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Election 1990 Results

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1990 House election results by district and county

Democrats kept their large House majority in George H.W. Bush's first midterm, with about 270 seats to roughly 165 for the Republicans.

Democrats won 267 seats in the House of Representatives in 1990 and Republicans 167, on these results. Their candidates took 32,519,888 and 27,674,144 votes (D+7.8 of all votes cast, counting every district as it stood, including races with no candidate from one party).

The closest districts were Missouri 2 (level), Georgia 6 (R+0.6) and Iowa 2 (R+1.0). District lines change after each census and sometimes in between, so the map below shows the House vote county by county.

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Early projection, based on early and incomplete polling: the likely matchups, each weighted by the betting markets' odds of both nominations, not a result. Each county is its 2024 presidential margin moved by its state's projected swing; set a national vote and every state, district and county moves by the same amount from our projection. Colours run in 100 steps from a safe Republican to a safe Democratic margin. Boundaries: US Census Bureau.

About the 1990 House elections

The 1990 midterms came weeks after Bush broke his "no new taxes" pledge in a budget deal with congressional Democrats, angering many conservatives, and while American troops were massing in Saudi Arabia after Iraq's invasion of Kuwait. The economy was slipping into recession. Democrats had controlled the House since 1955, and few seats were truly competitive. Democrats made small gains, finishing with about 270 seats to the Republicans' 165. Vermont elected Bernie Sanders, a socialist running as an independent, who would serve in the House for 16 years before moving to the Senate. Some of the closest races involved figures who would matter later. In Georgia's 6th District, Republican Whip Newt Gingrich survived by just 0.6 points against Democrat David Worley, four years before he led his party to a House majority. In Missouri's 2nd District, Democrat Joan Kelly Horn beat Republican incumbent Jack Buechner by a few dozen votes. Jim Nussle won an open Iowa seat by 1.0 point, Charles Taylor took North Carolina's 11th by 1.3, and Frank Riggs ousted Democrat Douglas Bosco in California's 1st District by 1.4.

Every district

District	Democrat	Votes	Republican	Votes	Others	Margin
Alabama 1	none		Sonny Callahan	82,185 (99.6%)	345	R+99.6
Alabama 2	Faye Baggiano	83,243 (48.7%)	William L. Dickinson	87,649 (51.3%)	19	R+2.6
Alabama 3	Glen Browder	101,923 (73.7%)	Don Sledge	36,317 (26.3%)	2	D+47.5
Alabama 4	Tom Bevill	129,872 (99.7%)	none		340	D+99.7
Alabama 5	Bud Cramer	113,047 (67.1%)	Albert McDonald	55,326 (32.9%)	10	D+34.3
Alabama 6	Ben Erdreich	134,412 (92.8%)	none		David A. Alvarez (Independent) 8,640 (6.0%)	D+92.8
Alabama 7	Claude Harris	127,490 (70.5%)	Michael D. Barker	53,258 (29.5%)	46	D+41.1
Alaska at large	John S. Devens	91,677 (47.8%)	Don Young	99,003 (51.7%)	967	R+3.8
Arizona 1	none		John J. Rhodes III	166,223 (99.5%)	793	R+99.5
Arizona 2	Morris K. Udall	76,549 (65.9%)	Joseph Sweeney	39,586 (34.1%)	44	D+31.8
Arizona 3	Roger Hartstone	103,018 (43.4%)	Bob Stump	134,279 (56.6%)		R+13.2
Arizona 4	Mark Ivey Jr.	89,395 (38.7%)	Jon L. Kyl	141,843 (61.3%)		R+22.7
Arizona 5	Chuck Phillips	75,642 (35.2%)	Jim Kolbe	138,975 (64.8%)		R+29.5
Arkansas 1	Bill Alexander	101,026 (64.3%)	Terry Hayes	56,071 (35.7%)		D+28.6
Arkansas 2	Ray Thornton	103,471 (60.4%)	Jim Keet	67,800 (39.6%)		D+20.8
Arkansas 3	Dan Ivy	54,332 (29.5%)	John Paul Hammerschmidt	129,876 (70.5%)		R+41.0
Arkansas 4	Beryl Anthony Jr.	110,365 (72.4%)	Roy Rood	42,130 (27.6%)		D+44.8
California 1	Douglas H. Bosco	96,468 (41.9%)	Frank Riggs	99,782 (43.3%)	Darlene G. Comingore (Peace And Freedom) 34,011 (14.8%)	R+1.4
California 2	Erwin E. "Bill" Rush	65,333 (31.2%)	Wally Herger	133,315 (63.7%)	Ross Crain (Libertarian) 10,753 (5.1%)	R+32.5
California 3	Robert T. Matsui	132,143 (60.3%)	Lowell Patrick Landowski	76,148 (34.8%)	10,797	D+25.6
California 4	Vic Fazio	115,090 (54.7%)	Mark Baughman	82,738 (39.3%)	Bryce Bigwood (Libertarian) 12,626 (6.0%)	D+15.4
California 5	Nancy Pelosi	120,633 (77.2%)	Alan Nichols	35,671 (22.8%)		D+54.4
California 6	Barbara Boxer	137,306 (68.1%)	Bill Boerum	64,402 (31.9%)		D+36.1
California 7	George Miller	121,080 (60.5%)	Roger A. Payton	79,031 (39.5%)		D+21.0
California 8	Ronald V. Dellums	119,645 (61.3%)	Barbara Galewski	75,544 (38.7%)		D+22.6
California 9	Fortney Pete Stark	94,739 (58.4%)	Victor Romero	67,412 (41.6%)		D+16.9
California 10	Don Edwards	81,875 (62.7%)	Mark Patrosso	48,747 (37.3%)	15	D+25.4
California 11	Tom Lantos	105,029 (65.9%)	Bill Quraishi	45,818 (28.8%)	June R. Genis (Libertarian) 8,518 (5.3%)	D+37.2
California 12	Robert Palmer	69,270 (33.7%)	Tom Campbell	125,157 (60.8%)	Chuck Olson (Libertarian) 11,271 (5.5%)	R+27.2
California 13	Norman Y. Mineta	97,286 (58.0%)	David E. Smith	59,773 (35.7%)	John H. Webster (Libertarian) 10,587 (6.3%)	D+22.4
California 14	Patricia Malberg	120,742 (48.5%)	John T. Doolittle	128,309 (51.5%)		R+3.0
California 15	Gary Condit	97,147 (66.2%)	Cliff Burris	49,634 (33.8%)		D+32.4
