District 2
Laura Hruska
Laura Hruska lists tax cuts as a primary target for her campaign, arguing that high taxes especially afflict retirees.
District 5
Alan Rasho
On March 19th, Alan Rasho advanced from the Republican primary to get his name on the general election.
District 6
Sean Dwyer
On his campaign site, Sean Dwyer lists his three core issues as public school reform, public safety reform, and re-envisioning Chicago’s business district.
District 15
Mark Albers
Mark Albers opposes taxpayer funding for abortions and advocates for parental involvement in school curriculums.
District 17
Jim Geldermann
A software designer by trade, Jim Geldermann has spent many years involved in Christian organizations, including being the Digital Ministry Leader for Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church.
District 18
Charles Hutchinson
Per his campaign site, Charles Hutchinson’s goals include improving parental rights, education, and neighborhood safety, as well as lowering taxes.
District 20
Brad Stephens
In response to the Repeal of Parental Notice of Abortion Act, Rep. Stephens said “It is our responsibility as legislators to pass laws that protect our most vulnerable children, not put them at greater risk. Parental notification ensures a parent knows when their child is receiving an invasive medical procedure and allows them to understand the scope of the trauma if their child has been abused.”
District 24
Natalian Bolton
On March 19th, Natalian Bolton advanced from the Republican primary to get her name on the general election.
District 26
Audrey Barrett
A recent nursing school graduate with a previous medical background, Audrey Barrett’s campaign is heavily centered around improving healthcare quality.
District 30
Patricia Bonk
Per her campaign site, Patricia Bonk aims to drive economic growth and overhaul the current medical system. She currently works as a Registered Nurse.
District 34
Frederick Walls
With regards to abortion, Frederick Walls’ campaign site says: “he believes that life begins in the womb at the moment of conception and that THAT life is just as precious as it is when it comes out of the womb.”
District 35
Herbert Hebein
On his campaign website, Herbert Hebein lists protecting the unborn as a top priority, in addition to other issues such as cutting government spending and preventing classroom indoctrination.
District 36
Christine Shanahan McGovern
Per our IRL Action data, Christine Shanahan McGovern is pro-life with exceptions for cases of rape and incest.
District 37
Tim Ozinga
Per our IRL Action data, Representative Ozinga is pro-life with exceptions for cases of rape and incest.
District 39
Anthony Curran
On March 19th, Anthony Curran advanced from the Republican primary to get his name on the general election.
District 40
Patrycja Karlin
On her campaign site, Patrycja Karlin advocates for parental involvement in education curriculums, as well as promoting accountability and enforcement of the immigration and criminal justice systems.
District 45
Dennis Reboletti
In an interview with WIND Radio in February 2024, Dennis Reboletti stated “I think that my belief is women have that right to choose.” He also recited Bill Clinton’s quote about how abortions ought to be “safe, legal, and rare.”
District 46
Robert Stevens
On his campaign site, Robert “Rusty” Stevens lists his core issues as parental rights in curricula, reducing crime, cutting taxes, fighting the opioid epidemic, and curbing inflation.
District 47
Amy Grant
Per our IRL Action data, Representative Grant is fully pro-life.
District 48
Jennifer Sanalitro
On her official website, Representative Sanalitro posted referred to pro-abortion House Bills 4876 (which would count parental denial of abortion services as child abuse) and 5152 (which would give tax credits to individuals moving to Illinois from pro-life states) as radical legislation.
District 49
Hannah Billingsley
Per her campaign site, Hannah Billingsley’s top priorities include improving public safety, lowering taxes, fighting the opioid and mental health crisis, and improving the education system.
District 51
Tosi Ufodike
On her campaign site, Tosi Ufodike lists cutting taxes, local control of education, and public safety as her top priorities.
District 52
Mark McLaughlin
In 2021, Representative McLaughlin voted against the repealing of parental notice, as well as voting against other pro-abortion bills in 2022.
District 54
Michelle Hunter
Per our IRL Action data, Michelle Hunter is pro-life with exceptions for cases of rape and incest.
District 58
Carl Lambrecht
On March 19th, Carl Lambrecht advanced from the Republican primary to get his name on the general election.
District 59
Chris Henning
On his campaign site, Chirs Henning lists financial responsibility, law enforcement, parental rights, and education as his top priorities.
