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Election 1994 Results

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1994 House election results by district and county

Republicans won control of the House for the first time in 40 years, gaining 54 seats in a wave election led by Newt Gingrich.

Democrats won 204 seats in the House of Representatives in 1994 and Republicans 230, on these results. Their candidates took 31,701,006 and 36,594,851 votes (R+7.0 of all votes cast, counting every district as it stood, including races with no candidate from one party).

The closest districts were Connecticut 2 (level), Oregon 1 (D+0.1) and Minnesota 6 (D+0.2). 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 1994 House elections

Two years into Clinton's presidency, the failure of his health care plan, a 1993 tax increase, a crime bill with an assault weapons ban, and a run of scandals in Congress left voters ready for change. House Republicans, led by Minority Whip Newt Gingrich, ran on a national platform called the Contract with America, promising votes on a list of reforms in the first 100 days. Republicans gained 54 seats and took a majority of about 230, ending Democratic control of the House that had lasted since 1955. They also won the Senate. Speaker Tom Foley lost his seat in Washington state, the first sitting Speaker defeated for re-election since the Civil War era, and Gingrich became Speaker. Many conservative Southern Democrats lost, accelerating the region's move to the Republicans. The Democrats who survived often did so by the narrowest of margins. Sam Gejdenson held Connecticut's 2nd District by a couple of dozen votes after a recount. Elizabeth Furse kept Oregon's 1st by about a tenth of a point, Bill Luther won Minnesota's 6th by 0.2, and Mike Ward and Paul McHale each won by 0.3 in Kentucky and Pennsylvania. Jane Harman held California's 36th by 0.4.

Every district

District	Democrat	Votes	Republican	Votes	Others	Margin
Alabama 1	Don Womack	50,227 (32.7%)	Sonny Callahan	103,431 (67.3%)	109	R+34.6
Alabama 2	Brian Dowling	44,694 (26.4%)	Terry Everett	124,465 (73.6%)	54	R+47.1
Alabama 3	Glen Browder	93,924 (63.6%)	Ben Hand	53,757 (36.4%)	64	D+27.2
Alabama 4	Tom Bevill	119,436 (98.5%)	none		1,826	D+98.5
Alabama 5	Robert E. (Bud) Cramer, Jr.	88,693 (50.5%)	Wayne Parker	86,923 (49.5%)	77	D+1.0
Alabama 6	Larry Fortenberry	41,030 (20.9%)	Spencer Bachus	155,047 (79.0%)	145	R+58.1
Alabama 7	Earl F. Hilliard	116,150 (76.9%)	Alfred J. Middleton, Sr.	34,814 (23.0%)	153	D+53.8
Alaska at large	Tony Smith	68,172 (32.7%)	Don Young	118,537 (56.9%)	Joni (Jonni) Whitmore (Green) 21,277 (10.2%)	R+24.2
Arizona 1	Chuck Blanchard	70,627 (39.0%)	Matt Salmon	101,350 (56.0%)	8,890	R+17.0
Arizona 2	Ed Pastor	62,589 (62.3%)	Robert Macdonald	32,797 (32.7%)	James Bertrand (Libertarian) 5,060 (5.0%)	D+29.7
Arizona 3	Howard Lee Sprague	61,939 (29.9%)	Bob Stump	145,396 (70.1%)		R+40.3
Arizona 4	Carol Cure	69,760 (36.0%)	John B. Shadegg	116,714 (60.2%)	7,428	R+24.2
Arizona 5	Gary Auerbach	63,436 (28.7%)	Jim Kolbe	149,514 (67.7%)	7,821	R+39.0
Arizona 6	Karan English	81,321 (41.5%)	J. D. Hayworth	107,060 (54.6%)	7,687	R+13.1
Arkansas 1	Blanche M. Lambert	95,290 (53.4%)	Warren Dupwe	83,147 (46.6%)		D+6.8
Arkansas 2	Ray Thornton	97,580 (57.4%)	Bill Powell	72,473 (42.6%)		D+14.8
Arkansas 3	Berta L. Seitz	61,883 (32.3%)	Y. Tim Hutchinson	129,800 (67.7%)		R+35.4
Arkansas 4	Jay Bradford	81,370 (48.2%)	Jay Dickey	87,469 (51.8%)		R+3.6
California 1	Dan Hamburg	93,717 (46.7%)	Frank Riggs	106,870 (53.3%)	86	R+6.6
California 2	Mary Jacobs	55,959 (26.0%)	Wally Herger	137,864 (64.2%)	Devvy Kidd (American Independent) 15,619 (7.3%)	R+38.1
California 3	Vic Fazio	97,093 (49.8%)	Tim Lefever	89,964 (46.1%)	8,100	D+3.7
California 4	Katie Hirning	82,505 (34.9%)	John T. Doolittle	144,936 (61.3%)	8,882	R+26.4
California 5	Robert T. Matsui	125,042 (68.5%)	Robert S. Dinsmore	52,905 (29.0%)	4,649	D+39.5
California 6	Lynn C. Woolsey	137,642 (58.1%)	Michael J. Nugent	88,940 (37.6%)	10,258	D+20.6
California 7	George Miller	116,105 (69.7%)	Charles V. Hughes	45,698 (27.4%)	4,798	D+42.3
California 8	Nancy Pelosi	137,642 (81.8%)	Elsa C. Cheung	30,528 (18.2%)	1	D+63.7
California 9	Ronald V. Dellums	129,233 (72.2%)	Deborah Wright	40,448 (22.6%)	Emma Wong Mar (Peace And Freedom) 9,194 (5.1%)	D+49.6
California 10	Ellen Schwartz	90,523 (38.6%)	Bill Baker	138,916 (59.3%)	4,802	R+20.7
California 11	Randy A. Perry	55,794 (34.9%)	Richard W. Pombo	99,302 (62.1%)	4,718	R+27.2
California 12	Tom Lantos	118,408 (67.4%)	Deborah Wilder	57,228 (32.6%)		D+34.8
California 13	Fortney Pete Stark	97,344 (64.6%)	Larry Molton	45,555 (30.2%)	Robert "Bob" Gough (Libertarian) 7,743 (5.1%)	D+34.4
California 14	Anna G. Eshoo	120,713 (60.6%)	Ben Brink	78,475 (39.4%)		D+21.2
California 15	Norman Y. Mineta	119,921 (59.9%)	Robert Wick	80,266 (40.1%)	17	D+19.8
California 16	Zoe Lofgren	74,935 (65.0%)	Lyle J. Smith	40,409 (35.0%)	8	D+29.9
California 17	Sam Farr	87,222 (52.2%)	Bill McCampbell	74,380 (44.5%)	5,591	D+7.7
California 18	Gary A. Condit	91,106 (65.5%)	Tom Carter	44,046 (31.7%)	3,902	D+33.8
California 19	Richard H. Lehman	72,912 (39.6%)	George P. Radanovich	104,435 (56.8%)	6,579	R+17.1
California 20	Calvin M. Dooley	57,394 (56.7%)	Paul Young	43,836 (43.3%)		D+13.4
California 21	John L. Evans	47,517 (27.7%)	William M. Thomas	116,874 (68.1%)	7,238	R+40.4
California 22	Walter Holden Capps	101,424 (48.5%)	Andrea H. Seastrand	102,987 (49.3%)	4,597	R+0.8