California 16	Leon E. Panetta	134,236 (74.2%)	Jerry M. Reiss	39,885 (22.0%)	6,881	D+52.1
California 17	Calvin Dooley	82,611 (54.5%)	Charles Pashayan Jr.	68,848 (45.5%)		D+9.1
California 18	Richard H. Lehman	98,804 (100.0%)	Republican Candidate			D+100.0
California 19	Anita Perez Ferguson	76,991 (44.4%)	Robert J. Lagomarsino	94,599 (54.6%)	1,655	R+10.2
California 20	Michael A. Thomas	65,101 (34.5%)	William M. Thomas	112,962 (59.8%)	William H. Dilbeck (Libertarian) 10,555 (5.6%)	R+25.3
California 21	Richard D. Freiman	68,921 (34.0%)	Elton Gallegly	118,326 (58.4%)	Peggy Christensen (Libertarian) 15,364 (7.6%)	R+24.4
California 22	David Bayer	61,630 (34.1%)	Carlos J. Moorhead	108,634 (60.0%)	10,665	R+26.0
California 23	Anthony C. Beilenson	103,141 (61.7%)	Jim Salomon	57,118 (34.2%)	6,834	D+27.5
California 24	Henry A. Waxman	71,562 (68.9%)	John N. Cowles	26,607 (25.6%)	Maggie Phair (Peace And Freedom) 5,706 (5.5%)	D+43.3
California 25	Edward R. Roybal	48,120 (70.0%)	Steven J. Renshaw	17,021 (24.8%)	Robert H. Scott (Libertarian) 3,576 (5.2%)	D+45.3
California 26	Howard L. Berman	78,031 (61.1%)	Roy Dahlson	44,492 (34.8%)	5,268	D+26.3
California 27	Mel Levine	90,857 (58.2%)	David Barrett Cohen	58,140 (37.2%)	7,101	D+21.0
California 28	Julian C. Dixon	69,482 (72.7%)	George Z. Adams	21,245 (22.2%)	4,873	D+50.5
California 29	Maxine Waters	51,350 (79.4%)	Bill Dewitt	12,054 (18.6%)	1,268	D+60.8
California 30	Matthew G. Martinez	45,456 (58.2%)	Reuben D. Franco	28,914 (37.0%)	3,713	D+21.2
California 31	Mervyn M. Dymally	56,394 (67.1%)	Eunice N. Sato	27,593 (32.9%)		D+34.3
California 32	Glenn M. Anderson	68,268 (61.5%)	Sanford W. Kahn	42,692 (38.5%)		D+23.1
California 33	Georgia Houston Webb	49,981 (31.4%)	David Dreier	101,336 (63.7%)	7,840	R+32.3
California 34	Esteban Edward Torres	55,646 (60.7%)	John Eastman	36,024 (39.3%)		D+21.4
California 35	Barry Norton	66,100 (32.9%)	Jerry Lewis	121,602 (60.6%)	Jerry Johnson (Libertarian) 13,020 (6.5%)	R+27.7
California 36	George E. Brown Jr.	72,409 (52.7%)	Bob Hammock	64,961 (47.3%)		D+5.4
California 37	Ralph Waite	103,961 (44.8%)	Alfred A. (Al) McCandless	115,469 (49.8%)	12,652	R+5.0
California 38	Barbara Jackson	43,693 (41.9%)	Robert K. Dornan	60,561 (58.1%)		R+16.2
California 39	Francis X. "Frank" Hoffman	53,670 (30.8%)	William E. Dannemeyer	113,849 (65.3%)	6,709	R+34.5
California 40	Eugene C. Gratz	68,087 (32.4%)	C. Christopher Cox	142,299 (67.6%)		R+35.3
California 41	Dan Kripke	93,586 (43.6%)	Bill Lowery	105,723 (49.2%)	Karen S. R. Works (Peace And Freedom) 15,428 (7.2%)	R+5.7
California 42	Guy C. Kimbrough	67,189 (36.5%)	Dana Rohrabacher	109,353 (59.3%)	7,744	R+22.9
California 43	none		Ron Packard	151,206 (68.1%)	Doug Hansen (Peace And Freedom) 40,212 (18.1%)	R+68.1
California 44	Jim Bates	48,712 (44.8%)	Randy "Duke" Cunningham	50,377 (46.3%)	9,622	R+1.5
California 45	none		Duncan Hunter	123,591 (72.8%)	Joe Shea (Libertarian) 46,068 (27.2%)	R+72.9
Colorado 1	Patricia Schroeder	82,176 (63.7%)	Gloria Gonzales Roemer	46,802 (36.3%)		D+27.4
Colorado 2	David E. Skaggs	105,248 (60.7%)	Jason Lewis	68,226 (39.3%)		D+21.3
Colorado 3	Ben Nighthorse Campbell	124,487 (70.2%)	Bob Ellis	49,961 (28.2%)	2,859	D+42.0
Colorado 4	Richard R. (Dick) Bond	75,901 (45.9%)	Wayne Allard	89,285 (54.1%)		R+8.1
Colorado 5	Cal Johnston	57,776 (30.0%)	Joel Hefley	127,740 (66.4%)	6,761	R+36.4
Colorado 6	Don Jarrett	57,961 (35.5%)	Dan Schaefer	105,312 (64.5%)		R+29.0
Connecticut 1	Barbara B. Kennelly	126,566 (71.4%)	James P. Garvey	50,690 (28.6%)		D+42.8
Connecticut 2	Sam Gejdenson	105,085 (59.7%)	John M. Ragsdale	70,922 (40.3%)	8	D+19.4
Connecticut 3	Rosa L. Delauro	90,772 (52.1%)	Thomas Scott	83,440 (47.9%)		D+4.2
Connecticut 4	Al Smith	32,352 (23.4%)	Christopher Shays	105,682 (76.5%)	34	R+53.1
Connecticut 5	Anthony Toby Moffett	85,803 (47.2%)	Gary A. Franks	93,912 (51.7%)	1,893	R+4.5
Connecticut 6	Paul Kulas	48,628 (25.6%)	Nancy L. Johnson	141,105 (74.4%)		R+48.7
Delaware at large	Thomas R. Carper	116,274 (65.5%)	Ralph O. Williams	58,037 (32.7%)	3,124	D+32.8
Florida 1	Earl Hutto	88,416 (52.2%)	Terry Ketchel	80,851 (47.8%)		D+4.5
Florida 2	Douglas "Pete" Peterson	103,032 (56.9%)	Bill Grant	77,939 (43.1%)		D+13.9
Florida 3	Charles E. Bennett	84,280 (72.7%)	Rod Sullivan	31,727 (27.3%)		D+45.3
Florida 4	Reid Hughes	95,320 (44.1%)	Craig T. James	120,895 (55.9%)	13	R+11.8
Florida 5	Bob Fletcher	63,253 (40.1%)	Bill McCollum	94,453 (59.9%)		R+19.8
Florida 6	Art Johnson	95,421 (40.8%)	Cliff Stearns	138,588 (59.2%)	20	R+18.5
Florida 7	Sam Gibbons	99,464 (67.6%)	Charles D. Prout	47,765 (32.4%)		D+35.1
Florida 8	none		C. W. Bill Young			no vote
Florida: Unopposed; no votes were counted.
Florida 9	Cheryl Davis Knapp	102,503 (41.9%)	Michael Bilirakis	142,163 (58.1%)		R+16.2
Florida 10	none		Andy Ireland			no vote
Florida: Unopposed; no votes were counted.
Florida 11	Jim Bacchus	120,991 (51.9%)	Bill Tolley	111,970 (48.1%)		D+3.9
Florida 12	none		Tom Lewis			no vote
Florida: Unopposed; no votes were counted.
Florida 13	none		Porter J. Goss			no vote
Florida: Unopposed; no votes were counted.
Florida 14	Harry Johnston	156,055 (66.0%)	Scott Shore	80,249 (34.0%)		D+32.1
Florida 15	none		E. Clay Shaw Jr.	104,295 (97.8%)	2,374	R+97.8
Florida 16	Lawrence J. Smith		none			no vote
Florida: Unopposed; no votes were counted.
