There is one U.S. Senate race in Illinois. Illinois will elect 17 members to its U.S. House delegation. 

The U.S. Senate seat in Illinois is open. Lt. Governor Juliana Stratton, the Democratic nominee, has raised over $4.8M. Lt. Governor Stratton is Black. Her opponent Republican Don Tracy has raised about $2.4M. One-quarter of Stratton’s funds come from small contributions while most of Tracy’s funding is from self-financing (83%). 

Representatives Delia Ramirez (IL-3), Nikki Budzinski (IL-13), Lauren Underwood (IL-14), and Mary Miller (IL-15) are seeking reelection. Representatives Miller and Budzinski are white; Representative Underwood is Black; and Representative Ramirez is Latina. Ramirez, Budzinski, and Underwood are Democrats; Miller is a Republican. The average amount raised by the Democratic women incumbents running for the U.S. House (nearly $1.5M) exceeds the average amount raised by Democratic men ($988,112). Representative Underwood has raised the most of the women incumbent candidates with nearly $1.8M. The amount raised by Miller, over $1.1M, is higher than the average raised by the two Republican men ($672,702). Of all the women running in open-seat races for the U.S. House, Democrat Donna Miller (IL-2), who is Black, has raised the most with over $2.3M. 

Democrat Paul Nolley (IL-16) has raised the most of the challenger candidates with $352,139. 

Of the Republican nominees running for reelection to the U.S. House, Mary Miller has a higher share of funds from small contributions (65%) than the average of the two Republican incumbent men. She also has the highest proportion of funds from small contributions of all the incumbents.