California 23	Kevin Ready	47,345 (27.5%)	Elton Gallegly	114,043 (66.2%)	10,952	R+38.7
California 24	Anthony C. Beilenson	95,342 (49.4%)	Rich Sybert	91,806 (47.5%)	6,031	D+1.8
California 25	James H. Gilmartin	53,445 (31.4%)	Howard P. "Buck" McKeon	110,301 (64.9%)	6,225	R+33.5
California 26	Howard L. Berman	55,145 (62.6%)	Gary E. Forsch	28,423 (32.2%)	Erich D. Miller (Libertarian) 4,570 (5.2%)	D+30.3
California 27	Doug Kahn	70,267 (42.1%)	Carlos J. Moorhead	88,341 (53.0%)	8,166	R+10.8
California 28	Tommy Randle	50,022 (30.4%)	David Dreier	110,179 (67.1%)	4,076	R+36.6
California 29	Henry A. Waxman	129,413 (68.0%)	Paul Stepanek	53,801 (28.3%)	7,162	D+39.7
California 30	Xavier Becerra	43,943 (66.2%)	David A. Ramirez	18,741 (28.2%)	R. William Weilburg (Libertarian) 3,741 (5.6%)	D+37.9
California 31	Matthew G. Martinez	50,541 (59.1%)	John V. Flores	34,926 (40.9%)		D+18.3
California 32	Julian C. Dixon	98,017 (77.6%)	Ernie A. Farhat	22,190 (17.6%)	6,099	D+60.0
California 33	Lucille Roybal-Allard	33,814 (81.5%)	none		Kermit Booker (Peace And Freedom) 7,694 (18.5%)	D+81.5
California 34	Esteban Edward Torres	72,439 (61.7%)	Albert J. Nunez	40,068 (34.1%)	4,948	D+27.6
California 35	Maxine Waters	65,688 (78.1%)	Nate Truman	18,390 (21.9%)	3	D+56.3
California 36	Jane Harman	93,939 (48.0%)	Susan Brooks	93,127 (47.6%)	8,742	D+0.4
California 37	Walter R. Tucker III	64,166 (77.4%)	none		Guy Wilson (Libertarian) 18,502 (22.3%)	D+77.4
California 38	Peter Mathews	53,681 (36.8%)	Stephan Horn	85,225 (58.5%)	6,863	R+21.6
California 39	R. O. "Bob" Davis	49,696 (29.0%)	Edward R. Royce	113,641 (66.4%)	7,907	R+37.3
California 40	Donald "Don" M. Rusk	48,003 (29.3%)	Jerry Lewis	115,728 (70.7%)		R+41.4
California 41	Ed Tessier	50,043 (37.9%)	Jay Kim	82,100 (62.1%)		R+24.3
California 42	George E. Brown, Jr.	58,888 (51.1%)	Rob Guzman	56,259 (48.8%)	58	D+2.3
California 43	Mark A. Takano	59,342 (38.4%)	Ken Calvert	84,500 (54.7%)	Gene L. Berkman (Libertarian) 9,636 (6.2%)	R+16.3
California 44	Steve Clute	65,370 (38.1%)	Sonny Bono	95,521 (55.6%)	Donald Cochran (American Independent) 10,885 (6.3%)	R+17.6
California 45	Brett Williamson	55,849 (30.9%)	Dana Rohrabacher	124,875 (69.1%)		R+38.2
California 46	Michael P. "Mike" Farber	33,004 (37.2%)	Robert K. Dornan	50,616 (57.1%)	Richard G. Newhouse (Libertarian) 5,077 (5.7%)	R+19.9
California 47	Gary Kingsbury	53,669 (25.0%)	Christopher Cox	154,071 (71.7%)	7,257	R+46.7
California 48	Andrei Leschick	43,523 (22.2%)	Ron Packard	143,570 (73.4%)	8,543	R+51.1
California 49	Lynn Schenk	85,597 (46.0%)	Brian P. Bilbray	90,283 (48.5%)	10,238	R+2.5
California 50	Bob Filner	59,214 (56.7%)	Mary Aice Acevedo	36,955 (35.4%)	8,282	D+21.3
California 51	Rita K. Tamerius	57,374 (27.7%)	Randy "Duke" Cunningham	138,547 (66.9%)	11,067	R+39.2
California 52	Janet M. Gatil	53,024 (31.1%)	Duncan Hunter	109,201 (64.0%)	8,461	R+32.9
Colorado 1	Patricia Schroeder	93,123 (60.0%)	William F. Eggert	61,978 (39.9%)	154	D+20.1
Colorado 2	David E. Skaggs	105,938 (56.8%)	Patricia (Pat) Miller	80,723 (43.2%)		D+13.5
Colorado 3	Linda Powers	63,427 (30.4%)	Scott McInnis	145,365 (69.6%)		R+39.2
Colorado 4	Cathy Kipp	52,202 (27.7%)	Wayne Allard	136,251 (72.3%)		R+44.6
Colorado 5	none		Joel Hefley	138,674 (100.0%)		R+100.0
Colorado 6	John Hallen	49,701 (28.0%)	Dan Schaefer	124,079 (69.8%)	3,929	R+41.9
Connecticut 1	Barbara B. Kennelly	138,637 (73.4%)	Douglas T. Putnam	46,865 (24.8%)	3,405	D+48.6
Connecticut 2	Sam Gejdenson	79,188 (42.6%)	Edward W. Munster	79,167 (42.5%)	David Bingham (A Connecticut Party) 27,716 (14.9%)	level
Connecticut 3	Rosa L. Delauro	111,261 (63.4%)	Susan Johnson	64,094 (36.6%)		D+26.9
Connecticut 4	Jonathan D. Kantrowitz	34,962 (23.8%)	Christopher Shays	109,436 (74.4%)	2,664	R+50.6
Connecticut 5	James H. Maloney	81,523 (45.5%)	Gary A. Franks	93,471 (52.2%)	4,059	R+6.7
Connecticut 6	Charlotte Koskoff	60,701 (31.5%)	Nancy L. Johnson	123,101 (63.9%)	8,915	R+32.4
Delaware at large	Carol Ann Desantis	51,793 (26.6%)	Michael N. Castle	137,945 (70.7%)	5,270	R+44.2
Florida 1	Vince Whibbs, Jr.	70,416 (38.4%)	Joe Scarborough	112,974 (61.6%)	130	R+23.2
Florida 2	Douglas "Pete" Peterson	117,420 (61.3%)	Carole Griffin	74,040 (38.7%)	8	D+22.7
Florida 3	Corrine Brown	63,855 (57.7%)	Marc Little	46,907 (42.3%)		D+15.3
Florida 4	none		Tillie K. Fowler			no vote
Florida: Unopposed; no votes were counted.
Florida 5	Karen L. Thurman	125,792 (57.2%)	Don (Big Daddy) Garlits	94,097 (42.8%)		D+14.4
Florida 6	none		Cliff Stearns	148,741 (99.1%)	1,332	R+99.1
Florida 7	Edward D. Goddard	47,758 (26.6%)	John L. Mica	131,731 (73.4%)		R+46.8
Florida 8	none		Bill McCollum	131,393 (99.7%)	439	R+99.7
Florida 9	none		Michael Bilirakis	177,265 (99.9%)	152	R+99.9
Florida 10	none		C. W. Bill Young			no vote
Florida: Unopposed; no votes were counted.
Florida 11	Sam Gibbons	76,821 (51.6%)	Mark Sharpe	72,129 (48.4%)	9	D+3.2
Florida 12	Robert Connors	57,210 (35.0%)	Charles T. Canady	106,140 (65.0%)		R+30.0
Florida 13	none		Dan Miller			no vote
Florida: Unopposed; no votes were counted.
Florida 14	none		Porter J. Goss			no vote
Florida: Unopposed; no votes were counted.
Florida 15	Sue Munsey	100,526 (46.1%)	Dve Weldon	117,044 (53.7%)	332	R+7.6
Florida 16	John Comerford	88,653 (41.9%)	Mark Adam Foley	122,760 (58.1%)		R+16.1
Florida 17	Carrie P. Meek	75,756 (100.0%)	none		11	D+100.0
Florida 18	none		Ileana Ros-Lehtinen			no vote
Florida: Unopposed; no votes were counted.
