2010 Illinois House of Representatives election

none the 2010 Illinois Senate elections 2010 Illinois Senate election July 2026 September 2023 2010 Illinois House of Representatives election Illinois legislative no 2008 Illinois House of Representatives election 2008 2012 Illinois House of Representatives election 2012 All 118 seats in the Illinois House of Representatives 60 2010 11 02 File:Michael Madigan Cropped.png Michael Madigan Democratic Party (United States) 22nd-Chicago 70 64 6 1,739,241 50.62% 7.40% File:Tom Cross (1).jpg Tom Cross Republican Party (United States) 97th-Oswego 48 54 6 1,649,274 48.01% 7.41% 351px#0671B0 Democratic gain #CA0120 Republican gain #92C5DE Democratic hold #F48882 Republican hold Results by gains and holds 351px #7996e2 50–60% #6674de 60–70% #584cde 70–80% #3933e5 80–90% #0d0596 >90%#e27f7f 50–60% #d75d5d 60–70% #d72f30 70–80% #c21b18 80–90% #a80000 >90% Results by winning party vote share Speaker Speaker-Elect Michael Madigan Democratic Party (United States) Michael Madigan Democratic Party (United States) 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, 2010PartyVotesPercentageSeatsbeforeSeatsafter+/– Democratic1,739,24150.62%7064-6 Republican1,649,27448.01%4854+6 Green 31,974 0.93% 0 0 0 Independent15,0570.44%000 Totals 3,435,546 100.00% 118 118 — Predictions SourceRankingAs of GoverningJacobson Louis November 1, 2010 Update: 2010 State Legislatures: A Challenging Environment for Democrats http://www.governing.com/blogs/politics/2010-state-legislatures.html dead https://web.archive.org/web/20101205220201/http://www.governing.com/blogs/politics/2010-state-legislatures.html December 5, 2010 July 14, 2024 Governing | Lean D November 1, 2010 General election February 2021 The 2010 general election resulted in a net gain of 5 seats for the Republican Party.https://archive.org/details/2010geofficialvote-638336565632160988 Official Canvass of the 2010 Illinois General Election Illinois State Board of Elections October 23, 2023 District 1 Democratic Party (US) Susana Mendoza Won reelection 1 Democratic Party (US) Susana Mendoza 7,210 100% 2 Democratic Party (US) Edward Acevedo Won reelection 1 Democratic Party (US) Edward Acevedo 100% 3 Democratic Party (US) Luis Arroyo Won reelection 1 Democratic Party (US) Luis Arroyo 100% 4 Democratic Party (US) Cynthia Soto Won reelection 1 Democratic Party (US) Cynthia Soto 100% 5 Democratic Party (US) Kenneth Dunkin Won reelection 1 Democratic Party (US) Kenneth Dunkin 100% 6 Democratic Party (US) Esther Golar Won reelection 1 Democratic Party (US) Esther Golar 100% 7 Democratic Party (US) Karen Yarbrough Won reelection 1 Democratic Party (US) Karen Yarbrough 100% 8 Democratic Party (US) LaShawn Ford Won reelection 1 Democratic Party (US) LaShawn Ford 100% 9 Democratic Party (US) Arthur Turner Incumbent retired. Democratic hold. 1 Democratic Party (US) Arthur Turner 100% 10 Democratic Party (US) Annazette Collins Won reelection 1 Democratic Party (US) Annazette Collins 100% 11 Democratic Party (US) John Fritchey Incumbent retired. New member elected. Democratic hold. 2 Democratic Party (US) Ann M. Williams Republican Party (US) Scott Tucker 12 Democratic Party (US) Sara Feigenholtz Won reelection 2 Democratic Party (US) Sara Feigenholtz Republican Party (US) Dave Lenkowski 13 Democratic Party (US) Greg Harris Won reelection 1 Democratic Party (US) Greg Harris 100% 14 Democratic Party (US) Harry Osterman Won reelection 1 Democratic Party (US) Harry Osterman 100% 15 Democratic Party (US) John D'Amico Won reelection 1 Democratic Party (US) John D'Amico 100% 16 Democratic Party (US) Lou Lang Won reelection 1 Democratic Party (US) Lou Lang 100% 17 Republican Party (US) Elizabeth Coulson Retired. Democratic pickup. 