District 61
James Creighton Mitchell Jr.
On his campaign site, James Creighton Mitchell Jr. says that he does not believe abortion is family planning, and that he does not support it.
District 63
Steven Reick
In a 2022 interview, Representative Reick stated that he supports the Dobbs decision, though on the basis of states’ rights rather than his opinions on abortion.
District 64
Tom Weber
In 2019, Representative Weber posted on his campaign site that he was saddened by the passage of SB 25, which expanded abortion use to any point during pregnancy, among other negative implications.
District 65
Dan Ugaste
In response to the passage of SB 25 in 2019, Representative Ugaste stated, “This makes our abortion law the most liberal in the country, while rescinding the rights of unborn, viable babies.”
District 66
Laurie Parman
On her campaign site, Laurie Parman lists improving schools, keeping communities safe, and making Illinois affordable as her top priorities.
District 67
Glen Oland
In an interview with the Rockford Register Star, Glen Oland listed abortion as one of the three most pressing issues he would face, and he stated that he would “work to repeal the bill that allows 13-year-old children to get abortions without parental consent.”
District 69
Joe Sosnowski
On his campaign site, Representative Sosnowski states that he stands for life. He has sponsored several pro-life bills, including HB 827 (Partial Birth Abortion Ban), HB 3050 (Infant Born Alive Protection) and HB 4378 (Reinstate Parental Notification of Abortion).
District 70
Jeff Keicher
In June 2019, Representative Keicher released a statement on his campaign site that read, “I also opposed legislation expanding Illinois abortion law. This is a very personal issue for families but I could not support the use of tax dollars to pay for these procedures, elimination of parental notification requirements, or allowing for very late term or born alive abortions.”
District 71
Daniel Swanson
On his campaign site, Representative Swanson states that he stands for life. He has sponsored several pro-life bills, including HB 827 (Partial Birth Abortion Ban), HB 3050 (Infant Born Alive Protection) and HB 4378 (Reinstate Parental Notification of Abortion).
District 72
Charlie Helmick
In response to the Dobbs decision, Charlie Helmick made a Facebook post that stated, “Thank you President Trump for appointing the justices to protect life!”
District 73
Ryan Spain
On his campaign site, Representative Spain states that he stands for life. He has sponsored several pro-life bills, including HB 827 (Partial Birth Abortion Ban), HB 3050 (Infant Born Alive Protection) and HB 4378 (Reinstate Parental Notification of Abortion).
District 74
Bradley Fritts
On his campaign site, Representative Fritts lists agriculture, public safety, healthcare access in rural areas, and economic development as his top priorities.
District 75
Jed Davis
On his campaign site, Representative Davis lists lowering taxes, promoting parental rights, and promoting free enterprise as his top priorities.
District 76
Liz Bishop
On her campaign site, Liz Bishop lists responsive leadership, fiscal responsibility, and lowering taxes as her top priorities.
District 77
Anthony Airdo
On March 19th, Anthony Airdo advanced from the Republican primary to get his name on the general election.
District 79
Jackie Haas
On her campaign site, Jackie Haas lists ethics reform, privatization of healthcare, cutting government spending, and lowering taxes as her top priorities.
District 80
Adam Beaty
On his campaign site, Adam Beaty lists lowering empowering law enforcement, improving education outcomes by promoting parental rights, and restoring faith in the state of Illinois as his top priorities.
District 81
Aaron Porter
On his campaign site, Aaron Porter lists empowering law enforcement, cutting taxes, and restoring governmental integrity as his top priorities.
District 82
Nicole La Ha
On her campaign site, Representative La Ha lists as family representation, safe streets, lower taxes, improving schools, and disability support as her top priorities.
District 85
Chris Metcalfe
On his campaign site, Chirs Metcalfe lists cutting taxes, reducing crime, fighting inflation, and promoting responsible government spending as his top priorities.
District 86
James Lanham
On March 19th, James Lanham advanced from the Republican primary to get his name on the general election.
District 87
Bill Hauter
In response to the passage of SB 1909, which unfairly targeted crisis pregnancy centers, Representative Hauter said, “That bill, I think, was just a travesty. I don’t think it’s constitutional. It limits free speech, it treats pregnancy care centers with viewpoint discrimination … I think it’s going to be overturned, but that really doesn’t matter to them.”