Florida 19	Harry Johnston	147,595 (66.1%)	Peter J. Tsakanikas	75,788 (33.9%)		D+32.2
Florida 20	Peter Deutsch	114,623 (61.2%)	Beverly "Bev" Kennedy	72,525 (38.8%)		D+22.5
Florida 21	none		Lincoln Diaz-Balart	90,951 (100.0%)	2	R+100.0
Florida 22	Hermine L. Wiener	69,221 (36.6%)	E. Clay Shaw, Jr.	119,696 (63.4%)		R+26.7
Florida 23	Alcee L Hastings		none			no vote
Florida: Unopposed; no votes were counted.
Georgia 1	Raymond Beckworth	27,197 (23.4%)	Jack Kingston	88,788 (76.6%)		R+53.1
Georgia 2	Sanford D. Bishop, Jr.	65,383 (66.2%)	John Clayton	33,429 (33.8%)	1	D+32.3
Georgia 3	Fred Overby	49,828 (34.5%)	Mac Collins	94,717 (65.5%)		R+31.1
Georgia 4	Comer Yates	65,566 (42.1%)	John Linder	90,063 (57.9%)		R+15.7
Georgia 5	John Lewis	85,094 (69.1%)	Dale Dixon	37,999 (30.9%)		D+38.3
Georgia 6	Ben Jones	66,700 (35.8%)	Newt Gingrich	119,432 (64.2%)		R+28.3
Georgia 7	George (Buddy) Darden	65,978 (48.1%)	Bob Barr	71,265 (51.9%)		R+3.9
Georgia 8	Craig Mathis	53,408 (37.3%)	Saxby Chambliss	89,591 (62.7%)		R+25.3
Georgia 9	Nathan Deal	79,145 (57.9%)	Robert L. Castello	57,568 (42.1%)		D+15.8
Georgia 10	Don Johnson	51,192 (34.8%)	Charlie Norwood	96,099 (65.2%)		R+30.5
Georgia 11	Cynthia A. McKinney	71,560 (65.6%)	Woodrow Lovett	37,533 (34.4%)		D+31.2
Hawaii 1	Neil Abercrombie	94,754 (53.6%)	Orson Swindle	76,623 (43.4%)	5,329	D+10.3
Hawaii 2	Patsy T. Mink	124,431 (70.1%)	Robert H. (Lopaka) Garner	42,891 (24.2%)	Larry Bartley (Libertarian) 10,074 (5.7%)	D+46.0
Idaho 1	Larry Larocco	89,826 (44.6%)	Helen Chenoweth	111,728 (55.4%)		R+10.9
Idaho 2	Penny Fletcher	47,936 (25.0%)	Michael D. Crapo	143,593 (75.0%)		R+49.9
Illinois 1	Bobby L. Rush	112,474 (75.7%)	William J. Kelly	36,038 (24.3%)		D+51.5
Illinois 2	Mel Reynolds	93,998 (98.1%)	none		1,857	D+98.1
Illinois 3	William O. Lipinski	92,353 (54.2%)	Jim Nalepa	78,163 (45.8%)		D+8.3
Illinois 4	Luis V. Gutierrez	46,695 (75.2%)	Steven Valtierra	15,384 (24.8%)		D+50.4
Illinois 5	Dan Rostenkowski	63,065 (45.6%)	Michael Patrick Flanagan	75,328 (54.4%)		R+8.9
Illinois 6	Tom Berry	37,163 (23.6%)	Henry J. Hyde	115,664 (73.5%)	4,551	R+49.9
Illinois 7	Cardiss Collins	93,457 (79.6%)	Charles "Chuck" Mobley	24,011 (20.4%)		D+59.1
Illinois 8	Robert C. Walberg	47,654 (35.1%)	Philip M. Crane	88,225 (64.9%)		R+29.9
Illinois 9	Sidney R. Yates	94,404 (66.1%)	George Edward Larney	48,419 (33.9%)		D+32.2
Illinois 10	Andrew M. Krupp	38,191 (24.9%)	John Edward Porter	114,884 (75.1%)		R+50.1
Illinois 11	Frank Giglio	63,150 (39.4%)	Jerry Weller	97,241 (60.6%)	4	R+21.3
Illinois 12	Jerry F. Costello	101,391 (65.9%)	Jan Morris	52,419 (34.1%)		D+31.8
Illinois 13	William A. Riley	45,709 (26.9%)	Harris W. Fawell	124,312 (73.1%)		R+46.2
Illinois 14	Steve Denari	33,891 (23.5%)	J. Dennis Hastert	110,204 (76.5%)		R+53.0
Illinois 15	Paul Alexander	50,874 (31.8%)	Thomas W. Ewing	108,857 (68.2%)		R+36.3
Illinois 16	Pete Sullivan	48,736 (29.4%)	Donald A. Manzullo	117,238 (70.6%)		R+41.3
Illinois 17	Lane Evans	95,312 (54.5%)	Jim Anderson	79,471 (45.5%)		D+9.1
Illinois 18	G. Douglas Stephens	78,332 (39.3%)	Ray Lahood	119,838 (60.2%)	955	R+20.8
Illinois 19	Glenn Poshard	115,045 (58.4%)	Brent Winters	81,995 (41.6%)		D+16.8
Illinois 20	Richard J. Durbin	108,034 (54.8%)	Bill Owens	88,964 (45.2%)		D+9.7
Indiana 1	Peter J. Visclosky	68,612 (56.5%)	John Larson	52,920 (43.5%)		D+12.9
Indiana 2	Joseph H. Hogsett	78,241 (45.5%)	David M. McIntosh	93,592 (54.5%)		R+8.9
Indiana 3	Tim Roemer	72,497 (55.2%)	Richard Burkett	58,878 (44.8%)		D+10.4
Indiana 4	Jill L. Long	71,235 (44.6%)	Mark E. Souder	88,584 (55.4%)		R+10.9
Indiana 5	J. D. Beatty	45,224 (28.3%)	Stephen E. Buyer	111,031 (69.5%)	3,403	R+41.2
Indiana 6	Natalie M. Bruner	40,815 (23.0%)	Dan Burton	136,876 (77.0%)		R+54.1
Indiana 7	Michael M. Harmless	55,941 (34.9%)	John T. Myers	104,359 (65.1%)		R+30.2
Indiana 8	Frank McCloskey	84,857 (47.6%)	John N. Hostettler	93,529 (52.4%)		R+4.9
Indiana 9	Lee H. Hamilton	91,459 (52.0%)	Jean Leising	84,315 (48.0%)		D+4.1
Indiana 10	Andrew Jacobs, Jr.	58,573 (53.5%)	Marvin Bailey Scott	50,998 (46.5%)		D+6.9
Iowa 1	Glen Winekauf	69,461 (37.9%)	James A. Leach	110,448 (60.2%)	3,552	R+22.3
Iowa 2	Dave Nagle	86,087 (43.4%)	Jim Nussle	111,076 (56.0%)	1,324	R+12.6
Iowa 3	Elaine Baxter	79,310 (41.0%)	Jim Lightfoot	111,862 (57.8%)	2,359	R+16.8
Iowa 4	Neal Smith	98,824 (46.4%)	Greg Ganske	111,935 (52.5%)	2,447	R+6.2
Iowa 5	Sheila McGuire	73,627 (39.0%)	Tom Latham	114,796 (60.8%)	298	R+21.8
Kansas 1	Terry L. Nichols	49,477 (22.6%)	Pat Roberts	169,531 (77.4%)		R+54.8
Kansas 2	John Carlin	71,025 (34.4%)	Sam Brownback	135,725 (65.6%)		R+31.3
Kansas 3	Judy Hancock	78,401 (43.4%)	Jan Meyers	102,218 (56.6%)		R+13.2
Kansas 4	Dan Glickman	99,366 (47.1%)	Todd Tiahrt	111,653 (52.9%)		R+5.8
Kentucky 1	Thomas J. Barlow III	62,387 (49.0%)	Ed Whitfield	64,849 (51.0%)		R+1.9
Kentucky 2	David Adkisson	60,867 (40.2%)	Ron Lewis	90,535 (59.8%)		R+19.6
Kentucky 3	Mike Ward	67,663 (44.4%)	Susan B. Stokes	67,238 (44.1%)	Richard Lewis (Taxpayers) 17,591 (11.5%)	D+0.3
Kentucky 4	Sally Harris Skaggs	33,717 (25.9%)	Jim Bunning	96,695 (74.1%)		R+48.3
Kentucky 5	Walter "Doc" Blevins	21,318 (20.6%)	Harold Rogers	82,291 (79.4%)		R+58.9
Kentucky 6	Scotty Baesler	70,085 (58.8%)	Matthew Eric Wills	49,032 (41.2%)		D+17.7
Louisiana 1	none		Bob Livingston			no vote
Louisiana: Won outright in the October open primary, so no November vote was held.
