Illinois

Statewide elected officials and every seat in the Illinois General Assembly. For Illinois's members of Congress, see your representatives.

Statewide offices 3

Governor J. B. Pritzker (Democratic)
Lieutenant Governor Juliana Stratton (Democratic)
Attorney General Kwame Raoul (Democratic)

Senate 59 members · 59 seats

Chamber leaders (such as the speaker) aren't in our source yet; see the Illinois General Assembly's website ↗.

District 1 Javier Cervantes (Democratic)
District 2 Omar Aquino (Democratic)
District 3 Mattie Hunter (Democratic)
District 4 Kimberly Lightford (Democratic)
District 5 Lakesia Collins (Democratic)
District 6 Sara Feigenholtz (Democratic)
District 7 Mike Simmons-Gessesse (Democratic)
District 8 Ram Villivalam (Democratic)
District 9 Laura Fine (Democratic)
District 10 Rob Martwick (Democratic)
District 11 Mike Porfirio (Democratic)
District 12 Celina Villanueva (Democratic)
District 13 Robert Peters (Democratic)
District 14 Emil Jones (Democratic)
District 15 Napoleon Harris (Democratic)
District 16 Willie Preston (Democratic)
District 17 Elgie Sims (Democratic)
District 18 Bill Cunningham (Democratic)
District 19 Mike Hastings (Democratic)
District 20 Graciela Guzmán (Democratic)
District 21 Laura Ellman (Democratic)
District 22 Cristina Castro (Democratic)
District 23 Suzy Glowiak Hilton (Democratic)
District 24 Seth Lewis (Republican)
District 25 Karina Villa (Democratic)
District 26 Darby Hills (Republican)
District 27 Mark Walker (Democratic)
District 28 Laura Murphy (Democratic)
District 29 Julie Morrison (Democratic)
District 30 Adriane Johnson (Democratic)
District 31 Mary Edly-Allen (Democratic)
District 32 Craig Wilcox (Republican)
District 33 Don DeWitte (Republican)
District 34 Steve Stadelman (Democratic)
District 35 Dave Syverson (Republican)
District 36 Mike Halpin (Democratic)
District 37 Li Arellano (Republican)
District 38 Sue Rezin (Republican)
District 39 Don Harmon (Democratic)
District 40 Patrick Joyce (Democratic)
District 41 John Curran (Republican)
District 42 Linda Holmes (Democratic)
District 43 Rachel Ventura (Democratic)
District 44 Sally Turner (Republican)
District 45 Andrew Chesney (Republican)
District 46 Dave Koehler (Democratic)
District 47 Neil Anderson (Republican)
District 48 Doris Turner (Democratic)
District 49 Meg Loughran Cappel (Democratic)
District 50 Jil Tracy (Republican)
District 51 Chapin Rose (Republican)
District 52 Paul Faraci (Democratic)
District 53 Chris Balkema (Republican)
District 54 Steve McClure (Republican)
District 55 Jason Plummer (Republican)
District 56 Erica Harriss (Republican)
District 57 Christopher Belt (Democratic)
District 58 Terri Bryant (Republican)
District 59 Paul Jacobs (Republican)

House 118 members · 118 seats

Chamber leaders (such as the speaker) aren't in our source yet; see the Illinois General Assembly's website ↗.

