2010 Illinois House of Representatives election
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Results by gains and holds Results by winning party vote share Results: Democratic gain Republican gain Democratic hold Republican hold Vote Share: 50–60% 60–70% 70–80% 80–90% >90% 50–60% 60–70% 70–80% 80–90% >90% | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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The 2010 Elections for the Illinois House of Representatives was conducted on Tuesday, November 2, 2010. The 2010 primary election was conducted on Tuesday, February 2, 2010. State Representatives are elected for two-year terms, with the entire House of Representatives up for a vote every two years.
Overview
Illinois State House Elections, 2010 | |||||||
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Party | Votes | Percentage | Seats before | Seats after | +/– | ||
Democratic | 1,739,241 | 50.62% | 70 | 64 | -6 | ||
Republican | 1,649,274 | 48.01% | 48 | 54 | +6 | ||
Green | 31,974 | 0.93% | 0 | 0 | 0 | ||
Independent | 15,057 | 0.44% | 0 | 0 | 0 | ||
Totals | 3,435,546 | 100.00% | 118 | 118 | — |
General election
The 2010 general election resulted in a net gain of 5 seats for the Republican Party.[1]
District | Party | Incumbent | Status | Party | Candidate | Votes | % | ||
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1 | Democratic | Susana Mendoza | Won reelection | Democratic | Y Susana Mendoza | 7,210 | 100% | ||
2 | Democratic | Edward Acevedo | Won reelection | Democratic | Y Edward Acevedo | 100% | |||
3 | Democratic | Luis Arroyo | Won reelection | Democratic | Y Luis Arroyo | 100% | |||
4 | Democratic | Cynthia Soto | Won reelection | Democratic | Y Cynthia Soto | 100% | |||
5 | Democratic | Kenneth Dunkin | Won reelection | Democratic | Y Kenneth Dunkin | 100% | |||
6 | Democratic | Esther Golar | Won reelection | Democratic | Y Esther Golar | 100% | |||
7 | Democratic | Karen Yarbrough | Won reelection | Democratic | Y Karen Yarbrough | 100% | |||
8 | Democratic | LaShawn Ford | Won reelection | Democratic | Y LaShawn Ford | 100% | |||
9 | Democratic | Arthur Turner | Incumbent retired. Democratic hold. | Democratic | Y Arthur Turner | 100% | |||
10 | Democratic | Annazette Collins | Won reelection | Democratic | Y Annazette Collins | 100% | |||
11 | Democratic | John Fritchey | Incumbent retired. New member elected. Democratic hold. | Democratic | Y Ann M. Williams | ||||
Republican | Scott Tucker | ||||||||
12 | Democratic | Sara Feigenholtz | Won reelection | Democratic | Y Sara Feigenholtz | ||||
Republican | Dave Lenkowski | ||||||||
13 | Democratic | Greg Harris | Won reelection | Democratic | Y Greg Harris | 100% | |||
14 | Democratic | Harry Osterman | Won reelection | Democratic | Y Harry Osterman | 100% | |||
15 | Democratic | John D'Amico | Won reelection | Democratic | Y John D'Amico | 100% | |||
16 | Democratic | Lou Lang | Won reelection | Democratic | Y Lou Lang | 100% | |||
17 | Republican | Elizabeth Coulson | Retired. Democratic pickup. | Republican | Hamilton Chang | ||||
Democratic | Y Daniel Biss | ||||||||
18 | Democratic | Julie Hamos | retired | Democratic | Y Robyn Gabel | 100% | |||
19 | Democratic | Joseph M. Lyons | Won reelection | Democratic | Y Joseph M. Lyons | ||||
Republican | David J. Anderson | ||||||||