Florida 17	William Lehman	79,569 (78.3%)	Earl Rodney	22,029 (21.7%)	1	D+56.6
Florida 18	Bernard "Bernie" Anscher	36,978 (39.6%)	Ileana Ros-Lehtinen	56,364 (60.4%)	1	R+20.8
Florida 19	Dante B. Fascell	87,696 (62.0%)	Bob Allen	53,796 (38.0%)		D+24.0
Georgia 1	Lindsay Thomas	80,515 (71.2%)	Chris Meredith	32,532 (28.8%)		D+42.5
Georgia 2	Charles Hatcher	77,910 (73.0%)	Jonathan Perry Waters	28,781 (27.0%)		D+46.1
Georgia 3	Richard Ray	72,961 (63.2%)	Paul Broun	42,561 (36.8%)		D+26.3
Georgia 4	Ben Jones	96,526 (52.4%)	John Linder	87,569 (47.6%)		D+4.9
Georgia 5	John Lewis	86,037 (75.6%)	J. W. Tibbs	27,781 (24.4%)		D+51.2
Georgia 6	David Worley	77,794 (49.7%)	Newt Gingrich	78,768 (50.3%)		R+0.6
Georgia 7	George (Buddy) Darden	95,817 (60.1%)	Al Beverly	63,588 (39.9%)		D+20.2
Georgia 8	J. Roy Rowland	81,344 (68.7%)	Robert F. (Bob) Cunningham	36,980 (31.3%)		D+37.5
Georgia 9	Ed Jenkins	96,197 (55.8%)	Joe Hoffman	76,121 (44.2%)		D+11.7
Georgia 10	Doug Barnard Jr.	89,683 (58.3%)	Sam Jones	64,184 (41.7%)		D+16.6
Hawaii 1	Neil Abercrombie	97,622 (60.0%)	Mike Liu	62,982 (38.7%)	2,107	D+21.3
Hawaii 2	Patsy T. Mink	118,155 (66.3%)	Andy Poepoe	54,625 (30.6%)	5,508	D+35.6
Idaho 1	Larry Larocco	85,054 (53.0%)	C. A. "Skip" Smyser	75,406 (47.0%)		D+6.0
Idaho 2	Richard H. Stallings	98,008 (63.6%)	Sean McDevitt	56,044 (36.4%)		D+27.2
Illinois 1	Charles A. Hayes	100,890 (93.8%)	Babette Peyton	6,708 (6.2%)		D+87.5
Illinois 2	Gus Savage	80,245 (78.2%)	William T. Hespel	22,350 (21.8%)		D+56.4
Illinois 3	Marty Russo	110,512 (70.9%)	Carl L. Klein	45,299 (29.1%)		D+41.9
Illinois 4	George E. Sangmeister	77,290 (59.2%)	Manny Hoffman	53,258 (40.8%)		D+18.4
Illinois 5	William O. Lipinski	73,805 (66.3%)	David J. Shestokas	34,440 (31.0%)	3,001	D+35.4
Illinois 6	Robert J. Cassidy	48,155 (33.3%)	Henry J. Hyde	96,410 (66.7%)		R+33.4
Illinois 7	Cardiss Collins	80,021 (79.9%)	Michael Dooley	20,099 (20.1%)		D+59.9
Illinois 8	Dan Rostenkowski	70,151 (79.1%)	none		Robert Marshall (Libertarian) 18,529 (20.9%)	D+79.1
Illinois 9	Sidney R. Yates	96,557 (71.2%)	Herbert Sohn	39,031 (28.8%)		D+42.4
Illinois 10	Peg McNamara	47,286 (30.8%)	John Edward Porter	104,070 (67.8%)	2,243	R+37.0
Illinois 11	Frank Annunzio	82,703 (53.6%)	Walter W. Dudycz	68,850 (44.6%)	2,692	D+9.0
Illinois 12	none		Philip M. Crane	113,081 (82.2%)	Steve Pedersen (Solidarity) 24,450 (17.8%)	R+82.2
Illinois 13	Steven K. Thomas	60,305 (34.2%)	Harris W. Fawell	116,048 (65.8%)		R+31.6
Illinois 14	Donald J. Westphal	55,592 (33.1%)	J. Dennis Hastert	112,383 (66.9%)		R+33.8
Illinois 15	none		Edward R. Madigan	119,812 (100.0%)	10	R+100.0
Illinois 16	John W. Cox Jr.	83,061 (54.6%)	John W. Hallock Jr.	69,105 (45.4%)		D+9.2
Illinois 17	Lane Evans	102,062 (66.5%)	Dan Lee	51,380 (33.5%)		D+33.0
Illinois 18	none		Robert H. Michel	105,693 (98.4%)	1,677	R+98.4
Illinois 19	Terry L. Bruce	113,958 (66.3%)	Robert F. Kerans	55,680 (32.4%)	2,250	D+33.9
Illinois 20	Richard J. Durbin	130,114 (66.2%)	Paul Jurgens	66,433 (33.8%)		D+32.4
Illinois 21	Jerry F. Costello	95,208 (66.0%)	Robert H. Gaffner	48,949 (34.0%)		D+32.1
Illinois 22	Glenn Poshard	138,425 (83.7%)	none		Jim Wham (Jim Wham Party) 26,896 (16.3%)	D+83.7
Indiana 1	Peter J. Visclosky	68,920 (66.0%)	William Bill Costas	35,450 (34.0%)		D+32.1
Indiana 2	Philip R. Sharp	93,495 (59.4%)	Mike Pence	63,980 (40.6%)		D+18.7
Indiana 3	Timothy J. Roemer	80,740 (50.9%)	John Hiler	77,911 (49.1%)		D+1.8
Indiana 4	Jill L. Long	99,347 (60.7%)	Richard Walter Hawks	64,415 (39.3%)		D+21.3
Indiana 5	Jim Jontz	81,373 (53.1%)	John Arthur Johnson	71,750 (46.9%)		D+6.3
Indiana 6	James Phlip Fadely	67,024 (36.5%)	Dan Burton	116,470 (63.5%)		R+27.0
Indiana 7	John Wm. Riley Sr.	65,248 (42.4%)	John T. Myers	88,598 (57.6%)		R+15.2
Indiana 8	Frank McCloskey	97,465 (54.7%)	Richard E. Mourdock	80,645 (45.3%)		D+9.4
Indiana 9	Lee H. Hamilton	107,526 (69.0%)	Floyd Coates	48,325 (31.0%)		D+38.0
Indiana 10	Andrew Jacobs Jr.	69,362 (66.4%)	Janos Horvath	35,049 (33.6%)		D+32.9
Iowa 1	none		Jim Leach	90,042 (99.8%)	151	R+99.8
Iowa 2	Eric Tabor	81,008 (48.8%)	Jim Nussle	82,650 (49.8%)	2,448	R+1.0
Iowa 3	David R. Nagle	100,947 (99.2%)	none		833	D+99.2
Iowa 4	Neal Smith	127,812 (97.9%)	none		2,778	D+97.9
Iowa 5	Rod Powell	47,022 (32.0%)	Jim Lightfoot	99,978 (68.0%)	12	R+36.0
Iowa 6	Mike D. Earll	44,063 (28.2%)	Fred Grandy	112,333 (71.8%)	63	R+43.6
Kansas 1	Duane West	61,396 (37.3%)	Pat Roberts	102,974 (62.6%)	18	R+25.3
Kansas 2	Jim Slattery	99,093 (62.8%)	Scott Morgan	58,643 (37.2%)	9	D+25.6
Kansas 3	Leroy Jones	58,923 (39.9%)	Jan Meyers	88,725 (60.1%)	78	R+20.2
Kansas 4	Dan Glickman	112,015 (70.8%)	Roger M. Grund Sr.	46,283 (29.2%)	18	D+41.5
Kansas 5	George D. Wingert	62,244 (40.7%)	Dick Nichols	90,555 (59.3%)	24	R+18.5
Kentucky 1	Carroll Hubbard Jr.	85,323 (86.9%)	none		Marvin Seat (Populist) 12,879 (13.1%)	D+86.9
Kentucky 2	William H. Natcher	77,057 (66.0%)	Martin Tori	39,624 (34.0%)		D+32.1
Kentucky 3	Romano L. Mazzoli	84,750 (60.6%)	Al Brown	55,188 (39.4%)		D+21.1
Kentucky 4	Galen Martin	44,979 (30.7%)	Jim Bunning	101,680 (69.3%)		R+38.7
Kentucky 5	none		Harold Rogers	64,660 (100.0%)		R+100.0
Kentucky 6	none		Larry J. Hopkins	76,859 (100.0%)		R+100.0
Kentucky 7	Carl C. Perkins	61,330 (50.8%)	William T. (Will) Scott	59,377 (49.2%)		D+1.6
Louisiana 1	none		Bob Livingston			no vote
Louisiana: Won outright in the October open primary, so no November vote was held.
