Illinois House of Representatives elections, 2010

For the 2010 Illinois Senate elections, see Illinois Senate elections, 2010.

November 2, 2010 (2010-11-02)

All 118 seats in the Illinois House of Representatives

	Majority party	Minority party

Leader	Michael Madigan	Tom Cross
Party	Democratic	Republican
Leader's seat	22nd-Chicago	84th-Oswego
Last election	70	48
Seats won	64	54
Seat change	6	6
Popular vote	1,739,241	1,649,274
Percentage	50.62%	48.01%
Swing	7.40%	7.41%

Speaker before election

Michael Madigan
Democratic

Speaker-Elect

Michael Madigan
Democratic

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
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

District		Incumbent	Status		Candidate
1	Democratic	Susana Mendoza		Democratic	Susana Mendoza
2	Democratic	Edward Acevedo		Democratic	Edward Acevedo
3	Democratic	Luis Arroyo		Democratic	Luis Arroyo
4	Democratic	Cynthia Soto		Democratic	Cynthia Soto
5	Democratic	Kenneth Dunkin		Democratic	Kenneth Dunkin
6	Democratic	Esther Golar		Democratic	Esther Golar
7	Democratic	Karen Yarbrough		Democratic	Karen Yarbrough
8	Democratic	LaShawn Ford		Democratic	LaShawn Ford
9	Democratic	Arthur Turner		Democratic	Arthur Turner
10	Democratic	Annazette Collins		Democratic	Annazette Collins
11	Democratic	John Fritchey	retired	Democratic	Ann M. Williams
11	Democratic	John Fritchey	retired	Republican	Scott Tucker
12	Democratic	Sara Feigenholtz		Democratic	Sara Feigenholtz
12	Democratic	Sara Feigenholtz		Republican	Dave Lenkowski
13	Democratic	Greg Harris		Democratic	Greg Harris
14	Democratic	Harry Osterman		Democratic	Harry Osterman
15	Democratic	John D'Amico		Democratic	John D'Amico
16	Democratic	Lou Lang		Democratic	Lou Lang
17	Republican	Elizabeth Coulson	retired	Republican	Hamilton Chang
17	Republican	Elizabeth Coulson	retired	Democratic	Daniel Biss
18	Democratic	Julie Hamos	retired	Democratic	Robyn Gabel
19	Democratic	Joseph M. Lyons		Democratic	Joseph M. Lyons
19	Democratic	Joseph M. Lyons		Republican	David J. Anderson
20	Republican	Michael P. McAuliffe		Republican	Michael P. McAuliffe
21	Democratic	Michael J. Zalewski		Democratic	Michael J. Zalewski
22	Democratic	Mike Madigan		Democratic	Mike Madigan
22	Democratic	Mike Madigan		Republican	Patrick John Ryan
23	Democratic	Daniel J. Burke		Democratic	Daniel J. Burke
24	Democratic	Elizabeth Hernandez		Democratic	Elizabeth Hernandez
25	Democratic	Barbara Flynn Currie		Democratic	Barbara Flynn Currie
26	Democratic	William D. Burns		Democratic	William D. Burns
26	Democratic	William D. Burns		Republican	Sylvester 'Junebug' Hendricks
27	Democratic	Monique D. Davis		Democratic	Monique D. Davis
28	Democratic	Robert Rita		Democratic	Robert Rita
29	Democratic	David E. Miller	Running for State Comptroller	Democratic	Thaddeus Jones
29	Democratic	David E. Miller	Running for State Comptroller	Green	Kenneth "Kenny" Williams
30	Democratic	William Davis		Democratic	William Davis
31	Democratic	Mary E. Flowers		Democratic	Mary E. Flowers
32	Democratic	André Thapedi		Democratic	André Thapedi
33	Democratic	Marlow H. Colvin		Democratic	Marlow H. Colvin
34	Democratic	Constance A. Howard		Democratic	Constance A. Howard
35	Democratic	Kevin Joyce		Democratic	Kevin Joyce
35	Democratic	Kevin Joyce		Republican	Barbara Ruth Bellar
36	Democratic	Michael J. Carberry		Democratic	Kelly M. Burke
36	Democratic	Michael J. Carberry		Republican	Richard L. Grabowski
37	Democratic	Kevin A. McCarthy		Democratic	Kevin A. McCarthy
37	Democratic	Kevin A. McCarthy		Republican	Jeffrey L. Junkas
38	Democratic	Al Riley		Democratic	Al Riley
39	Democratic	Maria Antonia Berrios		Democratic	Maria Antonia Berrios
39	Democratic	Maria Antonia Berrios		Green	Jeremy Karpen
40	Democratic	Deborah Mell		Democratic	Deborah Mell
41	Republican	Bob Biggins	retired	Republican	Chris Nybo
41	Republican	Bob Biggins	retired	Democratic	Brian J. Stephenson
42	Republican	Sandra M. Pihos		Republican	Sandra M. Pihos
42	Republican	Sandra M. Pihos		Democratic	Kathryn F. Vlahos
43	Democratic	Keith Farnham		Democratic	Keith Farnham
