Democrats in the Illinois General Assembly used their supermajority Tuesday to push through revised boundaries for the state’s 177 legislative districts aimed at ensuring their control of the… ...

The maps show congressional districts as well as Illinois State Senate and House districts. Borgsmiller says users can select only which districts they want to view, so that it's not confusing.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) — Democratic legislators have released proposed maps for the state's 118 House and 59 Senate districts that they said "ensure the broad racial and geographic diversity of ...

The proposed maps “comply with federal and state law and ensure the broad racial and geographic diversity of Illinois is reflected in the General Assembly,” Democrats said in a news release ...

The Senate map did signal some changes for House members. Based on the Senate map, state Rep. Dan Brady, R-Bloomington, would lose much of the northern half of his district.

SPRINGFIELD — Illinois lawmakers passed measures Friday to redraw state legislative and judicial district lines, less than 24 hours after the bills implementing the maps were introduced.. The ...

The state Senate passed the budget late Thursday, sending it to the House. But completion of a final map of the districts of Chicago’s new elected school board was pushed even further into the ...

Democrats who control the Illinois House and Senate posted maps online Friday night showing proposed boundaries for new state legislative districts as part of a process required by the state ...

In a joint statement, Senate and House Democrats said they released the map—shortly after 7 p.m. Friday, after lawmakers and reporters generally had gone home for the weekend—because it is ...

WASHINGTON — Democrats in the Illinois General Assembly released the proposed new congressional map on Friday, with the lines drawn to yield 14 Democratic and three Republican districts.

The state Supreme Court maps lawmakers are sending to the governor’s desk also is a historic moment for the state. Illinois’ Supreme Court lines have not been redrawn since 1963.

SPRINGFIELD - Thousands of Illinois voters could see new faces on the ballot for state Senate next year under a legislative map proposal released Thursday.