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Illinois district 10

2 datasets hold records for Illinois district 10. 22 more are listed at the end with the reason there is nothing here.

Kind of place: Congressional district
State code: IL (FIPS 17)

U.S. House election results, 1920 to 2024

Source: Federal Election Commission, Federal Elections; Clerk of the House of Representatives, Statistics of the Presidential and Congressional Election; MIT Election Data and Science Lab, U.S. House of Representatives 1976-2024 (Harvard Dataverse, doi:10.7910/DVN/IG0UN2), compiled from the Clerk of the House's Statistics of the Congressional ElectionAs of 2026-11-02Holds 1920 to 2024

U.S. House IL-10, 2024Bradley Scott Schneider (Democratic), 65,333 votes (19.9 points)
U.S. House IL-10, 2022Brad Schneider (Democratic), 62,967 votes (26.0 points)
U.S. House IL-10, 2020Brad Schneider (Democratic), 87,960 votes (27.8 points)
U.S. House IL-10, 2018Brad Schneider (Democratic), 74,416 votes (31.2 points)
U.S. House IL-10, 2016Brad Schneider (Democratic), 14,900 votes (5.2 points)
U.S. House IL-10, 2014Robert Dold (Republican), 4,856 votes (2.6 points)
U.S. House IL-10, 2012Brad Schneider (Democratic), 3,326 votes (1.3 points)
U.S. House IL-10, 2010Robert Dold (Republican), 4,651 votes (2.2 points)
U.S. House IL-10, 2008Mark Steven Kirk (Republican), 14,906 votes (5.1 points)
U.S. House IL-10, 2006Mark Steven Kirk (Republican), 13,651 votes (6.8 points)
U.S. House IL-10, 2004Mark Steven Kirk (Republican), 78,275 votes (28.3 points)
U.S. House IL-10, 2002Mark Steven Kirk (Republican), 70,311 votes (37.6 points)
U.S. House IL-10, 2000Mark Steven Kirk (Republican), 5,658 votes (2.4 points)
U.S. House IL-10, 1998John Edward Porter (Republican), Unopposed
U.S. House IL-10, 1996John Edward Porter (Republican), 80,482 votes (38.2 points)
U.S. House IL-10, 1994John Edward Porter (Republican), 76,693 votes (50.1 points)
U.S. House IL-10, 1992John Edward Porter (Republican), 69,830 votes (29.0 points)
U.S. House IL-10, 1990John Edward Porter (Republican), 56,784 votes (37.0 points)
U.S. House IL-10, 1988John Edward Porter (Republican), 98,332 votes (45.0 points)
U.S. House IL-10, 1986John E Porter (Republican), 58,540 votes (50.2 points)
U.S. House IL-10, 1984John E Porter (Republican), 95,521 votes (45.2 points)
U.S. House IL-10, 1982John Edward Porter (Republican), 27,635 votes (18.0 points)
U.S. House IL-10, 1980John Edward Porter (Republican), 48,699 votes (21.5 points)
U.S. House IL-10, 1978Abner J Mikva (Democratic), 650 votes (0.4 points)
U.S. House IL-10, 1976Abner J Mikva (Democratic), 201 votes (0.1 points)
U.S. House IL-10, 1974Abner J. Mikva (Democratic), 2,860 votes (1.7 points)
U.S. House IL-10, 1972Samuel H. Young (Republican), 7,459 votes (3.2 points)
U.S. House IL-10, 1970Harold R. Collier (Republican), 42,246 votes (24.5 points)
U.S. House IL-10, 1968Harold R. Collier (Republican), 74,632 votes (33.6 points)
U.S. House IL-10, 1966Harold R. Collier (Republican), 74,274 votes (38.9 points)
U.S. House IL-10, 1964Harold R. Collier (Republican), 61,470 votes (21.7 points)
U.S. House IL-10, 1962Harold R. Collier (Republican), 74,775 votes (33.3 points)
U.S. House IL-10, 1960Harold R. Collier (Republican), 31,457 votes (14.2 points)
U.S. House IL-10, 1958Harold R. Collier (Republican), 13,424 votes (8.7 points)
U.S. House IL-10, 1956Harold R. Collier (Republican), 59,597 votes (28.9 points)
U.S. House IL-10, 1954Richard W. Hoffman (Republican), 23,058 votes (14.5 points)
U.S. House IL-10, 1952Richard W. Hoffman (Republican), 64,093 votes (30.1 points)
U.S. House IL-10, 1950Richard W. Hoffman (Republican), 58,371 votes (33.0 points)
U.S. House IL-10, 1948Richard W. Hoffman (Republican), 30,498 votes (16.3 points)
U.S. House IL-10, 1946Ralph E. Church (Republican), 91,298 votes (29.4 points)
U.S. House IL-10, 1944Ralph E. Church (Republican), 40,304 votes (11.6 points)
U.S. House IL-10, 1942Ralph E. Church (Republican), 62,292 votes (26.1 points)
U.S. House IL-10, 1940George A. Paddock (Republican), 73,591 votes (22.6 points)
U.S. House IL-10, 1938Ralph E. Church (Republican), 39,451 votes (16.2 points)
U.S. House IL-10, 1936Ralph E. Church (Republican), 18,272 votes (5.9 points)
U.S. House IL-10, 1934Ralph E. Church (Republican), 5,168 votes (2.6 points)
U.S. House IL-10, 1932James Simpson, Jr. (Republican), 1,222 votes (0.5 points)
U.S. House IL-10, 1930Carl R. Chindblom (Republican), 2,317 votes (1.6 points)
U.S. House IL-10, 1928Carl R. Chindblom (Republican), 55,788 votes (25.2 points)
U.S. House IL-10, 1926Carl R. Chindblom (Republican), 33,014 votes (32.0 points)
U.S. House IL-10, 1924Carl R. Chindblom (Republican), 95,909 votes (60.7 points)
U.S. House IL-10, 1922Carl R. Chindblom (Republican), 26,789 votes (26.5 points)
U.S. House IL-10, 1920Carl R. Chindblom (Republican), 70,437 votes (51.7 points)