43	Democratic	Keith Farnham		Republican	Ruth Munson
44	Democratic	Fred Crespo		Democratic	Fred Crespo
44	Democratic	Fred Crespo		Republican	Billie D. Roth
45	Republican	Franco Coladipietro		Republican	Franco Coladipietro
45	Republican	Franco Coladipietro		Democratic	Jim Hagerty
46	Republican	Dennis Reboletti		Republican	Dennis Reboletti
46	Republican	Dennis Reboletti		Democratic	Deborah O'Keefe Conroy
47	Republican	Patricia R. Bellock		Republican	Patricia R. Bellock
				Green	Bob Mueller
				Democratic	Jim Speta
48	Republican	Michael Connelly		Republican	Michael Connelly
48	Republican	Michael Connelly		Democratic	Barbara Green
49	Republican	Timothy L. Schmitz		Republican	Timothy L. Schmitz
49	Republican	Timothy L. Schmitz		Democratic	Jennifer Barconi
50	Republican	Kay Hatcher		Republican	Kay Hatcher
50	Republican	Kay Hatcher		Democratic	Linda Healy
51	Republican	Ed Sullivan, Jr.		Republican	Ed Sullivan, Jr.
51	Republican	Ed Sullivan, Jr.		Democratic	Steve Riess
52	Republican	Mark H. Beaubien, Jr.		Republican	Mark H. Beaubien, Jr.
53	Republican	Sidney Mathias		Republican	Sidney Mathias
53	Republican	Sidney Mathias		Democratic	Linda Birnbaum
54	Republican	Suzanne Bassi	lost in primary	Republican	Tom Morrison
54	Republican	Suzanne Bassi	lost in primary	Democratic	Matt Flamm
55	Republican	Randy Ramey, Jr.		Republican	Randy Ramey, Jr.
55	Republican	Randy Ramey, Jr.		Democratic	Gregory Brownfield
56	Democratic	Paul D. Froehlich	retired	Democratic	Michelle Mussman
56	Democratic	Paul D. Froehlich	retired	Republican	Ryan Higgins
57	Democratic	Elaine Nekritz		Democratic	Elaine Nekritz
57	Democratic	Elaine Nekritz		Republican	Richard Hamen
58	Democratic	Karen May		Democratic	Karen May
58	Democratic	Karen May		Republican	Lauren Turelli
59	Democratic	Carol Sente		Democratic	Carol Sente
59	Democratic	Carol Sente		Republican	Dan Sugue
60	Democratic	Eddie Washington	died June 4, 2010	Democratic	Rita Mayfield
61	Republican	JoAnn D. Osmond		Republican	JoAnn D. Osmond
61	Republican	JoAnn D. Osmond		Democratic	Scott D. Pollock
62	Republican	Sandy Cole		Republican	Sandy Cole
62	Republican	Sandy Cole		Democratic	Rich Voltair
63	Democratic	Jack D. Franks		Democratic	Jack D. Franks
63	Democratic	Jack D. Franks		Republican	John O'Neill
64	Republican	Michael Tryon		Republican	Michael W. Tryon
64	Republican	Michael Tryon		Democratic	Robert Kaempfe
65	Republican	Rosemary Mulligan		Republican	Rosemary Mulligan
65	Republican	Rosemary Mulligan		Democratic	Wendy Gruen
66	Democratic	Mark L. Walker		Democratic	Mark L. Walker
66	Democratic	Mark L. Walker		Republican	David Harris
67	Democratic	Charles E. Jefferson		Democratic	Charles E. Jefferson
67	Democratic	Charles E. Jefferson		Republican	Robert E. Brokish, Jr.
68	Republican	Dave Winters		Republican	Dave Winters
				Democratic	Marla Jean Wilson
				Green	Gerry Woods
69	Republican	Ronald A. Wait	xx	Republican	Joe Sosnowski
				Democratic	Ray Pendzinski
				Green	Dan Lindsey
70	Republican	Robert W. Pritchard		Republican	Robert W. Pritchard
71	Democratic	Mike Boland	xx	Democratic	Dennis Ahern
71	Democratic	Mike Boland	xx	Republican	Richard Morthland
72	Democratic	Patrick J. Verschoore		Democratic	Patrick J. Verschoore
72	Democratic	Patrick J. Verschoore		Republican	Mark Lioen
73	Republican	David R. Leitch		Republican	David R. Leitch
74	Republican	Donald L. Moffitt		Republican	Donald L. Moffitt
74	Republican	Donald L. Moffitt		Democratic	Elizabeth Double
75	Democratic	Careen M. Gordon		Democratic	Careen M. Gordon
75	Democratic	Careen M. Gordon		Republican	Sue Rezin
76	Democratic	Frank J. Mautino		Democratic	Frank J. Mautino
77	Republican	Angelo Saviano		Republican	Angelo Saviano
78	Democratic	Deborah L. Graham		Democratic	Camille Lilly
79	Democratic	Lisa M. Dugan		Democratic	Lisa M. Dugan
				Republican	Nick Been
				Green	George Ochsenfeld
80	Democratic	Anthony DeLuca		Democratic	Anthony DeLuca
81	Republican	Renee Kosel		Democratic	John G. Unhoch
81	Republican	Renee Kosel		Republican	Renee Kosel
82	Republican	Jim Durkin		Republican	Jim Durkin
82	Republican	Jim Durkin		Democratic	Matthew T. Mostowik
