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U.S. presidential election, 2004, in Illinois

Illinois voted for Senator Kerry in the 2004 election. Senator Kerry's victory in Illinois was mainly due to the Democratic stronghold of the Chicago area's Cook County, where about 43% of Illinois' population resides. In the rest of the state, Bush won 54.6% (1,749,203) to 45.3%(1,452,265).


Presidential Candidate Running Mate Party Electoral Vote (EV) Popular Vote (PV)
George W. Bush of Texas Richard Cheney of Wyoming Republican 0 2,346,608 44.48%
John Kerry of Massachusetts (W) John Edwards of North Carolina Democrat 21 2,891,989 54.82%
Michael Badnarik of Texas Richard Campagna of Iowa Libertarian 0 32,452 0.62%
Others - - 0 4,366 0.08%
Other elections: 1988 , 1992 , 1996 , 2000 , 2004, 2008 , 2012 (complete list at the end of the page)


County John F. Kerry George W. Bush Others
Adams 33.4% 10,511 66.2% 20,834 0.4% 132
Alexander 52.1% 2,016 47.3% 1,831 0.7% 26
Bond 43.8% 3,228 55.2% 4,068 1.0% 73
Boone 42.4% 8,286 57.0% 11,132 0.6% 123
Brown 34.6% 895 65.0% 1,679 0.4% 11
Bureau 44.5% 7,961 54.9% 9,822 0.7% 119
Calhoun 50.5% 1,367 48.7% 1,317 0.8% 22
Caroll 43.5% 3,537 55.7% 4,534 0.8% 64
Cass 43.7% 2,492 55.5% 3,163 0.8% 45
Champaign 50.4% 41,524 48.4% 39,896 1.2% 1,014
Christian 40.0% 6,112 59.2% 9,044 0.7% 111
Clark 35.9% 2,877 63.5% 5,082 0.6% 48
Clay 32.1% 2,101 67.4% 4,416 0.6% 37
Clinton 39.7% 6,797 59.7% 10,219 0.7% 115
Coles 42.0% 9,566 57.1% 13,015 0.9% 199
Cook 70.2% 1,439,724 29.1% 597,405 0.6% 12,305
Crawford 34.2% 3,194 65.2% 6,083 0.6% 55
Cumberland 34.4% 1,862 64.6% 3,497 1.1% 57
DeKalb 47.3% 19,263 51.7% 21,095 1.0% 410
De Witt 36.4% 2,836 63.1% 4,920 0.5% 42
Douglas 32.4% 2,767 66.8% 5,702 0.8% 71
DuPage 44.8% 180,097 54.4% 218,902 0.9% 3,447
Edgar 36.7% 3,093 62.4% 5,258 0.9% 78
Edwards 27.6% 930 71.7% 2,412 0.7% 22
Effingham 27.0% 4,388 72.3% 11,774 0.7% 116
Fayette 37.4% 3,571 61.6% 5,880 1.0% 98
Ford 29.5% 1,912 69.6% 4,511 0.9% 56
Franklin 45.6% 8,816 53.7% 10,388 0.8% 148
Fulton 53.3% 9,080 45.9% 7,818 0.8% 137
Gallatin 48.8% 1,573 50.2% 1,619 1.0% 33
Greene 40.5% 2,457 48.7% 3,559 0.9% 52
Grundy 42.7% 8,463 56.5% 11,198 0.9% 170
Hamilton 40.2% 1,814 58.8% 2,653 1.0% 47
Hancock 40.2% 3,975 59.0% 5,837 0.9% 87
Hardin 37.9% 923 61.6% 1,501 0.5% 13
Henderson 54.6% 2,269 44.7% 1,857 0.7% 27
Henry 47.1% 11,877 52.3% 13,212 0.6% 152
Iroquois 27.7% 3,832 71.7% 9,914 0.6% 89
Jackson 55.4% 14,300 43.3% 11,190 1.3% 336
Jasper 33.4% 1,781 66.1% 3,529 0.5% 26
Jefferson 39.6% 6,713 59.9% 10,160 0.4% 75