Louisiana 2	William 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		none			no vote
Louisiana: Won outright in the October open primary, so no November vote was held.
Louisiana 5	none		Jim McCrery			no vote
Louisiana: Won outright in the October open primary, so no November vote was held.
Louisiana 6	none		Richard Baker			no vote
Louisiana: Won outright in the October open primary, so no November vote was held.
Louisiana 7	Jimmy Hayes		none			no vote
Louisiana: Won outright in the October open primary, so no November vote was held.
Maine 1	Dennis L. Dutremble	126,373 (48.1%)	James B. Longley, Jr.	136,316 (51.9%)	80	R+3.8
Maine 2	John Elias Baldacci	109,615 (45.7%)	Richard A. Bennett	97,754 (40.7%)	John M. Michael (Independent) 21,117 (8.8%)	D+4.9
Maryland 1	Ralph T. Gies	57,712 (32.3%)	Wayne T. Gilchrest	120,975 (67.7%)	127	R+35.4
Maryland 2	Gerry L. Brewster	74,275 (37.2%)	Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr.	125,162 (62.7%)	43	R+25.5
Maryland 3	Benjamin L. Cardin	117,269 (71.0%)	Robert Ryan Tousey	47,966 (29.0%)		D+41.9
Maryland 4	Albert Russell Wynn	93,148 (75.0%)	Michele Dyson	30,999 (25.0%)		D+50.1
Maryland 5	Steny H. Hoyer	98,821 (58.8%)	Donald Devine	69,211 (41.2%)	13	D+17.6
Maryland 6	Paul Muldowney	63,411 (34.1%)	Roscoe G. Bartlett	122,809 (65.9%)		R+31.9
Maryland 7	Kweisi Mfume	97,016 (81.5%)	Kenneth Kondner	22,007 (18.5%)		D+63.0
Maryland 8	Steven Van Grack	60,660 (29.7%)	Constance A. Morella	143,449 (70.3%)		R+40.6
Massachusetts 1	John W. Olver	150,047 (99.4%)	none		971	D+99.4
Massachusetts 2	Richard E. Neal	117,178 (58.6%)	John M. Briare	72,732 (36.3%)	Kate Ross (Natural Law) 10,167 (5.1%)	D+22.2
Massachusetts 3	Kevin O'Sullivan	93,689 (44.2%)	Peter Blute	115,810 (54.6%)	2,536	R+10.4
Massachusetts 4	Barney Frank	168,942 (99.5%)	none		853	D+99.5
Massachusetts 5	Martin T. Meehan	140,725 (69.8%)	David E. Coleman	60,734 (30.1%)	65	D+39.7
Massachusetts 6	John F. Tierney	113,481 (47.4%)	Peter G. Torkildsen	120,952 (50.5%)	5,011	R+3.1
Massachusetts 7	Edward J. Markey	146,246 (64.4%)	Brad Bailey	80,674 (35.5%)	68	D+28.9
Massachusetts 8	Joseph P. Kennedy II	113,224 (99.0%)	none		1,199	D+99.0
Massachusetts 9	John Joseph Moakley	146,287 (69.8%)	Michael M. Murphy	63,369 (30.2%)	42	D+39.5
Massachusetts 10	Gerry E. Studds	172,753 (68.7%)	Keith Jason Hemeon	78,487 (31.2%)	69	D+37.5
Michigan 1	Bart Stupak	121,433 (56.9%)	Gil Ziegler	89,660 (42.0%)	2,456	D+14.9
Michigan 2	Marcus Hoover	46,097 (23.7%)	Peter Hoekstra	146,164 (75.3%)	1,926	R+51.5
Michigan 3	Betsy J. Flory	43,580 (23.5%)	Vernon J. Ehlers	136,711 (73.9%)	4,786	R+50.3
Michigan 4	Damion Frasier	50,544 (25.5%)	Dave Camp	145,176 (73.1%)	2,814	R+47.7
Michigan 5	James A. Barcia	126,456 (65.5%)	William T. Anderson	61,342 (31.8%)	5,392	D+33.7
Michigan 6	David Taylor	42,348 (25.5%)	Fred Upton	121,923 (73.5%)	1,695	R+48.0
Michigan 7	Kim McCaughtry	57,326 (32.3%)	Nick Smith	115,621 (65.1%)	4,553	R+32.8
Michigan 8	Bob Mitchell	95,383 (44.9%)	Dick Chrysler	109,663 (51.6%)	7,435	R+6.7
Michigan 9	Dale E. Kildee	97,096 (51.2%)	Megan O'Neill	89,148 (47.0%)	3,319	D+4.2
Michigan 10	David E. Bonior	121,876 (62.2%)	Donald J. Lobsinger	73,862 (37.7%)	84	D+24.5
Michigan 11	Mike Breshgold	69,168 (30.5%)	Joe Knollenberg	154,696 (68.2%)	3,020	R+37.7
Michigan 12	Sander M. Levin	103,508 (52.0%)	John Pappageorge	92,762 (46.6%)	2,748	D+5.4
Michigan 13	Lynn N. Rivers	89,573 (51.9%)	John A. Schall	77,908 (45.1%)	5,197	D+6.8
Michigan 14	John Conyers, Jr.	128,463 (81.5%)	Richard Charles Fournier	26,215 (16.6%)	2,953	D+64.9
Michigan 15	Barbara-Rose Collins	119,442 (84.1%)	John W. Savage II	20,074 (14.1%)	2,498	D+70.0
Michigan 16	John D. Dingell	105,849 (59.1%)	Ken Larkin	71,159 (39.8%)	1,972	D+19.4
Minnesota 1	John C. Hottinger	95,328 (44.7%)	Gil Gutknecht	117,613 (55.2%)	277	R+10.5
Minnesota 2	David Minge	114,289 (52.0%)	Gary B. Revier	98,881 (45.0%)	6,615	D+7.0
Minnesota 3	Bob Olson	62,211 (26.3%)	Jim Ramstad	173,223 (73.2%)	1,097	R+46.9
Minnesota 4	Bruce F. Vento	115,638 (54.9%)	Dennis Newinski	88,344 (41.9%)	6,648	D+13.0
Minnesota 5	Martom Olav Sabo	121,515 (61.9%)	Dorothy Legrand	73,258 (37.3%)	1,399	D+24.6
Minnesota 6	William P. Luther	113,740 (49.9%)	Tad Jude	113,190 (49.7%)	845	D+0.2
Minnesota 7	Collin C. Peterson	108,023 (51.2%)	Bernie Omann	102,623 (48.6%)	357	D+2.6
Minnesota 8	James L. Oberstar	153,161 (65.7%)	Phil Herwig	79,818 (34.2%)	292	D+31.4
Mississippi 1	Bill Wheeler	47,192 (36.9%)	Roger F. Wicker	80,553 (63.1%)		R+26.1
Mississippi 2	Bennie G. Thompson	68,014 (53.7%)	Bill Jordan	49,270 (38.9%)	Vince Thornton (Mississippi Taxpayers) 9,408 (7.4%)	D+14.8
