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Election 1992 Results

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1992 US House elections in New York

New York elected 31 members of the House in 1992: Democrats won 18 seats and Republicans 13.

The closest was the 14th district, decided by 1.9 points: Carolyn B. Maloney (Democrat) beat Bill Green (Republican), 42.6% to 40.7%, a margin of 1.9 points and 4,437 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 48 of the 62 counties and Democrats in 13 and other candidates in 1. The largest, Nassau, cast 617,096 votes and went to the Republican by 1.3 points. The closest was Genesee, where 79 votes separated the top two.

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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.

Every district

DistrictDemocratVotesRepublicanVotesOthersMargin
1 George J. Hochbrueckner117,940 (45.9%) Edward P. Romaine110,043 (42.8%) 29,060 D+3.1
2 Thomas J. Downey96,328 (41.3%) Rick Lazio109,386 (46.9%) 27,283 R+5.6
3 Steve A. Orlins116,915 (39.8%) Peter T. King124,727 (42.5%) 51,997 R+2.7
4 Philip Schiliro100,386 (38.3%) David A. Levy110,710 (42.3%) 50,716 R+3.9
5 Gary L. Ackerman110,476 (43.1%) Allan E. Binder94,907 (37.0%) 51,172 D+6.1
6 Floyd H. Flake96,972 (60.5%) Dianand D. Bhagwandin22,687 (14.2%) 40,569 D+46.4
7 Thomas J. Manton72,280 (42.2%) Dennis C. Shea54,639 (31.9%) 44,205 D+10.3
8 Jerrold Nadler138,296 (60.8%) David L. Askren25,548 (11.2%) 63,741 D+49.5
9 Charles E. Schumer116,545 (54.7%) none 96,659 D+54.7
10 Edolphus Towns97,509 (60.9%) none 62,606 D+60.9
11 Major R. Owens80,028 (62.4%) none 48,123 D+62.5
12 Nydia M. Velázquez55,926 (53.5%) Angel Diaz14,976 (14.3%) 33,583 D+39.2
13 Sal F. Albanese73,520 (33.9%) Susan Molinari107,903 (49.7%) 35,719 R+15.8
14 Carolyn B. Maloney101,652 (42.6%) Bill Green97,215 (40.7%) 39,853 D+1.9
15 Charles B. Rangel105,011 (68.0%) none 49,347 D+68.0
16 José E. Serrano85,222 (64.5%) Michael Walters7,975 (6.0%) 38,885 D+58.5
17 Eliot L. Engel98,068 (59.0%) Martin Richman16,511 (9.9%) 51,778 D+49.0
18 Nita M. Lowey115,841 (47.7%) Joseph J. Dioguardi92,687 (38.1%) 34,529 D+9.5
19 Neil P. McCarthy92,854 (34.7%) Hamilton Fish, Jr.139,610 (52.2%) 34,827 R+17.5
20 Jonathan L. Levine66,826 (25.2%) Benjamin A. Gilman150,301 (56.7%) 47,884 R+31.5
21 Michael R. McNulty166,371 (56.0%) Nancy Norman91,184 (30.7%) 39,451 D+25.3
22 David Roberts86,896 (30.5%) Gerald B. H. Solomon164,436 (57.8%) 33,164 R+27.3
23 Paula Diperna61,835 (24.5%) Sherwood L. Boehlert139,774 (55.3%) 51,271 R+30.8
24 Margaret M. Ravenscroft47,675 (20.6%) John M. McHugh122,257 (52.9%) 61,114 R+32.3
25 Rhea Jezer107,310 (40.3%) James T. Walsh135,076 (50.8%) 23,647 R+10.4
26 Maurice D. Hinchey119,557 (44.8%) Bob Moppert110,738 (41.5%) 36,445 D+3.3
27 W. Douglas Call89,906 (32.4%) Bill Paxon156,596 (56.5%) 30,837 R+24.1
28 Louise McIntosh Slaughter140,908 (51.2%) William P. Polito112,273 (40.8%) 22,145 D+10.4
29 John J. Lafalce128,230 (48.5%) William E. Miller, Jr.98,031 (37.1%) 38,265 D+11.4
30 Dennis T. Gorski111,445 (42.0%) Jack Quinn125,734 (47.4%) 27,918 R+5.4
31 Joseph P. Leahey52,010 (21.0%) Amo Houghton150,696 (61.0%) 44,488 R+39.9