District 1 Aarón Ortíz (Democratic)
District 2 Lisa Hernandez (Democratic)
District 3 Eva-Dina Delgado (Democratic)
District 4 Lilian Jiménez (Democratic)
District 5 Kimberly Du Buclet (Democratic)
District 6 Sonya Harper (Democratic)
District 7 Chris Welch (Democratic)
District 8 La Shawn Ford (Democratic)
District 9 Yolonda Morris (Democratic)
District 10 Omar Williams (Democratic)
District 11 Ann Williams (Democratic)
District 12 Margaret Croke (Democratic)
District 13 Hoan Huynh (Democratic)
District 14 Kelly Cassidy (Democratic)
District 15 Michael Kelly (Democratic)
District 16 Kevin Olickal (Democratic)
District 17 Jen Gong-Gershowitz (Democratic)
District 18 Robyn Gabel (Democratic)
District 19 Lindsey LaPointe (Democratic)
District 20 Brad Stephens (Republican)
District 21 Abdelnasser Rashid (Democratic)
District 22 Angie Guerrero-Cuellar (Democratic)
District 23 Edgar González (Democratic)
District 24 Theresa Mah (Democratic)
District 25 Curtis Tarver (Democratic)
District 26 Kam Buckner (Democratic)
District 27 Justin Slaughter (Democratic)
District 28 Bob Rita (Democratic)
District 29 Thaddeus Jones (Democratic)
District 30 Will Davis (Democratic)
District 31 Mike Crawford (Democratic)
District 32 Lisa Davis (Democratic)
District 33 Marcus Evans (Democratic)
District 34 Nick Smith (Democratic)
District 35 Mary Gill (Democratic)
District 36 Rick Ryan (Democratic)
District 37 Patrick Sheehan (Republican)
District 38 Debbie Meyers-Martin (Democratic)
District 39 Will Guzzardi (Democratic)
District 40 Jaime Andrade (Democratic)
District 41 Janet Yang Rohr (Democratic)
District 42 Margaret DeLaRosa (Democratic)
District 43 Anna Moeller (Democratic)
District 44 Fred Crespo (Democratic)
District 45 Marti Deuter (Democratic)
District 46 Diane Blair-Sherlock (Democratic)
District 47 Amy Grant (Republican)
District 48 Jennifer Sanalitro (Republican)
District 49 Maura Hirschauer (Democratic)
District 50 Barbara Hernandez (Democratic)
District 51 Nabeela Syed (Democratic)
District 52 Marty McLaughlin (Republican)
District 53 Nicolle Grasse (Democratic)
District 54 Mary Beth Canty (Democratic)
District 55 Justin Cochran (Democratic)
District 56 Michelle Mussman (Democratic)
District 57 Tracy Katz Muhl (Democratic)
District 58 Bob Morgan (Democratic)
District 59 Dan Didech (Democratic)
District 60 Rita Mayfield (Democratic)
District 61 Joyce Mason (Democratic)
District 62 Laura Faver Dias (Democratic)
District 63 Steve Reick (Republican)
District 64 Tom Weber (Republican)
District 65 Dan Ugaste (Republican)
District 66 Suzanne Ness (Democratic)
District 67 Maurice West (Democratic)
District 68 Dave Vella (Democratic)
District 69 Joe Sosnowski (Republican)
District 70 Jeff Keicher (Republican)
District 71 Dan Swanson (Republican)
District 72 Gregg Johnson (Democratic)
District 73 Ryan Spain (Republican)
District 74 Brad Fritts (Republican)
District 75 Jed Davis (Republican)
District 76 Murri Briel (Democratic)
District 77 Norma Hernandez (Democratic)
District 78 Camille Lilly (Democratic)
District 79 Jackie Haas (Republican)
District 80 Anthony DeLuca (Democratic)
District 81 Anne Stava (Democratic)
District 82 Nicole La Ha (Republican)
District 83 Matt Hanson (Democratic)
District 84 Stephanie Kifowit (Democratic)
District 85 Dee Avelar (Democratic)
District 86 Larry Walsh (Democratic)
District 87 Bill Hauter (Republican)
District 88 Regan Deering (Republican)
District 89 Tony McCombie (Republican)
District 90 John Cabello (Republican)
District 91 Sharon Chung (Democratic)
District 92 Jehan Gordon-Booth (Democratic)
District 93 Travis Weaver (Republican)
District 94 Norine Hammond (Republican)
District 95 Mike Coffey (Republican)
District 96 Sue Scherer (Democratic)
District 97 Jessica Dixon Heitman (Democratic)
District 98 Natalie Manley (Democratic)
District 99 Kyle Moore (Republican)
District 100 C.D. Davidsmeyer (Republican)
District 101 Chris Miller (Republican)
District 102 Adam Niemerg (Republican)
District 103 Carol Ammons (Democratic)
District 104 Brandun Schweizer (Republican)
District 105 Dennis Tipsword (Republican)
District 106 Jason Bunting (Republican)
District 107 Brad Halbrook (Republican)
District 108 Wayne Rosenthal (Republican)
District 109 Charlie Meier (Republican)
District 110 Blaine Wilhour (Republican)
District 111 Amy Elik (Republican)
District 112 Katie Stuart (Democratic)
District 113 Jay Hoffman (Democratic)
District 114 Kevin Schmidt (Republican)
District 115 David Friess (Republican)
District 116 Dave Severin (Republican)
District 117 Patrick Windhorst (Republican)
District 118 Scott Doody (Republican)

Source: Open States (Plural Policy), checked Oct 28, 2026. Names link to each official's own page.