2 Republican Party (US) Hamilton Chang Democratic Party (US) Daniel Biss 18 Democratic Party (US) Julie Hamos retired 1 Democratic Party (US) Robyn Gabel 100% 19 Democratic Party (US) Joseph M. Lyons Won reelection 2 Democratic Party (US) Joseph M. Lyons Republican Party (US) David J. Anderson 20 Republican Party (US) Michael P. McAuliffe Won reelection 1 Republican Party (US) Michael P. McAuliffe 100% 21 Democratic Party (US) Michael J. Zalewski Won reelection 1 Democratic Party (US) Michael J. Zalewski 100% 22 Democratic Party (US) Mike Madigan Won reelection 2 Democratic Party (US) Mike Madigan Republican Party (US) Patrick John Ryan 23 Democratic Party (US) Daniel J. Burke Won reelection 1 Democratic Party (US) Daniel J. Burke 100% 24 Democratic Party (US) Elizabeth Hernandez Won reelection 1 Democratic Party (US) Elizabeth Hernandez 100% 25 Democratic Party (US) Barbara Flynn Currie Won reelection 1 Democratic Party (US) Barbara Flynn Currie 100% 26 Democratic Party (US) William D. Burns Won reelection 2 Democratic Party (US) William D. Burns Republican Party (US) Sylvester 'Junebug' Hendricks 27 Democratic Party (US) Monique D. Davis Won reelection 1 Democratic Party (US) Monique D. Davis 100% 28 Democratic Party (US) Robert Rita Won reelection 1 Democratic Party (US) Robert Rita 100% 29 Democratic Party (US) David E. Miller Incumbent running for State Comptroller. Democratic hold 2 Democratic Party (US) Thaddeus Jones Green Party (US) Kenneth "Kenny" Williams 30 Democratic Party (US) William Davis Won reelection 1 Democratic Party (US) William Davis 100% 31 Democratic Party (US) Mary E. Flowers Won reelection 1 Democratic Party (US) Mary E. Flowers 100% 32 Democratic Party (US) André Thapedi Won reelection 1 Democratic Party (US) André Thapedi 100% 33 Democratic Party (US) Marlow H. Colvin Won reelection 1 Democratic Party (US) Marlow H. Colvin 100% 34 Democratic Party (US) Constance A. Howard Won reelection 1 Democratic Party (US) Constance A. Howard 100% 35 Democratic Party (US) Kevin Joyce Won reelection 2 Democratic Party (US) Kevin Joyce Republican Party (US) Barbara Ruth Bellar 36 Democratic Party (US) Michael J. Carberry Incumbent retired. Democratic hold. 3 Democratic Party (US) Kelly M. Burke 21,874 8,799 Republican Party (US) Richard L. Grabowski 8,799 28.68 Independent Timothy Haines (write-in) 8 0.03 37 Democratic Party (US) Kevin A. McCarthy Won reelection 2 Democratic Party (US) Kevin A. McCarthy Republican Party (US) Jeffrey L. Junkas 38 Democratic Party (US) Al Riley Won reelection 1 Democratic Party (US) Al Riley 100% 39 Democratic Party (US) Toni Berrios Won reelection 2 Democratic Party (US) Maria Antonia Berrios Green Party (US) Jeremy Karpen 40 Democratic Party (US) Deborah Mell Won reelection 1 Democratic Party (US) Deborah Mell 11,899 100% 41 Republican Party (US) Bob Biggins Retired. Republican hold 2 Republican Party (US) Chris Nybo Democratic Party (US) Brian J. Stephenson 42 Republican Party (US) Sandra M. Pihos Won reelection 2 Republican Party (US) Sandra M. Pihos Democratic Party (US) Kathryn F. Vlahos 43 Democratic Party (US) Keith Farnham Won reelection 2 Democratic Party (US) Keith Farnham Republican Party (US) Ruth Munson 44 Democratic Party (US) Fred Crespo Won reelection 2 Democratic Party (US) Fred Crespo Republican Party (US) Billie D. Roth 45 Republican Party (US) Franco Coladipietro Won reelection 2 Republican Party (US) Franco Coladipietro Democratic Party (US) Jim Hagerty 46 Republican Party (US) Dennis Reboletti Won reelection 2 Republican Party (US) Dennis Reboletti Democratic Party (US) Deborah O'Keefe Conroy 47 Republican Party (US) Patricia R. Bellock Won reelection 3 Republican Party (US) Patricia R. Bellock Green Party (US) Bob Mueller Democratic Party (US) Jim Speta 48 Republican Party (US) Michael Connelly Won reelection 2 Republican Party (US) Michael Connelly Democratic Party (US) Barbara Green 49 Republican Party (US) Timothy L. Schmitz Won reelection 2 Republican Party (US) Timothy L. Schmitz Democratic Party (US) Jennifer Barconi 50 Republican Party (US) Kay Hatcher Won reelection 2 Republican Party (US) Kay Hatcher Democratic Party (US) Linda Healy 51 Republican Party (US) Ed Sullivan, Jr. Won reelection 2 Republican Party (US) Ed Sullivan, Jr. Democratic Party (US) Steve Riess 52 Republican Party (US) Mark H. Beaubien, Jr. Won reelection 1 Republican Party (US) Mark H. Beaubien, Jr. 100% 53 Republican Party (US) Sidney Mathias Won reelection 2 Republican Party (US) Sidney Mathias Democratic Party (US) Linda Birnbaum 54 Republican Party (US) Suzanne Bassi lost in primary. Republican hold. 2 Republican Party (US) Tom Morrison Democratic Party (US) Matt Flamm 55 Republican Party (US) Randy Ramey, Jr. Won reelection 2 Republican Party (US) Randy Ramey, Jr. Democratic Party (US) Gregory Brownfield 56 Democratic Party (US) Paul D. Froehlich retired 2 Democratic Party (US) Michelle Mussman Republican Party (US) Ryan Higgins 57 Democratic Party (US) Elaine Nekritz Won reelection 2 Democratic Party (US) Elaine Nekritz Republican Party (US) Richard Hamen 58 Democratic Party (US) Karen May Won reelection 2 Democratic Party (US) Karen May Republican Party (US) Lauren Turelli 59 Democratic Party (US) Carol Sente Won reelection 2 Democratic Party (US) Carol Sente Republican Party (US) Dan Sugue 60 Democratic Party (US) Eddie Washington died June 4, 2010 1 Democratic Party (US) Rita Mayfield 100% 61 Republican Party (US) JoAnn D. Osmond 2 Republican Party (US) JoAnn D. Osmond Democratic Party (US) Scott D. Pollock 62 Republican Party (US) Sandy Cole Won reelection 2 Republican Party (US) Sandy Cole Democratic Party (US) Rich Voltair 63 Democratic Party (US) Jack D. Franks Won reelection 2 Democratic Party (US) Jack D. Franks Republican Party (US) John O'Neill 64 Republican Party (US) Michael Tryon Won reelection 2 Republican Party (US) Michael W. Tryon Democratic Party (US) Robert Kaempfe 65 Republican Party (US) Rosemary Mulligan Won reelection 2 Republican Party (US) Rosemary Mulligan Democratic Party (US) Wendy Gruen 66 Democratic Party (US) Mark L. Walker Lost reelection. Republican pickup 2 Democratic Party (US) Mark L. Walker Republican Party (US) David Harris 67 Democratic Party (US) Charles E. Jefferson Won reelection 2 Democratic Party (US) Charles E. Jefferson Republican Party (US) Robert E. Brokish, Jr. 68 Republican Party (US) Dave Winters Won reelection 3 Republican Party (US) Dave Winters Democratic