Louisiana 2	William J. Jefferson	55,621 (52.5%)	none		Marc Morial (Democratic) 50,232 (47.5%)	D+52.6
Louisiana: Decided in the November runoff.
Louisiana 3	Billy Tauzin		none			no vote
Louisiana: Won outright in the October open primary, so no November vote was held.
Louisiana 4	none		Jim McCrery			no vote
Louisiana: Won outright in the October open primary, so no November vote was held.
Louisiana 5	Jerry Huckaby		none			no vote
Louisiana: Won outright in the October open primary, so no November vote was held.
Louisiana 6	none		Richard Baker			no vote
Louisiana: Unopposed; no votes were counted.
Louisiana 7	Jimmy Hayes	103,308 (57.7%)	David Thibodaux	68,430 (38.2%)	7,364	D+19.5
Louisiana: Won outright in the open primary.
Louisiana 8	none		Clyde C. Holloway			no vote
Louisiana: Won outright in the October open primary, so no November vote was held.
Maine 1	Thomas H. Andrews	167,623 (60.1%)	David F. Emery	110,836 (39.7%)	413	D+20.4
Maine 2	Patrick K. McGowan	116,798 (49.0%)	Olympia J. Snowe	121,704 (51.0%)	20	R+2.1
Maryland 1	Roy Dyson	67,518 (43.2%)	Wayne T. Gilchrest	88,920 (56.8%)		R+13.7
Maryland 2	Ronald P. Bowers	39,785 (25.6%)	Helen Delich Bentley	115,398 (74.4%)		R+48.7
Maryland 3	Benjamin L. Cardin	82,545 (69.7%)	Harwood Nichols	35,841 (30.3%)		D+39.5
Maryland 4	C. Thomas McMillen	85,601 (58.9%)	Robert P. Duckworth	59,846 (41.1%)		D+17.7
Maryland 5	Steny H. Hoyer	84,747 (80.7%)	Lee F. Breuer	20,314 (19.3%)		D+61.3
Maryland 6	Beverly B. Byron	106,502 (65.3%)	Christopher P. Fiotes Jr.	56,479 (34.7%)		D+30.7
Maryland 7	Kweisi Mfume	59,628 (85.0%)	Kenneth Kondner	10,529 (15.0%)	3	D+70.0
Maryland 8	James Walker Jr.	39,343 (22.2%)	Constance A. Morella	130,059 (73.5%)	7,485	R+51.3
Massachusetts 1	John R. Arden	43,611 (21.3%)	Silvio O. Conte	150,748 (73.6%)	Other (Independent) 10,533 (5.1%)	R+52.3
Massachusetts 2	Richard E. Neal	134,152 (68.0%)	none		Other (Independent) 63,169 (32.0%)	D+68.0
Massachusetts 3	Joseph D. Early	150,992 (65.5%)	none		Other (Independent) 79,440 (34.5%)	D+65.5
Massachusetts 4	Barney Frank	143,473 (62.4%)	John R. Soto	75,454 (32.8%)	10,967	D+29.6
Massachusetts 5	Chester G. Atkins	110,232 (49.8%)	John F. Macgovern	101,017 (45.7%)	9,891	D+4.2
Massachusetts 6	Nicholas Mavroules	149,284 (60.9%)	Edgar L. Kelley	80,177 (32.7%)	Other (Independent) 15,476 (6.3%)	D+28.2
Massachusetts 7	Edward J. Markey	155,380 (65.7%)	none		Other (Independent) 81,200 (34.3%)	D+65.7
Massachusetts 8	Joseph P. Kennedy II	125,479 (67.3%)	Glenn W. Fiscus	39,310 (21.1%)	Other (Independent) 12,812 (6.9%)	D+46.2
Massachusetts 9	John Joseph Moakley	124,534 (62.0%)	none		Robert Horan (Independent) 52,660 (26.2%)	D+62.0
Massachusetts 10	Gerry E. Studds	137,805 (51.8%)	Jon L. Bryan	120,217 (45.2%)	7,816	D+6.6
Massachusetts 11	Brian J. Donnelly	145,480 (70.6%)	none		Other (Independent) 60,661 (29.4%)	D+70.6
Michigan 1	John Conyers Jr.	76,556 (89.3%)	Ray Shoulders	7,298 (8.5%)	1,902	D+80.8
Michigan 2	Elmer White	49,678 (33.2%)	Carl D. Pursell	95,962 (64.1%)	4,126	R+30.9
Michigan 3	Howard Wolpe	82,376 (57.9%)	Brad Haskins	60,007 (42.1%)	7	D+15.7
Michigan 4	Joanne McFarland	55,449 (42.2%)	Frederick S. Upton	75,850 (57.8%)	3	R+15.5
Michigan 5	Thomas Trzybinski	41,170 (24.6%)	Paul B. Henry	126,308 (75.4%)	20	R+50.8
Michigan 6	Bob Carr	97,547 (99.8%)	none		244	D+99.8
Michigan 7	Dale E. Kildee	90,307 (68.4%)	David J. Morrill	41,759 (31.6%)	2	D+36.8
Michigan 8	Bob Traxler	98,903 (68.6%)	James White	45,259 (31.4%)	3	D+37.2
Michigan 9	Geraldine Greene	73,604 (45.2%)	Guy Vander Jagt	89,078 (54.8%)	12	R+9.5
Michigan 10	Joan Louise Dennison	50,923 (33.1%)	Dave Camp	99,952 (65.0%)	2,841	R+31.9
Michigan 11	Marcia Gould	59,759 (38.7%)	Robert W. Davis	94,555 (61.3%)	2	R+22.6
Michigan 12	David E. Bonior	98,232 (64.7%)	Jim Dingeman	51,119 (33.7%)	2,474	D+31.0
Michigan 13	Barbara-Rose Collins	54,345 (80.1%)	Carl R. Edwards Sr.	11,203 (16.5%)	2,276	D+63.6
Michigan 14	Dennis M. Hertel	78,506 (63.6%)	Kenneth C. McNealy	40,499 (32.8%)	4,416	D+30.8
Michigan 15	William D. Ford	68,742 (61.2%)	Burl C. Adkins	41,092 (36.6%)	2,501	D+24.6
Michigan 16	John D. Dingell	88,962 (66.6%)	Frank Beaumont	42,629 (31.9%)	2,023	D+34.7
Michigan 17	Sander M. Levin	92,205 (69.7%)	Blaine L. Lankford	40,100 (30.3%)	9	D+39.4
Michigan 18	Walter O. Briggs IV	64,185 (33.6%)	Wm. S. Broomfield	126,629 (66.4%)	20	R+32.7
Minnesota 1	Timothy J. Penny	156,749 (78.1%)	Doug Andersen	43,856 (21.9%)	58	D+56.3
Minnesota 2	Jim Stone	77,935 (38.1%)	Vin Weber	126,367 (61.8%)	102	R+23.7
Minnesota 3	Lou Demars	96,395 (32.9%)	Jim Ramstad	195,833 (66.9%)	624	R+34.0
Minnesota 4	Bruce F. Vento	143,353 (64.7%)	Ian Maitland	77,639 (35.1%)	404	D+29.7
Minnesota 5	Martin Olav Sabo	144,682 (72.7%)	Raymond C. Gilbertson	53,720 (27.0%)	484	D+45.7
Minnesota 6	Gerry Sikorski	164,816 (64.6%)	Bruce D. Anderson	90,138 (35.3%)	265	D+29.3
