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Election 1992 Results
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1992 House election results by district and county
Democrats held the House as Bill Clinton won the presidency, but a wave of retirements and new district lines brought in the largest freshman class in decades.
Democrats won 258 seats in the House of Representatives in 1992 and Republicans 176, on these results. Their candidates took 48,830,024 and 43,715,628 votes (D+5.3 of all votes cast, counting every district as it stood, including races with no candidate from one party).
The closest districts were Minnesota 2 (D+0.2), California 43 (R+0.3) and California 19 (D+0.5). District lines change after each census and sometimes in between, so the map below shows the House vote county by county.
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 1992 House elections
The 1992 House elections were the first under new district maps drawn after the 1990 census. The House bank scandal, in which members were found to have overdrawn their accounts without penalty, prompted dozens of retirements and several primary defeats. More than 100 new members were elected, and the number of women in the House rose sharply in what was called the Year of the Woman. New majority-Black and majority-Hispanic districts, many in the South, also increased minority representation. Democrats lost several seats despite Clinton's victory but kept a solid majority of roughly 260. Republicans gained ground in the South and in suburban districts. Several of the closest races were in new or reshuffled seats. In California's new 43rd District, Republican Ken Calvert beat Democrat Mark Takano by 0.3 points. Democrat Richard Lehman held California's 19th by half a point. In Pennsylvania's 13th District, Democrat Marjorie Margolies-Mezvinsky won by 0.5 points; the next year she cast a deciding vote for Clinton's budget and lost her seat in 1994. Republican John Linder won Georgia's 4th by 1.1, and Jim Nussle again held Iowa's 2nd by 1.1.
Every district
| District | Democrat | Votes | Republican | Votes | Others | Margin |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alabama 1 | William A. Brewer | 78,742 (36.8%) | Sonny Callahan | 128,874 (60.2%) | 6,588 | R+23.4 |
| Alabama 2 | George C. Wallace, Jr. | 109,335 (47.9%) | Terry Everett | 112,906 (49.5%) | 5,919 | R+1.6 |
| Alabama 3 | Glen Browder | 119,175 (60.3%) | Don Sledge | 73,800 (37.3%) | 4,629 | D+23.0 |
| Alabama 4 | Tom Bevill | 157,907 (68.5%) | Martha "Mickey" Strickland | 66,934 (29.0%) | 5,682 | D+39.5 |
| Alabama 5 | Robert E. (Bud) Cramer, Jr. | 160,060 (65.6%) | Terry Smith | 77,951 (31.9%) | 6,122 | D+33.6 |
| Alabama 6 | Ben Erdreich | 126,062 (45.0%) | Spencer T. Bauchus III | 146,599 (52.3%) | 7,478 | R+7.3 |
| Alabama 7 | Earl F. Hilliard | 144,320 (69.5%) | Kervin Jones | 36,086 (17.4%) | James M. Lewis (Independent) 12,461 (6.0%) |
D+52.1 |
| Alaska at large | John Devens | 102,378 (42.8%) | Don Young | 111,849 (46.8%) | Michael States (Alaskan Independence) 15,049 (6.3%) |
R+4.0 |
| Arizona 1 | Sam Coppersmith | 130,715 (51.3%) | John J. Rhodes III | 113,613 (44.6%) | 10,461 | D+6.7 |
| Arizona 2 | Ed Pastor | 90,693 (66.0%) | Don Shooter | 41,257 (30.0%) | 5,428 | D+36.0 |
| Arizona 3 | Roger Hartstone | 88,830 (34.4%) | Bob Stump | 158,906 (61.5%) | 10,767 | R+27.1 |
| Arizona 4 | Walter R. Mybeck II | 70,572 (26.7%) | John Kyl | 156,330 (59.2%) | Debbie Collings (Independent) 25,553 (9.7%) |
R+32.5 |
| Arizona 5 | Jim Toevs | 77,256 (29.7%) | Jim Kolbe | 172,867 (66.5%) | 9,690 | R+36.8 |
| Arizona 6 | Karan English | 124,251 (53.2%) | Doug Wead | 97,074 (41.6%) | Sarah Stannard (Independent) 12,047 (5.2%) |
D+11.7 |
| Arkansas 1 | Blanche M. Lambert | 149,558 (69.8%) | Terry Hayes | 64,618 (30.2%) | D+39.7 | |
| Arkansas 2 | Ray Thornton | 154,946 (74.2%) | Dennis Scott | 53,978 (25.8%) | D+48.3 | |
| Arkansas 3 | John Vanwinkle | 117,775 (47.2%) | Y. Tim Hutchinson | 125,295 (50.2%) | 6,424 | R+3.0 |
| Arkansas 4 | W. J. "Bill" McCuen | 102,918 (47.7%) | Jay Dickey | 113,009 (52.3%) | R+4.7 | |
| California 1 | Dan Hamburg | 119,676 (47.6%) | Frank D. Riggs | 113,266 (45.1%) | 18,264 | D+2.6 |
| California 2 | Elliot Roy Freedman | 71,780 (28.0%) | Wally Herger | 167,247 (65.2%) | Harry H. Pendery (Libertarian) 17,529 (6.8%) |
R+37.2 |
| California 3 | Vic Fazio | 122,149 (51.2%) | H. L. "Bill" Richardson | 96,092 (40.3%) | Ross Crain (Libertarian) 20,444 (8.6%) |
D+10.9 |
| California 4 | Patricia Malberg | 129,489 (45.7%) | John T. Doolittle | 141,155 (49.8%) | 12,721 | R+4.1 |
| California 5 | Robert T. Matsui | 158,250 (68.6%) | Robert S. Dinsmore | 58,698 (25.5%) | 13,612 | D+43.2 |
| California 6 | Lynn C. Woolsey | 190,322 (65.2%) | Bill Filante | 98,171 (33.6%) | 3,293 | D+31.6 |
| California 7 | George Miller | 153,320 (70.3%) | Dave Scholl | 54,822 (25.1%) | 9,840 | D+45.2 |
| California 8 | Nancy Pelosi | 191,906 (82.5%) | Marc Wolin | 25,693 (11.0%) | 15,092 | D+71.4 |
| California 9 | Ronald V. Dellums | 164,265 (71.9%) | G. William "Billy" Hunter | 53,707 (23.5%) | 10,495 | D+48.4 |
| California 10 | Wendell H. Williams | 134,635 (48.0%) | Bill Baker | 145,702 (52.0%) | 92 | R+4.0 |
| California 11 | Patricia Garamendi | 90,539 (45.6%) | Richard W. Pombo | 94,453 (47.6%) | Christine Roberts (Libertarian) 13,498 (6.8%) |
R+2.0 |
| California 12 | Tom Lantos | 157,205 (68.8%) | Jim Tomlin | 53,278 (23.3%) | 17,924 | D+45.5 |
| California 13 | Fortney Pete Stark | 123,795 (60.2%) | Verne Teyler | 64,953 (31.6%) | Roslyn A. Allen (Peace And Freedom) 16,768 (8.2%) |
D+28.6 |
| California 14 | Anna G. Eshoo | 146,873 (56.7%) | Tom Huening | 101,202 (39.0%) | 11,147 | D+17.6 |
| California 15 | Norman Y. Mineta | 168,617 (63.5%) | Robert Wick | 82,875 (31.2%) | Duggan Dieterly (Libertarian) 13,293 (5.0%) |
D+32.3 |
| California 16 | Don Edwards | 96,661 (62.0%) | Ted Bundesen | 49,843 (32.0%) | Amani S. Kuumba (Peace And Freedom) 9,370 (6.0%) |
D+30.0 |
| California 17 | Leon E. Panetta | 151,565 (72.0%) | Bill McCampbell | 49,947 (23.7%) | 8,855 | D+48.3 |
| California 18 | Gary A. Condit | 139,704 (84.7%) | none | Kim R. Almstrom (Libertarian) 25,307 (15.3%) |
D+84.7 | |
| California 19 | Richard H. Lehman | 101,619 (46.9%) | Tal L. Cloud | 100,590 (46.4%) | Dorothy L. Wells (Peace And Freedom) 13,334 (6.2%) |
