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INTRODUCING Wednesday, March 9th | 1871 Who is registered to vote in Illinois? Are men and women registered in equal numbers? What is the age breakdown of current registered voters? How has party voting changed over time? How


  1. INTRODUCING Wednesday, March 9th | 1871

  2. Who is registered to vote in Illinois? ● Are men and women registered in equal numbers? What is the age breakdown of current registered voters? ● ● How has party voting changed over time? How many eligible voters are registered across the state? ● ● Is Illinois a red or blue state?

  3. What data is available? ● Illinois State Board of Elections Voter File Currently only available to political committees ○ ● US Census Data (2015 Population Estimate) Previous data compilations primarily used exit polls ● ○ Illinois Voter Project contains more exact data

  4. Active vs. Eligible Voters This map shows the percentage of active versus eligible voters across Illinois An “active” voter is someone who has voted within the past four years.* An “eligible” voter is defined as any Illinois resident aged 18 and over. Illinois Population: 12.8 Million Active Voters: 7.5 Million Eligible Voters: 10.1 Million *If a registered voter does not vote in two concurrent election cycles, the State Board of Elections initiates a process to verify or remove the record. Map data sourced from the Illinois State Board of Elections.

  5. 74% 74% of all Illinoisans 18 years and older are active registered voters. Approximately 26% are eligible to vote but not registered.

  6. Gender of Active Voters This map shows the majority gender of active voters in election jurisdictions across the state. 51.98% of active registered voters in Illinois are female. 45% are male. 3% of active registered voters have no gender listed. 50.9% of all Illinois residents are female, according to the U.S. Census. Map data sourced from the Illinois State Board of Elections.

  7. Age of Active Voters Category Number Percent of Voters Percent of Eligible Pop. Age 18-24 7.1% 12.8% 542,017 Age 25 -34 16.7% 18.4% 1,262,771 Age 35 - 44 16% 17.2% 1,209,919 Age 45 - 54 18.2% 18.5% 1,377,103 Age 55 - 64 18.7% 15.9% 1,415,109 Age 65+ 22.2% 17.2% 1,676,914 Age Undefined .8% - 64,533 Age of voters based on birthdates as of January 1, 2016

  8. Voter Turnout 2008 - 2014 These maps show voter turnout over the past four election cycles by party and election jurisdiction

  9. 2008 Primary Election This map shows a dot for every ten votes cast by party in the 2008 Primary Election. It is broken down by Illinois State Senate districts. Primary votes cast: 2,416,022 Voter turnout: 32% Top race: (D) Obama , Clinton (R) McCain , Huckabee, Romney Democrat: 1,598,803 (66%) Republican: 739,486 (30%) Other: 77,733 (3%) General Election votes cast: 4,480,341 Voter Turnout: 59% Top race: Barack Obama vs John McCain Map data sourced from the Illinois State Board of Elections.

  10. 2010 Primary Election This map shows a dot for every ten votes cast by party in the 2010 Primary Election. It is broken down by Illinois State Senate districts. Primary votes cast: 1,540,656 Voter turnout: 20% Top races: (D) Quinn vs Hynes (R) Brady, Dillard, McKenna Democrat: 824,543 (53.5%) Republican: 681,641 (44%) Other: 34,472 (2%) General Election votes cast: 3,332,594 Voter turnout: 44% Top race: Pat Quinn vs Bill Brady Map data sourced from the Illinois State Board of Elections.

  11. 2012 Primary Election This map shows a dot for every ten votes cast by party in the 2012 Primary Election. It is broken down by Illinois State Senate districts. Primary votes cast: 1,567,354 Voter turnout: 20.8% Top races: (D) Barack Obama (R) Romney , Santorum, Paul Democrat: 669,246 (42%) Republican: 873,033 (55%) Other: 25,075 (1%) General Election votes cast: 4,898,621 Voter turnout: 65% Top race: Barack Obama vs Mitt Romney Map data sourced from the Illinois State Board of Elections.

  12. 2014 Primary Election This map shows a dot for every ten votes cast by party in the 2014 Primary Election. It is broken down by Illinois State Senate districts. Primary votes cast: 1,321,455 Voter turnout: 17.6% Top races: (D) Pat Quinn , Tio Hardiman (R) Rauner , Dillard, Brady, Rutherford Democrat: 482,558 (36%) Republican: 811,904 (61%) Other: 26,993 (2%) General Election votes cast: 3,620,532 Voter turnout: 48% Top race: Pat Quinn vs Bruce Rauner Map data sourced from the Illinois State Board of Elections.

  13. 54% / 22% 54% is the average voter turnout for IL General Elections from 2008 - 2014 Primary average turnout has been 22% for the same time period

  14. Primary Ballots Cast 2008 - 2014 2008 2014 2010 2012 (D) 66% (D) 53% (D) 42% (D) 36% (R) 30% (R) 44% (R) 55% (R) 61%

  15. What does the Voter Project Show Us? ● Illinois has transitioned from more Blue to more Red Primary votes over the past four years Nearly 52% of active voters are female, 1% higher than the female ● population Identifies areas around the state where voter registration drives are ● needed ● Voter turnout averages 54% in General Elections from 2008 - 2014 Primary Election turnout averages 22% from 2008 - 2014 ●

  16. By the Illinois Campaign for Political Reform View this data online at ilcampaign.org outreach@ilcampaign.org 312-436-1274 www.ilcampaign.org

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