Elections were held in Illinois
2012 Illinois elections Turnout 70.20%
Primaries were held March 20.
Election information edit Turnout edit Primary election edit For the primary election, turnout was 23.20%, with 1,694,317 votes cast.[1]
Turnout by county[1] County Registration Votes cast Turnout Adams 43,192 9,872 22.86% Alexander 7,447 781 10.49% Bond 12,073 1,809 14.98% Boone 30,735 7,288 23.71% Brown 3,524 757 21.48% Bureau 23,713 5,841 24.63% Calhoun 3,604 1,804 50.06% Carroll 10,955 3,272 29.87% Cass 9,381 1,268 13.52% Champaign 124,696 26,212 21.02% Christian 21,192 4,557 21.5% Clark 12,683 3,224 25.42% Clay 9,862 1,788 18.13% Clinton 26,116 3,634 13.91% Coles 29,284 7,853 26.82% Cook [note 1] 2,682,942 644,701 24.03% Crawford 13,999 3,259 23.28% Cumberland 7,793 2,026 26% DeKalb 53,602 12,534 23.38% DeWitt 11,358 4,624 40.71% Douglas 11,717 3,731 31.84% DuPage 526,358 138,281 26.27% Edgar 13,112 2,899 22.11% Edwards 4,476 1,130 25.25% Effingham 22,429 6,468 28.84% Fayette 15,129 2,533 16.74% Ford 8,534 2,924 34.26% Franklin 29,646 8,759 29.55% Fulton 25,130 5,166 20.56% Gallatin 4,023 1,949 48.45% Greene 8,845 2,800 31.66% Grundy 29,301 6,932 23.66% Hamilton 5,594 2,171 38.81% Hancock 12,319 4,272 34.68% Hardin 3,099 1,295 41.79% Henderson 4,960 962 19.4% Henry 35,006 6,170 17.63% Iroquois 18,559 5,865 31.6% Jackson 38,995 6,408 16.43% Jasper 6,687 1,749 26.16% Jefferson 23,510 8,241 35.05% Jersey 17,462 2,739 15.69% Jo Daviess 15,744 4,735 30.07% Johnson 7,971 2,897 36.34% Kane 256,859 52,803 20.56% Kankakee 62,764 12,428 19.8% Kendall 66,242 14,370 21.69% Knox 33,505 6,307 18.82% Lake 385,905 91,138 23.62% LaSalle 71,201 14,651 20.58% Lawrence 10,663 1,904 17.86% Lee 23,561 6,035 25.61% Livingston 21,117 7,477 35.41% Logan 19,414 4,475 23.05% Macon 74,606 15,745 21.1% Macoupin 30,794 7,498 24.35% Madison 181,390 28,914 15.94% Marion 24,500 3,958 16.16% Marshall 8,282 1,908 23.04% Mason 10,385 3,142 30.26% Massac 12,600 2,152 17.08% McDonough 17,975 4,865 27.07% McHenry 199,027 39,242 19.72% McLean 94,299 25,137 26.66% Menard 8,539 1,847 21.63% Mercer 11,730 3,896 33.21% Monroe 23,440 4,501 19.2% Montgomery 18,416 3,624 19.68% Morgan 20,722 6,397 30.87% Moultrie 8,399 2,095 24.94% Ogle 33,831 9,937 29.37% Peoria 116,216 22,502 19.36% Perry 13,898 2,532 18.22% Piatt 11,531 3,720 32.26% Pike 11,473 4,116 35.88% Pope 3,185 1,234 38.74% Pulaski 5,879 890 15.14% Putnam 4,139 1,473 35.59% Randolph 23,119 5,797 25.07% Richland 12,256 2,208 18.02% Rock Island 87,636 21,308 24.31% Saline 15,845 3,816 24.08% Sangamon 140,897 26,255 18.63% Schuyler 5,243 1,554 29.64% Scott 3,976 1,423 35.79% Shelby 14,579 3,699 25.37% Stark 4,036 907 22.47% St. Clair 