Result
Incumbent state Rep. Kyle A. Moore (R-IL) won reelection to Illinois State House District 99 in the Nov. 3 general election. Moore was the only candidate on the ballot, allowing him to retain the West Central Illinois seat without a challenger. He was first elected in 2024 and took office in January 2025.
Candidates and platforms
Moore campaigned on affordability, government transparency, conservative priorities, and reducing financial pressures on Illinois families.
- Announcing his reelection campaign, Moore said he would continue fighting for transparency, conservative values, and the working families of West Central Illinois, according to Muddy River News.
- Moore said he wanted to make Illinois more affordable and help ease families' rising costs, according to KHQA.
- Moore criticized proposed taxes on campfires and grocery bags, describing them as harmful to Illinois families, according to a post from the office of state Rep. Dave Severin (R-IL).
- Moore's legislative survey asked constituents to weigh in on energy policy, affordability, public safety and other issues. The survey announcement did not establish his positions on those topics.
District and chamber
District 99 covers portions of Adams, Brown, Cass, Morgan and Schuyler counties in West Central Illinois, including Quincy, Jacksonville and Beardstown.
Moore succeeded a Democrat after winning the 2024 election and entered November as the district's Republican incumbent. His reelection preserves Republican representation in the district.
Democrats expanded their majority in the Illinois House in the Nov. 3 elections. As of Nov. 11, Democrats had secured 83 seats and Republicans 33, with two contests still being counted, according to MultiState's election analysis. Democrats entered the election holding 78 seats, compared with Republicans' 40.
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