Illinois Code § 10.14
Illinois Code § 10.14. Reproduced from the official Illinois Compiled Statutes, with a citation summary, verification link, and related provisions.
§ 10.14.
Representative District No. 14. Representative District No. 14 is comprised of: District: 14 Cook County Tract: 010100 Tract: 010201 Tract: 010202 Tract: 010300 Tract: 010400 Blockgroup: 1 Blockgroup: 2 Blockgroup: 3 Block 3001 Block 3002 Block 3003 Block 3004 Block 3005 Block 3006 Block 3007 Block 3008 Block 3009 Block 3010 Block 3011 Block 3012 Block 3013 Block 3014 Block 3015 Tract: 010501 Tract: 010502 Tract: 010503 Tract: 010600 Tract: 010701 Tract: 010702 Tract: 020100 Tract: 030101 Blockgroup: 1 Blockgroup: 2 Blockgroup: 3 Blockgroup: 4 Block 4001 Block 4002 Tract: 030102 Blockgroup: 1 Block 1001 Block 1002 Blockgroup: 2 Blockgroup: 3 Tract: 030103 Blockgroup: 1 Blockgroup: 2 Block 2001 Block 2002 Block 2003 Block 2004 Block 2005 Tract: 030104 Blockgroup: 1 Block 1001 Block 1002 Block 1003 Block 1004 Block 1005 Block 1006 Block 1007 Block 1008 Block 1009 Blockgroup: 2 Tract: 030200 Blockgroup: 1 Blockgroup: 2 Blockgroup: 3 Block 3000 Block 3003 Block 3004 Block 3005 Block 3006 Block 3007 Block 3008 Block 3009 Block 3010 Block 3011 Block 3012 Block 3013 Block 3014 Block 3015 Blockgroup: 4 Block 4000 Block 4001 Block 4002 Block 4003 Block 4004 Block 4005 Block 4006 Block 4007 Block 4010 Tract: 030500 Tract: 030601 Blockgroup: 1 Blockgroup: 2 Blockgroup: 3 Block 3001 Block 3002 Block 3003 Block 3004 Tract: 030603 Tract: 030604 Blockgroup: 1 Blockgroup: 2 Block 2001 Block 2002 Blockgroup: 3 Tract: 030701 Tract: 030702 Tract: 030703 Tract: 030706 Blockgroup: 1 Block 1001 Block 1002 Block 1003 Block 1004 Block 1005 Block 1006 Block 1007 Block 1009 Block 1010 Block 1011 Block 1012 Blockgroup: 2 Tract: 030800 Blockgroup: 1 Block 1000 Block 1001 Block 1002 Block 1003 Block 1004 Block 1005 Block 1006 Block 1007 Block 1008 Block 1009 Block 1011 Block 1012 Block 1013 Blockgroup: 2 Blockgroup: 3 Blockgroup: 4 Tract: 031200 Blockgroup: 3 Block 3003 Block 3004 Tract: 810200 Blockgroup: 2 Block 2001 Block 2002 Block 2003 Block 2004 Block 2005 Block 2006 Block 2007 Block 2008 Block 2009 Block 2010 Block 2011 Block 2012 Blockgroup: 3 Blockgroup: 4 Block 4014 Blockgroup: 6 Block 6003 Block 6004 Block 6007 Block 6008 Block 6009 Block 6010 Block 6011 Block 6012 Block 6013 Block 6014 Tract: 810301 Blockgroup: 3 Block 3012 Block 3013 Block 3014 Block 3022 Block 3023 Block 3024 Block 3027 Blockgroup: 4 Block 4007 Block 4008 Block 4009 Block 4010 Block 4011 Block 4012 Block 4013 Block 4014 Block 4015 Block 4016 Block 4017 Block 4018 Block 4019 Tract: 830600 Blockgroup: 1 Blockgroup: 2 Blockgroup: 3 Block 3000 Block 3001 Block 3002 Block 3003 Block 3004 Block 3005 Block 3006 Block 3007 Block 3008 Block 3009 Blockgroup: 4 (Source: P.A. 97-6, eff. 6-3-11.)
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- Citation: Illinois Compiled Statutes § 10.14
- Jurisdiction: Illinois
- Code: Illinois Compiled Statutes
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