Democratic Congresswoman Lauren Underwood successfully secured her reelection against Republican contender Jim Marter. With 97% of the estimated votes tallied, Underwood achieved a significant lead. She garnered 153,408 votes, representing 62.6%. In contrast, Marter received 91,758 votes.
The Associated Press declared Underwood’s victory approximately two and a half hours post the closing of the polls. Illinois’ 14th Congressional District spans across parts of seven counties: Bureau, DeKalb, Kane, Kendall, LaSalle, Putnam, and Will.
You can analyze the detailed voting data in the provided results table. This table allows you to see how each county cast its votes. The ‘leader’ tab highlights the highest performing candidate in each county. Meanwhile, the ‘all candidates’ tab presents the total number of votes each candidate obtained by county.
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