Illinois Governor
A governor is the head of state government. In Illinois, governors serve four-year terms; the state does not have term limits for statewide offices. The governor signs or vetoes legislation passed by the General Assembly and has the power to issue commutations and pardons.
Candidates
JB Pritzker, Christian Mitchell
Incumbent Democrat“As governor, I have worked to restore our state’s fiscal foundation, lower costs for working families, and protect Illinoisans’ rights”
Darren Bailey, Aaron B. Del Mar
Republican“Illinois needs and deserves a governor who will serve the entire state – not personal or political interests.”
Collin Corbett, Carolyn Schofield
Independent"It’s time to put everyday Illinoisans back in charge. That’s why we’re bringing together a mainstream, Independent majority in Illinois, led by Independent candidates."
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