Minnesota 7	Collin C. Peterson	107,126 (53.5%)	Arlan Stangeland	92,876 (46.4%)	184	D+7.1
Minnesota 8	James L. Oberstar	151,145 (72.9%)	Jerry Shuster	56,068 (27.0%)	99	D+45.9
Mississippi 1	Jamie L. Whitten	43,668 (64.9%)	Bill Bowlin	23,650 (35.1%)		D+29.7
Mississippi 2	Mike Espy	59,393 (84.1%)	Dorothy Benford	11,224 (15.9%)		D+68.2
Mississippi 3	G.V. (Sonny) Montgomery	49,162 (100.0%)	none			D+100.0
Mississippi 4	Mike Parker	57,137 (80.6%)	Jerry (Rev) Parks	13,754 (19.4%)		D+61.2
Mississippi 5	Gene Taylor	89,926 (81.4%)	Sheila A. Smith	20,588 (18.6%)		D+62.7
Missouri 1	William (Bill) Clay	62,550 (60.9%)	Wayne G. Piotrowski	40,160 (39.1%)		D+21.8
Missouri 2	Joan Kelly Horn	94,308 (50.0%)	Jack Buechner	94,260 (50.0%)		level
Missouri 3	Richard A. Gephardt	88,950 (56.8%)	Malcolm L. (Mack) Holekamp	67,659 (43.2%)		D+13.6
Missouri 4	Ike Skelton	105,527 (61.8%)	David Eyerly	65,095 (38.2%)		D+23.7
Missouri 5	Alan Wheat	71,890 (62.1%)	Robert H. Gardner	43,897 (37.9%)		D+24.2
Missouri 6	Bob McClure	73,093 (48.1%)	E. Thomas Coleman	78,956 (51.9%)		R+3.9
Missouri 7	Thomas Patrick (Pat) Deaton	76,725 (47.9%)	Mel Hancock	83,609 (52.1%)		R+4.3
Missouri 8	Russ Carnahan	60,751 (42.7%)	Bill Emerson	81,452 (57.3%)		R+14.6
Missouri 9	Harold L. Volkmer	94,156 (57.5%)	Don Curtis	69,514 (42.5%)		D+15.1
Montana 1	Pat Williams	100,409 (61.1%)	Brad Johnson	63,837 (38.9%)		D+22.3
Montana 2	Don Burris	56,739 (37.0%)	Ron Marlenee	96,449 (63.0%)		R+25.9
Nebraska 1	Larry Hall	70,587 (35.2%)	Doug Bereuter	129,654 (64.7%)	140	R+29.5
Nebraska 2	Peter Hoagland	111,903 (57.9%)	Ally Milder	80,845 (41.8%)	673	D+16.1
Nebraska 3	Sandra K. Scofield	94,234 (48.8%)	Bill Barrett	98,607 (51.1%)	103	R+2.3
Nevada 1	James H. Bilbray	84,650 (61.4%)	Bob Dickinson	47,377 (34.4%)	5,825	D+27.0
Nevada 2	Jane Wisdom	59,581 (34.0%)	Barbara F. Vucanovich	103,508 (59.1%)	Dan Becan (Libertarian) 12,120 (6.9%)	R+25.1
New Hampshire 1	Joseph F. Keefe	66,176 (44.6%)	Bill Zeliff	81,684 (55.1%)	508	R+10.5
New Hampshire 2	Dick Swett	74,866 (52.6%)	Chuck Douglas	67,225 (47.3%)	172	D+5.4
New Jersey 1	Robert E. Andrews	72,415 (54.1%)	Daniel J. Mangini	57,299 (42.8%)	4,080	D+11.3
New Jersey 2	William J. Hughes	97,698 (88.2%)	none		William A. Kanengiser (Populist) 13,120 (11.8%)	D+88.2
New Jersey 3	Frank Pallone Jr.	77,866 (49.1%)	Paul A. Kapalko	73,696 (46.5%)	7,081	D+2.6
New Jersey 4	Mark Setaro	54,961 (34.5%)	Christopher H. Smith	99,920 (62.7%)	4,418	R+28.2
New Jersey 5	Lawrence Wayne Olsen	35,010 (22.4%)	Marge Roukema	118,101 (75.7%)	2,998	R+53.2
New Jersey 6	Bernard J. Dwyer	63,745 (50.6%)	Paul "Daniels" Danielczyk	58,147 (46.1%)	4,130	D+4.4
New Jersey 7	Bruce H. Bergen	31,099 (23.2%)	Matthew J. Rinaldo	100,066 (74.6%)	2,907	R+51.4
New Jersey 8	Robert A. Roe	55,797 (76.9%)	none		Stephen Sibilia (Conservative) 13,180 (18.2%)	D+76.9
New Jersey 9	Robert G. Torricelli	82,535 (53.3%)	Peter J. Russo	69,658 (45.0%)	2,573	D+8.3
New Jersey 10	Donald M. Payne	42,106 (81.4%)	Howard E. Berkeley	8,954 (17.3%)	643	D+64.1
New Jersey 11	Michael Gordon	47,414 (33.0%)	Dean A. Gallo	92,681 (64.5%)	3,591	R+31.5
New Jersey 12	Marguerite Chandler	52,256 (31.0%)	Dick Zimmer	107,851 (64.0%)	8,283	R+33.0
New Jersey 13	John H. Adler	67,587 (39.4%)	Jim Saxton	99,688 (58.2%)	4,131	R+18.7
New Jersey 14	Frank J. Guarini	56,455 (66.2%)	Fred J. Theemling Jr.	24,870 (29.2%)	3,951	D+37.0
New Mexico 1	Rebecca Vigil-Giron	41,306 (29.8%)	Steven Schiff	97,375 (70.2%)		R+40.4
New Mexico 2	none		Joe Skeen	80,677 (100.0%)		R+100.0
New Mexico 3	Bill Richardson	104,225 (74.5%)	Phil T. Archuletta	35,751 (25.5%)		D+48.9
New York 1	George J. Hochbrueckner	75,211 (56.3%)	Francis W. Creighton	46,380 (34.7%)	Clayton Baldwin Jr. (Conservative) 6,883 (5.2%)	D+21.6
New York 2	Thomas J. Downey	56,722 (55.8%)	John W. Bugler	36,859 (36.2%)	Dominic A. Curcio (Conservative) 8,150 (8.0%)	D+19.5
New York 3	Robert J. Mrazek	73,029 (53.3%)	Robert Previdi	59,089 (43.1%)	4,915	D+10.2
New York 4	Francis T. Goban	41,308 (31.9%)	Norman F. Lent	79,304 (61.2%)	John J. Dunkle (Right To Life) 6,706 (5.2%)	R+29.3
New York 5	Mark S. Epstein	53,920 (40.9%)	Raymond J. McGrath	71,948 (54.6%)	6,000	R+13.7
New York 6	Floyd H. Flake	44,306 (73.1%)	William Sampol	13,224 (21.8%)	John Cronin (Right To Life) 3,111 (5.1%)	D+51.3
New York 7	Gary L. Ackerman	51,091 (100.0%)	none			D+100.0
New York 8	James H. Scheuer	56,396 (72.3%)	Gustave Reifenkugel	21,646 (27.7%)		D+44.5
New York 9	Thomas J. Manton	35,177 (64.4%)	Ann Pfoser Darby	13,330 (24.4%)	Thomas V. Ognibene (Conservative) 6,137 (11.2%)	D+40.0
New York 10	Charles E. Schumer	61,468 (80.4%)	Patrick J. Kinsella	14,963 (19.6%)		D+60.9
New York 11	Edolphus Towns	36,286 (92.9%)	none		2,770	D+92.9
New York 12	Major R. Owens	40,570 (94.9%)	none		2,180	D+94.9
New York 13	Stephen J. Solarz	47,446 (80.4%)	Edwin Ramos	11,557 (19.6%)		D+60.8
