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Summary Report (2 Column) Cook County General Election November 6, 2018 Summary Report Registration Turnout U.S. Representative, 2nd District Total Registration and Turnout 1,587,447 883,457 ( 257 of 257 precincts counted ) DEM - Robin Kelly 109,719 88.97% Governor & Lieutenant Governor, Illinois REP - David Merkle 13,607 11.03% Total 123,326 ( 1599 of 1599 precincts counted ) DEM - Pritzker & Stratton 539,382 61.99% U.S. Representative, 3rd District REP - Rauner & Sanguinetti 291,168 33.46% ( 252 of 252 precincts counted ) LIB - Jackson & Mohip 16,857 1.94% DEM - Daniel William Lipinski 87,268 69.76% CSV - McCann & Merreighn 20,311 2.33% REP - Arthur J. Jones 34,995 27.97% Write-In 2,387 0.27% Write-In 2,832 2.26% Total 870,105 Total 125,095 Attorney General, State of Illinois U.S. Representative, 4th District ( 1599 of 1599 precincts counted ) ( 97 of 97 precincts counted ) DEM - Kwame Raoul 546,812 63.03% DEM - Jesus ''Chuy'' Garcia 33,904 76.39% REP - Erika Harold 301,276 34.73% REP - Mark Wayne Lorch 10,478 23.61% LIB - Bubba Harsy 19,404 2.24% Total 44,382 Total 867,492 U.S. Representative, 5th District Secretary of State, State of Illinois ( 79 of 79 precincts counted ) ( 1599 of 1599 precincts counted ) DEM - Mike Quigley 22,381 64.44% DEM - Jesse White 660,175 75.86% REP - Tom Hanson 12,305 35.43% REP - Jason Helland 188,982 21.72% Write-In 48 0.14% LIB - Steve Dutner 21,076 2.42% Total 34,734 Total 870,233 U.S. Representative, 6th District Comptroller, State of Illinois ( 67 of 67 precincts counted ) ( 1599 of 1599 precincts counted ) DEM - Sean Casten 21,705 53.84% DEM - Susana A. Mendoza 594,160 68.56% REP - Peter J. Roskam 18,608 46.16% REP - Darlene Senger 248,368 28.66% Total 40,313 LIB - Claire Ball 23,557 2.72% Write-In 514 0.06% U.S. Representative, 7th District Total 866,599 ( 118 of 118 precincts counted ) DEM - Danny K. Davis 57,068 86.54% Treasurer, State of Illinois REP - Craig Cameron 8,877 13.46% ( 1599 of 1599 precincts counted ) Total 65,945 DEM - Michael W. Frerichs 561,332 65.41% REP - Jim Dodge 269,039 31.35% U.S. Representative, 8th District LIB - Michael Leheney 27,766 3.24% ( 191 of 191 precincts counted ) Total 858,137 DEM - Raja Krishnamoorthi 68,334 67.39% REP - Jitendra Diganvker 33,061 32.61% U.S. Representative, 1st District Total 101,395 ( 158 of 158 precincts counted ) DEM - Bobby L. Rush 41,811 57.02% U.S. Representative, 9th District REP - Jimmy Lee Tillman, II 24,353 33.21% ( 314 of 314 precincts counted ) IND - Thomas Rudbeck 7,159 9.76% DEM - Janice D. Schakowsky 131,739 67.92% Total 73,323 REP - John D. Elleson 62,236 32.08% Total 193,975 Data Refreshed: 11/27/2018 10:08 AM Printed: Tuesday, November 27, 2018 10:09 AM Page 1 of 16 Cook County General Election November 6, 2018 Summary Report U.S. Representative, 10th District State Senator, 17th 4-yr ( 102 of 102 precincts counted ) ( 53 of 53 precincts counted ) DEM - Brad Schneider 37,492 66.65% DEM - Elgie R. Sims, Jr. 22,184 98.89% REP - Douglas R. Bennett 18,760 33.35% Write-In 249 1.11% Total 56,252 Total 22,433 U.S. Representative, 11th