A total of 49.7 percent of respondents reported they would vote for the Democrat Pritzker, while 27.7 percent said they would vote for Republican Darren Bailey.
Nearly 50% of poll respondents say they'd vote for Gov. JB Pritzker if election were held now-- In an Illinois Broadcasters/Research America Inc. poll of likely Illinois voters released Monday, 50 percent of respondents said they would vote for Gov. JB Pritzker if the election were held today.
For Illinois Attorney General, 42.6 percent of respondents said they would vote for Democratic incumbent Kwame Raoul if the election were held today, while 25.2 percent said they would vote for Republican Thomas DeVore, 5.7 percent said they would vote for Libertarian Dan Robin, 22.3 percent said they were undecided or didn't answer, and 4.2 percent chose"none."
For residency, 40.9 percent of respondents live in Cook County – 21.5 percent in Chicago, and 19.4 percent in the suburbs. A total of 25.2 percent live in the collar counties – 7.3 percent in DuPage County, 5.3 percent in Will County, 4.8 percent in Kane County, 4.6 percent in Lake County, and 3.2 percent in McHenry County. A total of 33.9 percent live elsewhere in Illinois.
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