Mississippi 3	G. V. (Sonny) Montgomer	83,163 (67.6%)	Dutch Dabbs	39,826 (32.4%)		D+35.2
Mississippi 4	Mike Parker	82,939 (68.5%)	Mike Wood	38,200 (31.5%)		D+36.9
Mississippi 5	Gene Taylor	73,179 (60.1%)	George Barlos	48,575 (39.9%)		D+20.2
Missouri 1	William (Bill) Clay	97,061 (63.4%)	Donald R. Counts	50,303 (32.9%)	5,654	D+30.6
Missouri 2	Pat Kelly	70,480 (30.6%)	James M. Talent	154,882 (67.3%)	4,925	R+36.7
Missouri 3	Richard A. Gephard	117,601 (57.7%)	Gary Gill	80,977 (39.7%)	5,362	D+18.0
Missouri 4	Ike Skelton	137,876 (67.8%)	James A. Noland, Jr.	65,616 (32.2%)		D+35.5
Missouri 5	Karen McCarthy	100,391 (56.6%)	Ron Freeman	77,120 (43.4%)		D+13.1
Missouri 6	Pat Danner	140,108 (66.1%)	Tina Tucker	71,709 (33.9%)		D+32.3
Missouri 7	James R. Fossard	77,836 (39.7%)	Mel Hancock	112,228 (57.3%)	5,852	R+17.6
Missouri 8	James L. (Jay) Thompson	49,987 (26.9%)	Bill Emerson	129,320 (69.7%)	6,279	R+42.8
Missouri 9	Harold L. Volkmer	103,443 (50.5%)	Kenny Hulshof	92,301 (45.0%)	9,198	D+5.4
Montana at large	Pat Williams	171,372 (48.7%)	Cy Jamison	148,715 (42.2%)	Steve Kelly (Independent) 32,046 (9.1%)	D+6.4
Nebraska 1	Patrick Combs	70,369 (37.3%)	Doug Bereuter	117,967 (62.6%)	214	R+25.2
Nebraska 2	Peter Hoadland	90,750 (49.0%)	Jon Christensen	92,516 (49.9%)	2,044	R+1.0
Nebraska 3	Gil Chapin	41,943 (21.3%)	Bill Barrett	154,919 (78.7%)	41	R+57.4
Nevada 1	James H. Bilbray	72,333 (47.5%)	John E. Ensign	73,769 (48.5%)	6,065	R+0.9
Nevada 2	Janet Greeson	65,390 (29.2%)	Barbara F. Vucanovich	142,202 (63.5%)	16,340	R+34.3
New Hampshire 1	Bill Verge	42,481 (28.7%)	William H. Zeliff, Jr.	97,017 (65.6%)	8,324	R+36.9
New Hampshire 2	Dick Swett	74,243 (46.0%)	Charles F. Bass	83,121 (51.4%)	4,209	R+5.5
New Jersey 1	Robert E. Andrews	108,155 (72.3%)	James N. Hogan	41,505 (27.7%)		D+44.5
New Jersey 2	Louis N. Magazzu	56,151 (35.4%)	Frank A. Lobiondo	102,566 (64.6%)		R+29.2
New Jersey 3	James B. Smith	54,441 (31.2%)	Jim Saxton	115,750 (66.4%)	4,137	R+35.2
New Jersey 4	Ralph Walsh	49,537 (30.6%)	Christopher H. Smith	109,818 (67.9%)	2,412	R+37.3
New Jersey 5	Bill Auer	41,275 (21.9%)	Marge Roukema	139,964 (74.2%)	7,266	R+52.4
New Jersey 6	Frank Pallone, Jr.	88,922 (60.4%)	Mike Herson	55,287 (37.5%)	3,122	D+22.8
New Jersey 7	Karen Carroll	64,231 (38.7%)	Bob Franks	98,814 (59.6%)	2,812	R+20.9
New Jersey 8	Herb Klein	68,661 (48.6%)	William J. Martini	70,494 (49.9%)	2,213	R+1.3
New Jersey 9	Robert G. Torricelli	99,984 (62.5%)	Peter J. Russo	57,651 (36.1%)	2,253	D+26.5
New Jersey 10	Donald M. Payne	74,622 (75.9%)	Jim Ford	21,524 (21.9%)	2,222	D+54.0
New Jersey 11	Frank Herbet	50,211 (28.0%)	Rodney P. Frelinghuysen	127,868 (71.2%)	1,501	R+43.2
New Jersey 12	Joseph D. Youssouf	55,977 (30.4%)	Dick Zimmer	125,939 (68.3%)	2,364	R+38.0
New Jersey 13	Robert Menendez	67,688 (70.9%)	Fernando A. Alonso	24,071 (25.2%)	3,708	D+45.7
New Mexico 1	Peter L. Zollinger	42,316 (26.1%)	Steven Schiff	119,996 (73.9%)		R+47.9
New Mexico 2	Benjamin Anthony Chavez	45,316 (31.9%)	Joe Skeen	89,966 (63.3%)	6,898	R+31.4
New Mexico 3	Bill Richardson	99,900 (63.6%)	F. Gregg Bemis, Jr.	53,515 (34.1%)	3,697	D+29.5
New York 1	George J. Hochbrueckner	80,146 (46.5%)	Michael P. Forbes	90,491 (52.5%)	1,603	R+6.0
New York 2	James L. Manfre	41,102 (28.0%)	Rick Lazio	100,107 (68.2%)	5,567	R+40.2
New York 3	Norma Grill	77,774 (40.0%)	Peter T. King	115,236 (59.2%)	1,522	R+19.3
New York 4	Philip M. Schiliro	65,286 (37.3%)	Dan Frisa	87,815 (50.2%)	David A. Levy (Conservative) 15,173 (8.7%)	R+12.9
New York 5	Gary L. Ackerman	93,896 (55.0%)	Grant M. Lally	73,884 (43.3%)	2,862	D+11.7
New York 6	Floyd H. Flake	68,596 (80.4%)	Denny D. Bhagwandin	16,675 (19.6%)		D+60.9
New York 7	Thomas J. Manton	58,935 (87.1%)	none		Robert E. Hurley (Conservative) 8,698 (12.9%)	D+87.1
New York 8	Jerrold Nadler	109,946 (82.0%)	David L. Askren	21,132 (15.8%)	3,008	D+66.2
New York 9	Charles E. Schumer	95,139 (72.6%)	James P. McCall	35,880 (27.4%)		D+45.2
New York 10	Edolphus Towns	77,026 (89.0%)	Amelia Smith Parker	7,995 (9.2%)	1,489	D+79.8
New York 11	Major R. Owens	61,945 (88.9%)	Gary S. Popkin	6,605 (9.5%)	1,150	D+79.4
New York 12	Nydia M. Velázquez	39,929 (92.3%)	none		Genevieve R. Brennan (Conservative) 2,747 (6.3%)	D+92.3
New York 13	Tyrone G. Butler	33,937 (25.1%)	Susan Molinari	96,491 (71.4%)	4,655	R+46.3
New York 14	Carolyn B. Maloney	98,479 (64.2%)	Charles Millard	54,277 (35.4%)	566	D+28.8
New York 15	Charles B. Rangel	77,830 (96.5%)	none		2,812	D+96.5
New York 16	José E. Serrano	58,572 (96.3%)	none		2,257	D+96.3
New York 17	Eliot L. Engel	73,321 (77.6%)	Edward T. Marshall	16,896 (17.9%)	4,262	D+59.7
New York 18	Nita M. Lowey	91,663 (57.3%)	Andrew C. Hartzell, Jr.	65,517 (40.9%)	2,873	D+16.3