179,904 34,203 19.01% Stephenson 35,015 7,369 21.05% Tazewell 85,816 20,837 24.28% Union 15,091 4,686 31.05% Vermilion 47,289 8,476 17.92% Wabash 9,234 1,366 14.79% Warren 11,490 2,918 25.4% Washington 9,705 3,984 41.05% Wayne 12,770 2,611 20.45% White 10,624 2,268 21.35% Whiteside 36,956 6,919 18.72% Will 371,928 78,877 21.21% Williamson 41,555 10,658 25.65% Winnebago 180,059 43,627 24.23% Woodford 26,066 7,458 28.61% Total 7,304,333 1,694,317 23.2%
General election edit For the general election, turnout was 70.20%, with 5,279,752 votes cast.[2]
Turnout by county[2] County Registration Votes cast Turnout Adams 45,172 31,056 68.75% Alexander 5,435 3,562 65.54% Bond 12,456 7,449 59.8% Boone 32,411 21,509 66.36% Brown 3,985 2,415 60.6% Bureau 23,588 16,786 71.16% Calhoun 3,679 2,654 72.14% Carroll 11,182 7,429 66.44% Cass 9,391 4,922 52.41% Champaign 112,933 78,939 69.9% Christian 21,826 14,847 68.02% Clark 12,679 7,955 62.74% Clay 10,043 6,017 59.91% Clinton 23,801 16,590 69.7% Coles 32,119 21,532 67.04% Cook [note 2] 2,781,182 2,030,563 73.01% Crawford 14,232 8,675 60.95% Cumberland 7,926 5,360 67.63% DeKalb 57,915 41,428 71.53% DeWitt 11,628 7,414 63.76% Douglas 11,801 7,961 67.46% DuPage 560,718 403,312 71.93% Edgar 13,228 7,869 59.49% Edwards 4,536 3,291 72.55% Effingham 23,115 16,825 72.79% Fayette 15,072 9,086 60.28% Ford 8,875 6,069 68.38% Franklin 29,925 18,184 60.77% Fulton 25,496 15,495 60.77% Gallatin 4,052 2,648 65.35% Greene 9,018 5,737 63.62% Grundy 30,820 21,419 69.5% Hamilton 5,746 4,055 70.57% Hancock 12,529 9,275 74.03% Hardin 3,528 2,421 68.62% Henderson 5,019 3,639 72.5% Henry 36,186 24,594 67.97% Iroquois 18,860 12,881 68.3% Jackson 42,361 24,307 57.38% Jasper 6,827 5,121 75.01% Jefferson 24,396 16,605 68.06% Jersey 17,744 10,119 57.03% Jo Daviess 16,171 11,565 71.52% Johnson 8,172 5,754 70.41% Kane 272,843 182,747 66.98% Kankakee 64,366 45,864 71.26% Kendall 68,453 47,565 69.49% Knox 33,417 23,501 70.33% Lake 406,567 289,385 71.18% LaSalle 71,565 47,748 66.72% Lawrence 10,504 6,084 57.92% Lee 21,843 15,439 70.68% Livingston 21,718 15,162 69.81% Logan 19,471 12,182 62.56% Macon 76,201 49,308 64.71% Macoupin 31,882 21,236 66.61% Madison 179,256 123,834 69.08% Marion 24,817 15,952 64.28% Marshall 8,454 5,928 70.12% Mason 10,422 6,348 60.91% Massac 10,756 6,590 61.27% McDonough 19,154 12,619 65.88% McHenry 203,225 134,550 66.21% McLean 102,522 73,827 72.01% Menard 8,751 6,213 71% Mercer 12,020 8,652 71.98% Monroe 23,827 17,582 73.79% Montgomery 18,344 12,314 67.13% Morgan 21,484 14,222 66.2% Moultrie 8,672 6,114 70.5% Ogle 34,994 23,533 67.25% Peoria 115,999 79,473 68.51% Perry 14,172 9,685 68.34% Piatt 11,817 8,785 74.34% Pike 11,851 7,377 