District 88
Regan Deering
On her campaign site, Regan Deering has a pro-life statement, which reads, “I was adopted at birth into a loving family, and that fuels my unwavering commitment to protecting the unborn and supporting parents facing an unplanned pregnancy. I will always uphold the sanctity of life and advocate for the rights of the unborn.”
District 89
Tony McCombie
On his campaign site, Representative McCombie states that he stands for life. He has sponsored several pro-life bills, including HB 827 (Partial Birth Abortion Ban), HB 3050 (Infant Born Alive Protection) and HB 4378 (Reinstate Parental Notification of Abortion).
District 90
John Cabello
Per his submission on the Political Courage Test, Representative Cabello supports pro-life legislation, such as parental notification opposes public funding for abortions.
District 91
Desi Anderson
On her campaign site, Desi Anderson lists parental rights, protecting Constitutional liberties, promoting education, mental health, and small businesses, and protecting veterans as her top priorities.
District 93
Travis Weaver
Representative Weaver is fully pro-life. On January 22, 2024, he celebrated National Sanctity of Human Life Day and wrote on his official website, “I believe we’re all called to speak for those who cannot speak for themselves and to stand up for our most vulnerable. As Proverbs says, ‘Speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves, for the rights of all who are destitute.’”
District 94
Norine Hammond
Since taking office, Representative Hammond has consistently defended the pro-life position by voting against pro-abortion bills.
District 95
Mike Coffey
Per a January 2023 news report, Representative Coffey defined his stance on abortion as generally pro-life, but with exceptions for rape, incest and the life of the mother.
District 96
Lisa Smith
In July 2023, Dr. Lisa Smith called the increasing number of abortions in Illinois “an embarrassment” and stated, “Protecting the unborn is a high priority. Defunding planned parenthood and addressing our immoral laws on abortion in this state is a must. Support life!”
District 97
Gabby Shanahan
On her campaign site, Gabby Shanahan lists lowering taxes, restoring government accountability, supporting first responders, and investing in education as her top priorities.
District 99
Kyle Moore
Kyle Moore’s campaign site states that he is a member of the Adams County Right to Life Organization and that “he will fight to defend the unborn.”
District 100
C.D. Davidsmeyer
Since taking office, Representative Davidsmeyer has consistently defended the pro-life position by voting against pro-abortion bills.
District 101
Chris Miller
Since taking office, Representative Miller has consistently defended the pro-life position by voting against pro-abortion bills.
District 104
Brandun Schweizer
When Representative Schweizer was appointed in December 2023, he stated, “Serving our community as State Representative will allow me to prioritize real relief for taxpayers, entice businesses to build and grow here, and work to rebuild trust in government.”
District 105
Dennis Tipsword Jr.
Per our IRL Action data, Representative Tipsword is fully pro-life.
District 106
Jason Bunting
On February 4, 2023, Representative Bunting was appointed to represent the 106th district.
District 107
Brad Halbrook
The “Family Values” section of Representative Halbook’s campaign site reads, “Brad Halbrook is 100 percent Pro-Life. He has voted against taxpayer funded abortions as well as late-term abortion legislation. He also has opposed legislation to overturn Illinois’ parental notification law. He has been endorsed by the Illinois Right to Life PAC and Illinois Family PAC.”
District 108
Wayne Arthur Rosenthal
Per our IRL Action data, Representative Tipsword is pro-life with exceptions for cases of rape and incest.
District 109
Charles E. Meier
Per our IRL Action data, Representative Meier is fully pro-life.
District 110
Blaine Wilhour
Per our IRL Action data, Representative Wilhour is fully pro-life.
District 111
Amy Elik
Per our IRL Action data, Representative Elik is fully pro-life.
District 114
Kevin Schmidt
Per our IRL Action data, Representative Schmidt is fully pro-life.
District 115
Davide Friess
Per our IRL Action data, Representative Friess is fully pro-life.
District 116
Dave Severin
Per our IRL Action data, Representative Severin is fully pro-life.
District 117
Patrick Windhorst
Per our IRL Action data, Representative Windhorst is pro-life with exceptions for cases of rape and incest.
District 118
Paul Jacobs
Per our IRL Action data, Representative Jacobs is fully pro-life.