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1988 general · November 8, 1988

1988 Illinois House of Representatives election results, district by district

Every Illinois House of Representatives district in the 1988 general election: winners, margins, unopposed seats and seats that changed party.

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Seats after the election

Democrats controlled the chamber · 118 seats

After the electionD 67 · R 51
Races118
Changed party2
Unopposed21%25 races
Incumbents defeated2

Every district

D 67 · R 51

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
RD-1Louis I. Lang (D)21.0
RD-2William J. Laurino (D)34.3
RD-3Lee Preston (D)53.8
RD-4Woods Bowman (D)33.3
RD-5Ellis B. Levin (D)Unopposed
RD-6Bruce A. Farley (D)30.4
RD-7John Cullerton (D)45.8
RD-8Jesse C. White Jr. (D)9.6
RD-9Miguel A. Santiago (D)Unopposed
RD-10Myron J. Kulas (D)61.4
RD-11Robert Bugielski (D)49.7
RD-12Alfred G. Ronan (D)45.7
RD-13Ralph C. Capparelli (D)23.4
RD-14Roger P. McAuliffe (R)37.7
RD-15Robert Leflore Jr. (D)69.1
RD-16James A. Deleo (D)29.1
RD-17Anthony L. Young (D)58.8
RD-18Arthur L. Turner (D)69.0
RD-19Shirley M. Jones (D)Unopposed
RD-20Ben Martinez (D)66.4
RD-21John P. Daley (D)Unopposed
RD-22Robert T. Krska (D)40.4
RD-23Lovana S. Jones (D)Unopposed
RD-24Paul L. Williams (D)94.3
RD-25Donne E. Trotter (D)63.8
RD-26Barbara Flynn Currie (D)84.7
RD-27John J. McNamara (D)20.2
RD-28James F. Keane (D)36.6
RD-29Andrew J. McGann (D)32.4
RD-30Michael Madigan (D)35.0
RD-31Mary E. Flowers (D)Unopposed
RD-32Charles G. Morrow III (D)91.2
RD-33Nelson Rice Sr. (D)65.2
RD-34William Shaw (D)71.0
RD-35Clement Balanoff (D)9.7Incumbent lost
RD-36Monique D. Davis (D)96.2
RD-37Loleta A. Didrickson (R)35.0
RD-38Jane M. Barnes (R)39.2
RD-39Ralph Barger (R)40.6
RD-40Gene L. Hoffman (R)37.0
RD-41Mary Lou Cowlishaw (R)Unopposed
RD-42Suzanne L. Deuchler (R)39.0
RD-43Jack L. Kubik (R)38.8
RD-44James R. Stange (R)41.9
RD-45Kathleen L. Wojcik (R)Unopposed
RD-46Lee A. Daniels (R)49.6
RD-47Anne Zickus (R)7.3FlippedIncumbent lost
RD-48Robert M. Terzich (D)0.4
RD-49Terry R. Parke (R)39.6
RD-50Donald N. Hensel (R)45.1
RD-51Ted E. Leverenz (D)30.3
RD-52Linda Williamson (R)2.1
RD-53David Harris (R)42.8
RD-54Bernard E. Pedersen (R)42.4
RD-55Penny Pullen (R)34.8
RD-56Calvin R. Sutker (D)3.7
RD-57Margaret R. Parcells (R)52.1
RD-58Grace Mary Stern (D)Unopposed
RD-59Virginia Fiester Frederick (R)Unopposed
RD-60William E. Peterson (R)43.3
RD-61John S. Matijevich (D)43.9
RD-62Robert W. Churchill (R)23.8
RD-63Dick Klemm (R)Unopposed
RD-64Ronald A. Wait (R)Unopposed
RD-65Deloris Doederlein (R)Unopposed
RD-66James M. Kirkland (R)Unopposed
RD-67John M. Hallock (R)39.3
RD-68E. J. Giorgi (D)Unopposed
RD-69Richard Mulcahey (D)24.0
RD-70Myron J. Olson (R)Unopposed
RD-71Joel Brunsvold (D)46.2
RD-72M. Dejaegher (D)27.2
RD-73Todd Sieben (R)35.5
RD-74Richard Mautino (D)Unopposed
RD-75Peg McDonnell Breslin (D)53.2
RD-76John Countryman (R)85.0
RD-77Frank Giglio (D)20.5
RD-78Terry A. Steczo (D)42.6
RD-79Robert J. Piel (R)27.7
RD-80Robert P. Regan (R)4.8
RD-81Thomas J. McCracken (R)37.4
RD-82Edward Petka (R)35.7
RD-83Leroy Vanduyne (D)25.7
RD-84Larry Wennlund (R)12.0
RD-85Gerald Weller (R)7.7
RD-86John Novak (D)12.3
RD-87Thomas Ewing (R)43.9
RD-88Gordon L. Ropp (R)34.4
RD-89Jay Ackerman (R)40.4
RD-90Robert F. Olson (R)13.9
RD-91Thomas J. Homer (D)Unopposed
RD-92Donald L. Saltsman (D)27.6
RD-93David R. Leitch (R)28.1
RD-94David Hultgren (R)14.7
RD-95Bill Edley (D)5.1Flipped
RD-96Jeff Mays (R)13.4
RD-97Tom Ryder (R)21.5
RD-98Gary Hannig (D)Unopposed
RD-99Michael Curran (D)13.1
RD-100Karen Hasara (R)24.9
RD-101John F. Dunn (D)51.4
RD-102Michael J. Tate (R)23.8
RD-103Helen F. Satterthwaite (D)Unopposed
RD-104Timothy V. Johnson (R)Unopposed
RD-105William B. Black (R)Unopposed
RD-106Michael Weaver (R)36.6
RD-107Charles A. Hartke (D)37.3
RD-108Larry W. Hicks (D)98.6
RD-109Kurt M. Granberg (D)42.2
RD-110Ron Stephens (R)3.7
RD-111Sam W. Wolf (D)40.8
RD-112Jim McPike (D)47.6
RD-113Wyvetter H. Younge (D)Unopposed
RD-114Monroe L. Flinn (D)10.7
RD-115Charles Wayne Goforth (R)Unopposed
RD-116Bruce Richmond (D)40.5
RD-117James F. Rea (D)Unopposed
RD-118David Phelps (D)20.9

Illinois House of Representatives

Results are each source's final count; margins are the winner's lead over the runner-up in points of the vote. Source: Harvard Dataverse / Carl Klarner