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Illinois Democratic Primary Election Results

Winner

Joseph R. Biden Jr. wins the Illinois Democratic primary.

Race called by The Associated Press.

Latest results from June 14
Vote totals certified

Democratic Primary race called

Democratic Primary
Candidate Votes Percent Chart showing percent Delegates
Joseph R. Biden Jr.J. BidenBidenincumbent
739,646 91.5% 147
Marianne WilliamsonM. WilliamsonWilliamson
28,777 3.6 No delegates
Dean PhillipsD. PhillipsPhillips
25,615 3.2 No delegates
Frankie LozadaF. LozadaLozada
14,513 1.8 No delegates
Total reported
808,551

*Incumbent

100% of delegates allocated (147 of 147)

Results by county

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Results by county
County Biden Williamson Phillips Total votes Percent of votes in
Cook 91% 4% 4% 491,340 100%
DuPage 92 4 3 67,582 100%
Will 92 4 3 33,157 100%
Lake 95 2 2 32,245 100%
Kane 94 3 2 22,424 100%
McHenry 94 3 2 14,957 100%
St. Clair 93 3 3 13,037 100%
Winnebago 94 3 2 10,464 100%
Champaign 92 4 2 9,970 100%
Madison 92 4 3 8,905 100%
Peoria 95 3 2 7,569 100%
Sangamon 94 3 2 7,504 100%
Rock Island 94 2 3 6,503 100%
McLean 93 4 2 6,408 100%
LaSalle 92 4 3 5,193 100%
Kendall 93 4 2 4,845 100%
DeKalb 92 4 3 4,662 100%
Kankakee 91 4 3 3,560 100%
Tazewell 93 4 2 3,542 100%
Macon 94 3 2 3,165 100%
Jackson 91 5 2 2,137 100%
Williamson 92 3 4 1,857 100%
Whiteside 93 4 2 1,850 100%
Grundy 91 5 3 1,736 100%
Knox 93 3 3 1,720 100%
Stephenson 95 3 2 1,545 100%
Ogle 94 3 2 1,515 100%
Macoupin 90 5 4 1,504 100%
Henry 94 2 3 1,412 100%
JoDaviess 95 3 2 1,404 100%
Vermilion 93 3 2 1,388 100%
Boone 94 3 2 1,326 100%
Fulton 91 4 4 1,292 100%
Coles 93 4 3 1,138 100%
Bureau 93 4 2 1,120 100%
Woodford 93 3 3 1,102 100%
Franklin 89 5 4 1,101 100%
Adams 89 4 5 1,079 100%
Lee 92 4 2 997 100%
Montgomery 88 6 5 836 100%
Jefferson 89 4 6 834 100%
McDonough 93 4 2 807 100%
Christian 90 5 3 774 100%
Marion 90 4 5 769 100%
Monroe 93 3 3 739 100%
Randolph 86 6 6 736 100%
Mercer 94 2 3 674 100%
Clinton 92 3 5 641 100%
Morgan 92 3 4 620 100%
Livingston 92 4 3 585 100%
Effingham 90 4 4 578 100%
Union 89 5 3 565 100%
Saline 90 4 3 549 100%
Shelby 86 4 7 526 100%
Crawford 90 4 4 520 100%
Jersey 89 3 5 517 100%
Piatt 93 4 2 517 100%
Perry 92 3 3 493 100%
Logan 93 3 2 465 100%
Warren 94 3 2 465 100%
Hancock 91 4 4 433 100%
Carroll 93 3 2 430 100%
Iroquois 89 5 4 426 100%
Mason 90 4 5 408 100%
Bond 90 4 4 394 100%
Clark 88 5 5 380 100%
DeWitt 93 3 4 365 100%
Douglas 91 4 4 362 100%
Richland 89 5 6 361 100%
White 86 3 9 336 100%
Fayette 88 5 4 324 100%
Massac 90 4 5 319 100%
Moultrie 90 4 3 309 100%
Greene 82 8 9 306 100%
Cass 85 5 6 302 100%
Lawrence 88 5 5 294 100%
Marshall 92 3 3 289 100%
Ford 88 7 3 285 100%
Pike 80 8 8 273 100%
Cumberland 87 4 6 270 100%
Edgar 90 3 6 270 100%
Wabash 92 4 3 270 100%
Putnam 92 3 3 268 100%
Alexander 88 4 4 264 100%
Hamilton 85 5 8 264 100%
Washington 84 6 6 257 100%
Clay 86 6 6 236 100%
Gallatin 87 2 6 235 100%
Johnson 90 6 3 225 100%
Jasper 85 4 8 222 100%
Menard 94 5 <1 221 100%
Henderson 89 5 5 209 100%
Pulaski 88 4 5 207 100%
Wayne 84 9 4 190 100%
Schuyler 89 5 3 181 100%
Calhoun 83 8 6 127 100%
Pope 93 3 4 108 100%
Hardin 88 10 1 104 100%
Edwards 98 1 0 103 100%
Scott 87 5 4 91 100%
Stark 87 12 0 90 100%
Brown 81 5 6 78 100%

What to expect

Polls close at 8 p.m. Eastern time. In the 2022 primaries, first votes were reported 5 minutes later, and 90 percent of votes were reported by 3:12 a.m. Eastern time. No excuse is required to vote by mail, and ballots must be postmarked by Election Day and arrive at least two weeks after.

Illinois is holding presidential primaries on Tuesday as well as its state primary, which will include races for state and congressional offices. Voters do not register by party, but they may participate in only one party’s primary election.

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