D+0.5 |
| California 20 | Calvin M. Dooley | 72,679 (64.9%) | Ed Hunt | 39,388 (35.1%) | D+29.7 | |
| California 21 | Deborah A. Vollmer | 68,058 (34.7%) | William M. Thomas | 127,758 (65.2%) | 149 | R+30.5 |
| California 22 | Gloria Ochoa | 87,328 (34.9%) | Michael Huffington | 131,242 (52.5%) | Mindy Lorenz (Green) 23,699 (9.5%) |
R+17.6 |
| California 23 | Anita Perez Ferguson | 88,225 (41.4%) | Elton Gallegly | 115,504 (54.3%) | 9,152 | R+12.8 |
| California 24 | Anthony C. Beilenson | 141,742 (55.5%) | Tom McClintock | 99,835 (39.1%) | John Paul Linblad (Peace And Freedom) 13,690 (5.4%) |
D+16.4 |
| California 25 | James H. "Gil" Gilmartin | 72,233 (33.0%) | Howard P. "Buck" McKeon | 113,611 (51.9%) | Rick Pamplin (Independent) 13,930 (6.4%) |
R+18.9 |
| California 26 | Howard L. Berman | 73,807 (61.0%) | Gary Forsch | 36,453 (30.1%) | Margery Hinds (Peace And Freedom) 7,180 (5.9%) |
D+30.9 |
| California 27 | Doug Kahn | 83,805 (39.4%) | Carlos J. Moorhead | 105,521 (49.7%) | Jesse A. Moorman (Green) 11,003 (5.2%) |
R+10.2 |
| California 28 | Al Wachtel | 76,525 (36.5%) | David Dreier | 122,353 (58.4%) | 10,504 | R+21.9 |
| California 29 | Henry Waxman | 160,312 (61.3%) | Mark A. Robbins | 67,141 (25.7%) | David Davis (Independent) 15,445 (5.9%) |
D+35.6 |
| California 30 | Xavier Becerra | 48,800 (58.4%) | Morry Waksberg | 20,034 (24.0%) | Blase Bonpane (Green) 6,315 (7.6%) |
D+34.4 |
| California 31 | Matthew G. Martinez | 68,324 (62.6%) | Reuben D. Franco | 40,873 (37.4%) | D+25.1 | |
| California 32 | Julian C. Dixon | 150,644 (87.2%) | none | Bob Weber (Libertarian) 12,384 (7.2%) |
D+87.2 | |
| California 33 | Lucille Royabl-Allard | 32,010 (63.0%) | Robert Guzman | 15,428 (30.4%) | 3,341 | D+32.7 |
| California 34 | Esteban Edward Torres | 91,738 (61.3%) | J. "Jay" Hernandez | 50,907 (34.0%) | 7,073 | D+27.3 |
| California 35 | Maxine Waters | 102,941 (82.5%) | Nate Truman | 17,417 (14.0%) | 4,418 | D+68.5 |
| California 36 | Jane Harman | 125,751 (35.8%) | Joan Milke Flores | 109,684 (31.2%) | 115,962 | D+4.6 |
| California 37 | Walter R. Tucker III | 97,159 (85.7%) | none | B. Kwaku Duren (Peace And Freedom) 16,178 (14.3%) |
D+85.7 | |
| California 38 | Evan Anderson Braude | 82,108 (43.4%) | Steve Horn | 92,038 (48.6%) | 15,175 | R+5.3 |
| California 39 | Molly McClanahan | 81,728 (38.2%) | Edward R. Royce | 122,472 (57.3%) | 9,484 | R+19.1 |
| California 40 | Donald M. "Don" Rusk | 63,881 (31.1%) | Jerry Lewis | 129,563 (63.1%) | Margie Akin (Peace And Freedom) 11,839 (5.8%) |
R+32.0 |
| California 41 | Bob Baker | 58,777 (34.4%) | Jay Kim | 101,753 (59.6%) | Mike Noonan (Peace And Freedom) 10,136 (5.9%) |
R+25.2 |
| California 42 | George E. Brown, Jr. | 79,780 (50.7%) | Dick Rutan | 69,251 (44.0%) | Fritz R. Ward (Libertarian) 8,424 (5.4%) |
D+6.7 |
| California 43 | Mark A. Takano | 88,468 (46.4%) | Ken Calvert | 88,987 (46.7%) | 13,184 | R+0.3 |
| California 44 | Georgia Smith | 81,693 (40.1%) | Alfred A. (Al) McCandless | 110,333 (54.2%) | Phil Turner (Libertarian) 11,515 (5.7%) |
R+14.1 |
| California 45 | Patricia McCabe | 88,508 (39.0%) | Dana Rohrabacher | 123,731 (54.5%) | Gary D. Copeland (Libertarian) 14,777 (6.5%) |
R+15.5 |
| California 46 | Robert John Banuelos | 45,435 (41.0%) | Robert K. Dornan | 55,659 (50.2%) | Richard G. Newhouse (Libertarian) 9,712 (8.8%) |
R+9.2 |
| California 47 | John F. Anwiler | 76,924 (30.3%) | Christopher Cox | 165,004 (64.9%) | 12,329 | R+34.6 |
| California 48 | Michael Farber | 67,415 (29.2%) | Ron Packard | 140,935 (61.1%) | Donna White (Peace And Freedom) 13,396 (5.8%) |
R+31.9 |
| California 49 | Lynn Schenk | 127,280 (51.1%) | Judy Jarvis | 106,170 (42.7%) | 15,448 | D+8.5 |
| California 50 | Bob Filner | 77,293 (56.6%) | Tony Valencia | 39,531 (28.9%) | Barbara Hutchinson (Libertarian) 15,489 (11.3%) |
D+27.6 |
| California 51 | Bea Herbert | 85,148 (33.7%) | Randy "Duke" Cunningham | 141,890 (56.1%) | 25,957 | R+22.4 |
| California 52 | Janet M. Gastil | 88,076 (41.2%) | Duncan Hunter | 112,995 (52.9%) | 12,713 | R+11.7 |
| Colorado 1 | Patrick Schroeder | 156,629 (68.8%) | Raymond Diaz Aragon | 70,902 (31.2%) | D+37.7 | |
| Colorado 2 | David E. Skaggs | 164,790 (60.7%) | Bryan Day | 88,470 (32.6%) | Vern Tharp (American Grass Roots Alternative) 18,101 (6.7%) |
D+28.1 |
| Colorado 3 | Mike Callihan | 114,480 (43.7%) | Scott McInnis | 143,293 (54.7%) | 4,191 | R+11.0 |
| Colorado 4 | Tom Redder | 101,957 (42.2%) | Wayne Allard | 139,884 (57.8%) | R+15.7 | |
| Colorado 5 | Charles A. Oriez | 62,550 (25.7%) | Joel Hefley | 173,096 (71.1%) | 7,769 | R+45.4 |
| Colorado 6 | Tom Kolbe | 91,073 (39.1%) | Dan Schaefer | 142,021 (60.9%) | 3 | R+21.9 |
| Connecticut 1 | Barbara B. Kennelly | 164,735 (67.1%) | Philip L. Steele | 75,113 (30.6%) | 5,582 | D+36.5 |
| Connecticut 2 | Sam Gejdenson | 123,291 (50.8%) | Edward W. Munster | 119,416 (49.2%) | D+1.6 | |
| Connecticut 3 | Rosa L. Delauro | 162,568 (65.7%) | Tom Scott | 84,952 (34.3%) | 11 | D+31.4 |
| Connecticut 4 | Dave Schropfer | 58,666 (26.7%) | Christopher Shays | 147,816 (67.3%) | Al Smith (A Connecticut Party) 11,679 (5.3%) |
R+40.6 |
| Connecticut 5 | James J. Lawlor | 74,791 (31.1%) | Gary A. Franks | 104,891 (43.7%) | Lynn H. Taborsak (A Connecticut Party) 54,022 (22.5%) |
R+12.5 |
| Connecticut 6 | Eugene F. Slason | 60,373 (25.2%) | Nancy L. Johnson | 166,967 (69.7%) | 12,257 | R+44.5 |
| Delaware at large | S. B. Woo | 117,426 (42.5%) | Michael N. Castle | 153,037 (55.4%) | 5,661 | R+12.9 |
| Florida 1 | Earl Hutto | 118,941 (52.0%) | Terry Ketchel | 100,349 (43.9%) | 9,342 | D+8.1 |
| Florida 2 | Douglas "Pete" Peterson | 167,215 (73.4%) | Ray Wagner | 60,425 (26.5%) | 86 | D+46.9 |
| Florida 3 | Corrine Brown | 91,915 (59.3%) | Don Weidner | 63,114 (40.7%) | D+18.6 | |
| Florida 4 | Mattox Hair | 103,531 (43.2%) | Tillie Fowler | 135,883 (56.7%) | 57 | R+13.5 |
| Florida 5 | Karen L. Thurman | 129,698 (49.2%) | Tom Hogan | 114,356 (43.4%) | Cindy Munkittrick (Independent) 19,462 (7.4%) |
D+5.8 |
| Florida 6 | Phil Denton | 76,419 (34.6%) | Cliff Stearns | 144,195 (65.4%) | R+30.7 | |
| Florida 7 | Dan Webster | 96,945 (43.5%) | John L. Mica | 125,823 (56.4%) | 255 | R+13.0 |
| Florida 8 | Chuck Kovaleski | 65,145 (31.5%) | Bill McCollum | 141,977 (68.5%) | R+37.1 | |
