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Candidate Profile: Adam Johnson (2014)

Original title: Adam Johnson — ballotpedia.org

June 17, 2026

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$9,300across 20 reported contributions
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CandidateDonorAmountIndustryDate
Adam Johnsonjohn stewart$1,000electricianJan 2026
Adam JohnsonDan Eckhart$1,000AttorneyFeb 2026
Adam Johnsonjohn stewart$1,000electricianJan 2026
Adam Johnsoncraig gates$1,000retiredApr 2026
Adam JohnsonDan Eckhart$1,000AttorneyFeb 2026
Adam JohnsonDavid Bigney$500AttorneyJan 2026
Adam JohnsonDavid Bigney$500AttorneyJan 2026
Adam JohnsonKaren Whitaker$500retiredMay 2026
Adam JohnsonBill Helmich$250govt<br>relationsJan 2026
Adam JohnsonMatt Manahan$250retiredMay 2026
Adam JohnsonTwyla Burger$250retiredFeb 2026
Adam JohnsonWerther Marciales$250Martial Arts Academy OwnerFeb 2026
Adam JohnsonAlvin DOVER$250PainterMay 2026
Adam JohnsonBill Helmich$250govt relationsJan 2026
Adam JohnsonNathan Baca$250Truck driverJan 2026
Adam JohnsonWerther Marciales$250Martial Arts Academy OwnerFeb 2026
Adam JohnsonNathan Baca$250Truck driverJan 2026
Adam JohnsonTwyla Burger$250retiredFeb 2026
Adam JohnsonBrendan Blakemore$150System EngineerJan 2026
Adam JohnsonBrendan Blakemore$150System EngineerJan 2026

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The Frame

What this does

This document provides historical election data regarding a past candidate's platform and electoral outcome in the 2014 Illinois House of Representatives race.

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Adam Johnson

He was a candidate for public office in the 2014 election cycle.

Jeanne M. Ives

She was the incumbent candidate who competed against Adam Johnson in the 2014 primary.

What changed

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Summary

Adam Johnson was a 2014 Republican candidate for the Illinois House of Representatives in District 42. He was defeated by Jeanne M. Ives in the Republican .

Key Facts

  • Adam Johnson ran as a Republican candidate for Illinois House District 42 in 2014.
  • Jeanne M. Ives defeated Adam Johnson in the March 18, 2014, Republican primary.
  • Jeanne M. Ives received 8,370 votes (62.9%) compared to Adam Johnson's 4,932 votes (37.1%).
  • Adam Johnson's 2014 campaign platform included lowering taxes, job creation, and support for schools and special education programs.
  • Adam Johnson worked as a revenue specialist in the County Clerk’s office.
  • Adam Johnson is a graduate of Harvard University.
  • The Illinois Observer endorsed Adam Johnson in the 2014 primary.

Why It Matters

This document provides historical election data regarding a past candidate's platform and electoral outcome in the 2014 Illinois House of Representatives race.

Frequently Asked Questions

Did Adam Johnson win the 2014 election?
No, he was defeated by Jeanne M. Ives in the Republican primary.
What were Adam Johnson's main campaign themes in 2014?
His campaign focused on lowering taxes, bringing jobs to the community, and supporting schools, including special education and autism programs.

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organizationThe Illinois ObserverEntity that endorsed Adam Johnson in 2014.Map →
organizationHarvard UniversityAlma mater of Adam Johnson.Map →
personAdam JohnsonCandidate for Illinois House of Representatives District 42 in 2014.Map →
organizationIllinois House of RepresentativesThe legislative body for which Adam Johnson was a candidate.Map →
personJeanne M. IvesIncumbent who defeated Adam Johnson in the 2014 Republican primary.Map →
organizationRepublican PartyPolitical party affiliation of Adam Johnson and Jeanne M. Ives.Map →

Sources

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