Illinois Non-Hispanic Two Or More Races Citizen Voting-age Population By County in 2024 (ACS-5Yrs)

Updated on March 28, 2026.

Based on the US Census Bureau's special tabulation from the ACS 5-year estimates, in 2024, the Non-Hispanic Two Or More Races citizen voting-age population for Illinois was 83,503 and represented 0.92% of the total Illinois citizen voting-age population.

Among all Illinois counties, Cook had the highest Non-Hispanic Two Or More Races citizen voting-age population (68.48K), followed by DuPage (11.52K), and Lake (9.48K).

In terms of percentages, Lawrence had the highest percentage of its citizen voting-age population being Non-Hispanic Two Or More Races (7.09%), followed by Johnson (6.40%), and Fayette (4.63%).

The chart and table below shows the Non-Hispanic Two Or More Races citizen voting-age population of each county and the percentage of each county's citizen voting-age population that were Non-Hispanic Two Or More Races.

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Illinois Non-Hispanic Two Or More Races Citizen Voting-age Population By County in 2024
Illinois Non-Hispanic Two Or More Races Citizen Voting-age Population By County in 2024
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County Citizen Voting-age Population % of County Citizen Voting-age Population
Cook 68482 1.91
DuPage 11516 1.77
Lake 9478 1.96
Will 9330 1.88
Winnebago 7231 3.52
St. Clair 6969 3.63
Kane 6250 1.79
Madison 6121 2.98
Champaign 3679 2.44
Peoria 3516 2.68
Sangamon 3317 2.22
McHenry 2913 1.28
Rock Island 2778 2.65
Macon 2624 3.39
DeKalb 2540 3.36
McLean 2514 1.96
Kendall 2321 2.48
Kankakee 1314 1.65
Jackson 1251 3.04
Tazewell 1075 1.07
Adams 1030 2.07
Jefferson 953 3.39
LaSalle 930 1.11
Lawrence 858 7.09
Logan 835 3.77
Williamson 810 1.56
Stephenson 787 2.32
Fayette 782 4.63
Knox 765 2.01
Johnson 691 6.40
Marion 686 2.45
Coles 641 1.70
Whiteside 576 1.37
Henry 568 1.50
Vermilion 564 1.02
Morgan 496 1.86
Boone 462 1.22
Christian 461 1.71
Franklin 458 1.59
Fulton 445 1.69
Grundy 430 1.08
Ogle 396 1.02
Bond 388 2.84
McDonough 381 1.76
Lee 368 1.38
Woodford 357 1.24
Macoupin 347 0.99
Bureau 346 1.35
Crawford 331 2.25
Iroquois 327 1.62
Saline 317 1.73
Perry 298 1.80
Montgomery 293 1.32
Jersey 278 1.64
Effingham 274 1.06
Livingston 273 1.00
Cumberland 268 3.35
Union 256 1.94
Clinton 250 0.88
Monroe 241 0.89
Clark 215 1.83
Richland 211 1.77
Menard 210 2.23
Ford 203 2.01
Randolph 201 0.86
Clay 198 2.00
Massac 186 1.72
Jo Daviess 176 0.99
Shelby 176 1.08
Hamilton 173 2.80
Marshall 170 1.85
De Witt 169 1.41
Wayne 162 1.34
Wabash 157 1.81
Douglas 153 1.06
Edgar 150 1.14
Warren 146 1.21
Washington 145 1.35
Mercer 138 1.13
Mason 127 1.26
Piatt 127 0.98
Jasper 118 1.68
Hancock 117 0.87
White 116 1.09
Henderson 115 2.28
Schuyler 111 1.97
Pike 100 0.91
Moultrie 99 0.92
Pulaski 98 2.47
Alexander 90 2.36
Edwards 90 1.91
Gallatin 62 1.62
Greene 62 0.68
Carroll 60 0.48
Stark 56 1.37
Cass 53 0.63
Pope 48 1.51
Scott 48 1.24
Putnam 47 1.05
Calhoun 41 1.18
Hardin 36 1.17
Brown 35 0.67