Hillary Clinton won Illinois, but Bernie Sanders was the Democratic Party favorite in Kane County, according to March 15 General Primary election results posted by the Kane County Clerk’s Office and the Aurora Election Commission.

Meanwhile, Donald Trump won Illinois’ Republican primary, followed by Ted Cruz, John R. Kasich and Marco Rubio — and Kane County was a microcosm, with vote totals reflecting that same order of finish.

Did Kane County voters favor winners in the other federal races? Pretty much, with the exception of the 8th Congressional District.

Here’s a recap of which candidates Kane County voters liked best in contested races Tuesday. Scroll down for the combined vote totals from Kane County and the Aurora Election Commission.

Kane County voters liked Mark Kirk in the Republican primary and Tammy Duckworth on the Democratic side in their contested primary races for Illinois senator. Kirk defeated James T. Marter and Duckworth eclipsed Andrea Zopp and Napoleon Harris. Duckworth and Kirk won statewide, as well.

In the 6th Congressional District, Kane County voters went with Republican Peter J. Roskam over Gordon (Jay) Kinzler and Democrats picked Amanda Howland over Robert Marshall. Roskam and Howland won the district overall and will face off in the November election.

In the 8th Congressional District, Michael Noland was the Democratic favorite of Kane County voters but Raja Krishnamoorthi won his party’s nomination overall, defeating Noland and Deborah M. Bullwinkel. The lone Republican candidate in the 8th District is Peter “Pete” DiCianni .

In the 11th District congressional race, Democratic incumbent Bill Foster will try to hold serve against Republican Tonia Khouri, who won the Republican nomination overall and was the favorite in Kane County, over Herman B. White and Nick Stella.

In the 14th Congressional District, Republican incumbent Randy Hultgren will face off against Jim Walz, who was the top Democratic vote-getter in the primary in Kane County and the entire district, overcoming John J. Hosta and Jesse Maggitt.

The following are combined totals of Kane County votes, from the Kane County Clerk’s Office and Aurora Election Commission web pages.

Please note:

1. The following are the totals collected from the Kane County Clerk’s Office and Aurora Election Commission web pages. They DO NOT indicate the totals for the state of Illinois.
2. These are contested races only.
3. Presidential candidates listed here were formally still in the race as of the Illinois primary.
4. If you see errors or omissions, please email kanecountyconnects@gmail.com.
5. To find the most complete, accurate and up-to-date information, visit the 2016 General Primary Republican Contest Results and the 2016 General Primary Democratic Contest Results  pages on the Kane County Clerk’s Office website and the City of Aurora Election Commission results page.

Federal Offices: How Kane County Voted

FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES

Combined Kane County Clerk’s Office and Aurora Election Commission Website Results

Republican

• Donald J. Trump — 21,605 (19,070 Kane County + 2,535 Aurora)
  
• Ted Cruz — 16,838 (14,496 Kane County + 2,342 Aurora)
• Marco Rubio — 5,946 (5,069 Kane County + 877 Aurora)
  
• John R. Kasich — 14,400 (12,755 Kane County + 1,645 Aurora)
  

Democrat

• Hillary Clinton — 24,063  (17,431 Kane County + 6,632 Aurora) * (won primary overall)
• Bernie Sanders— 31,085 (23,828 Kane County + 7,257 Aurora)

FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR

Republican

• James T. Marter — 19,333 (16,810 Kane County + 2,523 Aurora)
• Mark Steven Kirk— 36,957 (32,355 Kane County + 4,602 Aurora)

Democrat

• Andrea Zopp — 9,739 (6,519 Kane County + 3,220 Aurora)
• Tammy Duckworth — 37,354 (29,080 Kane County + 8,265 Aurora)
• Napoleon Harris — 4,592 (3,070 Kane County + 1,522 Aurora)

FOR THE 6TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS

Republican

• Peter J. Roskam — 9,931 Kane County
• Gordon (Jay) Kinzler — 4,549 Kane County

Democrat

• Robert Marshall — 3,390 Kane County
• Amanda Howland — 5,848 Kane County

FOR THE 8TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS

Republican

• Peter “Pete” DiCianni — 3,500 Kane County

Democrat

• Michael Noland — 3,984 Kane County
• Raja Krishnamoorthi — 2,674 Kane County * (won primary overall)
• Deborah M. Bullwinkel — 1,050 Kane County

FOR THE 11TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS

Republican

• Tonia Khouri 2,351 — (548 Kane County + 1,803 Aurora)
• Herman B. White 2,130 — (545 Kane County + 1,585 Aurora)
• Nick Stella 1,909 — (450 Kane County + 1,459 Aurora)

Democrat

• Bill Foster — 12,240 (1,994 Kane County + 10,246 Aurora)

FOR THE 14TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS

Republican

• Randy Hultgren — 26,681 (24,867 Kane County + 1,814 Aurora)

Democrat

• Jim Walz — 6,698 (5,941 Kane County + 757 Aurora)
• John J. Hosta — 5,858 (5,137 Kane County + 721 Aurora)
• Jesse Maggitt — 2,792 (2,332 Kane County + 460 Aurora)

SOURCES: Kane County Clerk’s Office 2016 General Primary Republican Contest Results and 2016 General Primary Democratic Contest Results pages, Aurora Election Commission City of Aurora Election Commission results page.