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2014 Election Winners & Endorsements 2014 Election Winners & Endorsements Alliance Endorsements *Incumbents ILLINOIS SENATE 48 Andy Manar* D Staunton District Candidate Name Party 51 Chapin Rose* R Champaign 6 John Cullerton* D Chicago 54 Kyle McCarter* R Vandalia 9 Daniel Biss* D Skokie 57 James Clayborne* D E.St.Louis 12 Steven Landek* D Burbank 15 Alliance Senate Endorsements 15 Napoleon Harris* D 93% Success Rate Harvey ILLINOIS HOUSE 18 Bill Cunningham* D Chicago District Candidate Name Party 21 Michael Connelly* R 1 Daniel Burke * D Wheaton Chicago 24 Chris Nybo R 2 Edward Acevedo* D Westmont Chicago 27 Matt Murphy* R 3 Luis Arroyo* D Palatine Chicago 30 Terry Link* D 4 Cynthia Soto* D Gurnee Chicago 33 Karen McConnaughay* R 5 Kenneth Dunkin* D S.Elgin Chicago 36 Neil Anderson R 6 Esther Golar* D Moline Alliance Endorsed Jacobs* Chicago 39 Don Harmon* D 7 Emanuel “Chris” Welch* D Oak Park Maywood 42 Linda Holmes* D 8 LaShawn Ford* D Aurora Chicago 45 Tim Bivins* R 9 Arthur Turner* D Dixon Chicago 10 Pamela Reaves-Harris D 30 Will Davis* D Chicago E.Hazel Crest 31 11 Ann Williams* D Mary Flowers* D Chicago Chicago 32 12 Sara Feigenholtz* D Andre Thapedi* D Chicago Chicago 33 13 Gregory Harris* D Marcus Evans, Jr.* D Chicago Chicago 34 14 Kelly Cassidy* D Elgie Sims* D Chicago Chicago 35 15 John D’Amico* D Frances Hurley* D Chicago Chicago 36 16 Lou Lang* D Kelly Burke* D Skokie Oak Lawn 37 17 Laura Fine* D Margo McDermed R Glenwood New Lenox 38 18 Robyn Gabel* D Al Riley* D Winnetka Hazel Crest 39 19 Robert Martwick* D Will Guzzardi D Chicago Chicago 40 20 Michael McAuliffe* R Jaime Andrade, Jr.* D Chicago Irving Park 41 21 Silvana Tabares* D Grant Wehrli R Chicago Naperville 42 22 Michael Madigan* D Jeanne Ives* R Chicago Winfield 43 23 Michael Zalewski* D Anna Moeller* D Riverside Elgin 44 24 Lisa Hernandez* D Fred Crespo* D Cicero Streamwood 45 Christine Jennifer Winger 25 Barbara Flynn Currie* D R Chicago Bloomingdale Alliance Endorsed Burke 46 26 Christian Mitchell* D Deborah Conroy* D Chicago Villa Park 47 27 Monique Davis* D Patti Bellock* R Chicago Elmhurst 48 28 Bob Rita* D Peter Breen R Blue Island Lombard 49 29 Thaddeus Jones* D Michael Fortner* R S.Holland Batavia 50 Keith Wheeler R 71 Mike Smiddy* D Aurora E.Moline 51 Ed Sullivan, Jr.* R 72 Patrick Verschoore* D Libertyville Milan 52 David McSweeney* R 73 David Leitch* R Barrington Hills Peoria 53 David Harris* R 74 Donald Moffitt* R Mt. Prospect Galesburg 54 Tom Morrison* R 75 Palatine John Anthony* R Morris 55 Martin Moylan* D 76 Frank Mautino* D Des Plaines LaSalle 56 Michelle Mussman* D 77 Schaumburg Kathleen Willis* D Bensenville 57 Elaine Nekritz* D 78 Camille Lilly* D Northbrook Elmwood Park 58 Scott Drury* D Kate Cloonen* D Lake Bluff 79 Kankakee Glenn Nixon R 59 Carol Sente* D Lincolnshire 80 Anthony DeLuca* D ChicagoHeights 60 Rita Mayfield* D Waukegan 81 Ron Sandack* R Downers Grove 61 Sheri Jesiel* R Zion 82 Jim Durkin* R Lemont 62 Sam Yingling* D Grayslake 83 Linda Chapa-LaVia* D Aurora 63 Jack Franks* D Woodstock 84 Stephanie Kifowit* D Frontenac 64 Barbara Wheeler* R FoxLake 85 Emily McAsey* D Romeoville 65 Steven Andersson R Geneva 86 Larry Walsh, Jr.* D Joliet 66 Michael Tryon* R Crystal Lake 87 Rich Brauer* R Lincoln 67 Litesa Wallace* D Rockford 88 Keith Sommer* R Morton 68 John Cabello* R Loves Park 89 Brian Stewart* R Freeport 69 Joe Sosnowski* R Belvidere 90 Tom Demmer* R Dixon 70 Bob Pritchard* R Sycamore 91 Michael Unes* R 106 Thomas Bennett R Canton Pontiac 92 Jehan Gordon-Booth* D 107 John Cavaletto* R W Peoria Vandalia 93 Norine Hammond* R 108 Charles Meier* R Macomb Edwardsville 94 Randy Frese R 109 David Reis* R Quincy Newton 95 Wayne Rosenthal* R 110 Reginald “Reggie” Phillips R Litchfield Charleston 96 Sue Scherer* D 111 Daniel Beiser* D Decatur Alton 97 Mark Batinick R 112 Dwight Kay* R Plainfield Alliance Endorsed Dunn Collinsville 113 98 Natalie Manley* D Jay Hoffman* D Joliet Granite City 114 99 Raymond Poe* R Eddie Lee Jackson* D Springfield East St.Louis 115 Terri Bryant 100 C.D. Davidsmeyer* R R Jacksonville Carbondale Alliance Endorsed Kilquist 101 Bill Mitchell* R 116 Jerry Costello II* D Clinton Staunton 102 Adam Brown* R 117 John Bradley* D Tuscola Marion 103 Carol Ammons D 118 Brandon Phelps* D Urbana Harrisburg 104 Chad Hays* R 55 Alliance House Endorsements Danville 95% Success Rate 105 Dan Brady* R Normal .
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