Kathy Salvi

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  Salvi–20–30%
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  •   Hubbard–20–30%
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      Hubbard–40–50%
      Hubbard–50–60%
  •   Dubiel–20–30%
  • Results by county
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Salvi:
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Tie:
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      Salvi:
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      Tie:
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    Kathy Salvi
    KathySalviWikiPhoto.jpg
    Salvi in 2022
    Chair of the Illinois Republican Party
    Assumed office
    July 29, 2024
    Illinois Republican primary for U.S. Senate, 2022 [7]
    PartyCandidateVotes%
    Republican Kathy Salvi 213,057 30.2
    Republican Peggy Hubbard175,05224.8
    Republican Matthew Dubiel89,56112.7
    Republican Casey Chlebek75,23310.7
    Republican Bobby Piton64,8079.2
    Republican Anthony Williams52,3197.4
    Republican Jimmy Lee Tillman35,9505.1
    Total votes706,353 100.0
    Illinois U.S. Senator (Class III) General Election, 2022 [8]
    PartyCandidateVotes%
    Democratic Tammy Duckworth (incumbent) 2,329,136 56.82
    Republican Kathy Salvi 1,701,05541.50
    Libertarian Bill Redpath 68,6711.68
    Write-in votesLowell Martin Seida230.00
    Write-in votesConnor Vlakancic110.00
    Total votes4,098,896 100.0

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    Party political offices
    Preceded by Republican nominee for U.S. Senator from Illinois
    (Class 3)

    2022
    Succeeded by
    Preceded by Chair of the Illinois Republican Party
    2024–present
    Incumbent