20 | Republican | Michael P. McAuliffe | Won reelection | Republican | Y Michael P. McAuliffe | 100% | |||
21 | Democratic | Michael J. Zalewski | Won reelection | Democratic | Y Michael J. Zalewski | 100% | |||
22 | Democratic | Mike Madigan | Won reelection | Democratic | Y Mike Madigan | ||||
Republican | Patrick John Ryan | ||||||||
23 | Democratic | Daniel J. Burke | Won reelection | Democratic | Y Daniel J. Burke | 100% | |||
24 | Democratic | Elizabeth Hernandez | Won reelection | Democratic | Y Elizabeth Hernandez | 100% | |||
25 | Democratic | Barbara Flynn Currie | Won reelection | Democratic | Y Barbara Flynn Currie | 100% | |||
26 | Democratic | William D. Burns | Won reelection | Democratic | Y William D. Burns | ||||
Republican | Sylvester 'Junebug' Hendricks | ||||||||
27 | Democratic | Monique D. Davis | Won reelection | Democratic | Y Monique D. Davis | 100% | |||
28 | Democratic | Robert Rita | Won reelection | Democratic | Y Robert Rita | 100% | |||
29 | Democratic | David E. Miller | Incumbent running for State Comptroller. Democratic hold | Democratic | Y Thaddeus Jones | ||||
Green | Kenneth "Kenny" Williams | ||||||||
30 | Democratic | William Davis | Won reelection | Democratic | Y William Davis | 100% | |||
31 | Democratic | Mary E. Flowers | Won reelection | Democratic | Y Mary E. Flowers | 100% | |||
32 | Democratic | André Thapedi | Won reelection | Democratic | Y André Thapedi | 100% | |||
33 | Democratic | Marlow H. Colvin | Won reelection | Democratic | Y Marlow H. Colvin | 100% | |||
34 | Democratic | Constance A. Howard | Won reelection | Democratic | Y Constance A. Howard | 100% | |||
35 | Democratic | Kevin Joyce | Won reelection | Democratic | Y Kevin Joyce | ||||
Republican | Barbara Ruth Bellar | ||||||||
36 | Democratic | Michael J. Carberry | Incumbent retired. Democratic hold. | Democratic | Y Kelly M. Burke | 21,874 | 8,799 | ||
Republican | Richard L. Grabowski | 8,799 | 28.68 | ||||||
Independent | Timothy Haines (write-in) | 8 | 0.03 | ||||||
37 | Democratic | Kevin A. McCarthy | Won reelection | Democratic | Y Kevin A. McCarthy | ||||
Republican | Jeffrey L. Junkas | ||||||||
38 | Democratic | Al Riley | Won reelection | Democratic | Y Al Riley | 100% | |||
39 | Democratic | Toni Berrios | Won reelection | Democratic | Y Maria Antonia Berrios | ||||
Green | Jeremy Karpen | ||||||||
40 | Democratic | Deborah Mell | Won reelection | Democratic | Y Deborah Mell | 11,899 | 100% | ||
41 | Republican | Bob Biggins | Retired. Republican hold | Republican | Y Chris Nybo | ||||
Democratic | Brian J. Stephenson | ||||||||
42 | Republican | Sandra M. Pihos | Won reelection | Republican | Y Sandra M. Pihos | ||||
Democratic | Kathryn F. Vlahos | ||||||||
43 | Democratic | Keith Farnham | Won reelection | Democratic | Y Keith Farnham | ||||
Republican | Ruth Munson | ||||||||
44 | Democratic | Fred Crespo | Won reelection | Democratic | Y Fred Crespo | ||||
Republican | Billie D. Roth | ||||||||
45 | Republican | Franco Coladipietro | Won reelection | Republican | Y Franco Coladipietro | ||||
Democratic | Jim Hagerty | ||||||||
46 | Republican | Dennis Reboletti | Won reelection | Republican | Y Dennis Reboletti | ||||
Democratic | Deborah O'Keefe Conroy | ||||||||
47 | Republican | Patricia R. Bellock | Won reelection | Republican | Y Patricia R. Bellock | ||||
Green | Bob Mueller | ||||||||