District State Senator, 18th 4-yr ( 4 of 4 precincts counted ) ( 118 of 118 precincts counted ) DEM - Bill Foster 924 45.25% DEM - Bill Cunningham 41,228 100.00% REP - Nick Stella 1,118 54.75% Total 41,228 Total 2,042 State Senator, 23rd 4-yr State Senator, 2nd 4-yr ( 5 of 5 precincts counted ) ( 2 of 2 precincts counted ) DEM - Thomas Cullerton 1,482 51.39% DEM - Omar Aquino 308 100.00% REP - Seth Lewis 1,402 48.61% Total 308 Total 2,884 State Senator, 8th 4-yr State Senator, 24th 4-yr ( 71 of 71 precincts counted ) ( 6 of 6 precincts counted ) DEM - Ram Villivalam 25,058 100.00% DEM - Suzanne ''Suzy'' Glowiak 1,823 51.47% Total 25,058 REP - Chris Nybo 1,719 48.53% Total 3,542 State Senator, 9th 4-yr ( 154 of 154 precincts counted ) State Senator, 26th 4-yr DEM - Laura Fine 73,710 71.84% ( 12 of 12 precincts counted ) REP - Joan McCarthy Lasonde 28,889 28.16% DEM - Tom Georges 3,047 41.57% Total 102,599 REP - Dan McConchie 4,282 58.43% Total 7,329 State Senator, 11th 4-yr ( 29 of 29 precincts counted ) State Senator, 27th 4-yr DEM - Martin A. Sandoval 8,266 100.00% ( 149 of 149 precincts counted ) Total 8,266 DEM - Ann Gillespie 46,981 52.00% REP - Tom Rooney 43,375 48.00% State Senator, 12th 4-yr Total 90,356 ( 98 of 98 precincts counted ) DEM - Steven Landek 35,130 100.00% State Senator, 29th 4-yr Total 35,130 ( 68 of 68 precincts counted ) DEM - Julie A. Morrison 22,822 63.26% State Senator, 14th 4-yr REP - Barrett Davie 13,252 36.74% ( 89 of 89 precincts counted ) Total 36,074 DEM - Emil Jones, III 27,423 100.00% Total 27,423 State Senator, 30th 4-yr ( 7 of 7 precincts counted ) State Senator, 15th 4-yr DEM - Terry Link 2,432 65.13% ( 138 of 138 precincts counted ) REP - Soojae Lee 1,302 34.87% DEM - Napoleon B. Harris, III 50,340 100.00% Total 3,734 Total 50,340 State Senator, 39th 4-yr ( 84 of 84 precincts counted ) DEM - Don Harmon 36,878 100.00% Total 36,878 Data Refreshed: 11/27/2018 10:08 AM Printed: Tuesday, November 27, 2018 10:09 AM Page 2 of 16 Cook County General Election November 6, 2018 Summary Report State Senator, 41st 4-yr State Representative, 18th District ( 35 of 35 precincts counted ) ( 80 of 80 precincts counted ) DEM - Bridget M. Fitzgerald 9,204 44.68% DEM - Robyn Gabel 37,966 72.09% REP - John Curran 11,397 55.32% REP - Julie Cho 14,697 27.91% Total 20,601 Total 52,663 State Representative, 1st District State Representative, 19th District ( 1 of 1 precincts counted ) ( 8 of 8 precincts counted ) DEM - Aaron M. Ortiz 446 100.00% DEM - Robert Martwick 2,199 55.60% Total 446 REP - Ammie Kessem 1,756 44.40% Total 3,955 State Representative, 3rd District ( 2 of 2 precincts counted ) State Representative, 20th District DEM - Luis Arroyo 310 100.00% ( 43 of 43 precincts counted ) Total 310 REP - Michael P. McAuliffe 13,295 100.00% Total 13,295 State Representative, 7th District ( 85 of 85 precincts counted ) State Representative, 21st District DEM - Emanuel ''Chris'' Welch 35,678 100.00% ( 26 of 26 precincts counted ) Total 35,678 DEM - Celina Villanueva 7,126 100.00% Total 7,126 State Representative, 8th District ( 35 of 35 precincts counted ) State Representative, 22nd