Video Gambling License Applicants by Ward — Chicago

Map and ranking of Video Gambling License Applicants across Chicago's 50 wards. Highest: Ward 44 (28). Lowest: Ward 16 (0). Chicago avg: 7. Data: 2026.
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Video Gambling License Applicants · all 50 Chicago wards · 2026

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Chicago citywide · Video Gambling License Applicants 7
Highest ward Ward 44: 28
Lowest ward Ward 16: 0
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Note: Chicago legalized video gambling terminals in its 2026 budget; the Illinois Gaming Board licenses each establishment that seeks to operate video gambling terminals. Before operating, establishments also need city-level licenses. No terminals were operating in the city as of November 7, 2026. Featured in our analyses Where Video Gambling Applications Stand in Chicago (August 2026) and How Much Revenue Would Video Gambling Raise for Chicago? (October 2026).

Universe: Establishments applying for a state video gaming license · Geography: Address · Source: Illinois Gaming Board, video gaming licensee and pending applicant lists (last retrieved November 7, 2026)

Ward distribution Hover or click any dot to inspect
Min 0 25th pct 4 Median 7 75th pct 11 Max 28

Ward ranking: Video Gambling License Applicants

#1 Ward 44 Bennett R. Lawson 28+21
#2 Ward 45 James M. Gardiner 22+15
#3 Ward 19 Matthew J. O’Shea 19+12
#4 Ward 38 Nicholas Sposato 18+11
#5 Ward 32 Scott Waguespack 17+10
#6 Ward 34 William Conway 13+6
#7 Ward 1 Daniel La Spata 12+5
#8 Ward 13 Marty Quinn 12+5
#9 Ward 14 Jeylu B. Gutierrez 11+4
#10 Ward 26 Jessica Fuentes 11+4
#11 Ward 31 Felix Cardona, Jr. 11+4
#12 Ward 43 Timmy Knudsen 11+4
#13 Ward 47 Matthew J. Martin 11+4
#14 Ward 11 Nicole T. Lee 9+2
#15 Ward 22 Michael D. Rodriguez 9+2
#16 Ward 40 Andre Vasquez, Jr. 9+2
#17 Ward 12 Julia M. Ramirez 8+1
#18 Ward 23 Silvana Tabares 8+1
#19 Ward 27 Walter Redmond Burnett 8+1
#20 Ward 41 Anthony Napolitano 8+1
#21 Ward 42 Brendan Reilly 8+1
#22 Ward 2 Brian Hopkins 7-0
#23 Ward 4 Lamont J. Robinson 7-0
#24 Ward 30 Ruth Cruz 7-0
#25 Ward 46 Angela Clay 7-0
#26 Ward 28 Jason C. Ervin 6-1
#27 Ward 3 Pat Dowell 5-2
#28 Ward 6 William E. Hall 5-2
#29 Ward 10 Peter Chico 5-2
#30 Ward 25 Byron Sigcho Lopez 5-2
#31 Ward 33 Rossana Rodriguez Sanchez 5-2
#32 Ward 36 Gilbert Villegas 5-2
#33 Ward 15 Raymond Lopez 4-3
#34 Ward 18 Derrick G. Curtis 4-3
#35 Ward 20 Jeanette B. Taylor 4-3
#36 Ward 29 Chris Taliaferro 4-3
#37 Ward 35 Anthony Quezada 4-3
#38 Ward 39 Samantha Nugent 4-3
#39 Ward 5 Desmon C. Yancy 3-4
#40 Ward 48 Leni Manaa-Hoppenworth 3-4
#41 Ward 49 Maria E. Hadden 3-4
#42 Ward 50 Debra Silverstein 3-4
#43 Ward 24 Monique L. Scott 2-5
#44 Ward 7 Gregory Mitchell 1-6
#45 Ward 8 Michelle Harris 1-6
#46 Ward 9 Anthony Beale 1-6
#47 Ward 17 David Moore 1-6
#48 Ward 21 Ronnie L. Mosley 1-6
#49 Ward 16 Stephanie D. Coleman 0-7
#50 Ward 37 Emma Mitts 0-7
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