Democratic | Jim Speta | ||||||||
48 | Republican | Michael Connelly | Won reelection | Republican | Y Michael Connelly | ||||
Democratic | Barbara Green | ||||||||
49 | Republican | Timothy L. Schmitz | Won reelection | Republican | Y Timothy L. Schmitz | ||||
Democratic | Jennifer Barconi | ||||||||
50 | Republican | Kay Hatcher | Won reelection | Republican | Y Kay Hatcher | ||||
Democratic | Linda Healy | ||||||||
51 | Republican | Ed Sullivan, Jr. | Won reelection | Republican | Y Ed Sullivan, Jr. | ||||
Democratic | Steve Riess | ||||||||
52 | Republican | Mark H. Beaubien, Jr. | Won reelection | Republican | Y Mark H. Beaubien, Jr. | 100% | |||
53 | Republican | Sidney Mathias | Won reelection | Republican | Y Sidney Mathias | ||||
Democratic | Linda Birnbaum | ||||||||
54 | Republican | Suzanne Bassi | lost in primary. Republican hold. | Republican | Y Tom Morrison | ||||
Democratic | Matt Flamm | ||||||||
55 | Republican | Randy Ramey, Jr. | Won reelection | Republican | Y Randy Ramey, Jr. | ||||
Democratic | Gregory Brownfield | ||||||||
56 | Democratic | Paul D. Froehlich | retired | Democratic | Y Michelle Mussman | ||||
Republican | Ryan Higgins | ||||||||
57 | Democratic | Elaine Nekritz | Won reelection | Democratic | Y Elaine Nekritz | ||||
Republican | Richard Hamen | ||||||||
58 | Democratic | Karen May | Won reelection | Democratic | Y Karen May | ||||
Republican | Lauren Turelli | ||||||||
59 | Democratic | Carol Sente | Won reelection | Democratic | Y Carol Sente | ||||
Republican | Dan Sugue | ||||||||
60 | Democratic | Eddie Washington | died June 4, 2010 | Democratic | Y Rita Mayfield | 100% | |||
61 | Republican | JoAnn D. Osmond | Republican | Y JoAnn D. Osmond | |||||
Democratic | Scott D. Pollock | ||||||||
62 | Republican | Sandy Cole | Won reelection | Republican | Y Sandy Cole | ||||
Democratic | Rich Voltair | ||||||||
63 | Democratic | Jack D. Franks | Won reelection | Democratic | Y Jack D. Franks | ||||
Republican | John O'Neill | ||||||||
64 | Republican | Michael Tryon | Won reelection | Republican | Y Michael W. Tryon | ||||
Democratic | Robert Kaempfe | ||||||||
65 | Republican | Rosemary Mulligan | Won reelection | Republican | Y Rosemary Mulligan | ||||
Democratic | Wendy Gruen | ||||||||
66 | Democratic | Mark L. Walker | Lost reelection. Republican pickup | Democratic | Mark L. Walker | ||||
Republican | Y David Harris | ||||||||
67 | Democratic | Charles E. Jefferson | Won reelection | Democratic | Y Charles E. Jefferson | ||||
Republican | Robert E. Brokish, Jr. | ||||||||
68 | Republican | Dave Winters | Won reelection | Republican | Y Dave Winters | ||||
Democratic | Marla Jean Wilson | ||||||||
Green | Gerry Woods | ||||||||
69 | Republican | Ronald A. Wait | Incumbent retired. Republican hold. | Republican | Y Joe Sosnowski | ||||
Democratic | Ray Pendzinski | ||||||||
Green | Dan Lindsey | ||||||||
70 | Republican | Robert W. Pritchard | Won reelection | Republican | Y Robert W. Pritchard | 100% | |||
71 | Democratic | Mike Boland | Retired to run for Lieutenant Governor. Republican pick up | Democratic | Dennis Ahern | ||||
Republican | Y Richard Morthland | ||||||||
72 | Democratic | Patrick J. Verschoore | Democratic | Y Patrick J. Verschoore | |||||
Republican | Mark Lioen | ||||||||
73 | Republican | David R. Leitch | Won reelection | Republican | Y David R. Leitch | 100% | |||