83	Democratic	Linda Chapa LaVia		Democratic	Linda Chapa LaVia
84	Republican	Tom Cross		Republican	Tom Cross
84	Republican	Tom Cross		Democratic	Dennis Grosskopf
85	Democratic	Emily McAsey		Democratic	Emily McAsey
85	Democratic	Emily McAsey		Republican	Maripat Oliver
86	Democratic	Jack McGuire		Democratic	Jack McGuire
86	Democratic	Jack McGuire		Republican	Ryan Eggert
87	Republican	Bill Mitchell		Republican	Bill Mitchell
87	Republican	Bill Mitchell		Democratic	George H. Wissmiller
88	Republican	Dan Brady		Republican	Dan Brady
89	Republican	Jim Sacia		Republican	Jim Sacia
89	Republican	Jim Sacia		Democratic	Victoria F. Grizzoffi
90	Republican	Jerry L. Mitchell		Republican	Jerry L. Mitchell
90	Republican	Jerry L. Mitchell		Democratic	Kenneth J. Novak
91	Democratic	Michael K. Smith		Democratic	Michael K. Smith
91	Democratic	Michael K. Smith		Republican	Michael D. Unes
92	Democratic	Jehan Gordon		Democratic	Jehan Gordon
92	Democratic	Jehan Gordon		Republican	Jim Montelongo
93	Republican	Jil Tracy		Republican	Jil Tracy
94	Republican	Richard P. Myers		Republican	Richard P. Myers
94	Republican	Richard P. Myers		Democratic	Earl W. Godt II
95	Republican	Mike Fortner		Republican	Mike Fortner
95	Republican	Mike Fortner		Democratic	Maria Owens
96	Republican	Darlene Senger		Republican	Darlene Senger
96	Republican	Darlene Senger		Democratic	Dawn DeSart
97	Republican	Jim Watson		Republican	Jim Watson
98	Democratic	Betsy Hannig	xx	Democratic	Charles Landers
98	Democratic	Betsy Hannig	xx	Republican	Wayne Arthur Rosenthal
99	Republican	Raymond Poe		Republican	Raymond Poe
99	Republican	Raymond Poe		Democratic	Kent E. DeLay
100	Republican	Rich Brauer		Republican	Rich Brauer
101	Democratic	Robert F. Flider		Democratic	Robert F. Flider
				Republican	Adam M. Brown
				Republican	Mark Scranton (withdrawn)
102	Republican	Ron Stephens		Republican	Ron Stephens
102	Republican	Ron Stephens		Independent	Deena Dailey
103	Democratic	Naomi Jakobsson		Democratic	Naomi Jakobsson
103	Democratic	Naomi Jakobsson		Republican	Norman E. Davis
104	Republican	William B. Black	xx	Republican	Chad D. Hays
104	Republican	William B. Black	xx	Democratic	Michael Puhr
105	Republican	Shane Cultra		Republican	Shane Cultra
105	Republican	Shane Cultra		Green	Vince LaMie
106	Republican	Keith P. Sommer		Republican	Keith P. Sommer
107	Republican	John Cavaletto		Republican	John Cavaletto
107	Republican	John Cavaletto		Democratic	Joshua Qualls
108	Republican	David Reis		Republican	David Reis
109	Republican	Roger L. Eddy		Republican	Roger L. Eddy
109	Republican	Roger L. Eddy		Democratic	Tim Cyr
110	Republican	Chapin Rose		Republican	Chapin Rose
110	Republican	Chapin Rose		Democratic	Dennis Malak
111	Democratic	Daniel V. Beiser		Democratic	Daniel V. Beiser
112	Democratic	Jay C. Hoffman		Democratic	Jay C. Hoffman
112	Democratic	Jay C. Hoffman		Republican	Dwight D. Kay
113	Democratic	Thomas Holbrook		Democratic	Thomas Holbrook
113	Democratic	Thomas Holbrook		Republican	Joseph F. Avellone
114	Democratic	Eddie Lee Jackson		Democratic	Eddie Lee Jackson
115	Republican	Mike Bost		Republican	Mike Bost
115	Republican	Mike Bost		Green	Charlie Howe
116	Democratic	Dan Reitz		Democratic	Dan Reitz
116	Democratic	Dan Reitz		Republican	Glenn C. Farley
117	Democratic	John E. Bradley		Democratic	John E. Bradley
118	Democratic	Brandon W. Phelps		Democratic	Brandon W. Phelps

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 a surprising upset. Morrison is facing Democratic nominee Matt Flamm (campaign site, PVS), senior partner in a business and real estate law practice in Chicago.^[1]^[2] The Pioneer Press endorsed Flamm on October 14, 2010.^[3]

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

References

↑ 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

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Illinois House of Representatives elections, 2010

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General election

Notable races

District 54

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