| Florida 9 | Cheryl David Knapp | 110,135 (41.1%) | Michael Bilirakis | 158,028 (58.9%) | R+17.9 | |
| Florida 10 | Karen Moffitt | 114,809 (43.4%) | C. W. Bill Young | 149,606 (56.6%) | R+13.2 | |
| Florida 11 | Sam Gibbons | 100,984 (52.8%) | Mark Sharpe | 77,640 (40.6%) | Joe De Minico (Independent) 12,730 (6.7%) |
D+12.2 |
| Florida 12 | Tom Mims | 92,346 (47.9%) | Charles T. Canady | 100,484 (52.1%) | R+4.2 | |
| Florida 13 | Rand Snell | 115,767 (42.2%) | Dan Miller | 158,881 (57.8%) | R+15.7 | |
| Florida 14 | none | Porter J. Goss | 220,351 (82.1%) | James H. King (Independent) 48,160 (17.9%) |
R+82.1 | |
| Florida 15 | Jim Bacchus | 132,412 (50.7%) | Bill Tolley | 128,873 (49.3%) | D+1.4 | |
| Florida 16 | John P. Comerford | 101,237 (39.2%) | Tom Lewis | 157,322 (60.8%) | R+21.7 | |
| Florida 17 | Carrie P. Meek | 102,784 (100.0%) | none | 15 | D+100.0 | |
| Florida 18 | Magda Montiel Davis | 52,142 (33.2%) | Ileana Ros-Lehtinen | 104,755 (66.8%) | R+33.5 | |
| Florida 19 | Harry Johnston | 177,423 (63.1%) | Larry Metz | 103,867 (36.9%) | 4 | D+26.2 |
| Florida 20 | Peter Deutsch | 130,959 (55.1%) | Beverly Kennedy | 91,589 (38.5%) | James M. Blackburn (Independent) 15,341 (6.4%) |
D+16.6 |
| Florida 21 | none | Lincoln Diaz-Balart | no vote | |||
| Florida: Unopposed; no votes were counted. | ||||||
| Florida 22 | Gwen Margolis | 91,625 (37.1%) | E. Clay Shaw, Jr. | 128,400 (52.0%) | Richard "Even" Stephens (Independent) 15,469 (6.3%) |
R+14.9 |
| Florida 23 | Alcee L. Hastings | 84,249 (58.5%) | Ed Fielding | 44,807 (31.1%) | Al Wood (Independent) 14,879 (10.3%) |
D+27.4 |
| Georgia 1 | Barbara Christmas | 75,808 (42.2%) | Jack Kingston | 103,932 (57.8%) | R+15.7 | |
| Georgia 2 | Sanford D. Bishop, Jr. | 95,789 (63.7%) | Jim Dudley | 54,593 (36.3%) | D+27.4 | |
| Georgia 3 | Richard Ray | 94,271 (45.2%) | Michael A. "Mac" Collins | 114,107 (54.8%) | R+9.5 | |
| Georgia 4 | Cathey Steinberg | 123,819 (49.5%) | John Linder | 126,495 (50.5%) | R+1.1 | |
| Georgia 5 | John Lewis | 147,445 (72.1%) | Paul Stabler | 56,960 (27.9%) | 2 | D+44.3 |
| Georgia 6 | Tony Center | 116,196 (42.3%) | Newt Gingrich | 158,761 (57.7%) | R+15.5 | |
| Georgia 7 | George (Buddy) Darden | 111,374 (57.3%) | Al Beverly | 82,915 (42.7%) | D+14.7 | |
| Georgia 8 | J. Roy Rowland | 108,472 (55.7%) | Bob Cunningham | 86,220 (44.3%) | D+11.4 | |
| Georgia 9 | Nathan Deal | 113,024 (59.2%) | Daniel Becker | 77,919 (40.8%) | D+18.4 | |
| Georgia 10 | Don Johnson | 108,426 (53.8%) | Ralph Hudgens | 93,059 (46.2%) | D+7.6 | |
| Georgia 11 | Cynthia A. McKinney | 120,168 (73.1%) | Woodrow Lovett | 44,221 (26.9%) | 11 | D+46.2 |
| Hawaii 1 | Neil Abercrombie | 129,332 (72.9%) | Warner Sutton | 41,575 (23.4%) | 6,569 | D+49.5 |
| Hawaii 2 | Patsy T. Mink | 131,454 (72.6%) | Kamuela Price | 40,070 (22.1%) | Lloyd Jeff Mallan (Libertarian) 9,431 (5.2%) |
D+50.5 |
| Idaho 1 | Larry Larocco | 140,985 (58.0%) | Rachel S. Gilbert | 90,983 (37.5%) | 10,922 | D+20.6 |
| Idaho 2 | J. D. Williams | 81,450 (35.4%) | Michael D. Crapo | 139,783 (60.8%) | 8,724 | R+25.4 |
| Illinois 1 | Bobby L. Rush | 209,258 (82.8%) | Jay Walker | 43,453 (17.2%) | D+65.6 | |
| Illinois 2 | Mel Reynolds | 182,614 (78.1%) | Ron Blackstone | 31,957 (13.7%) | Louanner Peters (Louanner Peters Party) 19,293 (8.2%) |
D+64.4 |
| Illinois 3 | William O. Lipinski | 162,165 (63.5%) | Harry C. Lepinske | 93,128 (36.5%) | D+27.0 | |
| Illinois 4 | Luis V. Gutierrez | 90,452 (77.6%) | Hildegarde Rodriguez-Schieman | 26,154 (22.4%) | D+55.1 | |
| Illinois 5 | Dan Rostenkowski | 132,889 (57.3%) | Elias R. Zenkich | 90,738 (39.1%) | 8,456 | D+18.2 |
| Illinois 6 | Barry W. Watkins | 86,891 (34.5%) | Henry J. Hyde | 165,009 (65.5%) | 4 | R+31.0 |
| Illinois 7 | Cardiss Collins | 182,811 (81.1%) | Norman G. Boccio | 35,346 (15.7%) | 7,124 | D+65.5 |
| Illinois 8 | Sheila A. Smith | 96,419 (40.4%) | Philip M. Crane | 132,887 (55.7%) | 9,327 | R+15.3 |
| Illinois 9 | Sidney R. Yates | 162,942 (68.0%) | Herb Sohn | 64,760 (27.0%) | Sheila A. Jones (Economic Recovery) 12,001 (5.0%) |
D+41.0 |
| Illinois 10 | Michael J. Kennedy | 85,400 (35.5%) | John Edward Porter | 155,230 (64.5%) | R+29.0 | |
| Illinois 11 | George E. Sangmeister | 135,387 (55.7%) | Robert T. Herbolsheimer | 107,860 (44.3%) | D+11.3 | |
| Illinois 12 | Jerry F. Costello | 168,762 (71.2%) | Mike Starr | 68,115 (28.8%) | D+42.5 | |
| Illinois 13 | Dennis Michael Temple | 82,985 (31.6%) | Harris W. Fawell | 179,257 (68.4%) | 13 | R+36.7 |
| Illinois 14 | Jonathan Abram Reich | 75,294 (32.6%) | J. Dennis Hastert | 155,271 (67.3%) | 59 | R+34.7 |
| Illinois 15 | Charles D. Mattis | 97,190 (40.6%) | Thomas W. Ewing | 142,167 (59.3%) | 229 | R+18.8 |
| Illinois 16 | John W. Cox, Jr. | 113,555 (44.4%) | Donald A. Manzullo | 142,388 (55.6%) | R+11.3 | |
| Illinois 17 | Lane Evans | 156,233 (60.1%) | Ken Schloemer | 103,719 (39.9%) | D+20.2 | |
| Illinois 18 | Ronald C. Hawkins | 114,413 (42.2%) | Robert H. Michel | 156,533 (57.8%) | 30 | R+15.5 |
| Illinois 19 | Glenn Poshard | 187,156 (69.1%) | Douglas E. Lee | 83,526 (30.9%) | 3 | D+38.3 |
| Illinois 20 | Richard J. Durbin | 154,869 (56.5%) | John M. Shimkus | 119,219 (43.5%) | D+13.0 | |
| Indiana 1 | Peter J. Visclosky | 147,054 (69.4%) | David J. Vucich | 64,770 (30.6%) | D+38.9 | |
| Indiana 2 | Philip R. Sharp | 130,881 (57.1%) | William G. Frazier | 90,593 (39.5%) | 7,821 | D+17.6 |
| Indiana 3 | Tim Roemer | 121,269 (57.4%) | Carl H. Baxmeyer | 89,834 (42.6%) | D+14.9 | |
| Indiana 4 | Jill L. Long | 134,907 (62.1%) | Charles W. "Chuck" Pierson | 82,468 (37.9%) | D+24.1 | |
| Indiana 5 | Jim Jontz | 107,973 (49.0%) | Steven E. Buyer | 112,492 (51.0%) | R+2.1 | |
| Indiana 6 | Natalie M. Bruner | 71,952 (27.8%) | Dan Burton | 186,499 (72.2%) | 4 | R+44.3 |
| Indiana 7 | Ellen E. Wedum | 88,005 (40.5%) | John T. Myers | 129,189 (59.5%) | R+19.0 | |
| Indiana 8 | Frank McCloskey | 125,244 (52.5%) | Richard E. Mourdock | 108,054 (45.3%) | 5,099 | D+7.2 |
| Indiana 9 | Lee H. Hamilton | 160,980 (69.7%) | Michael E. Bailey | 70,057 (30.3%) | D+39.4 | |
| Indiana 10 | Andrew Jacobs, Jr. | 117,604 (64.0%) | Janos Horvath | 64,378 (35.0%) | 1,849 | D+29.0 |
| Iowa 1 | Jan J. Zonneveld | 81,600 (31.2%) | James A. Leach | 178,042 (68.1%) | 1,667 | R+36.9 |
