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Legislator Contact Information 2017.04.27 V3 Illinois Legislators Legis Legis District District Salutati First designati Legis Part office office District office Statehouse on Name Last Name Email on District y District office address 1 District office address 2 District office City State Zip phone office phone Rep. Carol Ammons [email protected] House District 103 D 407 E. University Ave. Suite A Champaign IL 61820 217/531-1660 217.558.1009 Rep. Steven Andersson [email protected] House District 65 R 127 S. 1st Street Suite 204 Geneva IL 60134 630/457-5460 217.782.5457 Rep. Jaime Andrade, Jr. [email protected] House District 40 D 3657 N. Kedzie Chicago IL 60618 773/267-2880 217.782.8117 Rep. Luis Arroyo [email protected] House District 3 D 5001 W. Fullerton Ave. Chicago IL 60639 773/637-2000 217.782.0480 Rep. Mark Batinick [email protected] House District 97 R 24047 W. Lockport St. Plainfield IL 60544 815/254-0000 217.782.1331 Rep. Daniel Beiser [email protected] House Distrct 111 D 528 Henry Street Alton IL 62002 618/465-5900 217.782.5996 Rep. Patrica Bellock [email protected] House Distrct 47 R 1 S. Cass Ave. Westmont Centre, Suite 205 Westmont IL 60559 630/852-8633 217.782.1448 Rep. Thomas Bennett [email protected] House District 106 R 311 N. Mill Street Suite 2 Pontiac IL 61764 815/844-9179 217.558.1039 Rep. Avery Bourne [email protected] House District 95 R 301 N. Monroe P.O. Box 38 Litchfield IL 62056 217/324-5200 217.782.8071 Rep. Dan Brady [email protected] House District 105 R 104 W. North Street Normal IL 61761 309/662-1100 217.782.1118 Rep. Peter Breen [email protected] House District 48 R 929 S. Main Street Suite 105A Lombard IL 60148 630/403-8135 217.782.8037 Rep. Terri Bryant [email protected] House District 115 R 2929 Broadway Suite 3 Mt. Vernon IL 62864 618/242-8115 217.782.0387 Rep. Daniel Burke [email protected] House District 1 D 2650 W. 51st Street Chicago IL 60632 773/471-2299 217.782.1117 Rep. Kelly Burke [email protected] House District 36 D 5144 W. 95th Street Oak Lawn IL 60453 708/425-0571 217.782.0515 Rep. Tim Butler [email protected] House District 87 R 1128-E Stratton Office Building Springfield IL 62706 217/782-0053 217-782.0053 Rep. John Cabello [email protected] House District 68 R 1941 Harlem Road Loves Park IL 61111 815/282-0083 217.782.0455 Rep. Kelly Cassidy [email protected] House District 14 D 5533 North Broadway Chicago IL 60640 773/784-2002 217.782.8088 Rep. John Cavaletto [email protected] House District 107 R 1370 W. Main Street, Suite A P.O. Box 1264 Salem IL 62881 618/548-9080 217.782.0066 Rep. Linda Chapa LaVia [email protected] House District 83 D 8 E. Galena Blvd. Suite 240 Aurora IL 60506 630/264-6855 217.558.1002 Rep. Deborah Conroy [email protected] House District 46 D 28 S. Villa Ave. Villa Park IL 60181 630/415-3520 217.782.8158 Rep. Melissa Conyears- Ervin [email protected] House District 10 D 115 N. Damen Ave. Chicago IL 60613 773/417-1020 217/782-8077 Rep. Jerry Costello II [email protected] House District 116 D 124 Locust Street Red Bud IL 62278 618/282-7284 217.782.1018 Rep. Fred Crespo [email protected] House District 44 D 1014 E. Schaumburg Road Streamwood IL 60107 630/372-3340 217.782.0347 Rep. John D'Amico [email protected] House District 15 D 4404 W. Lawrence Avenue Chicago IL 60630 773/736-0218 217.782.8198 Rep. C.D. Davidsmeyer [email protected] House District 100 R 325 W. State Street, Suite 102 P.O. Box 160 Jacksonville IL 62650 217/243-6221 217.782.1840 Rep. William Davis [email protected] House District 30 D 1912 W.174th Street East Hazel Crest IL 60429 708/799-7300 217.782.8197 Rep. Anthony DeLuca [email protected] House District 80 D 195 W. Joe Orr Road Suite 21 Chicago Heights IL 60411 708/754-7900 217.782.1719 Rep. Tom Demmer [email protected] House District 90 R 1221 Currency Court Suite B Rochelle IL 61068 815/561-3690 217.782.0535 Rep. Scott Drury [email protected] House District 58 D 425 Sheridan Road Highwood IL 60040 847/681-8580 217.782.0902 Rep. Jim Durkin [email protected] House District 82 R 16W281 83rd Street Suite C Burr Ridge IL 60527 630/325-2028 217.782.0494 Rep. Marcus Evans, Jr. [email protected] House District 33 D 8539 South Cottage Grove Ave. Chicago IL 60619 773/783-8492 