Democrats say that move — sacrificing one of their own party — proves the new maps are fair and should survive expected court challenges.

On Nov. 24, Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed a new congressional map approved by the legislature into law. The map notably alters the size and shape of the 13th congressional district, which includes ...

West Point graduate Joshua Loyd is running for the Republican nominee in Illinois Congressional District 13, where he'll face off against Thomas Clatterbuck in the March primary.

Decision day dawned early Friday for members of Congress from Illinois confronted with a new district map drawn by Democrats in an effort to maximize power in Washington, avoid legal challenges and… ...

Illinois Democrats are poised to approve new congressional district maps that would give Democratic candidates an advantage in elections over the next decade as their party fights to keep control ...

Democrats who control state government released their proposed congressional maps Friday, and lawmakers are scheduled to meet in Springfield to pass the new maps before the end of the month.

Two relative political newcomers faced off in the Illinois Congressional District 13 race, a district ranging from Champaign west through Decatur and Springfield and then south to the Metro East ...

Redrawn Illinois congressional map gives most incumbents an election edge over newcomers, but issues such as economy, crime, abortion could also play a factor ...

The new proposed map is designed to yield 14 Democratic and three GOP members of Congress from Illinois and will likely face court challenges.

Illinois’ 18-member congressional delegation, which includes 13 Democrats and five Republicans, will shrink by a seat because of population losses since the 2010 census.