New York 19	Hamilton Fish, Jr.	70,696 (36.8%)	Sue W. Kelly	100,173 (52.1%)	Joseph J. DioGuardi (Conservative) 19,761 (10.3%)	R+15.3
New York 20	Gregory B. Julian	52,345 (29.4%)	Benjamin A. Gilman	120,334 (67.5%)	5,612	R+38.1
New York 21	Michael R. McNulty	147,804 (67.0%)	Joseph A. Gomez	68,745 (31.2%)	4,125	D+35.8
New York 22	L. Robert Lawrence, Jr.	57,064 (26.6%)	Gerald B. H. Solomon	157,717 (73.4%)		R+46.9
New York 23	Charles W. Skeele, Jr.	40,786 (23.1%)	Sherwood K. Boehlert	124,486 (70.5%)	Donald J. Thomas (Right To Life) 11,216 (6.4%)	R+47.4
New York 24	Danny M. Francis	34,032 (21.4%)	John M. McHugh	124,645 (78.6%)		R+57.1
New York 25	Rhea Jezer	83,853 (42.4%)	James T. Walsh	113,949 (57.6%)		R+15.2
New York 26	Maurice D. Hinchey	95,492 (49.1%)	Bob Moppert	94,244 (48.5%)	4,772	D+0.6
New York 27	William A. Long, Jr.	52,160 (25.5%)	Bill Paxon	152,610 (74.5%)		R+49.1
New York 28	Louise McIntosh Slaughter	110,987 (56.6%)	Renee Forgensi Davison	78,516 (40.1%)	6,464	D+16.6
New York 29	John J. Lafalce	103,053 (53.2%)	William E. Miller, Jr.	80,355 (41.5%)	10,375	D+11.7
New York 30	David A. Francyzk	61,392 (33.0%)	Jack Quinn	124,738 (67.0%)		R+34.0
New York 31	none		Amo Houghton	121,178 (84.8%)	Gretchen S. McManus (Right To Life) 21,747 (15.2%)	R+84.8
North Carolina 1	Eva M. Clayton	66,827 (61.1%)	Ted Tyler	42,602 (38.9%)		D+22.1
North Carolina 2	Richard Moore	62,122 (44.0%)	David Funderburk	79,207 (56.0%)		R+12.1
North Carolina 3	H. Martin Lancaster	65,013 (47.3%)	Walter B. Jones, Jr.	72,464 (52.7%)		R+5.4
North Carolina 4	David E. Price	76,558 (49.6%)	Fred Heineman	77,773 (50.4%)		R+0.8
North Carolina 5	A. P. (Sandy) Sands	63,194 (42.7%)	Richard Burr	84,741 (57.3%)		R+14.6
North Carolina 6	none		Howard Coble	98,355 (100.0%)		R+100.0
North Carolina 7	Charlie Rose	62,670 (51.6%)	Robert C. Anderson	58,849 (48.4%)		D+3.1
North Carolina 8	W. G. (Bill) Hefner	62,845 (52.4%)	Sherrill Morgan	57,140 (47.6%)		D+4.8
North Carolina 9	Rory Blake	44,379 (35.0%)	Sue Myrick	82,374 (65.0%)		R+30.0
North Carolina 10	Robert Wayne Avery	42,939 (28.5%)	Cass Ballenger	107,829 (71.5%)		R+43.0
North Carolina 11	Maggie Palmer Lauterer	76,862 (39.9%)	Charles H. Taylor	115,826 (60.1%)		R+20.2
North Carolina 12	Melvin L. Watt	57,655 (65.8%)	Joseph A. (Joe) Martino	29,933 (34.2%)	33	D+31.6
North Dakota at large	Earl Pomeroy	123,134 (52.3%)	Gary Porter	105,988 (45.0%)	6,267	D+7.3
Ohio 1	David Mann	72,822 (43.9%)	Steve Chabot	92,997 (56.1%)		R+12.2
Ohio 2	Les Mann	43,730 (22.6%)	Rob Portman	150,128 (77.4%)		R+54.9
Ohio 3	Tony P. Hall	105,342 (59.3%)	David A. Westbrock	72,314 (40.7%)		D+18.6
Ohio 4	none		Michael G. Oxley	139,841 (100.0%)		R+100.0
Ohio 5	Jarrod Tudor	49,335 (26.6%)	Paul E. Gillmor	135,879 (73.4%)		R+46.7
Ohio 6	Ted Strickland	87,861 (49.1%)	Frank A. Cremans	91,263 (50.9%)		R+1.9
Ohio 7	none		David L. Hobson	140,124 (100.0%)		R+100.0
Ohio 8	none		John A. Boehner	148,338 (99.9%)	87	R+99.9
Ohio 9	Marcy Kaptur	118,120 (75.3%)	R. Randy Whitman	38,665 (24.7%)		D+50.7
Ohio 10	Francis E. Gaul	70,918 (38.6%)	Martin R. Hoke	95,226 (51.9%)	Joseph J. Jacobs, Jr. (Independent) 17,495 (9.5%)	R+13.2
Ohio 11	Louis Stokes	114,220 (77.2%)	James J. Sykora	33,705 (22.8%)	3	D+54.4
Ohio 12	Cynthia L. Ruccia	57,294 (33.2%)	John R. Kasich	114,608 (66.5%)	443	R+33.3
Ohio 13	Sherrod Brown	93,147 (49.1%)	Gregory A. White	86,422 (45.5%)	10,207	D+3.5
Ohio 14	Thomas C. Sawyer	96,274 (51.9%)	Lynn Slaby	89,106 (48.1%)	24	D+3.9
Ohio 15	Bill Buckel	46,480 (29.1%)	Deborah Pryce	112,912 (70.7%)	304	R+41.6
Ohio 16	J. Michael Finn	45,781 (25.0%)	Ralph Regula	137,322 (75.0%)		R+50.0
Ohio 17	James A. Traficant, Jr.	149,004 (77.4%)	Mike G. Meister	43,490 (22.6%)		D+54.8
Ohio 18	Greg L. Didonato	87,926 (46.0%)	Robert W. Ney	103,115 (54.0%)		R+8.0
Ohio 19	Eric Fingerhut	89,701 (43.5%)	Steven C. Latourette	99,997 (48.5%)	Ronald E. Young (Independent) 11,364 (5.5%)	R+5.0
Oklahoma 1	Stuart Price	63,753 (37.3%)	Steve Largent	107,085 (62.7%)		R+25.4
Oklahoma 2	Virgil R. Cooper	75,943 (47.9%)	Tom A. Coburn	82,479 (52.1%)		R+4.1
Oklahoma 3	Bill K. Brewster	115,731 (73.8%)	Darrel Dewayne Tallant	41,147 (26.2%)		D+47.5
Oklahoma 4	David Perryman	67,237 (43.3%)	J. C. Watts, Jr.	80,251 (51.6%)	Bill Tiffee (Independent) 7,913 (5.1%)	R+8.4
Oklahoma 5	none		Ernest J. Istook, Jr.	136,877 (78.1%)	Tom Keith (Independent) 38,270 (21.9%)	R+78.2
Oklahoma 6	Jeffrey S. Tollett	45,399 (29.8%)	Frank D. Lucas	106,961 (70.2%)		R+40.4
Oregon 1	Elizabeth Furse	121,147 (47.7%)	Bill Witt	120,846 (47.6%)	11,996	D+0.1
Oregon 2	Sue C. Kupillas	90,822 (38.7%)	Wes Cooley	134,255 (57.3%)	9,304	R+18.5
