Electoral History
Ray LaHood's congressional seat, Illinois's 18th congressional district, has been Republican since 1939.
Year | Democrat | Votes | Pct | Republican | Votes | Pct | |||
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1994 | G. Douglas Stephens | 78,332 | 39% | Ray LaHood | 119,838 | 60% | * | ||
1996 | Mike Curran | 98,413 | 41% | Ray LaHood | 143,110 | 59% | |||
1998 | (no candidate) | Ray LaHood | 158,175 | 100% | * | ||||
2000 | Joyce Harant | 85,317 | 33% | Ray LaHood | 173,706 | 67% | |||
2002 | (no candidate) | Ray LaHood | 192,567 | 100% | |||||
2004 | Steve Waterworth | 91,548 | 30% | Ray LaHood | 216,047 | 70% | |||
2006 | Steve Waterworth | 73,052 | 33% | Ray LaHood | 150,194 | 67% |
LaHood did not to seek re-election in 2008, and Barack Obama nominated him to be U.S. Secretary of Transportation. Illinois State Representative Aaron Schock of Peoria won the seat for the Republicans in the 2008 election.
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