Illinois Non-Hispanic Asian Alone Citizen Voting-age Population By County in 2010 (ACS-5Yrs)

Updated on March 28, 2026.

Based on the US Census Bureau's special tabulation from the ACS 5-year estimates, in 2010, the Non-Hispanic Asian Alone citizen voting-age population for Illinois was 21,035 and represented 0.24% of the total Illinois citizen voting-age population.

Among all Illinois counties, Cook had the highest Non-Hispanic Asian Alone citizen voting-age population (166.77K), followed by DuPage (47.47K), and Lake (20.67K).

In terms of percentages, DuPage had the highest percentage of its citizen voting-age population being Non-Hispanic Asian Alone (7.78%), followed by Cook (4.94%), and Lake (4.70%).

The chart and table below shows the Non-Hispanic Asian Alone citizen voting-age population of each county and the percentage of each county's citizen voting-age population that were Non-Hispanic Asian Alone.

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Illinois Non-Hispanic Asian Alone Citizen Voting-age Population By County in 2010
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County Citizen Voting-age Population % of County Citizen Voting-age Population
Cook 166770 4.94
DuPage 47465 7.78
Lake 20665 4.70
Will 13355 3.07
Kane 8375 2.79
Champaign 6740 4.64
McHenry 4200 2.04
Winnebago 3480 1.67
Peoria 1935 1.42
St. Clair 1770 0.91
DeKalb 1415 1.84
Sangamon 1395 0.96
McLean 1360 1.10
Kendall 1330 1.95
Madison 1005 0.49
Rock Island 1005 0.92
Jackson 725 1.53
Kankakee 585 0.73
Tazewell 460 0.45
Macon 455 0.54
Vermilion 400 0.66
McDonough 395 1.46
Boone 390 1.13
Coles 370 0.86
LaSalle 315 0.37
Adams 255 0.50
Stephenson 245 0.67
Williamson 190 0.38
Jefferson 165 0.55
Clinton 150 0.52
Knox 150 0.36
Bureau 140 0.53
Grundy 135 0.39
Woodford 130 0.47
Fayette 125 0.74
Marion 125 0.42
Pike 110 0.87
Livingston 105 0.35
Whiteside 105 0.24
Moultrie 100 0.91
Ogle 95 0.25
Morgan 90 0.32
Jo Daviess 85 0.48
Henry 75 0.20
Lee 75 0.27
Macoupin 75 0.20
Franklin 70 0.23
Mason 70 0.61
Douglas 65 0.46
Effingham 60 0.24
Fulton 60 0.21
Perry 60 0.34
Saline 60 0.31
Carroll 55 0.45
Iroquois 55 0.25
Christian 50 0.19
Lawrence 50 0.37
Hancock 45 0.30
Massac 45 0.38
Monroe 45 0.19
Ford 40 0.38
Henderson 40 0.68
Logan 40 0.17
Montgomery 40 0.17
Bond 35 0.25
Crawford 35 0.23
White 35 0.30
Jersey 30 0.17
Edgar 25 0.17
Johnson 25 0.25
Mercer 25 0.20
Richland 25 0.20
Washington 25 0.22
Warren 20 0.15
Alexander 15 0.23
Calhoun 15 0.38
Greene 15 0.14
Hardin 15 0.44
Schuyler 15 0.26
Shelby 15 0.09
Wabash 15 0.16
Clark 10 0.08
Cumberland 10 0.12
Gallatin 10 0.22
Marshall 10 0.10
Piatt 10 0.08
Brown 4 0.07
De Witt 4 0.03
Jasper 4 0.05
Pulaski 4 0.09
Randolph 4 0.02
Stark 4 0.09
Union 4 0.03
Wayne 4 0.03
Cass 0 0.00
Clay 0 0.00
Edwards 0 0.00
Hamilton 0 0.00
Menard 0 0.00
Pope 0 0.00
Putnam 0 0.00
Scott 0 0.00