Electoral History of Jesse Jackson, Jr. - Electoral History

Electoral History

Illinois Congressman results: 1995–2006
Year Democrat Votes Pct Republican Votes Pct Other Votes Pct
1995* Jesse Jackson, Jr. 43,333 74.2% Thomas Somer 15,076 25.8%
1996 Jesse Jackson, Jr. 172,648 94.1% Frank Stratman (Libertarian) 10,880 5.9%
1998 Jesse Jackson, Jr. 148,985 89.4% Robert Gordon III 16,075 9.6% Matthew Beauchamp (L) 1,608 1.0%
2000 Jesse Jackson, Jr. 175,995 89.8% Robert Gordon III 19,906 10.2%
2002 Jesse Jackson, Jr. 151,443 82.3% Doug Nelson 32,567 17.7%
2004 Jesse Jackson, Jr. 207,535 88.5% Stephanie Sailor (L) 26,990 11.5%
2006 Jesse Jackson, Jr. 146,347 84.8% Robert Belin 20,395 11.8% Anthony Williams (L) 5,748 3.3%
2008 Jesse Jackson, Jr. 242,250 89.2% Anthony W. Williams 29,050 10.8%
2010 Jesse Jackson, Jr. 150,666 80.5% Isaac C. Hayes 25,883 13.8% Anthony W. Williams (Green) 10,564 5.6%
2012** Jesse Jackson, Jr. 181,067 63.0% Brian Woodworth 25,883 23.5% Marcus Lewis (Independent) 38,733 13.5%

* 93% of precincts

** 99% of precincts

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