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City of Peoria
Main page: City of Peoria
Peoria City Council has 11 votes:
- The Mayor (Term ends in 2029)
- Five district council members (Terms end in 2029)
- Five at-large council members (Terms end in 2027)
Peoria County
- Circuit clerk - Robert Spears, endorsed by Peoria County Democrats
- Peoria County Coroner - Jamie Harwood, endorsed by Peoria County Democrats
- Peoria County State's Attorney - Jodi Hoos, endorsed by Peoria County Democrats
County Board
Find your county board district using the county GIS. There's a link on that page but it's very glitchy and doesn't seem to let us deep-link from our site to theirs.
Issues in scope:
Illinois State Representatives
Illinois State Representatives represent an Illinois House District and govern at the state level in Springfield. Peoria is in Illinois House Districts 73, 91, 92, and 93.
Current
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73rd District - Ryan Spain (R)
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91st District - Sharon Chung (D)
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92nd District - Jehan Gordon-Booth (D)
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93rd District - Travis Weaver (R)
External links:
- Illinois House of Representatives (Wikipedia)
Illinois State Senators
Illinois State Senators represent an Illinois Senate District and govern at the state level in Springfield. Peoria is in Illinois Senate Districts 37, 46, and 47.
Current
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District 37 - Li Arellano Jr. (R)
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District 46 - David Koehler (D)
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District 47 - Neil Anderson (R)
External links:
- Illinois Senate (Wikipedia)
US House of Representatives
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The US Representatives represent congressional districts in Illinois and govern at the federal level in Washington, D.C. Peoria straddles Illinois congressional districts 16 and 17.
Current
Candidates
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Brendyn Morgan
is running for Illinois' 16th Congressional district in the US House in 2026
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Paul Nolley is running for Illinois' 16th Congressional district
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Montez Soliz (D) is running for Illinois' 17th Congressional district in the US House in 2026
- $20 minimum wage
- Medicare For All
- Federal abortion rights
- Ballotpedia
Your voter registration card will list your Congressional district, e.g. "17th Cong." for Illinois District 17.
To find your Congressional district manually, use the My Congressional District tool from census.gov.
External links:
- Illinois congressional districts (Wikipedia)
US Senate
The US senators represent everyone in Illinois and govern at the federal level in Washington, D.C.
Current
Candidates
See also "2026 US Senate election in Illinois" at Wikipedia
Governor
The governor represents everyone in Illinois and governs the state.
The next election for governor will be in November 2026.
JB Pritzker (D)
- Defends sanctuary state policies
President
The President represents the biased Electoral College votes of the US states and governs the US.
The votes are disproportionate to state population, and several regions including Washington D.C., Guam, and Puerto Rico, do not get any votes.
The next election for President may be in November 2028.
The current President is Republican. There is circumstantial evidence that the 2024 election was rigged in his favor.
Candidates
At time of writing, there are only "Expressed Interest" and "Speculated by the media" categories for 2028 US Presidential Candidates on Wikipedia.
This page will cover specific details about prominent candidates.
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Gavin Newsom
- Governor of California since 2019
- Newsom opposes trans girls competing in girls' sports. (Shawn Ryan podcast) (There is no good soundbite, it goes on for several minutes)
- On the Shawn Ryan podcast, Newsom does not appear to take any position for or against gender-affirming care for children. (10 minutes)
- In 2023, Newsom vetoed Assembly Bill 1432, which would require out-of-state health insurance to cover abortion, abortion-related services, and gender-affirming care. He said "... it is not evident that out-of-state
health insurance plans serving Californians do not already cover this care. ... though well intentioned, this bill could invite litigation where an adverse
ruling would outweigh a potential benefit."
- "In September 2020, Newsom signed into law a bill allowing California transgender inmates to be placed in prisons that correspond with their gender identity."
- In September 2022, Newsom signed Senate Bill 107 into law, making California the first sanctuary state for transgender youth.
- In July 2024, (Newsom) signed the "SAFETY Act", which prohibits schools from outing students' gender identity to their parents without the students' consent.