62.25% Pope 3,021 2,254 74.61% Pulaski 5,835 3,044 52.17% Putnam 4,248 3,178 74.81% Randolph 21,863 14,609 66.82% Richland 11,555 7,365 63.74% Rock Island 91,636 65,574 71.56% Saline 16,467 10,956 66.53% Sangamon 132,634 95,166 71.75% Schuyler 5,283 3,951 74.79% Scott 4,098 2,616 63.84% Shelby 14,916 10,515 70.49% Stark 4,133 2,701 65.35% St. Clair 188,420 120,502 63.95% Stephenson 33,328 21,239 63.73% Tazewell 89,276 61,568 68.96% Union 11,970 8,413 70.28% Vermilion 48,202 30,611 63.51% Wabash 9,132 5,182 56.75% Warren 12,010 7,883 65.64% Washington 10,073 7,518 74.64% Wayne 12,933 7,744 59.88% White 10,918 7,149 65.48% Whiteside 38,166 25,994 68.11% Will 386,172 279,352 72.34% Williamson 43,614 29,519 67.68% Winnebago 174,909 110,970 63.44% Woodford 28,765 19,026 66.14% Total 7,520,722 5,279,752 70.2%
Federal elections edit United States President edit Illinois voted for the Democratic ticket of Barack Obama and Joe Biden .
This was the sixth consecutive presidential election in which Illinois had voted for the Democratic ticket.
United States House edit Illinois had lost one seat in the reapportionment following the 2010 United States Census . All 18 of Illinois' remaining seats in the United States House of Representatives were up for election in 2012.
Before the election, Republicans held 11 and Democrats held 8 seats from Illinois. In 2002, Democrats won 12 seats while Republicans won 6.
State elections edit State Senate edit One-third of the seats of the Illinois Senate were up for election in 2012.
State House of Representatives edit All of the seats in the Illinois House of Representatives were up for election in 2012.
Judicial elections edit Judicial elections were held.
Ballot measure edit Illinois voters voted on a single ballot measure in 1998.[3] [3]
Illinois Public Pension Amendment edit Illinois voters rejected the proposed Illinois Public Pension Amendment, a legislatively referred constitutional amendment . This would have amended the Constitution of Illinois .[4] [4]
Illinois Public Pension Amendment[2] [3] Option Votes % of votes % of all ballots Yes 1,901,837 43.84 36.32 No 2,436,051 56.16 46.52 Total votes 4,337,888 100 82.84 Voter turnout 57.68%
Local elections edit Notes edit References edit ^ a b "Voter Turnout". www.elections.il.gov . Illinois State Board of Elections. Retrieved March 22, 2020 . ^ a b c "Voter Turnout". www.elections.il.gov . Illinois State Board of Elections. Retrieved March 22, 2020 . ^ a b c "Illinois Constitution - Amendments Proposed". www.ilga.gov . Illinois General Assembly. Retrieved March 26, 2020 . ^ a b "Illinois Public Pension Amendment, HJRCA 49 (2012)". Ballotpedia . Retrieved March 27, 2020 .
