2002 Presidential General Election Data Graphs - Illinois
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Adams35.9%
 
62.2%
 
Other1.9%
 


Alexander63.5%
 
34.9%
 
Other1.5%
 


Bond48.4%
 
49.8%
 
Other1.9%
 


Boone41.2%
 
54.1%
 
Other4.7%
 


Brown42.3%
 
56.0%
 
Other1.7%
 


Bureau43.4%
 
52.2%
 
Other4.4%
 


Calhoun55.7%
 
42.5%
 
Other1.8%
 


Carroll43.6%
 
52.1%
 
Other4.3%
 


Cass49.3%
 
48.3%
 
Other2.4%
 


Champaign44.4%
 
52.3%
 
Other3.3%
 


Christian51.3%
 
46.4%
 
Other2.3%
 


Clark41.2%
 
56.5%
 
Other2.3%
 


Clay38.7%
 
58.4%
 
Other2.9%
 


Clinton50.1%
 
47.8%
 
Other2.2%
 


Coles42.8%
 
54.6%
 
Other2.6%
 


Cook65.9%
 
31.8%
 
Other2.3%
 


Crawford46.7%
 
51.1%
 
Other2.2%
 


Cumberland37.9%
 
58.4%
 
Other3.7%
 


DeKalb41.9%
 
53.6%
 
Other4.5%
 


De Witt43.7%
 
53.7%
 
Other2.6%
 


Douglas38.8%
 
58.5%
 
Other2.8%
 


DuPage33.9%
 
63.3%
 
Other2.9%
 


Edgar41.7%
 
55.3%
 
Other3.0%
 


Edwards27.9%
 
70.5%
 
Other1.6%
 


Effingham31.3%
 
64.4%
 
Other4.3%
 


Fayette46.3%
 
50.6%
 
Other3.1%
 


Ford33.7%
 
63.4%
 
Other2.8%
 


Franklin58.3%
 
40.0%
 
Other1.7%
 


Fulton55.0%
 
41.7%
 
Other3.3%
 


Gallatin61.6%
 
36.1%
 
Other2.3%
 


Greene49.7%
 
47.4%
 
Other2.9%
 


Grundy41.7%
 
54.9%
 
Other3.5%
 


Hamilton51.3%
 
47.0%
 
Other1.7%
 


Hancock37.2%
 
59.8%
 
Other3.0%
 


Hardin53.6%
 
44.6%
 
Other1.8%
 


Henderson47.1%
 
49.6%
 
Other3.3%
 


Henry43.0%
 
54.5%
 
Other2.5%
 


Iroquois33.1%
 
63.4%
 
Other3.5%
 


Jackson50.6%
 
46.0%
 
Other3.4%
 


Jasper38.6%
 
55.7%
 
Other5.6%
 


Jefferson49.5%
 
48.4%
 
Other2.1%
 


Jersey50.8%
 
46.5%
 
Other2.8%
 


Jo Daviess38.7%
 
57.7%
 
Other3.6%
 


Johnson41.7%
 
56.6%
 
Other1.7%
 


Kane38.6%
 
57.6%
 
Other3.9%
 


Kankakee46.1%
 
51.1%
 
Other2.7%
 


Kendall34.6%
 
61.6%
 
Other3.7%
 


Knox43.4%
 
54.2%
 
Other2.4%
 


Lake43.8%
 
52.8%
 
Other3.3%
 


LaSalle50.2%
 
45.2%
 
Other4.6%
 


Lawrence49.7%
 
48.1%
 
Other2.2%
 


Lee43.5%
 
53.0%
 
Other3.6%
 


Livingston36.4%
 
61.1%
 
Other2.5%
 


Logan40.3%
 
57.6%
 
Other2.1%
 


McDonough38.9%
 
57.8%
 
Other3.3%
 


McHenry35.0%
 
59.3%
 
Other5.7%
 


McLean39.4%
 
57.9%
 
Other2.7%
 


Macon49.4%
 
48.8%
 
Other1.7%
 


Macoupin55.5%
 
41.9%
 
Other2.6%
 


Madison56.0%
 
42.1%
 
Other2.0%
 


Marion54.5%
 
42.8%
 
Other2.7%
 


Marshall40.9%
 
55.7%
 
Other3.4%
 


Mason50.1%
 
47.2%
 
Other2.7%
 


Massac53.7%
 
45.2%
 
Other1.1%
 


Menard37.3%
 
60.7%
 
Other2.0%
 


Mercer45.8%
 
51.2%
 
Other2.9%
 


Monroe46.5%
 
51.5%
 
Other1.9%
 


Montgomery55.0%
 
42.9%
 
Other2.2%
 


Morgan45.2%
 
52.0%
 
Other2.8%
 


Moultrie44.4%
 
53.0%
 
Other2.7%
 


Ogle37.4%
 
57.7%
 
Other4.9%
 


Peoria44.2%
 
53.3%
 
Other2.5%
 


Perry53.8%
 
43.4%
 
Other2.8%
 


Piatt41.0%
 
56.5%
 
Other2.5%
 


Pike42.9%
 
54.5%
 
Other2.6%
 


Pope49.2%
 
49.1%
 
Other1.7%
 


Pulaski53.8%
 
44.5%
 
Other1.7%
 


Putnam51.4%
 
43.9%
 
Other4.7%
 


Randolph59.4%
 
39.1%
 
Other1.5%
 


Richland43.6%
 
54.3%
 
Other2.2%
 


Rock Island54.3%
 
43.1%
 
Other2.6%
 


St. Clair57.3%
 
41.0%
 
Other1.7%
 


Saline51.4%
 
46.9%
 
Other1.7%
 


Sangamon43.1%
 
54.9%
 
Other1.9%
 


Schuyler40.5%
 
56.6%
 
Other2.8%
 


Scott43.2%
 
53.7%
 
Other3.1%
 


Shelby39.9%
 
57.1%
 
Other3.0%
 


Stark36.8%
 
60.1%
 
Other3.2%
 


Stephenson38.3%
 
57.5%
 
Other4.3%
 


Tazewell39.6%
 
57.5%
 
Other2.9%
 


Union49.2%
 
48.2%
 
Other2.6%
 


Vermilion48.2%
 
49.1%
 
Other2.7%
 


Wabash33.4%
 
65.1%
 
Other1.5%
 


Warren38.3%
 
59.1%
 
Other2.6%
 


Washington44.9%
 
53.1%
 
Other2.0%
 


Wayne30.8%
 
66.8%
 
Other2.4%
 


White44.7%
 
53.1%
 
Other2.2%
 


Whiteside49.1%
 
47.9%
 
Other2.9%
 


Will43.9%
 
53.0%
 
Other3.1%
 


Williamson45.4%
 
52.1%
 
Other2.4%
 


Winnebago48.0%
 
47.6%
 
Other4.4%
 


Woodford31.2%
 
66.0%
 
Other2.8%
 



National DataGraph for 2002 - Illinois Results for 2002

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