District DEM - La Shawn K. Ford 15,613 100.00% ( 3 of 3 precincts counted ) Total 15,613 DEM - Michael J. Madigan 714 100.00% Total 714 State Representative, 14th District ( 2 of 2 precincts counted ) State Representative, 23rd District DEM - Kelly M. Cassidy 1,188 100.00% ( 58 of 58 precincts counted ) Total 1,188 DEM - Michael J. Zalewski 19,160 100.00% Total 19,160 State Representative, 15th District ( 42 of 42 precincts counted ) State Representative, 24th District DEM - John C. D'Amico 9,828 57.68% ( 44 of 44 precincts counted ) REP - Amanda Biela 7,211 42.32% DEM - Elizabeth Hernandez 16,045 100.00% Total 17,039 Total 16,045 State Representative, 16th District State Representative, 27th District ( 32 of 32 precincts counted ) ( 37 of 37 precincts counted ) DEM - Lou Lang 13,340 100.00% DEM - Justin Q. Slaughter 10,988 100.00% Total 13,340 Total 10,988 State Representative, 17th District State Representative, 28th District ( 78 of 78 precincts counted ) ( 56 of 56 precincts counted ) DEM - Jennifer Gong-Gershowitz 34,328 69.20% DEM - Robert ''Bob'' Rita 16,384 100.00% REP - Peter Lee 15,281 30.80% Total 16,384 Total 49,609 State Representative, 29th District ( 60 of 60 precincts counted ) DEM - Thaddeus Jones 24,075 100.00% Total 24,075 Data Refreshed: 11/27/2018 10:08 AM Printed: Tuesday, November 27, 2018 10:09 AM Page 3 of 16 Cook County General Election November 6, 2018 Summary Report State Representative, 30th District State Representative, 44th District ( 79 of 79 precincts counted ) ( 55 of 55 precincts counted ) DEM - William ''Will'' Davis 25,787 100.00% DEM - Fred Crespo 18,028 65.59% Total 25,787 REP - Katy Dolan Baumer 9,459 34.41% Total 27,487 State Representative, 31st District ( 39 of 39 precincts counted ) State Representative, 45th District DEM - Mary E. Flowers 10,507 100.00% ( 5 of 5 precincts counted ) Total 10,507 DEM - Diane Pappas 1,545 53.83% REP - Christine Winger 1,325 46.17% State Representative, 32nd District Total 2,870 ( 20 of 20 precincts counted ) DEM - André Thapedi 5,778 100.00% State Representative, 47th District Total 5,778 ( 6 of 6 precincts counted ) DEM - James M. ''Jim'' Caffrey 1,684 48.17% State Representative, 33rd District REP - Deanne Marie Mazzochi 1,812 51.83% ( 35 of 35 precincts counted ) Total 3,496 DEM - Marcus C. Evans, Jr. 13,076 100.00% Total 13,076 State Representative, 49th District ( 3 of 3 precincts counted ) State Representative, 34th District DEM - Karina Villa 1,345 58.40% ( 23 of 23 precincts counted ) REP - Tonia Jane Khouri 958 41.60% DEM - Nicholas ''Nick'' Smith 8,613 100.00% Total 2,303 Total 8,613 State Representative, 51st District State Representative, 35th District ( 1 of 1 precincts counted ) ( 50 of 50 precincts counted ) DEM - Mary Edly-Allen 170 58.82% DEM - Frances Ann Hurley 13,247 57.30% REP - Helene Miller Walsh 119 41.18% REP - Herbert Hebein 9,872 42.70% Total 289 Total 23,119 State Representative, 52nd District State Representative, 36th District ( 12 of 12 precincts counted ) ( 72 of 72 precincts counted ) REP - David McSweeney 5,259 100.00% DEM - Kelly M.
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