74 | Republican | Donald L. Moffitt | Republican | Y Donald L. Moffitt | |||||
Democratic | Elizabeth Double | ||||||||
75 | Democratic | Careen M. Gordon | Incumbent lost. Republican pick-up | Democratic | Careen M. Gordon | ||||
Republican | Y Sue Rezin | ||||||||
76 | Democratic | Frank J. Mautino | Won reelection | Democratic | Y Frank J. Mautino | 100% | |||
77 | Republican | Angelo Saviano | Republican | Y Angelo Saviano | 100% | ||||
78 | Democratic | Deborah L. Graham | Won reelection | Democratic | Y Camille Lilly | 100% | |||
79 | Democratic | Lisa M. Dugan | Won reelection | Democratic | Y Lisa M. Dugan | ||||
Republican | Nick Been | ||||||||
Green | George Ochsenfeld | ||||||||
80 | Democratic | Anthony DeLuca | Won reelection | Democratic | Y Anthony DeLuca | 100% | |||
81 | Republican | Renee Kosel | Democratic | John G. Unhoch | |||||
Republican | Y Renee Kosel | ||||||||
82 | Republican | Jim Durkin | Republican | Y Jim Durkin | |||||
Democratic | Matthew T. Mostowik | ||||||||
83 | Democratic | Linda Chapa LaVia | Won reelection | Democratic | Y Linda Chapa LaVia | 100% | |||
84 | Republican | Tom Cross | Won reelection | Republican | Y Tom Cross | ||||
Democratic | Dennis Grosskopf | ||||||||
85 | Democratic | Emily McAsey | Won reelection | Democratic | Y Emily McAsey | ||||
Republican | Maripat Oliver | ||||||||
86 | Democratic | Jack McGuire | Won reelection | Democratic | Y Jack McGuire | ||||
Republican | Ryan Eggert | ||||||||
87 | Republican | Bill Mitchell | Won reelection | Republican | Y Bill Mitchell | ||||
Democratic | George H. Wissmiller | ||||||||
88 | Republican | Dan Brady | Won reelection | Republican | Y Dan Brady | 100% | |||
89 | Republican | Jim Sacia | Won reelection | Republican | Y Jim Sacia | ||||
Democratic | Victoria F. Grizzoffi | ||||||||
90 | Republican | Jerry L. Mitchell | Won reelection | Republican | Y Jerry L. Mitchell | ||||
Democratic | Kenneth J. Novak | ||||||||
91 | Democratic | Michael K. Smith | Incumbent lost. Republican pickup. | Democratic | Michael K. Smith | ||||
Republican | Y Michael D. Unes | ||||||||
92 | Democratic | Jehan Gordon | Won reelection | Democratic | Jehan Gordon | ||||
Republican | Jim Montelongo | ||||||||
93 | Republican | Jil Tracy | Won reelection | Republican | Y Jil Tracy | 100% | |||
94 | Republican | Richard P. Myers | Republican | Y Richard P. Myers | |||||
Democratic | Earl W. Godt II | ||||||||
95 | Republican | Mike Fortner | Won reelection | Republican | Y Mike Fortner | ||||
Democratic | Maria Owens | ||||||||
96 | Republican | Darlene Senger | Won reelection | Republican | Y Darlene Senger | ||||
Democratic | Dawn DeSart | ||||||||
97 | Republican | Jim Watson | Won reelection | Republican | Y Jim Watson | 100% | |||
98 | Democratic | Betsy Hannig | Incumbent retired. Republican pickup | Democratic | Charles Landers | ||||
Republican | Y Wayne Arthur Rosenthal | ||||||||
99 | Republican | Raymond Poe | Won reelection | Republican | Y Raymond Poe | ||||
Democratic | Kent E. DeLay | ||||||||
100 | Republican | Rich Brauer | Won reelection | Republican | Y Rich Brauer | 100% | |||
101 | Democratic | Robert F. Flider | Incumbent lost. Republican pickup | Democratic | Robert F. Flider | ||||
Republican | Y Adam M. Brown | ||||||||
Republican | Mark Scranton (withdrawn) | ||||||||