| Iowa 2 | David R. Nagle | 131,570 (49.1%) | Jim Nussle | 134,536 (50.2%) | 1,786 | R+1.1 |
| Iowa 3 | Elaine Baxter | 121,063 (47.1%) | Jim Lightfoot | 125,931 (48.9%) | 10,282 | R+1.9 |
| Iowa 4 | Neal Smith | 158,610 (61.6%) | Paul Lunde | 94,045 (36.5%) | 4,938 | D+25.1 |
| Iowa 5 | none | Fred Grandy | 196,942 (99.3%) | 1,424 | R+99.3 | |
| Kansas 1 | Duane West | 83,620 (29.3%) | Pat Roberts | 194,912 (68.3%) | 6,765 | R+39.0 |
| Kansas 2 | Jim Slattery | 151,019 (56.2%) | Jim Van Slyke | 109,801 (40.8%) | 7,986 | D+15.3 |
| Kansas 3 | Tom Love | 110,071 (37.6%) | Jan Meyers | 169,929 (58.0%) | 12,791 | R+20.4 |
| Kansas 4 | Dan Glickman | 143,671 (51.7%) | Eric R. Yost | 117,070 (42.1%) | Seth L. Warren (Libertarian) 17,275 (6.2%) |
D+9.6 |
| Kentucky 1 | Thomas J. Barlow III | 128,524 (60.5%) | Steve Hamrick | 83,088 (39.1%) | 962 | D+21.4 |
| Kentucky 2 | William H. Natcher | 126,894 (61.4%) | Bruce R. Bartley | 79,684 (38.6%) | D+22.9 | |
| Kentucky 3 | Romano L. Mazzoli | 148,066 (52.7%) | Susan B. Stokes | 132,689 (47.3%) | 15 | D+5.5 |
| Kentucky 4 | Floyd G. Poore | 86,890 (38.4%) | Jim Bunning | 139,634 (61.6%) | R+23.3 | |
| Kentucky 5 | John Doug Hayes | 95,760 (45.4%) | Harold Rogers | 115,255 (54.6%) | R+9.2 | |
| Kentucky 6 | Scotty Baesler | 135,613 (60.7%) | Charles W. Ellinger | 87,816 (39.3%) | 21 | D+21.4 |
| 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 | none | no vote | |||
| Louisiana: Won outright in the October open primary, so no November vote was held. | ||||||
| Louisiana 3 | Billy Tauzin | none | no vote | |||
| Louisiana: Won outright in the October open primary, so no November vote was held. | ||||||
| Louisiana 4 | Cleo Fields | 143,980 (73.9%) | none | Charles Jones (Democratic) 50,851 (26.1%) |
D+73.9 | |
| Louisiana: Decided in the November runoff. | ||||||
| Louisiana 5 | Jerry Huckaby | 90,079 (37.0%) | Jim McCrery | 153,501 (63.0%) | R+26.0 | |
| Louisiana: Decided in the November runoff. | ||||||
| Louisiana 6 | none | Richard Baker | 123,953 (50.6%) | Clyde C. Holloway (Republican) 121,225 (49.4%) |
R+50.6 | |
| Louisiana: Decided in the November runoff. | ||||||
| Louisiana 7 | Jimmy Hayes | 84,149 (73.0%) | Fredric Hayes | 23,870 (20.7%) | Bob Nain (Republican) 7,184 (6.2%) |
D+52.3 |
| Louisiana: Won outright in the open primary. | ||||||
| Maine 1 | Thomas H. Andrews | 232,696 (65.0%) | Linda Bean | 125,236 (35.0%) | 216 | D+30.0 |
| Maine 2 | Patrick K. McGowan | 130,824 (42.0%) | Olympia J. Snowe | 153,022 (49.1%) | Jonathan K. Carter (Green) 27,526 (8.8%) |
R+7.1 |
| Maryland 1 | C. Thomas McMillen | 112,771 (48.4%) | Wayne T. Gilchrest | 120,084 (51.6%) | R+3.1 | |
| Maryland 2 | Micahel C. Hickey, Jr. | 88,658 (34.9%) | Helen Delich Bentley | 165,443 (65.1%) | R+30.2 | |
| Maryland 3 | Benjamin L. Cardin | 163,354 (73.5%) | William T. S. Bricker | 58,869 (26.5%) | D+47.0 | |
| Maryland 4 | Albert Russell Wynn | 136,902 (75.2%) | Michele Dyson | 45,166 (24.8%) | D+50.4 | |
| Maryland 5 | Steny H. Hoyer | 118,312 (53.0%) | Lawrence J. Hogan, Jr. | 97,982 (43.9%) | 6,990 | D+9.1 |
| Maryland 6 | Thomas H. Hattery | 106,224 (45.8%) | Roscoe G. Bartlett | 125,564 (54.2%) | R+8.3 | |
| Maryland 7 | Kweisi Mfume | 152,689 (85.3%) | Kenneth Kondner | 26,304 (14.7%) | D+70.6 | |
| Maryland 8 | Edward J. Heffernan | 77,042 (27.5%) | Constance A. Morella | 203,377 (72.5%) | R+45.1 | |
| Massachusetts 1 | John W. Olver | 135,049 (51.5%) | Patrick Larkin | 113,828 (43.4%) | 13,243 | D+8.1 |
| Massachusetts 2 | Richard E. Neal | 131,215 (53.1%) | Anthony W. Ravisa, Jr. | 76,795 (31.1%) | Thomas R. Sheehan (For The People) 38,963 (15.8%) |
D+22.0 |
| Massachusetts 3 | Joseph D. Early | 115,587 (44.3%) | Peter Blute | 131,473 (50.4%) | 13,872 | R+6.1 |
| Massachusetts 4 | Barney Frank | 182,633 (67.7%) | Edward J. McCormick III | 70,665 (26.2%) | Luke Lumina (Independent Voters) 13,670 (5.1%) |
D+41.5 |
| Massachusetts 5 | Martin T. Meehan | 133,844 (52.2%) | Paul W. Cronin | 96,206 (37.5%) | Mary J. Farinelli (Independent) 19,077 (7.4%) |
D+14.7 |
| Massachusetts 6 | Nicholas Mavroules | 130,248 (44.9%) | Peter G. Torkildsen | 159,165 (54.8%) | 899 | R+10.0 |
| Massachusetts 7 | Edward J. Markey | 174,837 (62.1%) | Stephen A. Sohn | 78,262 (27.8%) | Robert B. Antonelli (Independent) 28,421 (10.1%) |
D+34.3 |
| Massachusetts 8 | Joseph P. Kennedy II | 149,903 (83.1%) | none | Alice Harriett Nakash (Unenrolled) 30,402 (16.8%) |
D+83.1 | |
| Massachusetts 9 | John Joseph Moakley | 175,550 (69.2%) | Martin D. Conboy | 54,291 (21.4%) | Lawrence C. Mackin (Independent) 15,637 (6.2%) |
D+47.8 |
| Massachusetts 10 | Gerry E. Studds | 189,342 (60.8%) | Daniel W. Daly | 75,887 (24.4%) | Jon L. Bryan (Unenrolled) 39,265 (12.6%) |
D+36.4 |
| Michigan 1 | Bart Stupak | 144,857 (53.9%) | Philip E. Ruppe | 117,056 (43.6%) | 6,706 | D+10.4 |
| Michigan 2 | John H. Miltner | 86,265 (35.0%) | Peter Hoekstra | 155,577 (63.0%) | 4,919 | R+28.1 |
| Michigan 3 | Carol S. Kooistra | 95,927 (36.2%) | Paul B. Henry | 162,451 (61.3%) | 6,570 | R+25.1 |
| Michigan 4 | Lisa A. Donaldson | 87,573 (34.8%) | Dave Camp | 157,337 (62.5%) | 6,629 | R+27.7 |
| Michigan 5 | James A. Barcia | 147,618 (60.3%) | Keith Muxlow | 93,098 (38.0%) | 4,276 | D+22.3 |
| Michigan 6 | Andy Davis | 89,020 (38.2%) | Fred Upton | 144,083 (61.8%) | 9 | R+23.6 |
| Michigan 7 | none | Nick Smith | 133,972 (87.6%) | Kenneth L. Proctor (Libertarian) 18,751 (12.3%) |
R+87.6 | |
| Michigan 8 | Bob Carr | 135,517 (47.6%) | Dick Chrysler | 131,906 (46.3%) | 17,284 | D+1.3 |
| Michigan 9 | Dale E. Kildee | 133,956 (53.7%) | Megan O'Neill | 111,798 (44.8%) | 3,776 | D+8.9 |
| Michigan 10 | David E. Bonior | 138,193 (53.1%) | Douglas Carl | 114,918 (44.2%) | 7,102 | D+8.9 |
| Michigan 11 | Walter Briggs | 117,725 (40.2%) | Joe Knollenberg | 168,940 (57.6%) | 6,433 | R+17.5 |
| Michigan 12 | Sander M. Levin | 137,514 (52.6%) | John Pappageorge | 119,357 (45.7%) | 4,478 | D+7.0 |
| Michigan 13 | William D. Ford | 127,642 (51.9%) | F. Robert Geake | 105,169 (42.8%) | 13,077 | D+9.1 |
| Michigan 14 | John Conyers, Jr. | 165,496 (82.4%) | John W. Gordon | 32,036 (15.9%) | 3,347 | D+66.4 |
| Michigan 15 | Barbara-Rose Collins | 148,908 (80.5%) | Charles C. Vincent | 31,849 (17.2%) | 4,207 | D+63.3 |