Jersey 45.3% 4,597 53.6% 5,435 1.0% 105
Jo Daviess 45.8% 5,311 53.3% 6,174 0.9% 99
Johnson 30.9% 1,813 68.2% 3,997 0.9% 55
Kane 44.2% 75,922 55.0% 94,359 0.8% 1,434
Kankakee 44.4% 20,003 54.9% 24,739 0.7% 294
Kendall 38.2% 12,374 61.0% 19,774 0.8% 254
Knox 54.2% 13,403 45.0% 11,111 0.8% 194
Lake 48.8% 134,352 50.5% 139,081 0.7% 1,862
LaSalle 47.8% 24,263 51.5% 26,101 0.7% 365
Lawrence 37.4% 2,518 61.9% 4,162 0.7% 49
Lee 40.4% 6,416 58.6% 9,307 1.0% 153
Livingston 35.1% 5,632 64.3% 10,316 0.6% 91
Logan 31.7% 4,273 67.7% 9,112 0.6% 82
McDonough 47.7% 7,119 51.3% 7,656 1.0% 154
McHenry 39.3% 50,330 59.7% 76,412 0.9% 1,206
McLean 41.7% 29,877 57.6% 41,276 0.7% 467
Macon 45.1% 23,341 54.3% 28,118 0.6% 287
Macoupin 49.1% 11,193 50.1% 11,413 0.8% 179
Madison 51.3% 63,399 48.0% 59,384 0.7% 895
Marion 44.7% 7,694 54.7% 9,413 0.7% 117
Marshall 42.6% 2,806 56.7% 3,734 0.7% 44
Mason 44.8% 3,215 54.4% 3,907 0.8% 61
Massac 37.8% 2,805 61.7% 4,578 0.6% 41
Menard 32.5% 2,137 67.1% 4,408 0.4% 29
Mercer 50.3% 4,512 49.1% 4,405 0.6% 57
Monroe 41.5% 6,788 57.8% 9,468 0.7% 114
Montgomery 46.2% 5,979 53.0% 6,851 0.8% 100
Morgan 37.2% 5,650 61.9% 9,392 0.9% 138
Moultrie 36.9% 2,388 62.3% 4,028 0.8% 50
Ogle 37.4% 9,018 61.9% 14,918 0.6% 155
Peoria 49.7% 41,121 49.6% 41,051 0.7% 599
Perry 45.8% 4,770 53.6% 5,589 0.6% 66
Piatt 36.4% 3,124 62.8% 5,392 0.8% 70
Pike 35.7% 2,849 63.1% 5,032 1.2% 99
Pope 37.7% 918 61.6% 1,500 0.7% 18
Pulaski 44.1% 1,372 55.3% 1,720 0.5% 16
Putnam 50.8% 1,704 48.4% 1,623 0.7% 25
Randolph 45.3% 6,771 54.0% 8,076 0.7% 109
Richland 32.6% 2,529 66.5% 5,153 0.9% 67
Rock Island 57.0% 39,880 42.4% 29,663 0.6% 429
St. Clair 55.1% 62,410 44.4% 50,203 0.5% 576
Saline 39.8% 4,697 59.7% 7,057 0.5% 60
Sangamon 40.5% 38,630 58.6% 55,904 0.9% 841
Schuyler 39.5% 1,594 59.6% 2,403 0.8% 34
Scott 35.2% 927 64.3% 1,696 0.5% 13
Shelby 35.4% 3,744 63.8% 6,753 0.8% 80
Stark 38.8% 1,189 60.1% 1,841 1.0% 31
Stephenson 41.8% 8,913 57.3% 12,212 0.9% 195
Tazewell 41.4% 25,814 57.8% 36,058 0.7% 466
Union 41.0% 3,735 58.5% 5,333 0.6% 51
Vermilion 43.7% 14,726 55.6% 18,731 0.8% 257
Wabash 29.2% 1,752 70.1% 4,212 0.7% 42
Warren 46.6% 3,938 52.9% 4,474 0.5% 45
Washington 36.8% 2,986 62.6% 5,072 0.6% 46
Wayne 25.8% 2,139 73.6% 6,102 0.6% 46
White 37.0% 3,071 62.4% 5,180 0.6% 50
Whiteside 51.1% 13,723 48.2% 12,959 0.7% 191
Will 46.9% 115,625 52.4% 129,098 0.7% 1,686
Williamson 39.0% 11,685 60.4% 18,086 0.6% 189
Winnebago 49.2% 59,740 50.1% 60,782 0.7% 903
Woodford 31.9% 6,005 67.5% 12,698 0.5% 99
Last updated: 06-02-2005 05:27:32
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