New York 14	Anthony J. Pocchia	34,625 (35.5%)	Susan Molinari	58,616 (60.1%)	4,370	R+24.6
New York 15	Frances L. Reiter	33,464 (37.2%)	Bill Green	52,919 (58.8%)	3,654	R+21.6
New York 16	Charles B. Rangel	55,882 (97.2%)	none		1,592	D+97.2
New York 17	Ted Weiss	79,161 (80.5%)	William W. Koeppel	15,219 (15.5%)	4,015	D+65.0
New York 18	José E. Serrano	38,024 (93.2%)	Joseph Chiavaro	1,189 (2.9%)	1,583	D+90.3
New York 19	Eliot L. Engel	45,758 (61.2%)	William J. Gouldman	17,135 (22.9%)	Kevin Brawley (Conservative) 11,868 (15.9%)	D+38.3
New York 20	Nita M. Lowey	82,203 (62.8%)	Glenn D. Bellitto	35,575 (27.2%)	John M. Schafer (Conservative) 13,030 (10.0%)	D+35.7
New York 21	Richard L. Barbuto	34,128 (24.4%)	Hamilton Fish Jr.	99,866 (71.4%)	5,925	R+47.0
New York 22	John G. Dow	37,034 (26.6%)	Benjamin A. Gilman	95,495 (68.6%)	6,656	R+42.0
New York 23	Michael R. McNulty	117,239 (64.1%)	Margaret B. Buhrmaster	65,760 (35.9%)		D+28.1
New York 24	Bob Lawrence	56,671 (31.9%)	Gerald B. H. Solomon	121,206 (68.1%)		R+36.3
New York 25	none		Sherwood L. Boehlert	91,348 (83.9%)	William L. Griffen (Libertarian) 17,481 (16.1%)	R+83.9
New York 26	none		David O'B. Martin	97,340 (100.0%)		R+100.0
New York 27	Peggy L. Murray	52,438 (34.8%)	James T. Walsh	95,220 (63.2%)	3,097	R+28.4
New York 28	Matthew F. McHugh	97,815 (64.8%)	Seymour Krieger	53,077 (35.2%)		D+29.7
New York 29	Alton F. Eber	34,835 (24.6%)	Frank Horton	89,105 (63.0%)	Peter DeMauro (Conservative) 12,599 (8.9%)	R+38.4
New York 30	Louise McIntosh Slaughter	97,280 (59.0%)	John M. Regan Jr.	67,534 (41.0%)		D+18.1
New York 31	Kevin P. Gaughan	69,328 (43.4%)	Bill Paxon	90,237 (56.6%)		R+13.1
New York 32	John J. Lafalce	68,367 (55.0%)	Michael T. Waring	39,053 (31.4%)	Kenneth J. Kowalski (Conservative) 16,853 (13.6%)	D+23.6
New York 33	Henry J. Nowak	84,905 (77.5%)	Thomas K. Kepfer	18,181 (16.6%)	Louis P. Corrigan Jr. (Conservative) 6,460 (5.9%)	D+60.9
New York 34	Joseph P. Leahey	37,421 (29.0%)	Amo Houghton	89,831 (69.6%)	1,807	R+40.6
North Carolina 1	Walter B. Jones	105,832 (64.8%)	Howard D. Moye	57,526 (35.2%)		D+29.6
North Carolina 2	Tim Valentine	130,979 (74.7%)	Hal C. Sharpe	44,263 (25.3%)		D+49.5
North Carolina 3	H. Martin Lancaster	83,930 (59.3%)	Don Davis	57,605 (40.7%)		D+18.6
North Carolina 4	David E. Price	139,396 (58.1%)	John Carrington	100,661 (41.9%)		D+16.1
North Carolina 5	Stephen L. Neal	113,814 (59.1%)	Ken Bell	78,747 (40.9%)		D+18.2
North Carolina 6	Helen R. Allegrone	62,913 (33.4%)	Howard Coble	125,392 (66.6%)		R+33.2
North Carolina 7	Charlie Rose	94,946 (65.6%)	Robert C. Anderson	49,681 (34.4%)		D+31.3
North Carolina 8	W. G. (Bill) Hefner	98,700 (55.0%)	Ted Blanton	80,852 (45.0%)		D+9.9
North Carolina 9	David P. McKnight	80,802 (38.0%)	J. Alex McMillan	131,936 (62.0%)		R+24.0
North Carolina 10	Daniel R. Green Jr.	65,710 (38.2%)	Cass Ballenger	106,400 (61.8%)		R+23.6
North Carolina 11	James McClure Clarke	99,318 (49.3%)	Charles H. Taylor	101,991 (50.7%)		R+1.3
North Dakota at large	Byron L. Dorgan	152,530 (65.2%)	Edward T. Schafer	81,443 (34.8%)	6	D+30.4
Ohio 1	Charles Luken	83,932 (51.1%)	J. Kenneth Blackwell	80,362 (48.9%)		D+2.2
Ohio 2	Tyrone K. Yates	57,345 (35.6%)	Willis D. Gradison Jr.	103,817 (64.4%)		R+28.8
Ohio 3	Tony P. Hall	116,797 (100.0%)	none			D+100.0
Ohio 4	Thomas E. Burkhart	64,467 (38.3%)	Michael G. Oxley	103,897 (61.7%)		R+23.4
Ohio 5	P. Scott Mange	41,693 (25.1%)	Paul E. Gillmor	113,615 (68.5%)	John E. Jackson (Independent) 10,612 (6.4%)	R+43.4
Ohio 6	Ray Mitchell	47,415 (28.8%)	Bob McEwen	117,220 (71.2%)		R+42.4
Ohio 7	Jack Schira	59,349 (37.9%)	David L. Hobson	97,123 (62.1%)		R+24.1
Ohio 8	Gregory V. Jolivette	63,584 (38.9%)	John A. Boehner	99,955 (61.1%)		R+22.2
Ohio 9	Marcy Kaptur	117,681 (77.7%)	Jerry D. Lammers	33,791 (22.3%)		D+55.4
Ohio 10	John M. Buchanan	61,656 (36.8%)	Clarence E. Miller	106,009 (63.2%)		R+26.5
Ohio 11	Dennis E. Eckart	111,923 (65.7%)	Margaret R. Mueller	58,372 (34.3%)	10	D+31.4
Ohio 12	Mike Gelpi	50,784 (28.0%)	John R. Kasich	130,495 (72.0%)		R+44.0
Ohio 13	Donald J. Pease	93,431 (56.7%)	William D. Nielsen	60,925 (37.0%)	John Michael Ryan (Independent) 10,506 (6.4%)	D+19.7
Ohio 14	Thomas C. Sawyer	97,875 (59.6%)	Jean E. Bender	66,460 (40.4%)		D+19.1
Ohio 15	Thomas V. Erney	68,510 (40.8%)	Chalmers P. Wylie	99,251 (59.1%)	158	R+18.3
Ohio 16	Warner D. Mendenhall	70,516 (41.1%)	Ralph Regula	101,097 (58.9%)		R+17.8
Ohio 17	James A. Traficant Jr.	133,207 (77.7%)	Robert R. Dejulio Jr.	38,199 (22.3%)		D+55.4
Ohio 18	Douglas Applegate	120,782 (74.3%)	John A. Hales	41,823 (25.7%)		D+48.6
Ohio 19	Edward F. Feighan	132,951 (64.8%)	Susan M. Lawko	72,315 (35.2%)		D+29.5
Ohio 20	Mary Rose Oaker	109,390 (73.3%)	Bill Smith	39,749 (26.7%)		D+46.7
Ohio 21	Louis Stokes	103,338 (80.0%)	Franklin H. Roski	25,906 (20.0%)	5	D+59.9
Oklahoma 1	Kurt G. Glassco	59,521 (44.0%)	James M. Inhofe	75,618 (56.0%)		R+11.9