Party (US) Marla Jean Wilson Green Party (US) Gerry Woods 69 Republican Party (US) Ronald A. Wait Incumbent retired. Republican hold. 3 Republican Party (US) Joe Sosnowski Democratic Party (US) Ray Pendzinski Green Party (US) Dan Lindsey 70 Republican Party (US) Robert W. Pritchard Won reelection 1 Republican Party (US) Robert W. Pritchard 100% 71 Democratic Party (US) Mike Boland Retired to run for Lieutenant Governor. Republican pick up 2 Democratic Party (US) Dennis Ahern Republican Party (US) Richard Morthland 72 Democratic Party (US) Patrick J. Verschoore 2 Democratic Party (US) Patrick J. Verschoore Republican Party (US) Mark Lioen 73 Republican Party (US) David R. Leitch Won reelection 1 Republican Party (US) David R. Leitch 100% 74 Republican Party (US) Donald L. Moffitt 2 Republican Party (US) Donald L. Moffitt Democratic Party (US) Elizabeth Double 75 Democratic Party (US) Careen M. Gordon Incumbent lost. Republican pick-up 2 Democratic Party (US) Careen M. Gordon Republican Party (US) Sue Rezin 76 Democratic Party (US) Frank J. Mautino Won reelection 1 Democratic Party (US) Frank J. Mautino 100% 77 Republican Party (US) Angelo Saviano 1 Republican Party (US) Angelo Saviano 100% 78 Democratic Party (US) Deborah L. Graham Won reelection 1 Democratic Party (US) Camille Lilly 100% 79 Democratic Party (US) Lisa M. Dugan Won reelection 3 Democratic Party (US) Lisa M. Dugan Republican Party (US) Nick Been Green Party (US) George Ochsenfeld 80 Democratic Party (US) Anthony DeLuca Won reelection 1 Democratic Party (US) Anthony DeLuca 100% 81 Republican Party (US) Renee Kosel 2 Democratic Party (US) John G. Unhoch Republican Party (US) Renee Kosel 82 Republican Party (US) Jim Durkin 2 Republican Party (US) Jim Durkin Democratic Party (US) Matthew T. Mostowik 83 Democratic Party (US) Linda Chapa LaVia Won reelection 1 Democratic Party (US) Linda Chapa LaVia 100% 84 Republican Party (US) Tom Cross Won reelection 2 Republican Party (US) Tom Cross Democratic Party (US) Dennis Grosskopf 85 Democratic Party (US) Emily McAsey Won reelection 2 Democratic Party (US) Emily McAsey Republican Party (US) Maripat Oliver 86 Democratic Party (US) Jack McGuire Won reelection 2 Democratic Party (US) Jack McGuire Republican Party (US) Ryan Eggert 87 Republican Party (US) Bill Mitchell Won reelection 2 Republican Party (US) Bill Mitchell Democratic Party (US) George H. Wissmiller 88 Republican Party (US) Dan Brady Won reelection 1 Republican Party (US) Dan Brady 100% 89 Republican Party (US) Jim Sacia Won reelection 2 Republican Party (US) Jim Sacia Democratic Party (US) Victoria F. Grizzoffi 90 Republican Party (US) Jerry L. Mitchell Won reelection 2 Republican Party (US) Jerry L. Mitchell Democratic Party (US) Kenneth J. Novak 91 Democratic Party (US) Michael K. Smith Incumbent lost. Republican pickup. 2 Democratic Party (US) Michael K. Smith Republican Party (US) Michael D. Unes 92 Democratic Party (US) Jehan Gordon Won reelection 2 Democratic Party (US) Jehan Gordon Republican Party (US) Jim Montelongo 93 Republican Party (US) Jil Tracy Won reelection 1 Republican Party (US) Jil Tracy 100% 94 Republican Party (US) Richard P. Myers 2 Republican Party (US) Richard P. Myers Democratic Party (US) Earl W. Godt II 95 Republican Party (US) Mike Fortner Won reelection 2 Republican Party (US) Mike Fortner Democratic Party (US) Maria Owens 96 Republican Party (US) Darlene Senger