Every Illinois county is governed by an elected county board or board of commissioners — and finding your own district, and the person in the seat, usually means digging through your county's website. This map answers it in one click, in Cook County and dozens of other Illinois counties, from the Wisconsin line to the Metro East.
Or open the map and pick your location on it:
Look up your county board district →Opens the map with the county and county board layers on. Search your address or ZIP, or tap your location.
What the lookup shows
Select any point the Explorer serves and the county board card shows the board or commissioner district that covers it and the members who represent it, wherever the county publishes a roster — names are cited to their source, never guessed.
Some Illinois counties elect their whole board at large, with no district map at all. For those, the members appear on the County card instead — you still see who represents you, there's just no boundary to draw.
Every county board, county by county
Every Illinois county whose roster this project has: 97 counties, 1238 people, each name published by the county itself. 23 elect at large, with no districts.
- Adams County 7 members
- Alexander County 3 members, at large
- Bond County 5 members
- Boone County 12 members
- Brown County 7 members, at large
- Bureau County 17 members
- Calhoun County 5 members, at large
- Carroll County 8 members
- Cass County 11 members
- Christian County 16 members
- Clark County 7 members
- Clay County 14 members
- Clinton County 15 members
- Coles County 12 members
- Cook County 18 members
- Crawford County 10 members
- Cumberland County 6 members
- De Witt County 12 members
- DeKalb County 24 members
- Douglas County 7 members
- DuPage County 19 members
- Edgar County 7 members
- Edwards County 3 members, at large
- Effingham County 9 members
- Fayette County 14 members
- Ford County 12 members
- Franklin County 9 members
- Fulton County 15 members
- Gallatin County 5 members, at large
- Greene County 7 members, at large
- Grundy County 17 members
- Hamilton County 5 members, at large
- Hancock County 15 members
- Hardin County 3 members, at large
- Henry County 20 members
- Iroquois County 16 members
- Jackson County 14 members
- Jasper County 9 members
- Jefferson County 13 members
- Jersey County 12 members
- Jo Daviess County 16 members
- Johnson County 3 members, at large
- Kane County 25 members
- Kankakee County 28 members
- Kendall County 10 members
- Knox County 15 members
- LaSalle County 30 members
- Lake County 19 members
- Lawrence County 7 members
- Lee County 20 members
- Livingston County 18 members
- Logan County 11 members
- Macon County 15 members
- Macoupin County 18 members
- Madison County 26 members
- Marshall County 12 members
- Mason County 8 members
- Massac County 3 members, at large
- McDonough County 21 members
- McHenry County 19 members
- McLean County 20 members
- Menard County 5 members
- Mercer County 10 members
- Monroe County 3 members, at large
- Montgomery County 14 members
- Morgan County 3 members, at large
- Moultrie County 9 members, at large
- Ogle County 23 members
- Peoria County 18 members
- Piatt County 6 members
- Pike County 9 members, at large
- Pulaski County 3 members, at large
- Putnam County 5 members, at large
- Randolph County 3 members, at large
- Richland County 7 members
- Rock Island County 19 members
- Saline County 13 members, at large
- Sangamon County 27 members
- Schuyler County 7 members, at large
- Scott County 3 members, at large
- Shelby County 22 members
- St. Clair County 28 members
- Stark County 8 members
- Stephenson County 16 members
- Tazewell County 22 members
- Union County 5 members, at large
- Vermilion County 27 members
- Wabash County 3 members, at large
- Warren County 15 members
- Washington County 15 members
- Wayne County 14 members
- White County 5 members
- Whiteside County 27 members
- Will County 22 members
- Williamson County 3 members, at large
- Winnebago County 20 members
- Woodford County 15 members
If your county isn't covered yet
Coverage grows county by county, and each county joins only when its own data actually answers there — the map never pads its numbers with counties it can't really serve. The standing list of what's missing, and what would close each gap, is the missing-data panel on the map.
Where the boundaries come from
District boundaries and rosters come from each county's own published GIS data and board pages; every county's exact source is on the sources & data layers page. The map is free, requires no login, and sets no tracking cookies.