| Michigan 16 | John D. Dingell | 156,964 (65.1%) | Frank Beaumont | 75,694 (31.4%) | 8,278 | D+33.7 |
| Minnesota 1 | Timothy J. Penny | 206,369 (73.9%) | Timothy R. Droogsma | 72,367 (25.9%) | 694 | D+48.0 |
| Minnesota 2 | David Minge | 132,156 (47.8%) | Cal R. Ludeman | 131,587 (47.6%) | 12,660 | D+0.2 |
| Minnesota 3 | Paul Mandell | 104,606 (33.2%) | Jim Ramstad | 200,240 (63.6%) | 9,885 | R+30.4 |
| Minnesota 4 | Bruce F. Vento | 159,796 (57.5%) | Ian Maitland | 101,744 (36.6%) | 16,416 | D+20.9 |
| Minnesota 5 | Martin Olav Sabo | 174,139 (62.8%) | Stephen A. Moriarty | 77,093 (27.8%) | 25,862 | D+35.0 |
| Minnesota 6 | Gerry Sikorski | 100,016 (33.2%) | Rod Grams | 133,564 (44.4%) | Dean Barkley (Independent) 48,329 (16.1%) |
R+11.1 |
| Minnesota 7 | Collin C. Peterson | 133,886 (50.4%) | Bernie Omann | 130,396 (49.1%) | 1,242 | D+1.3 |
| Minnesota 8 | James L. Oberstar | 167,104 (59.0%) | Phil Herwig | 83,823 (29.6%) | Harry Robb Welty (Perot Choice) 22,619 (8.0%) |
D+29.4 |
| Mississippi 1 | Jamie L. Whitten | 121,664 (59.5%) | Clyde E. Whitaker | 82,952 (40.5%) | D+18.9 | |
| Mississippi 2 | Mike Espy | 133,361 (76.4%) | Dorothy (Dot) Benford | 41,248 (23.6%) | D+52.8 | |
| Mississippi 3 | G. V. (Sonny) Montgomery | 162,864 (81.2%) | Michael E. Williams | 37,710 (18.8%) | D+62.4 | |
| Mississippi 4 | Mike Parker | 130,927 (67.3%) | Jack L. McMillan | 43,705 (22.5%) | Liz Gilchrist (Independent) 10,523 (5.4%) |
D+44.8 |
| Mississippi 5 | Gene Taylor | 120,766 (63.2%) | Paul Harvey | 67,619 (35.4%) | 2,673 | D+27.8 |
| Missouri 1 | William (Bill) Clay | 158,693 (68.1%) | Arthur S. Montgomery | 74,482 (31.9%) | D+36.1 | |
| Missouri 2 | Joan Kelly Horn | 148,729 (47.6%) | James M. Talent | 157,594 (50.4%) | 6,119 | R+2.8 |
| Missouri 3 | Richard A. Gephardt | 174,000 (64.0%) | Mack Holekamp | 90,006 (33.1%) | 7,828 | D+30.9 |
| Missouri 4 | Ike Skelton | 176,977 (70.4%) | John Carley | 74,475 (29.6%) | D+40.8 | |
| Missouri 5 | Alan Wheat | 151,014 (59.1%) | Edward (Gomer) Moody | 93,562 (36.6%) | 10,736 | D+22.5 |
| Missouri 6 | Pat Danner | 148,887 (55.4%) | E. Thomas Coleman | 119,637 (44.6%) | D+10.9 | |
| Missouri 7 | Thomas Patrick (Pat) Deaton | 99,762 (38.4%) | Mel Hancock | 160,303 (61.6%) | R+23.3 | |
| Missouri 8 | Thad Bullock | 86,730 (37.0%) | Bill Emerson | 147,398 (62.9%) | 290 | R+25.9 |
| Missouri 9 | Harold L. Wolkmer | 124,694 (47.7%) | Rick Hardy | 118,811 (45.5%) | 17,830 | D+2.3 |
| Montana at large | Pat Williams | 203,711 (50.5%) | Ron Marlenee | 189,570 (47.0%) | 10,454 | D+3.5 |
| Nebraska 1 | Gerry Finnegan | 96,309 (40.3%) | Doug Bereuter | 142,713 (59.7%) | 86 | R+19.4 |
| Nebraska 2 | Peter Hoagland | 119,512 (51.2%) | Ronald L. Staskiewicz | 113,828 (48.8%) | 32 | D+2.4 |
| Nebraska 3 | Lowell Fisher | 67,457 (28.3%) | Bill Barrett | 170,857 (71.7%) | 41 | R+43.4 |
| Nevada 1 | James H. Bilbray | 128,278 (57.9%) | J. Coy Pettyjohn | 84,217 (38.0%) | 8,993 | D+19.9 |
| Nevada 2 | Pete Sferrazza | 117,199 (43.3%) | Barbara F. Vucanovich | 129,575 (47.9%) | 23,687 | R+4.6 |
| New Hampshire 1 | Bob Preston | 108,578 (42.5%) | William H. Zeliff, Jr. | 135,936 (53.2%) | 11,167 | R+10.7 |
| New Hampshire 2 | Dick Swett | 157,328 (61.7%) | Bill Hatch | 91,126 (35.7%) | 6,634 | D+26.0 |
| New Jersey 1 | Robert E. Andrews | 153,525 (67.3%) | Lee A. Solomon | 65,123 (28.6%) | 9,424 | D+38.8 |
| New Jersey 2 | William J. Hughes | 132,465 (55.9%) | Frank A. Lobiondo | 98,315 (41.5%) | 6,247 | D+14.4 |
| New Jersey 3 | Timothy E. Ryan | 94,012 (36.8%) | Jim Saxton | 151,368 (59.2%) | 10,418 | R+22.4 |
| New Jersey 4 | Brian M. Hughes | 84,514 (35.0%) | Cristopher H. Smith | 149,095 (61.8%) | 7,616 | R+26.8 |
| New Jersey 5 | Frank R. Lucas | 67,579 (24.6%) | Marge Roukema | 196,198 (71.5%) | 10,594 | R+46.9 |
| New Jersey 6 | Frank Pallone, Jr. | 118,266 (52.3%) | Joseph M. Kyrillos | 100,949 (44.6%) | 6,878 | D+7.7 |
| New Jersey 7 | Leonard R. Sendelsky | 105,761 (42.6%) | Bob Franks | 132,174 (53.3%) | 10,147 | R+10.7 |
| New Jersey 8 | Herb Klein | 96,742 (47.0%) | Joseph L. Bubba | 84,674 (41.1%) | Gloria J. Kolodziej (Independent For Change) 16,170 (7.9%) |
D+5.9 |
| New Jersey 9 | Robert G. Torricelli | 139,188 (58.3%) | Patrick J. Roma | 88,179 (36.9%) | 11,337 | D+21.4 |
| New Jersey 10 | Donald M. Payne | 117,287 (78.4%) | Alfred D. Palermo | 30,160 (20.2%) | 2,185 | D+58.2 |
| New Jersey 11 | Ona Spiridellis | 68,871 (25.7%) | Dean A. Gallo | 188,165 (70.1%) | 11,400 | R+44.4 |
| New Jersey 12 | Frank G. Abate | 83,035 (30.4%) | Dick Zimmer | 174,216 (63.9%) | 15,506 | R+33.4 |
| New Jersey 13 | Robert Menendez | 93,670 (64.3%) | Fred J. Theemling, Jr. | 44,529 (30.6%) | 7,515 | D+33.7 |
| New Mexico 1 | Robert J. Aragon | 76,600 (37.3%) | Steven Schiff | 128,426 (62.6%) | 188 | R+25.3 |
| New Mexico 2 | Dan Sosa | 73,157 (43.5%) | Joe Skeen | 94,838 (56.4%) | 175 | R+12.9 |
| New Mexico 3 | Bill Richardson | 122,850 (67.4%) | F. Gregg Bemis, Jr. | 54,569 (29.9%) | 4,798 | D+37.5 |
| New York 1 | George J. Hochbrueckner | 117,940 (45.9%) | Edward P. Romaine | 110,043 (42.8%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 29,060 (11.3%) |
D+3.1 |
| New York 2 | Thomas J. Downey | 96,328 (41.3%) | Rick Lazio | 109,386 (46.9%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 27,283 (11.7%) |
R+5.6 |
| New York 3 | Steve A. Orlins | 116,915 (39.8%) | Peter T. King | 124,727 (42.5%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 42,017 (14.3%) |
R+2.7 |
| New York 4 | Philip Schiliro | 100,386 (38.3%) | David A. Levy | 110,710 (42.3%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 41,168 (15.7%) |
R+3.9 |
| New York 5 | Gary L. Ackerman | 110,476 (43.1%) | Allan E. Binder | 94,907 (37.0%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 45,724 (17.8%) |
D+6.1 |
| New York 6 | Floyd H. Flake | 96,972 (60.5%) | Dianand D. Bhagwandin | 22,687 (14.2%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 40,569 (25.3%) |
D+46.4 |
| New York 7 | Thomas J. Manton | 72,280 (42.2%) | Dennis C. Shea | 54,639 (31.9%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 44,205 (25.8%) |
D+10.3 |
| New York 8 | Jerrold Nadler | 138,296 (60.8%) | David L. Askren | 25,548 (11.2%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 57,337 (25.2%) |
D+49.5 |
| New York 9 | Charles E. Schumer | 116,545 (54.7%) | none | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 81,674 (38.3%) |