Oregon 3	Ron Wyden	161,624 (72.5%)	Everett Hall	43,211 (19.4%)	Mark Brunelle (Independent) 13,550 (6.1%)	D+53.1
Oregon 4	Peter A. Defazio	158,981 (66.8%)	John D. Newkirk	78,947 (33.2%)	221	D+33.6
Oregon 5	Catherine Webber	114,015 (46.8%)	Jim Bunn	121,369 (49.8%)	8,232	R+3.0
Pennsylvania 1	Thomas M. Foglietta	99,669 (81.5%)	Roger F. Gordon	22,595 (18.5%)		D+63.0
Pennsylvania 2	Chaka Fattah	120,553 (85.9%)	Lawrence R. Watson	19,824 (14.1%)		D+71.8
Pennsylvania 3	Robert A. Borski	92,702 (62.7%)	James C. Hasher	55,209 (37.3%)		D+25.4
Pennsylvania 4	Ron Klink	119,115 (64.2%)	Ed Peglow	66,509 (35.8%)	6	D+28.3
Pennsylvania 5	none		William F. Clinger, Jr.	145,335 (99.9%)	96	R+99.9
Pennsylvania 6	Tim Holden	90,023 (56.7%)	Fred Levering	68,610 (43.3%)		D+13.5
Pennsylvania 7	Sara Nichols	59,845 (30.3%)	Curt Weldon	137,480 (69.7%)		R+39.3
Pennsylvania 8	John P. Murray	44,559 (26.7%)	James C. Greenwood	110,499 (66.1%)	12,116	R+39.4
Pennsylvania 9	none		Bud Shuster	146,688 (99.7%)	515	R+99.7
Pennsylvania 10	Daniel J. Schreffler	50,635 (31.1%)	Joseph M. McDade	106,992 (65.7%)	5,263	R+34.6
Pennsylvania 11	Paul E. Kanjorski	101,966 (66.5%)	J. Andrew Podolak	51,295 (33.5%)	16	D+33.1
Pennsylvania 12	John P. Murtha	117,825 (68.9%)	Bill Choby	53,147 (31.1%)	33	D+37.8
Pennsylvania 13	Marjorie Margolies-Mezvinsky	88,073 (45.2%)	Jon D. Fox	96,254 (49.4%)	10,461	R+4.2
Pennsylvania 14	William J. Coyne	105,310 (64.1%)	John Robert Clark	53,221 (32.4%)	5,679	D+31.7
Pennsylvania 15	Paul McHale	72,073 (47.8%)	Jim Yeager	71,602 (47.4%)	7,234	D+0.3
Pennsylvania 16	Bill Chertok	47,680 (30.3%)	Robert S. Walker	109,759 (69.7%)	16	R+39.4
Pennsylvania 17	none		George W. Gekas	133,788 (99.9%)	187	R+99.9
Pennsylvania 18	Michael F. Doyle	101,784 (54.8%)	John McCarty	83,881 (45.2%)	85	D+9.6
Pennsylvania 19	none		William F. Goodling	124,496 (99.5%)	621	R+99.5
Pennsylvania 20	Frank Mascara	95,251 (53.1%)	Mike McCormick	84,156 (46.9%)	12	D+6.2
Pennsylvania 21	Bill Leavens	84,796 (46.9%)	Phil English	89,439 (49.5%)	6,594	R+2.6
Rhode Island 1	Patrick J. Kennedy	89,832 (54.1%)	Kevin Vigilante	76,069 (45.9%)		D+8.3
Rhode Island 2	Jack Reed	119,659 (68.0%)	A. John Elliot	56,348 (32.0%)		D+36.0
South Carolina 1	Robert Barber	47,769 (32.4%)	Marshall "Mark" Sanford	97,803 (66.3%)	1,899	R+33.9
South Carolina 2	none		Floyd Spence	133,307 (99.8%)	285	R+99.8
South Carolina 3	James E. Bryan, Jr.	59,932 (39.9%)	Lindsey O. Graham	90,123 (60.1%)	13	R+20.1
South Carolina 4	Jerry L. Fowler	39,396 (26.4%)	Bob Inglis	109,626 (73.5%)	154	R+47.1
South Carolina 5	John M. Spratt, Jr.	77,311 (52.1%)	Larry Bigham	70,967 (47.8%)	85	D+4.3
South Carolina 6	James E. Clyburn	88,635 (63.8%)	Gary McLeod	50,259 (36.2%)	29	D+27.6
South Dakota at large	Tim Johnson	183,036 (59.8%)	Jan Berkhout	112,054 (36.6%)	10,832	D+23.2
Tennessee 1	J. Carr (Jack) Christian	34,691 (24.6%)	James H. (Jimmy) Quillen	102,947 (72.9%)	3,589	R+48.3
Tennessee 2	none		John J. Duncan, Jr.	128,937 (90.5%)	13,545	R+90.5
Tennessee 3	Randy Button	73,839 (45.6%)	Zach Wamp	84,583 (52.3%)	3,431	R+6.6
Tennessee 4	Jeff Whorley	60,489 (42.0%)	Van Hilleary	81,539 (56.6%)	1,948	R+14.6
Tennessee 5	Bob Clement	95,953 (60.2%)	John Osborne	61,692 (38.7%)	1,659	D+21.5
Tennessee 6	Bart Gordon	90,933 (50.6%)	Steve Gill	88,759 (49.4%)	7	D+1.2
Tennessee 7	Harold Byrd	65,851 (38.6%)	Ed Bryant	102,587 (60.2%)	1,945	R+21.6
Tennessee 8	John S. Tanner	97,951 (63.8%)	Neal R. Morris	55,573 (36.2%)	14	D+27.6
Tennessee 9	Harold E. Ford	94,805 (57.8%)	Rod Deberry	69,226 (42.2%)	9	D+15.6
Texas 1	Jim Chapman	86,480 (55.3%)	Mike Blankenship	63,911 (40.9%)	6,001	D+14.4
Texas 2	Charles Wilson	87,709 (57.0%)	Donna Peterson	66,071 (43.0%)		D+14.1
Texas 3	none		Sam Johnson	157,011 (91.0%)	Tom Donahue (Libertarian) 15,611 (9.0%)	R+91.0
Texas 4	Ralph M. Hall	99,303 (58.8%)	David L. Bridges	67,267 (39.8%)	2,377	D+19.0
Texas 5	John Bryant	61,877 (50.1%)	Pete Sessions	58,521 (47.3%)	3,218	D+2.7
Texas 6	Terry Jesmore	44,286 (22.0%)	Joe Barton	152,038 (75.6%)	4,688	R+53.6
Texas 7	none		Bill Arher	116,873 (100.0%)		R+100.0
Texas 8	none		Jacl Fields	148,473 (92.0%)	Russ Klecka (Independent) 12,831 (8.0%)	R+92.1
Texas 9	Jack Brooks	71,643 (45.7%)	Steve Stockman	81,353 (51.9%)	3,801	R+6.2
Texas 10	Lloyd Doggett	113,738 (56.3%)	Jo Baylor	80,382 (39.8%)	7,866	D+16.5
Texas 11	Chet Edwards	76,667 (59.2%)	Jim Broyles	52,876 (40.8%)		D+18.4
Texas 12	Pete Geren	96,372 (68.7%)	Ernest J. Anderson, Jr.	43,959 (31.3%)		D+37.4
Texas 13	Bill Sarpalius	63,923 (44.6%)	William M. "Mac" Thornberry	79,466 (55.4%)		R+10.8
Texas 14	Greg Laughlin	86,175 (55.6%)	Jim Deats	68,793 (44.4%)		D+11.2