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Elections were held in Illinois on November 6 2012 2012 Illinois elections 2010 November 6 2012 2014 Turnout70 20 Primaries were held March 20 Contents 1 Election information 1 1 Turnout 1 1 1 Primary election 1 1 2 General election 2 Federal elections 2 1 United States President 2 2 United States House 3 State elections 3 1 State Senate 3 2 State House of Representatives 3 3 Judicial elections 3 4 Ballot measure 3 4 1 Illinois Public Pension Amendment 4 Local elections 5 Notes 6 ReferencesElection information editTurnout edit See also 2012 United States presidential election in Illinois Turnout Primary election edit For the primary election turnout was 23 20 with 1 694 317 votes cast 1 Turnout by county 1 County Registration Votes cast Turnout Adams 43 192 9 872 22 86 Alexander 7 447 781 10 49 Bond 12 073 1 809 14 98 Boone 30 735 7 288 23 71 Brown 3 524 757 21 48 Bureau 23 713 5 841 24 63 Calhoun 3 604 1 804 50 06 Carroll 10 955 3 272 29 87 Cass 9 381 1 268 13 52 Champaign 124 696 26 212 21 02 Christian 21 192 4 557 21 5 Clark 12 683 3 224 25 42 Clay 9 862 1 788 18 13 Clinton 26 116 3 634 13 91 Coles 29 284 7 853 26 82 Cook note 1 2 682 942 644 701 24 03 Crawford 13 999 3 259 23 28 Cumberland 7 793 2 026 26 DeKalb 53 602 12 534 23 38 DeWitt 11 358 4 624 40 71 Douglas 11 717 3 731 31 84 DuPage 526 358 138 281 26 27 Edgar 13 112 2 899 22 11 Edwards 4 476 1 130 25 25 Effingham 22 429 6 468 28 84 Fayette 15 129 2 533 16 74 Ford 8 534 2 924 34 26 Franklin 29 646 8 759 29 55 Fulton 25 130 5 166 20 56 Gallatin 4 023 1 949 48 45 Greene 8 845 2 800 31 66 Grundy 29 301 6 932 23 66 Hamilton 5 594 2 171 38 81 Hancock 12 319 4 272 34 68 Hardin 3 099 1 295 41 79 Henderson 4 960 962 19 4 Henry 35 006 6 170 17 63 Iroquois 18 559 5 865 31 6 Jackson 38 995 6 408 16 43 Jasper 6 687 1 749 26 16 Jefferson 23 510 8 241 35 05 Jersey 17 462 2 739 15 69 Jo Daviess 15 744 4 735 30 07 Johnson 7 971 2 897 36 34 Kane 256 859 52 803 20 56 Kankakee 62 764 12 428 19 8 Kendall 66 242 14 370 21 69 Knox 33 505 6 307 18 82 Lake 385 905 91 138 23 62 LaSalle 71 201 14 651 20 58 Lawrence 10 663 1 904 17 86 Lee 23 561 6 035 25 61 Livingston 21 117 7 477 35 41 Logan 19 414 4 475 23 05 Macon 74 606 15 745 21 1 Macoupin 30 794 7 498 24 35 Madison 181 390 28 914 15 94 Marion 24 500 3 958 16 16 Marshall 8 282 1 908 23 04 Mason 10 385 3 142 30 26 Massac 12 600 2 152 17 08 McDonough 17 975 4 865 27 07 McHenry 199 027 39 242 19 72 McLean 94 299 25 137 26 66 Menard 8 539 1 847 21 63 Mercer 11 730 3 896 33 21 Monroe 23 440 4 501 19 2 Montgomery 18 416 3 624 19 68 Morgan 20 722 6 397 30 87 Moultrie 8 399 2 095 24 94 Ogle 33 831 9 937 29 37 Peoria 116 216 22 502 19 36 Perry 13 898 2 532 18 22 Piatt 11 531 3 720 32 26 Pike 11 473 4 116 35 88 Pope 3 185 1 234 38 74 Pulaski 5 879 890 15 14 Putnam 4 139 1 473 35 59 Randolph 23 119 5 797 25 07 Richland 12 256 2 208 18 02 Rock Island 87 636 21 308 24 31 Saline 15 845 3 816 24 08 Sangamon 140 897 26 255 18 63 Schuyler 5 243 1 554 29 64 Scott 3 976 1 423 35 79 Shelby 14 579 3 699 25 37 Stark 4 036 907 22 47 St Clair 179 904 34 203 19 01 Stephenson 35 015 7 369 21 05 Tazewell 85 816 20 837 24 28 Union 15 091 