D+54.7 | |
| New York 10 | Edolphus Towns | 97,509 (60.9%) | none | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 58,291 (36.4%) |
D+60.9 | |
| New York 11 | Major R. Owens | 80,028 (62.4%) | none | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 42,657 (33.3%) |
D+62.5 | |
| New York 12 | Nydia M. Velázquez | 55,926 (53.5%) | Angel Diaz | 14,976 (14.3%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 31,418 (30.1%) |
D+39.2 |
| New York 13 | Sal F. Albanese | 73,520 (33.9%) | Susan Molinari | 107,903 (49.7%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 24,894 (11.5%) |
R+15.8 |
| New York 14 | Carolyn B. Maloney | 101,652 (42.6%) | Bill Green | 97,215 (40.7%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 36,883 (15.5%) |
D+1.9 |
| New York 15 | Charles B. Rangel | 105,011 (68.0%) | none | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 43,665 (28.3%) |
D+68.0 | |
| New York 16 | José E. Serrano | 85,222 (64.5%) | Michael Walters | 7,975 (6.0%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 38,885 (29.4%) |
D+58.5 |
| New York 17 | Eliot L. Engel | 98,068 (59.0%) | Martin Richman | 16,511 (9.9%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 43,976 (26.4%) |
D+49.0 |
| New York 18 | Nita M. Lowey | 115,841 (47.7%) | Joseph J. Dioguardi | 92,687 (38.1%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 34,529 (14.2%) |
D+9.5 |
| New York 19 | Neil P. McCarthy | 92,854 (34.7%) | Hamilton Fish, Jr. | 139,610 (52.2%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 34,827 (13.0%) |
R+17.5 |
| New York 20 | Jonathan L. Levine | 66,826 (25.2%) | Benjamin A. Gilman | 150,301 (56.7%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 37,680 (14.2%) |
R+31.5 |
| New York 21 | Michael R. McNulty | 166,371 (56.0%) | Nancy Norman | 91,184 (30.7%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 31,728 (10.7%) |
D+25.3 |
| New York 22 | David Roberts | 86,896 (30.5%) | Gerald B. H. Solomon | 164,436 (57.8%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 33,164 (11.7%) |
R+27.3 |
| New York 23 | Paula Diperna | 61,835 (24.5%) | Sherwood L. Boehlert | 139,774 (55.3%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 33,218 (13.1%) |
R+30.8 |
| New York 24 | Margaret M. Ravenscroft | 47,675 (20.6%) | John M. McHugh | 122,257 (52.9%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 29,977 (13.0%) |
R+32.3 |
| New York 25 | Rhea Jezer | 107,310 (40.3%) | James T. Walsh | 135,076 (50.8%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 23,647 (8.9%) |
R+10.4 |
| New York 26 | Maurice D. Hinchey | 119,557 (44.8%) | Bob Moppert | 110,738 (41.5%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 29,624 (11.1%) |
D+3.3 |
| New York 27 | W. Douglas Call | 89,906 (32.4%) | Bill Paxon | 156,596 (56.5%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 30,837 (11.1%) |
R+24.1 |
| New York 28 | Louise McIntosh Slaughter | 140,908 (51.2%) | William P. Polito | 112,273 (40.8%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 20,248 (7.4%) |
D+10.4 |
| New York 29 | John J. Lafalce | 128,230 (48.5%) | William E. Miller, Jr. | 98,031 (37.1%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 29,068 (11.0%) |
D+11.4 |
| New York 30 | Dennis T. Gorski | 111,445 (42.0%) | Jack Quinn | 125,734 (47.4%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 21,893 (8.3%) |
R+5.4 |
| New York 31 | Joseph P. Leahey | 52,010 (21.0%) | Amo Houghton | 150,696 (61.0%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 33,640 (13.6%) |
R+39.9 |
| North Carolina 1 | Eva M. Clayton | 116,078 (67.0%) | Ted Tyler | 54,457 (31.4%) | 2,727 | D+35.6 |
| North Carolina 2 | Tim Valentine | 113,693 (53.7%) | Don Davis | 93,893 (44.4%) | 3,983 | D+9.4 |
| North Carolina 3 | H. Martin Lancaster | 101,739 (54.4%) | Tommy Pollard | 80,759 (43.2%) | 4,552 | D+11.2 |
| North Carolina 4 | David E. Price | 171,299 (64.6%) | Lavinia (Vicky) Rothrock Goudie | 89,345 (33.7%) | 4,416 | D+30.9 |
| North Carolina 5 | Stephen L. Neal | 117,835 (52.7%) | Richard M. Burr | 102,086 (45.6%) | 3,762 | D+7.0 |
| North Carolina 6 | Robin Hood | 67,200 (29.2%) | Howard Coble | 162,822 (70.8%) | R+41.6 | |
| North Carolina 7 | Charlie Rose | 92,414 (56.7%) | Robert C. Anderson | 66,536 (40.8%) | 4,151 | D+15.9 |
| North Carolina 8 | W. G. (Bill) Hefner | 113,162 (57.9%) | Coy C. Privette | 71,842 (36.8%) | J. Wendell Drye (Libertarian) 10,447 (5.3%) |
D+21.1 |
| North Carolina 9 | Rory Blake | 74,583 (32.7%) | J. Alex McMillan | 153,650 (67.3%) | 12 | R+34.6 |
| North Carolina 10 | Ben Neill | 79,206 (33.7%) | Cass Ballenger | 149,033 (63.4%) | 6,888 | R+29.7 |
| North Carolina 11 | John S. Stevens | 108,003 (45.3%) | Charles H. Taylor | 130,158 (54.7%) | R+9.3 | |
| North Carolina 12 | Melvin L. Watt | 127,262 (70.4%) | Barbara Gore Washington | 49,402 (27.3%) | 4,160 | D+43.1 |
| North Dakota at large | Earl Pomeroy | 169,273 (56.8%) | John T. Korsmo | 117,442 (39.4%) | 11,183 | D+17.4 |
| Ohio 1 | David Mann | 120,190 (51.3%) | none | Stephen Grote (Independent) 101,498 (43.3%) |
D+51.3 | |
| Ohio 2 | Thomas R. Chandler | 75,924 (29.9%) | Willis D. Gradison, Jr. | 177,720 (70.1%) | 7 | R+40.1 |
| Ohio 3 | Tony P. Hall | 146,072 (59.7%) | Peter W. Davis | 98,733 (40.3%) | 6 | D+19.3 |
| Ohio 4 | Raymond M. Ball | 92,608 (38.5%) | Michael G. Oxley | 147,346 (61.3%) | 486 | R+22.8 |
| Ohio 5 | none | Paul E. Gillmor | 187,860 (100.0%) | R+100.0 | ||
| Ohio 6 | Ted Strickland | 122,720 (50.7%) | Bob McEwen | 119,252 (49.3%) | D+1.4 | |
| Ohio 7 | Clifford S. Heskett | 66,237 (28.7%) | David L. Hobson | 164,195 (71.3%) | R+42.5 | |
| Ohio 8 | Fred Sennet | 62,033 (26.0%) | John A. Boehner | 176,362 (74.0%) | R+48.0 | |
| Ohio 9 | Marcy Kaptur | 178,879 (73.6%) | Ken D. Brown | 53,011 (21.8%) | 11,212 | D+51.8 |
| Ohio 10 | Mary Rose Oakar | 103,788 (43.2%) | Martin R. Hoke | 136,433 (56.8%) | 18 | R+13.6 |
| Ohio 11 | Louis Stokes | 154,718 (69.2%) | Beryl E. Rothschild | 43,866 (19.6%) | Edward Gudenas (Independent) 19,773 (8.8%) |
D+49.6 |
| Ohio 12 | Bob Fitrakis | 68,761 (28.8%) | John R. Kasich | 170,297 (71.2%) | R+42.5 | |
| Ohio 13 | Sherrod Brown | 134,486 (53.3%) | Margaret R. Mueller | 88,889 (35.2%) | Mark Miller (Independent) 20,320 (8.1%) |
D+18.1 |
