Most Republican in Illinois

Top 100 cities ranked by most republican

Best Illinois Cities

Composite rankings combining multiple weighted metrics — 4 topics from climate and air quality data.

Best Climate Cities

Warm temperatures, plenty of sunshine and clean air.

Cleanest Air Cities

Lowest pollution levels for healthy outdoor living.

Sunniest Cities

Most days of sunshine per year, with warm and dry climate.

Most Urban Cities

Densely populated city centers with the largest urban footprints.

Population & Density

Largest Cities Smallest Cities Most Dense Least Dense

Economy

Highest Income Lowest Income Lowest Unemployment Highest Unemployment Lowest Poverty Highest Poverty Highest Wages Cheapest Cost of Living

Housing

Highest Home Value Most Affordable Highest Rent Lowest Rent Highest Homeownership Newest Housing Lowest Property Tax

Demographics & Education

Most Educated Best Schools Most Graduate Degrees Youngest Cities Oldest Cities Most Veterans

Health & Safety

Safest Cities Highest Crime Healthiest Cities Lowest Smoking Best Doctor Access Best Dental Access

Climate & Air

Warmest Cities Coldest Cities Rainiest Cities Driest Cities Sunniest Cities Snowiest Cities Cleanest Air Worst Air Quality

Quality of Life

Shortest Commute Most Work From Home

Civic & Politics

Most Republican Most Democratic

Geography & Infrastructure

Highest Elevation Best Broadband Most EV Stations Most Libraries Most Restaurants

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Most Republican — Illinois

1 Chester 81.3%

2 Effingham 79.3%

3 Wilmington 78.0%

4 Hoopeston 77.9%

5 Mount Carmel 76.2%

6 Olney 76.1%

7 Robinson 75.4%

8 Paris 75.3%

9 Pinckneyville 75.2%

10 Du Quoin 75.2%

11 Centralia 75.0%

12 West Frankfort 74.6%

13 Jerseyville 74.3%

14 Salem 74.1%

15 Metropolis 74.0%

16 Harrisburg 73.9%

17 Mount Vernon 73.3%

18 Benton 73.3%

19 Quincy 73.0%

20 Pana 72.6%

21 Taylorville 72.6%

22 Beardstown 72.4%

23 Pontiac 72.4%

24 Kewanee 71.8%

25 Clinton 71.5%

26 Greenville 71.3%

27 Vandalia 71.3%

28 Hillsboro 71.1%

29 Litchfield 71.1%

30 Eureka 70.3%

31 Washington 70.3%

32 Lincoln 69.8%

33 Marion 68.8%

34 Carlinville 68.7%

35 Waterloo 67.3%

36 Danville 67.0%

37 Jacksonville 65.6%

38 Monticello 64.3%

39 Channahon 64.1%

40 Morris 64.1%

41 Braidwood 64.1%

42 Coal City 64.1%

43 Mattoon 63.4%

44 Charleston 63.4%

45 East Peoria 62.5%

46 Pekin 62.5%

47 Morton 62.5%

48 Monmouth 61.6%

49 Geneseo 61.3%

50 Princeton 61.2%

51 Canton 60.9%

52 Peru 60.5%

53 LaSalle 60.5%

54 Spring Valley 60.5%

55 Rochelle 60.2%

56 Dixon 60.2%

57 Mendota 60.2%

58 Bradley 59.5%

59 Manteno 59.5%

60 Bourbonnais 59.5%

61 Kankakee 59.5%

62 Freeport 58.9%

63 Decatur 58.7%

64 Mount Zion 58.7%

65 Streator 58.6%

66 Ottawa 58.6%

67 Macomb 58.5%

68 Genoa 56.5%

69 Candlewick Lake 56.5%

70 Belvidere 56.5%

71 Loves Park 56.5%

72 Sterling 56.4%

73 Rock Falls 56.4%

74 Highland 55.8%

75 Troy 55.8%

76 Maryville 55.8%

77 Glen Carbon 55.8%

78 Edwardsville 55.8%

79 Galesburg 53.7%

80 Beach Park 52.5%

81 Grandwood Park 52.5%

82 Winthrop Harbor 52.5%

83 Zion 52.5%

84 Lake Villa 51.9%

85 Elgin 51.9%

86 Schaumburg 51.9%

87 West Dundee 51.9%

88 Hoffman Estates 51.9%

89 Round Lake 51.9%

90 Streamwood 51.9%

91 Carpentersville 51.9%

92 Pingree Grove 51.9%

93 Cary 51.9%

94 Marengo 51.9%

95 Mundelein 51.9%

96 Fox Lake 51.9%

97 Island Lake 51.9%

98 Barrington 51.9%

99 South Barrington 51.9%

100 Rolling Meadows 51.9%

Explore the top 100 cities ranked by most republican in Illinois.

City rankings help residents, researchers, and policymakers understand how communities compare across important quality-of-life measures.

Data is sourced from the U.S. Census Bureau, FBI Crime Statistics, and NOAA climate records.

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