T-minus 16 days
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Illinois's 5th District
Mike Quigley (D)vsTommy Hanson (R)
incumbent running · Lean: D+19 · Incumbent: Mike Quigley (D)
99 in 100
Mike Quigley favored>99%
All but certain for Mike Quigley: a 100 percent chance of winning. No public polls yet.
- Seat:Incumbent running
- Lean:D+19
- Incumbent:Mike Quigley (D)
- District:5 of 17 in Illinois
- Odds:Quigley >99%
- Margin:Quigley +47.7, give or take 6.2
- Polls:none yet, running on the fundamentals
- Generic ballot:D+8.2
- T-minus:16 days
▸ Margin // Uncertainty
Quigley +47.7
The model's best guess at the final margin, give or take 6.2 points. Polls have missed by more than that before.
- Projected margin
- Quigley +47.7
- Uncertainty
- 6.2 points, one standard deviation
- Likely range
- Quigley +39.8 to Quigley +55.6 (80 percent)
- Poll average
- No polls
- Starting point
- Quigley +47.7 before any polls
Margins read Democrat minus Republican: Quigley ahead is positive, Hanson ahead is negative.
▸ Movement // 0 daily snapshots
Reading the history
▸ Polls // None yet
No public polls here. The number comes from the district lean (D+19, worth 33.1 points to the Democrat), the incumbent (Mike Quigley, running again, worth 4.8 points), and the national environment (generic ballot D+8.2, which the model reads as a 9.9 point Democratic tilt after discounting it). Together they give a projected margin of Quigley +47.7 with an uncertainty of 6.2 points.
▸ Race file // The facts
- The seat
- Mike Quigley (D), running for another term.
- On the ballot
- Mike Quigley (D, incumbent) vs Tommy Hanson (R)
- Last time
- 2024: Democrat 69.0, Republican 31.0. Quigley by 38.0.
- President
- 2024, statewide: Trump 43.5, Harris 54.4. Harris by 10.9.
- Lean
- D+19 by the Cook partisan index
Facts from Ballotpedia and Wikipedia, in our words. The district on Ballotpedia ↗
▸ Candidates // Read more
Democrat
Mike Quigley
Quigley on Ballotpedia ↗Republican
Tommy Hanson
Hanson on Ballotpedia ↗