| Ohio 14 | Thomas C. Sawyer | 165,335 (67.8%) | Robert Morgan | 78,659 (32.2%) | D+35.5 | |
| Ohio 15 | Richard Cordray | 94,907 (37.9%) | Deborah Pryce | 110,390 (44.1%) | Linda Reidelbach (Independent) 44,906 (17.9%) |
R+6.2 |
| Ohio 16 | Warner D. Mendenhall | 90,224 (36.3%) | Ralph Regula | 158,489 (63.7%) | R+27.5 | |
| Ohio 17 | James A. Traficant, Jr. | 216,503 (84.2%) | Salvatore Pansino | 40,743 (15.8%) | D+68.3 | |
| Ohio 18 | Douglas Applegate | 166,189 (68.3%) | Bill Ress | 77,229 (31.7%) | D+36.6 | |
| Ohio 19 | Eric Fingerhut | 138,465 (52.6%) | Robert A. Gardner | 124,606 (47.4%) | 12 | D+5.3 |
| Oklahoma 1 | John Selph | 106,619 (47.2%) | James M. Inhofe | 119,211 (52.8%) | R+5.6 | |
| Oklahoma 2 | Mike Synar | 118,542 (55.5%) | Jerry Hill | 87,657 (41.1%) | 7,314 | D+14.5 |
| Oklahoma 3 | Bill K. Brewster | 155,934 (75.1%) | Robert W. Stokes | 51,725 (24.9%) | D+50.2 | |
| Oklahoma 4 | Dave McCurdy | 140,841 (70.7%) | Howard Bell | 58,235 (29.3%) | D+41.5 | |
| Oklahoma 5 | Laurie Williams | 107,579 (46.6%) | Ernest J. Istook, Jr. | 123,237 (53.4%) | R+6.8 | |
| Oklahoma 6 | Glenn English | 134,734 (67.8%) | Bob Anthony | 64,068 (32.2%) | D+35.6 | |
| Oregon 1 | Elizabeth Furse | 152,917 (52.0%) | Tony Meeker | 140,986 (47.9%) | 251 | D+4.1 |
| Oregon 2 | Denzel Ferguson | 90,036 (32.8%) | Robert F. (Bob) Smith | 184,163 (67.1%) | 279 | R+34.3 |
| Oregon 3 | Ron Wyden | 208,028 (77.1%) | Al Ritter | 50,235 (18.6%) | 11,616 | D+58.5 |
| Oregon 4 | Peter A. Defazio | 199,372 (71.4%) | Richard L. Schulz | 79,733 (28.5%) | 194 | D+42.8 |
| Oregon 5 | Michael J. Kopetski | 174,443 (63.9%) | Jim Seagraves | 97,984 (35.9%) | 517 | D+28.0 |
| Pennsylvania 1 | Thomas M. Foglietta | 150,172 (80.9%) | Craig Snyder | 35,419 (19.1%) | D+61.8 | |
| Pennsylvania 2 | Lucien E. Blackwell | 164,355 (76.8%) | Larry Hollin | 47,906 (22.4%) | 1,666 | D+54.4 |
| Pennsylvania 3 | Robert A. Borski | 130,828 (58.9%) | Charles F. Dougherty | 86,787 (39.1%) | 4,356 | D+19.8 |
| Pennsylvania 4 | Ron Klink | 186,684 (78.5%) | Gordon R. Johnston | 48,484 (20.4%) | 2,754 | D+58.1 |
| Pennsylvania 5 | none | William F. Clinger, Jr. | 188,911 (100.0%) | R+100.0 | ||
| Pennsylvania 6 | Tim Holden | 108,312 (52.1%) | John E. Jones | 99,694 (47.9%) | D+4.1 | |
| Pennsylvania 7 | Frank Daly | 91,623 (33.5%) | Curt Weldon | 180,648 (66.0%) | 1,627 | R+32.5 |
| Pennsylvania 8 | Peter H. Kostmayer | 114,095 (45.7%) | James C. Greenwood | 129,593 (51.9%) | 5,850 | R+6.2 |
| Pennsylvania 9 | none | Bud Shuster | 182,406 (100.0%) | R+100.0 | ||
| Pennsylvania 10 | none | Joseph M. McDade | 189,414 (90.4%) | Albert A. Smith (Libertarian) 20,134 (9.6%) |
R+90.4 | |
| Pennsylvania 11 | Paul E. Kanjorski | 138,875 (67.1%) | Michael A. Fescina | 68,112 (32.9%) | D+34.2 | |
| Pennsylvania 12 | John P. Murtha | 166,916 (100.0%) | none | D+100.0 | ||
| Pennsylvania 13 | Marjorie Margolies-Mezvinsky | 127,685 (50.3%) | Jon D. Fox | 126,312 (49.7%) | D+0.5 | |
| Pennsylvania 14 | William J. Coyne | 165,633 (72.3%) | Byron W. King | 61,311 (26.8%) | 2,094 | D+45.6 |
| Pennsylvania 15 | Paul McHale | 111,419 (52.2%) | Don Ritter | 99,520 (46.7%) | 2,385 | D+5.6 |
| Pennsylvania 16 | Robert Peters | 74,741 (35.2%) | Robert S. Walker | 137,823 (64.8%) | R+29.7 | |
| Pennsylvania 17 | Bill Sturges | 65,881 (30.5%) | George W. Gekas | 150,158 (69.5%) | R+39.0 | |
| Pennsylvania 18 | Frank A. Pecora | 96,655 (38.0%) | Rick Santorum | 154,024 (60.6%) | 3,650 | R+22.6 |
| Pennsylvania 19 | Paul V. Kilker | 74,798 (34.4%) | William F. Goodling | 98,599 (45.3%) | Thomas M. Humbert (Independent) 44,190 (20.3%) |
R+10.9 |
| Pennsylvania 20 | Austin J. Murphy | 114,898 (50.7%) | Bill Townsend | 111,591 (49.3%) | D+1.5 | |
| Pennsylvania 21 | John C. Harkins | 70,802 (32.0%) | Thomas J. Ridge | 150,729 (68.0%) | R+36.1 | |
| Rhode Island 1 | David R. Carlin, Jr. | 48,092 (24.8%) | Ronald K. Machtley | 135,982 (70.1%) | 10,015 | R+45.3 |
| Rhode Island 2 | Jack Reed | 144,450 (70.7%) | James W. Bell | 49,998 (24.5%) | 9,965 | D+46.2 |
| South Carolina 1 | Bill Oberst, Jr. | 59,908 (32.5%) | Arthur Ravenel, Jr. | 121,938 (66.1%) | 2,703 | R+33.6 |
| South Carolina 2 | none | Floyd Spence | 148,667 (87.6%) | Geb Sommer (Libertarian) 20,816 (12.3%) |
R+87.6 | |
| South Carolina 3 | Butler Derrick | 119,119 (61.1%) | Jim Bland | 75,660 (38.8%) | 85 | D+22.3 |
| South Carolina 4 | Elizabeth J. Patterson | 94,182 (47.5%) | Bob Inglis | 99,879 (50.3%) | 4,349 | R+2.9 |
| South Carolina 5 | John M. Spratt, Jr. | 112,031 (61.2%) | Bill Horne | 70,866 (38.7%) | 189 | D+22.5 |
| South Carolina 6 | James E. Clybrun | 120,647 (65.3%) | John Chase | 64,149 (34.7%) | 75 | D+30.6 |
| South Dakota at large | Tim Johnson | 230,070 (69.1%) | John Timmer | 89,375 (26.8%) | 13,457 | D+42.3 |
| Tennessee 1 | J. Carr (Jack) Christian | 47,809 (28.1%) | James H. (Jimmy) Quillen | 114,797 (67.5%) | 7,552 | R+39.4 |
| Tennessee 2 | Troy Goodale | 52,887 (25.7%) | John J. Duncan, Jr. | 148,377 (72.2%) | 4,137 | R+46.5 |
| Tennessee 3 | Marilyn Lloyd | 105,693 (48.8%) | Zach Wamp | 102,763 (47.5%) | 8,077 | D+1.4 |
| Tennessee 4 | Jim Cooper | 98,984 (64.1%) | Dale Johnson | 50,340 (32.6%) | 5,187 | D+31.5 |
| Tennessee 5 | Bob Clement | 125,233 (66.8%) | Tom Stone | 49,417 (26.3%) | 12,940 | D+40.4 |
| Tennessee 6 | Bart Gordon | 120,177 (56.6%) | Marsha Blackburn | 86,289 (40.6%) | 5,962 | D+16.0 |
| Tennessee 7 | David R. Davis | 72,062 (35.5%) | Don Sundquist | 125,101 (61.7%) | 5,703 | R+26.1 |
| Tennessee 8 | John S. Tanner | 136,852 (83.7%) | none | Lawrence J. Barnes (Independent) 9,605 (5.9%) |
D+83.7 | |
| Tennessee 9 | Harold E. Ford | 123,276 (57.9%) | Charles L. Black | 60,606 (28.5%) | Richard Liptock (Independent) 14,075 (6.6%) |
D+29.5 |
| Texas 1 | Jim Chapman | 152,209 (100.0%) | none | D+100.0 | ||
| Texas 2 | Charles Wilson | 118,625 (56.1%) | Donna Peterson | 92,176 (43.6%) | 549 | D+12.5 |
| Texas 3 | none | Sam Johnson | 201,569 (86.1%) | Noel Kopala (Libertarian) 32,570 (13.9%) |
R+86.1 | |
| Texas 4 | Ralph M. Hall | 128,008 (58.1%) | David L. Bridges | 83,875 (38.1%) | 8,450 | D+20.0 |
| Texas 5 | John Bryant | 98,567 (58.9%) | Richard Stokley | 62,419 (37.3%) | 6,344 | D+21.6 |
| Texas 6 | John Dietrich | 73,933 (28.1%) | Joe Barton | 189,140 (71.9%) | R+43.8 | |
| Texas 7 | none | Bill Archer | 169,407 (100.0%) | R+100.0 | ||