Oklahoma 2	Mike Synar	90,820 (61.3%)	Terry M. Gorham	57,331 (38.7%)		D+22.6
Oklahoma 3	Bill K. Brewster	107,641 (80.4%)	Patrick K. Miller	26,261 (19.6%)		D+60.8
Oklahoma 4	Dave McCurdy	100,879 (73.6%)	Howard Bell	36,232 (26.4%)		D+47.2
Oklahoma 5	Bryce Baggett	50,086 (30.4%)	Mickey Edwards	114,608 (69.6%)		R+39.2
Oklahoma 6	Glenn English	110,100 (80.0%)	Robert Burns	27,540 (20.0%)		D+60.0
Oregon 1	Les Aucoin	150,292 (63.1%)	Earl Molander	72,382 (30.4%)	Rick Livingston (Independent) 15,585 (6.5%)	D+32.7
Oregon 2	Jim Smiley	60,131 (32.0%)	Robert F. (Bob) Smith	127,998 (68.0%)	56	R+36.1
Oregon 3	Ron Wyden	169,731 (80.8%)	Phil Mooney	40,216 (19.1%)	246	D+61.6
Oregon 4	Peter A. Defazio	162,494 (85.8%)	none		Tonie Nathan (Libertarian) 26,432 (14.0%)	D+85.8
Oregon 5	Michael J. Kopetski	124,610 (55.0%)	Denny Smith	101,650 (44.9%)	290	D+10.1
Pennsylvania 1	Thomas M. Foglietta	73,423 (79.4%)	James Love Jackson	19,018 (20.6%)		D+58.9
Pennsylvania 2	William H. Gray III	94,584 (92.1%)	Donald Bakove	8,118 (7.9%)		D+84.2
Pennsylvania 3	Robert A. Borski	89,908 (60.0%)	Joseph Marc McColgan	59,901 (40.0%)		D+20.0
Pennsylvania 4	Joe Kolter	74,114 (55.9%)	Gordon R. Johnston	58,469 (44.1%)		D+11.8
Pennsylvania 5	Samuel C. Stretton	50,597 (38.5%)	Richard T. Schulze	75,097 (57.1%)	5,795	R+18.6
Pennsylvania 6	Gus Yatron	74,394 (57.0%)	John F. Hicks	56,093 (43.0%)		D+14.0
Pennsylvania 7	John Innelli	56,292 (34.7%)	Curt Weldon	105,868 (65.3%)		R+30.6
Pennsylvania 8	Peter H. Kostmayer	85,015 (56.6%)	Audrie Zettick Schaller	65,100 (43.4%)		D+13.3
Pennsylvania 9	none		Bud Shuster	106,632 (100.0%)		R+100.0
Pennsylvania 10	none		Joseph M. McDade	113,490 (100.0%)		R+100.0
Pennsylvania 11	Paul E. Kanjorski	88,219 (100.0%)	none			D+100.0
Pennsylvania 12	John P. Murtha	80,686 (61.7%)	Willeam A. Choby	50,007 (38.3%)		D+23.5
Pennsylvania 13	Bernard Tomkin	58,967 (39.7%)	Lawrence Coughlin	89,577 (60.3%)		R+20.6
Pennsylvania 14	William J. Coyne	77,636 (71.8%)	Richard Edward Caligiuri	30,497 (28.2%)		D+43.6
Pennsylvania 15	Richard J. Orloski	50,233 (39.4%)	Don Ritter	77,178 (60.6%)		R+21.2
Pennsylvania 16	Ernest Eric Guyll	43,849 (33.9%)	Robert S. Walker	85,596 (66.1%)		R+32.3
Pennsylvania 17	none		George W. Gekas	110,317 (100.0%)		R+100.0
Pennsylvania 18	Doug Walgren	80,880 (48.6%)	Rick Santorum	85,697 (51.4%)		R+2.9
Pennsylvania 19	none		William F. Goodling	96,336 (100.0%)		R+100.0
Pennsylvania 20	Joseph M. Gaydos	82,080 (65.6%)	Robert C. Lee	43,054 (34.4%)		D+31.2
Pennsylvania 21	none		Thomas J. Ridge	92,732 (100.0%)		R+100.0
Pennsylvania 22	Austin J. Murphy	78,375 (63.3%)	Suzanne Hayden	45,509 (36.7%)		D+26.5
Pennsylvania 23	Daniel J. Shannon	53,465 (40.6%)	William F. Clinger Jr.	78,189 (59.4%)		R+18.8
Rhode Island 1	J. Scott Wolf	73,131 (44.8%)	Ronald K. Machtley	89,963 (55.2%)		R+10.3
Rhode Island 2	John F. Reed	108,818 (59.2%)	Gertrude M. Coxe	74,953 (40.8%)		D+18.4
South Carolina 1	Eugene Platt	42,555 (34.5%)	Arthur Ravenel Jr.	80,839 (65.5%)	109	R+31.0
South Carolina 2	none		Floyd Spence	90,054 (88.7%)	Gebhard Sommer (Libertarian) 11,101 (10.9%)	R+88.7
South Carolina 3	Butler Derrick	72,561 (58.0%)	Ray Haskett	52,419 (41.9%)	70	D+16.1
South Carolina 4	Elizabeth J. Patterson	81,927 (61.4%)	Terry Haskins	51,338 (38.4%)	270	D+22.9
South Carolina 5	John M. Spratt Jr.	91,775 (99.9%)	none		123	D+99.9
South Carolina 6	Robin Tallon	94,121 (99.6%)	none		403	D+99.6
South Dakota at large	Tim Johnson	173,814 (67.6%)	Don Frankenfeld	83,484 (32.4%)		D+35.1
Tennessee 1	none		James H. (Jimmy) Quillen	47,796 (99.9%)	64	R+99.9
Tennessee 2	none		John J. Duncan Jr.	62,797 (80.6%)	Peter Hebert (Independent) 15,127 (19.4%)	R+80.6
Tennessee 3	Marilyn Lloyd	49,662 (53.0%)	Grady L. Rhoden	36,855 (39.3%)	Peter T. Melcher (Independent) 5,598 (6.0%)	D+13.7
Tennessee 4	Jim Cooper	52,101 (67.4%)	Claiborne (Clay) Sanders	22,890 (29.6%)	2,285	D+37.8
Tennessee 5	Bob Clement	55,607 (72.4%)	none		Tom Stone (Independent) 13,577 (17.7%)	D+72.4
Tennessee 6	Bart Gordon	60,538 (66.7%)	Gregory Cochran	26,424 (29.1%)	3,806	D+37.6
Tennessee 7	Ken Bloodworth	40,516 (38.0%)	Don Sundquist	66,141 (62.0%)	19	R+24.0
Tennessee 8	John S. Tanner	62,241 (100.0%)	none		25	D+100.0
Tennessee 9	Harold E. Ford	48,629 (58.1%)	Aaron C. Davis	25,730 (30.8%)	Thomas M. Davidson (Independent) 7,249 (8.7%)	D+27.4
Texas 1	Jim Chapman	89,241 (61.0%)	Hamp Hodges	56,954 (39.0%)		D+22.1
Texas 2	Charles Wilson	76,974 (55.6%)	Donna Peterson	61,555 (44.4%)		D+11.1
Texas 3	none		Steve Bartlett	153,857 (99.6%)	617	R+99.6
Texas 4	Ralph M. Hall	108,300 (99.6%)	none		394	D+99.6
Texas 5	John Bryant	65,228 (59.6%)	Jerry Rucker	41,307 (37.7%)	2,939	D+21.9
Texas 6	John E. Welch	62,344 (33.1%)	Joe Barton	125,049 (66.5%)	737	R+33.3
Texas 7	none		Bill Archer	114,254 (100.0%)		R+100.0
Texas 8	none		Jack Fields	60,603 (100.0%)		R+100.0