4 686 31 05 Vermilion 47 289 8 476 17 92 Wabash 9 234 1 366 14 79 Warren 11 490 2 918 25 4 Washington 9 705 3 984 41 05 Wayne 12 770 2 611 20 45 White 10 624 2 268 21 35 Whiteside 36 956 6 919 18 72 Will 371 928 78 877 21 21 Williamson 41 555 10 658 25 65 Winnebago 180 059 43 627 24 23 Woodford 26 066 7 458 28 61 Total 7 304 333 1 694 317 23 2 General election edit For the general election turnout was 70 20 with 5 279 752 votes cast 2 Turnout by county 2 County Registration Votes cast Turnout Adams 45 172 31 056 68 75 Alexander 5 435 3 562 65 54 Bond 12 456 7 449 59 8 Boone 32 411 21 509 66 36 Brown 3 985 2 415 60 6 Bureau 23 588 16 786 71 16 Calhoun 3 679 2 654 72 14 Carroll 11 182 7 429 66 44 Cass 9 391 4 922 52 41 Champaign 112 933 78 939 69 9 Christian 21 826 14 847 68 02 Clark 12 679 7 955 62 74 Clay 10 043 6 017 59 91 Clinton 23 801 16 590 69 7 Coles 32 119 21 532 67 04 Cook note 2 2 781 182 2 030 563 73 01 Crawford 14 232 8 675 60 95 Cumberland 7 926 5 360 67 63 DeKalb 57 915 41 428 71 53 DeWitt 11 628 7 414 63 76 Douglas 11 801 7 961 67 46 DuPage 560 718 403 312 71 93 Edgar 13 228 7 869 59 49 Edwards 4 536 3 291 72 55 Effingham 23 115 16 825 72 79 Fayette 15 072 9 086 60 28 Ford 8 875 6 069 68 38 Franklin 29 925 18 184 60 77 Fulton 25 496 15 495 60 77 Gallatin 4 052 2 648 65 35 Greene 9 018 5 737 63 62 Grundy 30 820 21 419 69 5 Hamilton 5 746 4 055 70 57 Hancock 12 529 9 275 74 03 Hardin 3 528 2 421 68 62 Henderson 5 019 3 639 72 5 Henry 36 186 24 594 67 97 Iroquois 18 860 12 881 68 3 Jackson 42 361 24 307 57 38 Jasper 6 827 5 121 75 01 Jefferson 24 396 16 605 68 06 Jersey 17 744 10 119 57 03 Jo Daviess 16 171 11 565 71 52 Johnson 8 172 5 754 70 41 Kane 272 843 182 747 66 98 Kankakee 64 366 45 864 71 26 Kendall 68 453 47 565 69 49 Knox 33 417 23 501 70 33 Lake 406 567 289 385 71 18 LaSalle 71 565 47 748 66 72 Lawrence 10 504 6 084 57 92 Lee 21 843 15 439 70 68 Livingston 21 718 15 162 69 81 Logan 19 471 12 182 62 56 Macon 76 201 49 308 64 71 Macoupin 31 882 21 236 66 61 Madison 179 256 123 834 69 08 Marion 24 817 15 952 64 28 Marshall 8 454 5 928 70 12 Mason 10 422 6 348 60 91 Massac 10 756 6 590 61 27 McDonough 19 154 12 619 65 88 McHenry 203 225 134 550 66 21 McLean 102 522 73 827 72 01 Menard 8 751 6 213 71 Mercer 12 020 8 652 71 98 Monroe 23 827 17 582 73 79 Montgomery 18 344 12 314 67 13 Morgan 21 484 14 222 66 2 Moultrie 8 672 6 114 70 5 Ogle 34 994 23 533 67 25 Peoria 115 999 79 473 68 51 Perry 14 172 9 685 68 34 Piatt 11 817 8 785 74 34 Pike 11 851 7 377 62 25 Pope 3 021 2 254 74 61 Pulaski 5 835 3 044 52 17 Putnam 4 248 3 178 74 81 Randolph 21 863 14 609 66 82 Richland 11 555 7 365 63 74 Rock Island 91 636 65 574 71 56 Saline 16 467 10 956 66 53 Sangamon 132 634 95 166 71 75 Schuyler 5 283 3 951 74 79 Scott 4 098 2 616 63 84 Shelby 14 916 10 515 70 49 Stark 4 133 2 701 65 35 St Clair 188 420 120 502 63 95 Stephenson 33 328 21 239 63 73 Tazewell 89 276 61 568 68 96 Union 11 970 8 413 70 28 Vermilion 48 202 30 611 63 51 Wabash 9 132 5 182 56 75 Warren 12 010 7 883 65 64 Washington 10 073 7 518 74 64 Wayne 12 933 7 744 59 88 White 10 918 7 149 65 48 Whiteside 38 166 25 994 68 11 Will 386 172 279 352 72 34 Williamson 43 614 29 519 67 68 