Won reelection 2 Republican Party (US) Darlene Senger Democratic Party (US) Dawn DeSart 97 Republican Party (US) Jim Watson Won reelection 1 Republican Party (US) Jim Watson 100% 98 Democratic Party (US) Betsy Hannig Incumbent retired. Republican pickup 2 Democratic Party (US) Charles Landers Republican Party (US) Wayne Arthur Rosenthal 99 Republican Party (US) Raymond Poe Won reelection 2 Republican Party (US) Raymond Poe Democratic Party (US) Kent E. DeLay 100 Republican Party (US) Rich Brauer Won reelection 1 Republican Party (US) Rich Brauer 100% 101 Democratic Party (US) Robert F. Flider Incumbent lost. Republican pickup 3 Democratic Party (US) Robert F. Flider Republican Party (US) Adam M. Brown Republican Party (US) Mark Scranton (withdrawn) 102 Republican Party (US) Ron Stephens Won reelection 2 Republican Party (US) Ron Stephens Independent Deena Dailey 103 Democratic Party (US) Naomi Jakobsson Won reelection 2 Democratic Party (US) Naomi Jakobsson Republican Party (US) Norman E. Davis 104 Republican Party (US) William B. Black Incumbent retired. 2 Republican Party (US) Chad Hays Democratic Party (US) Michael Puhr 105 Republican Party (US) Shane Cultra Won reelection 2 Republican Party (US) Shane Cultra Green Party (US) Vince LaMie 106 Republican Party (US) Keith P. Sommer Won reelection 1 Republican Party (US) Keith P. Sommer 100% 107 Republican Party (US) John Cavaletto Won reelection 2 Republican Party (US) John Cavaletto Democratic Party (US) Joshua Qualls 108 Republican Party (US) David Reis Won reelection 1 Republican Party (US) David Reis 100% 109 Republican Party (US) Roger L. Eddy Won reelection 2 Republican Party (US) Roger L. Eddy Democratic Party (US) Tim Cyr 110 Republican Party (US) Chapin Rose Won reelection 2 Republican Party (US) Chapin Rose Democratic Party (US) Dennis Malak 111 Democratic Party (US) Daniel V. Beiser Won reelection 1 Democratic Party (US) Daniel V. Beiser 100% 112 Democratic Party (US) Jay C. Hoffman Incumbent lost. Republican pickup 2 Democratic Party (US) Jay C. Hoffman Republican Party (US) Dwight Kay 113 Democratic Party (US) Thomas Holbrook Won reelection 2 Democratic Party (US) Thomas Holbrook Republican Party (US) Joseph F. Avellone 114 Democratic Party (US) Eddie Lee Jackson Won reelection 1 Democratic Party (US) Eddie Lee Jackson 100% 115 Republican Party (US) Mike Bost Won reelection 2 Republican Party (US) Mike Bost Green Party (US) Charlie Howe 116 Democratic Party (US) Dan Reitz 2 Democratic Party (US) Dan Reitz Won reelection Republican Party (US) Glenn C. Farley 117 Democratic Party (US) John E. Bradley Won reelection 1 Democratic Party (US) John E. Bradley 100% 118 Democratic Party (US) Brandon W. Phelps Won reelection 1 Democratic Party (US) 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.Morrison stuns Bassi in 54th, Stephanie Kohl, Pioneer Press, February 2, 2010Bassi loses to Morrison in 54th House District GOP primary, Kim Pohl, Daily Herald, February 2, 2010 The Pioneer Press endorsed Flamm on October 14, 2010.Endorsement: Flamm for 54th, editorial, Pioneer Press, October 14, 2010 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 Illinois Senate elections, 2010 Illinois House of Representatives References 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 Illinois House of Representatives elections, 2010 Category:2010 Illinois elections 2010 Illinois House of Representatives