Texas 9	Jack Brooks	79,786 (57.7%)	Maury Meyers	58,399 (42.3%)		D+15.5
Texas 10	J. J. Pickle	152,784 (64.9%)	David Beilharz	73,766 (31.3%)	8,946	D+33.6
Texas 11	Chet Edwards	73,810 (53.5%)	Hugh D. Shine	64,269 (46.5%)		D+6.9
Texas 12	Pete Geren	98,026 (71.3%)	Mike McGinn	39,438 (28.7%)		D+42.6
Texas 13	Bill Sarpalius	81,815 (56.5%)	Dick Waterfield	63,045 (43.5%)		D+13.0
Texas 14	Greg Laughlin	89,251 (54.3%)	Joe Dial	75,098 (45.7%)		D+8.6
Texas 15	E De La Garza	72,461 (100.0%)	none			D+100.0
Texas 16	Ronald D. Coleman	62,455 (95.6%)	none		2,854	D+95.6
Texas 17	Charles W. Stenholm	104,100 (100.0%)	none			D+100.0
Texas 18	Craig A. Washington	54,477 (99.6%)	none		243	D+99.6
Texas 19	none		Larry Combest	83,795 (100.0%)		R+100.0
Texas 20	Henry B. Gonzalez	56,318 (100.0%)	none			D+100.0
Texas 21	Kirby J. Roberts	48,585 (25.2%)	Lamar S. Smith	144,570 (74.8%)		R+49.7
Texas 22	Bruce Director	37,721 (28.8%)	Tom Delay	93,425 (71.2%)		R+42.5
Texas 23	Albert G. Bustamante	71,052 (63.5%)	Jerome L. "Jerry" Gonzales	40,856 (36.5%)		D+27.0
Texas 24	Martin Frost	86,297 (100.0%)	none			D+100.0
Texas 25	Michael A. Andrews	67,427 (100.0%)	none			D+100.0
Texas 26	John Wayne Caton	62,158 (29.6%)	Richard K. Armey	147,856 (70.4%)		R+40.8
Texas 27	Solomon P. Ortiz	62,822 (100.0%)	none			D+100.0
Utah 1	Kenley Brunsdale	69,491 (43.8%)	James V. Hansen	82,746 (52.2%)	6,429	R+8.4
Utah 2	Wayne Owens	85,167 (57.6%)	Genevieve Atwood	58,869 (39.8%)	3,835	D+17.8
Utah 3	Bill Orton	79,163 (58.3%)	Karl Snow	49,452 (36.4%)	7,061	D+21.9
Vermont at large	Dolores Sandoval	6,315 (3.0%)	Peter Smith	82,938 (39.5%)	Bernie Sanders (Independent) 117,522 (56.0%)	Ind. +16.5
Virginia 1	Andrew H. "Andy" Fox	69,194 (49.0%)	Herbert H. Bateman	72,000 (51.0%)	99	R+2.0
Virginia 2	Owen B. Pickett	55,179 (75.0%)	none		Harry G. Broskie (Independent) 15,915 (21.6%)	D+75.0
Virginia 3	James A. "Jay" Starke Jr.	36,253 (30.7%)	Thomas J. Bliley Jr.	77,125 (65.3%)	4,776	R+34.6
Virginia 4	Norman Sisisky	71,051 (78.3%)	none		Don L. McReynolds (Independent) 12,295 (13.6%)	D+78.3
Virginia 5	Lewis F. Payne Jr.	66,532 (99.4%)	none		373	D+99.4
Virginia 6	Jim Olin	92,968 (82.7%)	none		Gerald E. "Laser" Berg (Independent) 18,148 (16.1%)	D+82.7
Virginia 7	David M. Smith	58,684 (41.7%)	D. French Slaughter Jr.	81,688 (58.1%)	248	R+16.4
Virginia 8	James P. Moran	88,475 (51.7%)	Stan Parris	76,367 (44.6%)	6,279	D+7.1
Virginia 9	Rick Boucher	67,215 (97.1%)	none		2,015	D+97.1
Virginia 10	N. Mackenzie Canter III	57,249 (33.9%)	Frank R. Wolf	103,761 (61.5%)	7,815	R+27.6
Washington 1	Cynthia Sullivan	92,447 (48.0%)	John Miller	100,339 (52.0%)		R+4.1
Washington 2	Al Swift	92,837 (50.5%)	Doug Smith	75,669 (41.2%)	William L. McCord (Libertarian) 15,165 (8.3%)	D+9.4
Washington 3	Jolene Unsoeld	95,645 (53.8%)	Bob Williams	82,269 (46.2%)		D+7.5
Washington 4	Ole H. Hougen	44,241 (29.3%)	Sid Morrison	106,545 (70.7%)		R+41.3
Washington 5	Thomas S. Foley	110,234 (68.8%)	Marlyn Derby	49,965 (31.2%)		D+37.6
Washington 6	Norman D. Dicks	79,079 (61.4%)	Norbert (Bert) Mueller	49,786 (38.6%)		D+22.7
Washington 7	Jim McDermott	106,761 (72.3%)	Larry Penberthy	35,511 (24.1%)	5,370	D+48.3
Washington 8	David Giles	75,031 (43.8%)	Rod Chandler	96,323 (56.2%)		R+12.4
West Virginia 1	Alan B. Mollohan	72,849 (67.1%)	Howard K. Tuck	35,657 (32.9%)		D+34.3
West Virginia 2	Harley O. Staggers Jr.	63,174 (55.5%)	Oliver Luck	50,708 (44.5%)		D+11.0
West Virginia 3	Robert E. Wise Jr.	75,327 (100.0%)	none			D+100.0
West Virginia 4	Nick Joe Rahall II	39,948 (52.0%)	Marianne R. Brewster	36,946 (48.0%)		D+3.9
Wisconsin 1	Les Aspin	93,961 (99.4%)	none		578	D+99.4
Wisconsin 2	Robert W. Kastenmeier	85,156 (46.8%)	Scott L. Klug	96,938 (53.2%)	24	R+6.5
Wisconsin 3	James L. Ziegeweid	60,409 (39.0%)	Steve Gunderson	94,509 (61.0%)	17	R+22.0
Wisconsin 4	Gerald D. Kleczka	96,981 (69.2%)	Joseph L. Cook	43,001 (30.7%)	239	D+38.5
Wisconsin 5	Jim Moody	77,557 (68.0%)	Donalda Arnell Hammersmith	31,255 (27.4%)	5,303	D+40.6
Wisconsin 6	none		Thomas E. Petri	111,036 (99.5%)	520	R+99.5
Wisconsin 7	David R. Obey	100,069 (62.1%)	John L. McEwen	60,961 (37.9%)	11	D+24.3
Wisconsin 8	Jerome Van Sistine	83,199 (46.4%)	Toby Roth	95,902 (53.5%)	41	R+7.1
Wisconsin 9	none		F. James Sensenbrenner Jr.	117,967 (99.7%)	354	R+99.7
Wyoming at large	Pete Maxfield	70,977 (44.9%)	Craig Thomas	87,078 (55.1%)		R+10.2

Margin: the Democrat's share of all votes minus the Republican's. The 1990 House vote, county by county. District lines move (every state after each census, and some in between), so a past House map is drawn by county, which never move; the districts are listed by their number at the time. Certified results, from the states' own archives, the MIT Election Data and Science Lab, Heideman (2026) and Algara & Amlani (2021). How these results were checked.

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