	Democratic	D+18.3
POPE, IL	Democratic	D+9.5
PULASKI, IL	Democratic	D+15.0
PUTNAM, IL	Democratic	D+23.7
RANDOLPH, IL	Democratic	D+22.3
RICHLAND, IL	Republican	R+5.9
ROCK ISLAND, IL	Democratic	D+27.8
SALINE, IL	Democratic	D+22.7
SANGAMON, IL	Democratic	D+17.8
SCHUYLER, IL	Democratic	D+13.4
SCOTT, IL	Democratic	D+17.6
SHELBY, IL	Democratic	D+20.6
ST. CLAIR, IL	Democratic	D+23.0
STARK, IL	Republican	R+0.8
STEPHENSON, IL	Republican	R+1.9
TAZEWELL, IL	Democratic	D+4.0
UNION, IL	Democratic	D+22.0
VERMILION, IL	Democratic	D+19.0
WABASH, IL	Republican	R+13.5
WARREN, IL	Democratic	D+5.4
WASHINGTON, IL	Republican	R+8.5
WAYNE, IL	Republican	R+19.3
WHITE, IL	Democratic	D+10.5
WHITESIDE, IL	Democratic	D+10.6
WILL, IL	Democratic	D+7.0
WILLIAMSON, IL	Democratic	D+12.8
WINNEBAGO, IL	Democratic	D+12.9
WOODFORD, IL	Republican	R+16.5

Source. MIT Election Data + Science Lab — 2002 US Senate returns, party-classified by literal ballot party · county returns aggregated from precinct-level results. Real returns — nothing estimated.