Primary and runoff results for Congress, 2004 to 2022

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Source: Federal Election Commission, Federal Elections (Excel workbook for each election)As of 2026-11-02Holds 2004 to 2022Partly loaded: Loaded so far: the 10 elections from 2004 to 2022, from the FEC's Excel workbooks. The FEC publishes 1982 to 2002 only as PDF, and has no 2024 congressional results workbook. Nothing is estimated in their place.

Congressional primaries, IL-10, 2022Democratic: Brad Schneider (52,624 votes); Republican: Joseph Severino (33,708 votes)
Congressional primaries, IL-10, 2020Democratic: Brad Schneider (79,126 votes); Republican: Valerie Ramirez Mukherjee (14,877 votes)
Congressional primaries, IL-10, 2018Democratic: Brad Schneider (58,195 votes); Republican: Douglas R. Bennett (11,026 votes)
Congressional primaries, IL-10, 2016Democratic: Brad Schneider (50,916 votes); Republican: Robert Dold (61,968 votes)
Congressional primaries, IL-10, 2014Democratic: Brad Schneider (11,945 votes); Republican: Robert Dold (32,124 votes)
Congressional primaries, IL-10, 2012Democratic: Brad Schneider (15,530 votes); Republican: Robert Dold (36,647 votes)
Congressional primaries, IL-10, 2010Democratic: Daniel J. Seals (25,490 votes); Republican: Robert Dold (19,691 votes)
Congressional primaries, IL-10, 2008Democratic: Daniel J. Seals (75,877 votes); Republican: Mark Steven Kirk (44,967 votes)
Congressional primaries, IL-10, 2006Democratic: Daniel J. Seals (23,462 votes); Republican: Mark Steven Kirk (36,115 votes)
Congressional primaries, IL-10, 2004Democratic: Lee Goodman (34,488 votes); Republican: Mark Steven Kirk (37,764 votes)

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Governors of every state and territory, with party and years in officeCovers States and territories, with no record for this place.
Supreme Court cases, 1790 to todayNot listed by place. Covers: United States (Supreme Court).
Amendments and ratification: the 27 amendments and six that failed, state by stateCovers Nation and the states, with no record for this place.
Congress by the numbers, 1789 to todayCovers United States (House and Senate), with no record for this place.
Federal agencies and departmentsNot listed by place. Covers: United States (federal government).
Federal budget, 1789 to 2025Not listed by place. Covers: United States (federal government).
Party control of the House, the Senate and the presidencyNot listed by place. Covers: United States: House, Senate and presidency.
Presidential elections: electoral votes and votes by stateCovers Nation and states (50 states and the District of Columbia), with no record for this place.
Presidential recordCovers United States (federal government), with no record for this place.
Presidents by the numbersCovers United States (federal government), with no record for this place.
Vacancies and special elections in CongressCovers Nation, states and House districts (50 states; territories and the District of Columbia are left out), with no record for this place.
Apportionment: House seats by state after every censusCovers Nation and states (50 states and the District of Columbia, which has no voting seat), with no record for this place.
National debt, 1790 to todayCovers United States, with no record for this place.
Population history: every state and county at every censusCovers Nation, regions and states (50 states and the District of Columbia); counties 1790 to 1990, with no record for this place.
The economy by year and by presidentCovers United States and states, with no record for this place.
Reported voting and registration, 1964 to 2024 (Census survey)Covers Nation by group; states and the District of Columbia (presidential 1972 to 2024, congressional 1974 to 2022), with no record for this place.
U.S. Senate election results, 1976 to 2024Covers States, with no record for this place.
Congressional Record index, 1994 to todayIssues GovInfo lists are still being added, newest first, so an older year may show fewer issues than the full record. Speakers GovInfo lists without an identifier, and the Record before volume 140 (1994), are not in the index.
Presidential results by county, 2000 to 2024Covers Counties (Alaska by election district; Connecticut by its eight historic counties), with no record for this place.
Turnout by county, 2004 to 2024Covers Nation, states, counties, with no record for this place.
Earmarks: House Community Project Funding and Senate Congressionally Directed SpendingCovers Nation, states, and members of Congress, with no record for this place.
Early and mail vote counts, 2026 general electionNot listed by place. Covers: States and the District of Columbia.

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