102 | Republican | Ron Stephens | Won reelection | Republican | Y Ron Stephens | ||||
Independent | Deena Dailey | ||||||||
103 | Democratic | Naomi Jakobsson | Won reelection | Democratic | Y Naomi Jakobsson | ||||
Republican | Norman E. Davis | ||||||||
104 | Republican | William B. Black | Incumbent retired. | Republican | Y Chad Hays | ||||
Democratic | Michael Puhr | ||||||||
105 | Republican | Shane Cultra | Won reelection | Republican | Y Shane Cultra | ||||
Green | Vince LaMie | ||||||||
106 | Republican | Keith P. Sommer | Won reelection | Republican | Y Keith P. Sommer | 100% | |||
107 | Republican | John Cavaletto | Won reelection | Republican | Y John Cavaletto | ||||
Democratic | Joshua Qualls | ||||||||
108 | Republican | David Reis | Won reelection | Republican | Y David Reis | 100% | |||
109 | Republican | Roger L. Eddy | Won reelection | Republican | Y Roger L. Eddy | ||||
Democratic | Tim Cyr | ||||||||
110 | Republican | Chapin Rose | Won reelection | Republican | Y Chapin Rose | ||||
Democratic | Dennis Malak | ||||||||
111 | Democratic | Daniel V. Beiser | Won reelection | Democratic | Y Daniel V. Beiser | 100% | |||
112 | Democratic | Jay C. Hoffman | Incumbent lost. Republican pickup | Democratic | Jay C. Hoffman | ||||
Republican | Y Dwight Kay | ||||||||
113 | Democratic | Thomas Holbrook | Won reelection | Democratic | Y Thomas Holbrook | ||||
Republican | Joseph F. Avellone | ||||||||
114 | Democratic | Eddie Lee Jackson | Won reelection | Democratic | Y Eddie Lee Jackson | 100% | |||
115 | Republican | Mike Bost | Won reelection | Republican | Y Mike Bost | ||||
Green | Charlie Howe | ||||||||
116 | Democratic | Dan Reitz | Democratic | Y Dan Reitz | Won reelection | ||||
Republican | Glenn C. Farley | ||||||||
117 | Democratic | John E. Bradley | Won reelection | Democratic | Y John E. Bradley | 100% | |||
118 | Democratic | Brandon W. Phelps | Won reelection | Democratic | Y Brandon W. Phelps | 100% |
Notable races
District 54
Long-time Republican incumbent Suzanne Bassi, a moderate, lost in the primary to conservative Tom Morrison (campaign site, PVS), co-owner of a Servpro franchise with his brother, in an upset. Morrison is facing Democratic nominee Matt Flamm (campaign site, PVS), senior partner in a business and real estate law practice in Chicago.[2][3] The Pioneer Press endorsed Flamm on October 14, 2010.[4]
The 54th District includes portions of Palatine, Barrington, Barrington Hills, Inverness, Hoffman Estates and Rolling Meadows.
- Daily Herald candidate questionnaire
- Campaign contributions at National Institute for Money in State Politics: Suzanne Bassi, Matt Flamm, Tom Morrison
See also
References
- ^ "Official Canvass of the 2010 Illinois General Election". Illinois State Board of Elections. Retrieved October 23, 2023.
- ^ Morrison stuns Bassi in 54th, Stephanie Kohl, Pioneer Press, February 2, 2010
- ^ Bassi loses to Morrison in 54th House District GOP primary, Kim Pohl, Daily Herald, February 2, 2010
- ^ Endorsement: Flamm for 54th, editorial, Pioneer Press, October 14, 2010
- General Election 2010: Offices and Candidates from the Illinois State Board of Elections
External links
- Illinois State Board of Elections
- Illinois General Assembly - Illinois State Representatives, 96th General Assembly
- Illinois House of Representatives elections, 2010 at Ballotpedia