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PEORIA, IL–Darin LaHood won the election for the 18th Congressional District this evening reporting a 70-30 margin at 9:45 p.m. CT, winning his fourth election in 16 months. Tonight’s win earns LaHood his first full-term in Congress after winning in a special election in September …
Pro-Life group cites LaHood’s commitment to protecting life at all stages
Peoria, IL – The Illinois Federation for Right to Life Federal Political Action Committee (IFRL-PAC) announces the endorsement of Darin LaHood for the 18th Congressional District in the General Election to be held on …
By: State Journal-Register
This will be the third time since July 2015 that voters in the 18th Congressional District will go to the polls to select a candidate.
The district’s bumpy ride began when scandal enveloped former U.S. Rep. Aaron Schock, who resigned in early …
Darin LaHood, a Central Illinois native, is a dedicated family man, a community volunteer and committed public servant. Born and raised in Peoria, Darin has served as a state and federal prosecutor, the state senator for the 37th district, as well as currently serving the 18th Congressional District as their U.S. Representative in Washington, D.C.
LaHood resides in Dunlap with his wife, Kristen, and their three sons, McKay, Luke and Teddy.
Illinois’ 18th District is the 9th largest agriculture district in the country for corn and soybean production. The farming community is not only the heart of Central Illinois, but also important to our country’s economy. As a member of Congress, I have fought and will …
I believe that ObamaCare has been a disaster. We have seen the negative effects of its policies on families and businesses, big and small. It is vital we repeal and replace ObamaCare with a patient-centered, market-based approach to the delivery of health care, as it …
Jobs are crucial and a key part of turning Illinois’ and the country’s economy around. As your representative in Congress, I will continue to be an outspoken advocate for families of Central Illinois by removing the barriers to job creation: eliminating costly, burdensome regulations; cutting …