Ranking of Illinois Counties By Voting-age Population Percentage from Census 2020

Updated on August 22, 2023.

According to the data from the US 2020 Census, as at April 2020, Johnson County had the highest voting-age population percentage in Illinois (82.64%), followed by Brown County (82.58%), and Carroll County (81.97%).

The chart below shows the top 10 counties with high voting-age population percentage, and the table below shows the ranking of all Illinois counties based on the percentage of the population that were in the voting-age (18 years and over) group.

You can also see the ranking of counties by population for other states as well as for the whole United States.

Ranking of Illinois Counties By Voting-age Population Percentage from Census 2020
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Ranking of Illinois Counties By Voting-age Population Percentage from Census 2020
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Rank County % of County Voting-age Population
1 Johnson County 82.64
2 Brown County 82.58
3 Carroll County 81.97
4 McDonough County 81.83
5 Hardin County 81.80
6 Bond County 81.76
7 Pope County 81.53
8 Schuyler County 81.44
9 Henderson County 81.18
10 Alexander County 80.88
11 Champaign County 80.84
12 Jo Daviess County 80.83
13 Putnam County 80.81
14 Lawrence County 80.72
15 Jackson County 80.69
16 Perry County 80.56
17 Logan County 80.53
18 Coles County 80.50
19 Fulton County 80.26
19 Lee County 80.26
19 Morgan County 80.26
20 Randolph County 80.23
21 Knox County 80.11
22 Christian County 79.98
23 Crawford County 79.72
24 Mason County 79.70
25 Calhoun County 79.67
26 Union County 79.63
27 Montgomery County 79.62
28 Jersey County 79.48
29 Pulaski County 79.47
30 Gallatin County 79.46
31 Edgar County 79.41
32 Fayette County 79.31
33 Marshall County 79.25
34 White County 79.22
35 Macoupin County 79.15
36 Cook County 79.09
37 LaSalle County 78.90
38 Bureau County 78.85
39 Stephenson County 78.72
39 Warren County 78.72
40 Hancock County 78.71
40 Washington County 78.71
41 Shelby County 78.68
42 Madison County 78.67
43 Franklin County 78.55
44 De Witt County 78.53
45 McLean County 78.46
46 Whiteside County 78.32
47 Mercer County 78.28
48 Williamson County 78.23
49 Clinton County 78.20
50 Scott County 78.12
51 Stark County 78.09
52 Livingston County 78.08
53 Sangamon County 78.02
53 Wabash County 78.02
54 Iroquois County 77.97
55 Rock Island County 77.90
56 Macon County 77.85
57 Piatt County 77.74
58 Jefferson County 77.72
59 Saline County 77.71
60 Greene County 77.69
61 DuPage County 77.65
62 Adams County 77.63
62 Jasper County 77.63
63 Clark County 77.60
64 Ford County 77.59
65 DeKalb County 77.56
66 Richland County 77.44
67 Tazewell County 77.33
68 Menard County 77.31
69 Massac County 77.30
70 Pike County 77.29
71 Hamilton County 77.28
72 Marion County 77.25
73 Monroe County 77.22
74 Ogle County 77.21
75 Henry County 77.20
76 Kankakee County 77.17
77 Cumberland County 77.15
78 Vermilion County 77.12
79 Winnebago County 77.11
80 Clay County 77.10
81 Edwards County 77.09
82 McHenry County 77.00
83 Peoria County 76.82
84 Wayne County 76.72
85 Effingham County 76.68
86 St. Clair County 76.57
87 Lake County 76.16
88 Will County 75.55
89 Woodford County 75.39
90 Cass County 75.34
91 Moultrie County 75.33
92 Kane County 75.28
93 Douglas County 75.24
94 Boone County 75.03
95 Grundy County 74.97
96 Kendall County 71.25