Democratic nomination could be in the hands of these Illinois delegates. Who are they?

After President Joe Biden dropped out of the race Sunday, Illinois’ Democratic National Convention delegates will choose who to vote for at the DNC Aug. 19 to Aug. 22 in Chicago or at an earlier remote roll call vote.

Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker has endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris for U.S. president, as have several other governors, but the nomination has not yet been officially secured.

Illinois has 147 pledged delegates and 30 unpledged superdelegates this year in the Democratic Party. Here’s what to know about the Land of Lincoln’s delegates.

Illinois’ Democratic National Convention delegates

Here are Illinois’ delegates , according to the Democratic Party of Illinois.

Party leaders and elected officials:

• Brandon Johnson, Chicago mayor

• Kwame Raoul, Illinois attorney general

• Susana Mendoza, Illinois comptroller

• Alexi Giannoulias, Illinois secretary of state

• Carol Mosley Braun, former U.S. senator

• Juliana Stratton, Illinois lieutenant governor

• Don Harmon, state senator

• Emanuel “Chris” Welch, state representative

• Toni Preckwinkle, Cook County Board of Commissioners president

• Jay Hoffman, state representative for District 113 in the metro-east

• Pat Devaney, member of the Illinois employment security advisory board and secretary-treasurer for Illinois American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations

• Charles Smith

• Robyn Gabel, majority leader of Illinois House of Representatives

• Kim Lightford, state senator

• Ram Villivalam, state senator

• Michael Sacks

• Edgar Gonzalez Jr., state representative

• Monica Gordon, state senator

• Mariyana Spyropoulos

At-large

• Anne Caprara, chief of staff for Gov. Pritzker

• Eileen Rhodes, chair of capital development board

• Chaundra Bishop, regional health officer at the Illinois Department of Public Health

• Stacy Davis Gates, president of the Chicago Teachers Union

• Nancy Suvarnamani, real estate agent and founding chair of the Asian Real Estate Association of America Chicago chapter

• Isabella Lee

• Izzy Dobbel, political director at the Chicago Federation of Labor

• Jordan Abudayyeh, deputy chief of staff for communications and strategic media for Gov. Pritzker

• Starlet Lugo

• Desirée Rogers, former White House social secretary

• Mary Smith

• Adrienne Alexander

• LaToya Greenwood, former state representative

• Janette Wilson

• Karina Villa, state senator

• Dagmara “Dee” Avelar, state representative

• Laura Murphy, state senator

• Camille Lilly, state representative

• Betty Y. Jang

• Erica Reardon

• Celina Villanueva, state senator

• Jesse Jackson, former U.S. representative

• Joseph Healy, secretary-treasurer at Laborers’ District Council of Chicago

• David Namkung, founder and managing partner of consulting firm Clarity Partners

• Don Finn, business manager/financial secretary of IBEW Local 134

• Otis Moss

• Juan Campos, vice president at-large of International Brotherhood of Teamsters

• Steven Powell, who was a superdelegate to the 2016 Democratic National Convention from Illinois

• Brad Beisner, business representative with IBEW 702

• John Spring

• Ameya Pawar, former alderperson in Chicago

• John Atkinson

Alternates: Jeanne Lamar, Melinda Bush, Kristina Zahorik, Anna Kalayil, Beth Dunn, Claire Satkiewicz, Peter Doerrer, Glenn Poshard, Leo Smith, William Lowry, Jim Morphew and Paul Jones

Platform: Michael Cudzik, Kaitlin Fahey, Donald Eugene Mitchell Jr., Emily Miller, Lisa Russell and Jeffrey Deppe

Rules: Lauren Beth Gash, Mike Kreloff, Jocelyn Woodards, Ann Spillane, Jim Snyder and Eric Madiar

Credentials: Robert Peters, Kim Du Buclet, Mattie Hunter, Ximena Beltran, Roy Soria and Terry Redman.

Pledged district-level: Elgie R. Sims Jr., Jaqueline Collins, Lamont J. Robinson, Marcus C. Evans Jr., Michelle Harris, Rikki D. Jones, Robert G. Reiter Jr., Alex Gallegos, Debbie Meyers-Martin, Ertharin Cousin, Napoleon Harris, Sheila Chalmers-Currin, Vernard Alsberry Jr., Erik Martinez, Eva-Dina Delgado, Gilbert “Gill” Villegas, Jacquelyn Williamson, Lilian Jimenez, Oswaldo Alvarez, Aaron M. Ortiz, Beth Zavala, Javier Loera Cervantes, Norma Hernandez, Theresa Mah, Aurora Austriaco, Brian McPartlin, Eli Moog, Marcelino Garcia, Margaret Croke, Sara Feigenholtz, Timmy Knudson, Valerie Alexander, Bill Cunningham, Christopher Espinoza, Deb Conroy, Kelly Burke, Sonia Desai Bhagwakar, Tim Moriarty, Anna Valencia, Emma M. Mitts, Kam Buckner, LaShawn K. Ford, Nicole T. Lee, Patricia Dowell, Rory Hoskins, Walter Burnett Jr., Beth Penesis, Fred Crespo, Ken Mejia-Beal, Kevin Morrison, Yasmeen Bankole, Christopher Dunn, Dan Montgomery, Dawn Koenigsknecht, Hoan Huynh, Jennifer Gong-Gershowitz, Josina Morita, Laura Fine, Adriane Johnson, Anthony Vega, Bob Morgan, Julie Morrison, Nancy Rotering, Victor Shi, Barbara Hernandez, Casey Fitzgerald, Kathya Morales, Ken Harris, Mark Guethle, Brandi Bradley, Natalie Phelps Finnie, Patrick H. Scates, Andy Manar, Cameron Joost Stevens, Chris Belt, Doris Turner, Katie Stuart, Tim Drea, Alex Zapien, Arian Admadpour, Asaf G. Manzo, Darla Underwood, Linda Holmes, Jay Briney, Jimmie Naville, Julie Curry, Liz Brown-Reeves, Ashwin Puri, John Daniel, Madison Houser, Sarah M. Bingaman, Dave Koehler, Jehan Gordon-Booth, Maurice A. West II, Pam Davidson and Sharon Chung.

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