| Texas 8 | Chas Robinson | 53,473 (23.0%) | Jack Fields | 179,349 (77.0%) | R+54.1 | |
| Texas 9 | Jack Brooks | 118,690 (53.6%) | Steve Stockman | 96,270 (43.5%) | 6,401 | D+10.1 |
| Texas 10 | J. J. Pickle | 177,233 (67.7%) | Herbert Spiro | 68,646 (26.2%) | 16,013 | D+41.5 |
| Texas 11 | Chet Edwards | 119,999 (67.4%) | James W. Broyles | 58,033 (32.6%) | D+34.8 | |
| Texas 12 | Pete Geren | 125,492 (62.8%) | David Hobbs | 74,432 (37.2%) | D+25.5 | |
| Texas 13 | Bill Sarpalius | 117,892 (60.3%) | Beau Boulter | 77,514 (39.7%) | D+20.7 | |
| Texas 14 | Greg Laughlin | 135,930 (68.1%) | Humberto J. (Bert) Garza | 54,412 (27.3%) | 9,329 | D+40.8 |
| Texas 15 | E De La Garza | 86,351 (60.4%) | Tom Haughey | 56,549 (39.6%) | D+20.9 | |
| Texas 16 | Ronald D. Coleman | 66,731 (51.9%) | Chip Taberski | 61,870 (48.1%) | D+3.8 | |
| Texas 17 | Charles W. Stenholm | 136,213 (66.1%) | Jeannie Sadowiski | 69,958 (33.9%) | D+32.1 | |
| Texas 18 | Craig A. Washington | 111,422 (64.7%) | Edward Blum | 56,080 (32.6%) | 4,706 | D+32.1 |
| Texas 19 | Terry Lee Moser | 47,325 (22.6%) | Larry Combest | 162,057 (77.4%) | R+54.8 | |
| Texas 20 | Henry B. Gonzalez | 103,755 (100.0%) | none | D+100.0 | ||
| Texas 21 | James M. Gaddy | 62,827 (23.7%) | Lamar S. Smith | 190,979 (72.2%) | 10,847 | R+48.4 |
| Texas 22 | Richard Konrad | 67,812 (31.1%) | Tom Delay | 150,221 (68.9%) | R+37.8 | |
| Texas 23 | Albert G. Bustamante | 63,797 (38.4%) | Henry Bonilla | 98,259 (59.1%) | 4,291 | R+20.7 |
| Texas 24 | Martin Frost | 104,174 (59.8%) | Steve Masterson | 70,042 (40.2%) | D+19.6 | |
| Texas 25 | Michael A. Andrews | 98,975 (56.0%) | Dolly Madison McKenna | 73,192 (41.4%) | 4,710 | D+14.6 |
| Texas 26 | John Wayne Caton | 55,237 (26.9%) | Richard K. Armey | 150,209 (73.1%) | 85 | R+46.2 |
| Texas 27 | Solomon P. Ortiz | 87,022 (55.5%) | Jam Kimbrough | 66,853 (42.6%) | 2,969 | D+12.9 |
| Texas 28 | Frank Tejeda | 122,457 (87.1%) | none | David C. Slatter (Libertarian) 18,128 (12.9%) |
D+87.1 | |
| Texas 29 | Gene Green | 64,064 (64.9%) | Clark Kent Ervin | 34,609 (35.1%) | D+29.9 | |
| Texas 30 | Eddie Bernice Johnson | 107,831 (71.5%) | Lucy Cain | 37,853 (25.1%) | 5,063 | D+46.4 |
| Utah 1 | Ron Holt | 68,712 (28.0%) | James V. Hansen | 160,037 (65.3%) | William J. "Dub" Lawrence (Independent) 16,505 (6.7%) |
R+37.2 |
| Utah 2 | Karen Shepgerd | 127,738 (50.5%) | Enid Greene | 118,307 (46.8%) | 6,924 | D+3.7 |
| Utah 3 | Bill Orton | 135,029 (59.2%) | Richard R> Harrington | 84,019 (36.8%) | 9,013 | D+22.4 |
| Vermont at large | Lewis E. Young | 22,279 (7.9%) | Tim Philbin | 86,901 (30.9%) | Bernard Sanders (Independent) 162,724 (57.9%) |
Ind. +27.0 |
| Virginia 1 | Andrew H. "Andy" Fox | 89,814 (38.7%) | Herbert H. Bateman | 133,537 (57.5%) | 8,700 | R+18.8 |
| Virginia 2 | Owen B. Pickett | 99,253 (56.0%) | J. L. "Jim" Chapman IV | 77,797 (43.9%) | 83 | D+12.1 |
| Virginia 3 | Robert C. Scott | 132,432 (78.6%) | Daniel "Dan" Jenkins | 35,780 (21.2%) | 261 | D+57.4 |
| Virginia 4 | Norman Sisisky | 147,649 (68.4%) | A. J. "Tony" Zevgolis | 68,286 (31.6%) | 25 | D+36.8 |
| Virginia 5 | L. F. Payne | 133,031 (68.9%) | W. A. "Bill" Hurlburt | 60,030 (31.1%) | 23 | D+37.8 |
| Virginia 6 | Stephen Alan Musselwhite | 84,618 (39.9%) | Bob Goodlatte | 127,309 (60.0%) | 160 | R+20.1 |
| Virginia 7 | none | Thomas J. Bliley, Jr. | 211,618 (82.9%) | Gerald E. "Jerry" Berg (Independent) 43,267 (16.9%) |
R+82.9 | |
| Virginia 8 | James P. Moran | 138,542 (56.1%) | Kyle E. McSlarrow | 102,717 (41.6%) | 5,867 | D+14.5 |
| Virginia 9 | Rick Boucher | 133,284 (63.1%) | L. Garrett "Gary" Weddle | 77,985 (36.9%) | 26 | D+26.2 |
| Virginia 10 | Raymond E. "Ray" Vickery, Jr. | 75,775 (34.3%) | Frank R. Wolf | 144,471 (65.4%) | 758 | R+31.1 |
| Virginia 11 | Leslie L. Byrne | 114,172 (50.0%) | Henry N. Butler | 103,119 (45.2%) | 10,981 | D+4.8 |
| Washington 1 | Maria Cantwell | 148,844 (54.9%) | Gary Nelson | 113,897 (42.0%) | 8,533 | D+12.9 |
| Washington 2 | Al Swift | 133,207 (52.1%) | Jack Metcalf | 107,365 (42.0%) | 15,348 | D+10.1 |
| Washington 3 | Jolene Unsoeld | 138,043 (56.0%) | Pat Fiske | 108,583 (44.0%) | D+12.0 | |
| Washington 4 | Jay Inslee | 106,556 (50.8%) | Richard "Doc" Hastings | 103,028 (49.2%) | D+1.7 | |
| Washington 5 | Thomas S. Foley | 135,965 (55.2%) | John Sonneland | 110,443 (44.8%) | D+10.4 | |
| Washington 6 | Norman D. Dicks | 152,933 (64.2%) | Lauri J. Phillips | 66,664 (28.0%) | Tom Donnelly (Independent) 14,490 (6.1%) |
D+36.2 |
| Washington 7 | Jim McDermott | 222,604 (78.4%) | Glenn C. Hampson | 54,149 (19.1%) | 7,197 | D+59.3 |
| Washington 8 | George O. Tamblyn | 87,611 (33.9%) | Jennifer Dunn | 155,874 (60.4%) | Bob Adams (Independent) 14,686 (5.7%) |
R+26.4 |
| Washington 9 | Mike Kreidler | 110,902 (52.1%) | Pete Von Reichbauer | 91,910 (43.2%) | 10,107 | D+8.9 |
| West Virginia 1 | Alan B. Mollohan | 172,924 (100.0%) | none | D+100.0 | ||
| West Virginia 2 | Robert E. Wise, Jr. | 143,988 (70.9%) | Samuel A. Cravotta | 59,102 (29.1%) | D+41.8 | |
| West Virginia 3 | Nick Joe Rahall II | 122,279 (65.6%) | Ben Waldman | 64,012 (34.4%) | D+31.3 | |
| Wisconsin 1 | Les Aspin | 147,495 (57.6%) | Mark W. Neumann | 104,352 (40.7%) | 4,433 | D+16.8 |
| Wisconsin 2 | Ada E. Deer | 108,291 (37.0%) | Scott L. Klug | 183,366 (62.6%) | 1,241 | R+25.6 |
| Wisconsin 3 | Paul Sacia | 108,664 (41.7%) | Steve Gunderson | 146,903 (56.4%) | 4,768 | R+14.7 |
| Wisconsin 4 | Gerald D. Kleczka | 173,482 (65.8%) | Joseph L. Cook | 84,872 (32.2%) | 5,449 | D+33.6 |
| Wisconsin 5 | Thomas M. Barrett | 162,344 (69.3%) | Donalda Ann Hammersmith | 71,085 (30.4%) | 747 | D+39.0 |
| Wisconsin 6 | Peggy A. Lautenschlager | 128,232 (47.1%) | Thomas E. Petri | 143,875 (52.9%) | 30 | R+5.8 |
| Wisconsin 7 | David R. Obey | 166,200 (64.4%) | Dale R. Vannes | 91,772 (35.6%) | 10 | D+28.9 |
| Wisconsin 8 | Catherine L. Helms | 81,792 (29.9%) | Toby Roth | 191,704 (70.1%) | 36 | R+40.2 |
| Wisconsin 9 | Ingrid K. Buxton | 77,362 (28.0%) | F. James Sensenbrenner, Jr. | 192,898 (69.7%) | 6,527 | R+41.7 |
| Wyoming at large | Jon Herschler | 77,418 (39.3%) | Craig Thomas | 113,882 (57.8%) | 5,677 | R+18.5 |
Margin: the Democrat's share of all votes minus the Republican's. The 1992 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.