217.782.8272 Rep. Sara Feigenholtz [email protected] House District 12 D 3223 N. Sheffield Avenue Suite A Chicago IL 60657 773/296-4141 217.782.8062 Rep. Laura Fine [email protected] House District 17 D 1812 Waukegan Road Suite A Glenview IL 60025 847/998-1717 217.782.4194 Rep. Mary Flowers [email protected] House District 31 D 2525 W. 79th Street Chicago IL 60652 773/471-5200 217.782.4207 Rep. Barbara Flynn Currie [email protected] House District 25 D 1303 E. 53rd Street Chicago IL 60615 773/667-0550 217.782.8121 Rep. La Shawn Ford [email protected] House District 8 D 4800 W. Chicago Ave. 2nd floor Chicago IL 60651 773/378-5902 217.782.5962 Page 1 Illinois Legislators Legis Legis District District Salutati First designati Legis Part office office District office Statehouse on Name Last Name Email on District y District office address 1 District office address 2 District office City State Zip phone office phone Rep. Mike Fortner [email protected] House District 49 R 135 Fremont Street West Chicago IL 60185 630/293-9344 217.782.1653 Rep. Randy Frese [email protected] House District 94 R 3701 E. Lake Centre Dr. Suite 3-400 Quincy IL 62305 217/223-0833 217.782.8096 Rep. Robyn Gabel [email protected] House District 18 D 820 Davis Street Suite 103 Evanston IL 60201 847/424-9898 217.782-8052 Rep. Jehan Gordon-Booth [email protected] House District 92 D 300 E. War Memorial Drive Suite 303 Peoria IL 61614 309/681-1992 217.782.3186 Rep. LaToya Greenwood [email protected] House District 114 D 4700 State Street Suite 2 East St. Louis IL 62205 618/646-9557 217/782-5951 Rep. Will Guzzardi [email protected] House District 39 D 2710 N. Sawyer Ave. Chicago IL 60647 773/227-9720 217.558.1032 Rep. Brad Halbrook [email protected] House District 102 R 203 N. Cedar Street Shelbyville IL 62565 217/782-8398 217/774-1306 Rep. Mike Halpin [email protected] House District 72 D 1504 3rd Ave., 2nd floor County Office Bldg. Rock Island IL 61201 309/558-3612 217/782-5970 Rep. Norine Hammond [email protected] House District 93 R 331 N. Lafayette Street P.O. Box 170 Macomb IL 61455 309/836-2707 217.782.0416 Rep. Sonya Harper [email protected] House District 6 D 4926 South Ashland Chicago IL 60609 773/925-6580 217.782.5971 Rep. Greg Harris [email protected] House District 13 D 1967 W. Montrose Chicago IL 60613 773/348-3434 217.782.3835 Rep. David Harris [email protected] House District 53 R 800 West Central Road Suite 132 Mount Prospect IL 60056 224/764-2440 217.782.3739 Rep. Chad Hays [email protected] House District 104 R 7 E. Fairfield Street Danville IL 61832 217/477-0104 217.782.4811 Rep. Elizabeth Hernandez [email protected] House District 24 D 2137 S. Lombard Suite 205 Cicero IL 60804 708/222-5240 217.782.8173 Rep. Jay Hoffman [email protected] House District 113 D 312 S. High St. Belleville IL 62220 618/416-7407 217.782.0104 Rep. Frances Hurley [email protected] House District 53 D 10400 S. Western Ave. Chicago IL 60643 773/445-8128 217.782.8200 Rep. Jeanne Ives [email protected] House District 42 R 218-N Stratton Office Building Springfield IL 62706 630/384-9719 217/558-1037 Rep. Sheri Jesiel [email protected] House District 61 R 959 N. Main Street Suite 1 Antioch IL 60002 847/395-8000 217/782-8151 Rep. Thaddeus Jones [email protected] House District 29 D 15525 South Park Avenue Suite 104 South Holland IL 60406 708/933-6018 217.782.8087 Rep. Stephanie Kifowit [email protected] House District 84 D 1677 Montgomery Road Suite 116 Aurora IL 60504 630/585-1308 217.782.8028 Rep. Lou Lang [email protected] House District 16 D 4121 Main Street Skokie IL 60076 847/673-1131 217.782.1252 Rep. Camille Lilly [email protected] House District 78 D 6937 W. North Avenue Oak Park IL 60302 773/473-7300 217.782.6400 Rep. Jerry Lee Long [email protected] House District 76 R 201 Danny's Drive Suite 2 Streator IL 61364 815/510-9689 217/782-0140 Rep. Michael Madigan [email protected] House District 22 D 6500 South Pulaski Road Chicago IL 60629 773/581-8000 217.782.5350 Rep. Theresa Mah [email protected] House District 22 D 3520 S. Archer Suite 1-C Chicago IL 60609 872/281-5775 217/782-2855 Rep. Natalie Manley [email protected] House District 98 D 2701 Black Road Suite 298 Joliet IL 60435 815/725-2741 217.782.3316 Rep.
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