Electoral History
- 1998 Democratic Primary Election for Comptroller
- Daniel Hynes (D), unopposed
- 1998 General Election for Comptroller
- Daniel Hynes (D), 58.6%
- Chris Lauzen (R), 39.6%
- Houstoun McIntosh Sadler II (Reform), 1.7%
- 2002 Democratic Primary Election for Comptroller
- Daniel Hynes (D) (inc.), unopposed
- 2002 General Election for Comptroller
- Daniel Hynes (D) (inc.), 63.2%
- Thomas Jefferson Ramsdell (R), 30.6%
- Julie Fox (Libertarian), 4.2%
- 2004 Democratic Primary Election for U.S. Senate.
- Barack Obama, 52.8%
- Daniel Hynes, 23.7%
- Blair Hull, 10.8%
- Maria Pappas, 6.0%
- Gery Chico, 4.3%
- Nancy Skinner, 1.3%
- Joyce Washington, 1.1%
- 2006 Democratic Primary Election for Comptroller
- Daniel Hynes (D) (inc.), unopposed
- 2006 General Election for Comptroller
- Daniel Hynes (D) (inc.), 64.2%
- Carole Pankau (R), 31.5%
- Alicia Snyder (Green), 4.3%
- 2010 Democratic Primary Election for Governor
- Pat Quinn (D) (inc.), 50.4%
- Daniel Hynes (D), 49.6%
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