Illinois Non-Hispanic Asian Alone Citizen Voting-age Population By County in 2019 (ACS-5Yrs)

Updated on March 28, 2026.

Based on the US Census Bureau's special tabulation from the ACS 5-year estimates, in 2019, the Non-Hispanic Asian Alone citizen voting-age population for Illinois was 30,525 and represented 0.34% of the total Illinois citizen voting-age population.

Among all Illinois counties, Cook had the highest Non-Hispanic Asian Alone citizen voting-age population (211.74K), followed by DuPage (62.09K), and Lake (26.56K).

In terms of percentages, DuPage had the highest percentage of its citizen voting-age population being Non-Hispanic Asian Alone (9.55%), followed by Cook (5.98%), and Lake (5.65%).

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 2019
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County Citizen Voting-age Population % of County Citizen Voting-age Population
Cook 211740 5.98
DuPage 62085 9.55
Lake 26555 5.65
Will 21445 4.47
Kane 12820 3.71
Champaign 8550 5.55
McHenry 5130 2.31
Winnebago 3935 1.90
McLean 3160 2.45
Peoria 2570 1.91
Kendall 2050 2.42
St. Clair 2050 1.04
Sangamon 1795 1.20
Madison 1605 0.79
DeKalb 1205 1.55
Rock Island 1190 1.13
Jackson 775 1.71
Kankakee 690 0.84
Macon 535 0.66
Tazewell 435 0.43
Vermilion 430 0.74
Boone 365 1.00
McDonough 335 1.36
LaSalle 305 0.36
Adams 300 0.59
Coles 245 0.59
Jefferson 240 0.82
Williamson 235 0.45
Knox 225 0.57
Monroe 225 0.86
Livingston 215 0.77
Warren 180 1.41
Marion 175 0.61
Stephenson 175 0.50
Grundy 170 0.46
Woodford 155 0.53
Henry 140 0.37
Clinton 135 0.46
Ogle 120 0.32
Logan 115 0.50
Morgan 115 0.42
Bureau 105 0.41
Franklin 95 0.32
Macoupin 95 0.27
Lee 90 0.33
Perry 90 0.53
Whiteside 80 0.19
Douglas 75 0.52
Fayette 75 0.44
Randolph 75 0.29
Christian 70 0.27
Ford 70 0.69
Jo Daviess 70 0.41
Lawrence 65 0.50
Saline 65 0.35
Jersey 60 0.35
Montgomery 60 0.26
Crawford 50 0.33
Iroquois 50 0.24
Bond 45 0.34
Calhoun 40 1.05
Putnam 40 0.88
Union 40 0.30
Washington 40 0.36
Clay 35 0.34
Mercer 35 0.29
Shelby 35 0.21
Wabash 35 0.40
Cass 30 0.35
Edgar 30 0.22
Effingham 30 0.12
Hancock 30 0.21
Johnson 30 0.30
Marshall 30 0.33
Menard 30 0.31
Pike 30 0.25
White 30 0.28
Mason 25 0.23
Richland 25 0.21
Stark 25 0.59
Carroll 20 0.17
Clark 20 0.17
Fulton 20 0.07
Wayne 20 0.16
Greene 15 0.14
Henderson 15 0.27
Moultrie 15 0.14
Piatt 15 0.12
Pope 15 0.42
Massac 10 0.09
Scott 10 0.26
Cumberland 4 0.05
De Witt 4 0.03
Edwards 4 0.08
Hamilton 4 0.06
Hardin 4 0.12
Jasper 4 0.06
Pulaski 4 0.09
Alexander 0 0.00
Brown 0 0.00
Gallatin 0 0.00
Schuyler 0 0.00