Texas 15	E De La Garza	61,527 (59.0%)	Tom Haughey	41,119 (39.4%)	1,720	D+19.6
Texas 16	Ronald D. Coleman	49,815 (57.1%)	Bobby Ortiz	37,409 (42.9%)		D+14.2
Texas 17	Charles W. Stenholm	83,497 (53.7%)	Phil Boone	72,108 (46.3%)		D+7.3
Texas 18	Sheila Jackson-Lee	84,790 (73.5%)	Jerry Burley	28,153 (24.4%)	2,447	D+49.1
Texas 19	none		Larry Combest	120,641 (100.0%)		R+100.0
Texas 20	Henry B. Gonzalez	60,114 (62.5%)	Carl Bill Colyer	36,035 (37.5%)		D+25.0
Texas 21	none		Lamar S. Smith	165,595 (90.0%)	Kerry L. Lowry (Independent) 18,480 (10.0%)	R+90.0
Texas 22	Scott Douglas Cunningham	38,826 (23.8%)	Tom Delay	120,302 (73.7%)	4,016	R+49.9
Texas 23	Rolando L. Rios	44,101 (37.4%)	Henry Bonilla	73,815 (62.6%)		R+25.2
Texas 24	Martin Frost	65,019 (52.8%)	Ed Harrison	58,062 (47.2%)		D+5.7
Texas 25	Ken Bentsen	61,959 (52.3%)	Gene Fontenot	53,321 (45.0%)	3,249	D+7.3
Texas 26	Leearl Ann Bryant	39,763 (22.4%)	Richard K. Armey	135,398 (76.4%)	2,030	R+54.0
Texas 27	Solomon P. Ortiz	65,325 (59.4%)	Erol A. Stone	44,693 (40.6%)		D+18.8
Texas 28	Frank Tejeda	73,986 (70.9%)	David C. Slatter	28,777 (27.6%)	1,612	D+43.3
Texas 29	Gene Green	44,102 (73.4%)	Harold (Oilman) Eide	15,952 (26.6%)		D+46.9
Texas 30	Eddie Bernice Johnson	73,166 (72.6%)	Lucy Cain	25,848 (25.7%)	1,728	D+47.0
Utah 1	Bobbie Coray	57,664 (35.5%)	James V. Hansen	104,954 (64.5%)		R+29.1
Utah 2	Karen Shepherd	66,911 (35.9%)	Enid G. Waldhotz	85,507 (45.8%)	Merrill Cook (Independent) 34,167 (18.3%)	R+10.0
Utah 3	Bill Orton	91,505 (59.0%)	Dixie Thompson	61,839 (39.9%)	1,802	D+19.1
Vermont at large	none		John Carroll	98,523 (46.6%)	Bernard Sanders (Independent) 105,502 (49.9%)	Ind. +3.3
Virginia 1	Mary F. Sinclair	45,173 (23.5%)	Herbert H. Bateman	142,930 (74.3%)	4,393	R+50.8
Virginia 2	Owen B. Pickett	81,372 (59.0%)	J. L. "Jim" Chapman IV	56,375 (40.9%)	55	D+18.1
Virginia 3	Robert C. Scott	108,532 (79.4%)	Thomas E. "Tom" Ward	28,080 (20.6%)	8	D+58.9
Virginia 4	Norman Sisisky	115,055 (61.6%)	A. George Sweet III	71,678 (38.4%)	22	D+23.2
Virginia 5	L. F. Payne	95,308 (53.3%)	George C. Landrith III	83,555 (46.7%)	34	D+6.6
Virginia 6	none		Bob Goodlatte	126,455 (99.9%)	189	R+99.9
Virginia 7	none		Thomas J. Bliley, Jr.	176,941 (84.0%)	Gerald E. "Jerry" Berg (Independent) 33,220 (15.8%)	R+84.0
Virginia 8	James P. Moran	120,281 (59.3%)	Kyle E. McSlarrow	79,568 (39.3%)	2,824	D+20.1
Virginia 9	Rick Boucher	102,876 (58.8%)	S. H. "Steve" Fast	72,133 (41.2%)	15	D+17.6
Virginia 10	none		Frank R. Wolf	153,311 (87.3%)	Alan R. Ogden (Independent) 13,687 (7.8%)	R+87.3
Virginia 11	Leslie L. Byrne	84,104 (45.3%)	Thomas M. Davis	98,216 (52.9%)	3,360	R+7.6
Washington 1	Maria Cantwell	94,110 (48.3%)	Rick White	100,554 (51.7%)		R+3.3
Washington 2	Harrit A. Spanel	89,096 (45.3%)	Jack Metcalf	107,430 (54.7%)		R+9.3
Washington 3	Jolene Unsoeld	85,826 (44.6%)	Linda Smith	100,188 (52.0%)	6,620	R+7.5
Washington 4	Jay Inslee	81,198 (46.7%)	Richard "Doc" Hastings	92,828 (53.3%)		R+6.7
Washington 5	Thomas S. Foley	106,074 (49.1%)	George R. Nethercutt, Jr.	110,057 (50.9%)		R+1.8
Washington 6	Norman D. Dicks	105,480 (58.3%)	Benjamin Gregg	75,322 (41.7%)		D+16.7
Washington 7	Jim McDermott	148,353 (75.1%)	Keith Harris	49,091 (24.9%)		D+50.3
Washington 8	Jim Wyrick	44,165 (23.9%)	Jennifer Dunn	140,409 (76.1%)		R+52.1
Washington 9	Mikekreidler	72,451 (48.2%)	Randy Tate	77,833 (51.8%)		R+3.6
West Virginia 1	Alan B. Mollohan	103,177 (70.3%)	Sally Rossy Riley	43,590 (29.7%)		D+40.6
West Virginia 2	Robert E. Wise, Jr.	90,757 (63.7%)	Sam Cravotta	51,691 (36.3%)		D+27.4
West Virginia 3	Nick J. Rahall, Jr.	74,967 (63.9%)	Ben Waldman	42,382 (36.1%)		D+27.8
Wisconsin 1	Peter W. Barca	82,817 (48.8%)	Mark W. Neumann	83,937 (49.4%)	3,101	R+0.7
Wisconsin 2	Thomas C. Hecht	55,406 (28.7%)	Scott L. Klug	133,734 (69.2%)	4,109	R+40.5
Wisconsin 3	Harvey Stower	65,758 (41.0%)	Steve Gunderson	89,338 (55.7%)	5,217	R+14.7
Wisconsin 4	Gerald D. Kleczka	93,789 (53.7%)	Tom Reynolds	78,225 (44.8%)	2,675	D+8.9
Wisconsin 5	Thomas M. Barrett	87,806 (62.4%)	Steven B. Hollingshead	51,145 (36.4%)	1,689	D+26.1
Wisconsin 6	none		Thomas E. Petri	119,384 (99.5%)	603	R+99.5
Wisconsin 7	David R. Obey	97,184 (54.3%)	Scott West	81,706 (45.7%)	31	D+8.7
Wisconsin 8	Stan Gruszynski	65,065 (36.3%)	Toby Roth	114,319 (63.7%)	76	R+27.5
Wisconsin 9	none		F. James Sensenbrenner, Jr.	141,617 (99.8%)	336	R+99.8
Wyoming at large	Bob Schuster	81,022 (41.3%)	Barbara Cubin	104,426 (53.2%)	Dave Dawson (Libertarian) 10,749 (5.5%)	R+11.9

Margin: the Democrat's share of all votes minus the Republican's. The 1994 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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