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Line 210: {{PresRow\|1896\|Republican\|5,471\|2,370\|181\|Illinois}} {{PresFoot\|1892\|Republican\|3,577\|2,763\|233\|Illinois}} ~~Although a typical prosperous county in the century following [[American Civil War\|the Civil War]],~~ Kankakee County is currently considered a Republican-leaning swing county. In the [[2008 United States presidential election\|2008 Presidential Election]], Kankakee County voted 52 percent in favor of Illinois native [[Barack Obama]] (D), giving 47 percent to [[John McCain]] (R). However, in the [[2004 United States presidential election\|2004 Presidential Election]], Kankakee County voted 55 percent in favor of [[George W. Bush]] (R) and 44 percent for [[John Kerry]] (D). Kankakee County is in [[Illinois's 2nd congressional district]], represented by Democrat [[Robin Kelly]] (D-Matteson). Kankakee County has produced three governors: [[Len Small]] (R), [[Samuel H. Shapiro]] (D), and [[George Ryan\|George H. Ryan]] (R).

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