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Nassau 248,859 40.3% 256,714 41.6% 111,523 617,096 R+1.3
Kings 348,371 58.4% 44,280 7.4% 203,835 596,486 D+51.0
New York 315,162 56.2% 108,453 19.3% 137,369 560,984 D+36.8
Suffolk 240,799 45.4% 260,449 49.1% 28,855 530,103 R+3.7
Queens 292,874 60.6% 115,679 23.9% 74,678 483,231 D+36.7
Erie 196,974 44.1% 208,307 46.6% 41,648 446,929 R+2.5
Westchester 173,936 49.3% 161,749 45.9% 16,813 352,498 D+3.5
Monroe 167,993 49.4% 142,577 42.0% 29,243 339,813 D+7.5
Bronx 182,745 69.3% 40,139 15.2% 40,854 263,738 D+54.1
Onondaga 89,034 44.6% 110,665 55.4% 199,699 R+10.8
Albany 93,077 58.9% 46,806 29.6% 18,257 158,140 D+29.3
Richmond 45,118 29.0% 83,369 53.5% 27,255 155,742 R+24.6
Rockland 30,204 24.4% 71,053 57.5% 22,351 123,608 R+33.0
Orange 30,017 24.4% 70,931 57.7% 21,966 122,914 R+33.3
Oneida 26,136 23.5% 65,459 58.9% 19,613 111,208 R+35.4
Dutchess 36,314 35.5% 64,993 63.5% 1,026 102,333 R+28.0
Niagara 44,624 44.3% 41,140 40.9% 14,895 100,659 D+3.5
Broome 37,349 37.2% 52,000 51.7% 11,149 100,498 R+14.6
Ulster 42,447 50.8% 28,781 34.5% 12,278 83,506 D+16.4
Saratoga 30,367 37.0% 50,892 62.0% 863 82,122 R+25.0
Schenectady 38,977 52.7% 24,534 33.2% 10,451 73,962 D+19.5
Rensselaer 32,596 44.6% 33,451 45.7% 7,070 73,117 R+1.2
Chautauqua 15,712 25.8% 35,911 59.0% 9,277 60,900 R+33.2
Oswego 9,396 18.7% 29,665 59.0% 11,199 50,260 R+40.3
Steuben 5,806 13.0% 29,626 66.1% 9,375 44,807 R+53.2
St. Lawrence 9,007 20.6% 24,167 55.3% 10,534 43,708 R+34.7
Chemung 6,885 17.1% 26,885 66.6% 6,603 40,373 R+49.5
Ontario 14,570 36.4% 25,488 63.6% 40,058 R+27.3
Tompkins 20,103 50.3% 14,978 37.5% 4,889 39,970 D+12.8
Jefferson 6,026 15.5% 24,759 63.5% 8,216 39,001 R+48.0
Putnam 12,273 33.9% 23,885 66.1% 36,158 R+32.1
Cattaraugus 9,081 25.2% 19,566 54.3% 7,382 36,029 R+29.1
Wayne 9,805 29.5% 23,414 70.5% 33,219 R+41.0
Clinton 8,182 26.1% 14,366 45.8% 8,834 31,382 R+19.7
Cayuga 11,868 38.2% 17,051 54.8% 2,169 31,088 R+16.7
Sullivan 12,024 39.4% 13,589 44.5% 4,939 30,552 R+5.1
Herkimer 7,281 25.2% 15,688 54.4% 5,881 28,850 R+29.1
Madison 7,598 26.8% 13,951 49.2% 6,802 28,351 R+22.4
Otsego 7,998 29.5% 13,580 50.1% 5,521 27,099 R+20.6
Warren 8,851 33.3% 17,753 66.7% 26,604 R+33.5
Columbia 8,924 34.5% 16,929 65.5% 25,853 R+31.0
Genesee 12,177 49.8% 12,256 50.2% 24,433 R+0.3
Livingston 8,613 35.5% 15,643 64.5% 24,256 R+29.0
Tioga 7,418 31.4% 12,759 53.9% 3,484 23,661 R+22.6
Washington 7,747 33.4% 15,467 66.6% 23,214 R+33.3
Fulton 5,613 24.9% 9,170 40.7% 7,767 22,550 R+15.8
Montgomery 10,780 48.1% 8,065 36.0% 3,580 22,425 D+12.1
Chenango 4,645 21.0% 12,707 57.4% 4,788 22,140 R+36.4
Delaware 4,806 22.8% 10,996 52.2% 5,254 21,056 R+29.4
Allegany 2,994 15.2% 12,843 65.4% 3,810 19,647 R+50.1
Franklin 5,023 26.2% 7,713 40.3% 6,408 19,144 R+14.1
Greene 5,782 30.6% 13,142 69.4% 18,924 R+38.9
Cortland 8,350 44.5% 10,395 55.5% 18,745 R+10.9
Orleans 7,488 44.5% 6,792 40.4% 2,542 16,822 D+4.1
Essex 4,815 30.6% 9,573 60.8% 1,360 15,748 R+30.2
Wyoming 4,571 29.9% 10,701 70.1% 15,272 R+40.1
Schoharie 4,130 30.3% 7,445 54.6% 2,070 13,645 R+24.3
Seneca 4,121 32.3% 7,916 62.0% 730 12,767 R+29.7
Lewis 1,993 18.0% 6,739 60.7% 2,371 11,103 R+42.7
Yates 2,126 21.2% 6,066 60.4% 1,854 10,046 R+39.2
Schuyler 1,651 19.8% 5,256 63.1% 1,419 8,326 R+43.3
Hamilton 532 10.5% 1,304 25.8% 3,223 5,059 Others

Margin: the Democrat's share of all votes minus the Republican's. Sources and how the results were checked.

New York in every House election we hold

YearSeatsHouse vote
2024 D 19, R 7 D+14.7
2022 D 15, R 11 D+11.7
2020 D 19, R 8 D+25.7
2018 D 21, R 6 D+35.8
2016 D 18, R 9 D+27.0
2014 D 18, R 9 D+11.6
2012 D 21, R 6 D+26.6
2010 D 21, R 8 D+15.5
2008 D 26, R 3 D+29.2
2006 D 23, R 6 D+31.1
2004 D 20, R 9 D+16.6
2002 D 19, R 10 D+3.5
2000 D 19, R 12 D+10.4
1998 D 18, R 13 D+8.5
1996 D 18, R 13 D+10.6
1994 D 17, R 14 R+0.8
1992 D 18, R 13 D+5.1
1990 D 21, R 13 D+4.6