Winnebago 174 909 110 970 63 44 Woodford 28 765 19 026 66 14 Total 7 520 722 5 279 752 70 2 Federal elections editUnited States President edit Main article 2012 United States presidential election in Illinois See also 2012 United States presidential election Illinois voted for the Democratic ticket of Barack Obama and Joe Biden This was the sixth consecutive presidential election in which Illinois had voted for the Democratic ticket United States House edit Main article 2012 United States House of Representatives elections in Illinois See also 2012 United States House of Representatives elections Illinois had lost one seat in the reapportionment following the 2010 United States Census All 18 of Illinois remaining seats in the United States House of Representatives were up for election in 2012 Before the election Republicans held 11 and Democrats held 8 seats from Illinois In 2002 Democrats won 12 seats while Republicans won 6 State elections editState Senate edit Main article 2012 Illinois Senate election One third of the seats of the Illinois Senate were up for election in 2012 State House of Representatives edit Main article 2012 Illinois House of Representatives election All of the seats in the Illinois House of Representatives were up for election in 2012 Judicial elections edit Main article 2012 Illinois judicial elections Judicial elections were held Ballot measure edit Illinois voters voted on a single ballot measure in 1998 3 In order to be approved the measure required either 60 support among those specifically voting on the amendment or 50 support among all ballots cast in the elections 3 Illinois Public Pension Amendment edit Main article Illinois Public Pension Amendment Illinois voters rejected the proposed Illinois Public Pension Amendment a legislatively referred constitutional amendment This would have amended the Constitution of Illinois 4 The measure would have made it so that a three fifths approval would be required by the General Assembly city councils and school districts that wish to increase the pension benefits of their employees 4 Illinois Public Pension Amendment 2 3 Option Votes of voteson measure of all ballotscast Yes 1 901 837 43 84 36 32 No 2 436 051 56 16 46 52 Total votes 4 337 888 100 82 84 Voter turnout 57 68 Local elections editLocal elections were held These included county elections such as the Cook County elections Notes edit For more on Cook County general election turnout see 2012 Cook County Illinois elections Voter turnout For more on Cook County primary turnout see 2012 Cook County Illinois elections Voter turnoutReferences edit a b Voter Turnout www elections il gov Illinois State Board of Elections Retrieved March 22 2020 a b c Voter Turnout www elections il gov Illinois State Board of Elections Retrieved March 22 2020 a b c Illinois Constitution Amendments Proposed www ilga gov Illinois General Assembly Retrieved March 26 2020 a b Illinois Public Pension Amendment HJRCA 49 2012 Ballotpedia Retrieved March 27 2020 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 2012 Illinois elections amp oldid 1174238431, wikipedia, wiki , book, books, library,
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