In the U.S. House, incumbents are running for reelection in all of Illinois’ 17 districts. That includes Mary Miller in the 15th Congressional District, who is running unopposed.

Several of the districts wind through Illinois on thin strips of land. The draft maps include 17 congressional districts, down from the current 18. News Sports Entertainment Lifestyle Opinion ...

For the third time in two decades, Southern Illinoisans are facing the loss of a congressional district, raising concerns about a diminishing rural voice in Congress as the population shrinks.

It’s not just congressional districts. Illinois Democrats who drew legislative maps following the 2020 Census split O’Fallon into four state House of Representatives districts, up from three.

Experts say the 15th Congressional District, which stretches across southern and central Illinois, will most likely be eliminated after the 2020 census because its population has been steadily ...

U.S. Rep. Mary Miller beat Rep. Rodney Davis in the race for District 15 with 58% of the votes. Find more results for Districts 15, 16 and 17 below.

15th District: The war is on between Republican incumbents Rodney Davis and Mary Miller, the only candidates to file so far in one of the state’s biggest districts, geographically.

Illinois Democrats on Friday proposed new district lines that ... a distinct advantage in 14 of the 17 congressional districts Illinois has been ... a Republican-leaning 15th ...

Illinois' 15th Congressional District covers a large swath of the southeastern part of the state, stretching from Paxton on the north to the Ohio River on the south and the St. Louis suburb of ...

Illinois 15th Congressional District Election Results. Updated Jan. 27, ... Races to watch include those in the 17th, 18th, 19th and 22nd Congressional Districts, as well as the contest for governor.

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