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Election 1994 Results

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1994 US House elections in California

California elected 52 members of the House in 1994: Democrats won 27 seats and Republicans 25.

The closest was the 36th district, decided by 0.4 points: Jane Harman (Democrat) beat Susan Brooks (Republican), 48.0% to 47.6%, a margin of 0.4 points and 812 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 42 of the 58 counties and Democrats in 16. The largest, Los Angeles, cast 1,966,218 votes and went to the Democrat by 11.5 points. The closest was Mendocino, where 20 votes separated the two parties.

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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

District	Democrat	Votes	Republican	Votes	Others	Margin
1	Dan Hamburg	93,717 (46.7%)	Frank Riggs	106,870 (53.3%)	86	R+6.6
2	Mary Jacobs	55,959 (26.0%)	Wally Herger	137,864 (64.2%)	21,037	R+38.1
3	Vic Fazio	97,093 (49.8%)	Tim Lefever	89,964 (46.1%)	8,100	D+3.7
4	Katie Hirning	82,505 (34.9%)	John T. Doolittle	144,936 (61.3%)	8,882	R+26.4
5	Robert T. Matsui	125,042 (68.5%)	Robert S. Dinsmore	52,905 (29.0%)	4,649	D+39.5
6	Lynn C. Woolsey	137,642 (58.1%)	Michael J. Nugent	88,940 (37.6%)	10,258	D+20.6
7	George Miller	116,105 (69.7%)	Charles V. Hughes	45,698 (27.4%)	4,798	D+42.3
8	Nancy Pelosi	137,642 (81.8%)	Elsa C. Cheung	30,528 (18.2%)	1	D+63.7
9	Ronald V. Dellums	129,233 (72.2%)	Deborah Wright	40,448 (22.6%)	9,194	D+49.6
10	Ellen Schwartz	90,523 (38.6%)	Bill Baker	138,916 (59.3%)	4,802	R+20.7
11	Randy A. Perry	55,794 (34.9%)	Richard W. Pombo	99,302 (62.1%)	4,718	R+27.2
12	Tom Lantos	118,408 (67.4%)	Deborah Wilder	57,228 (32.6%)		D+34.8
13	Fortney Pete Stark	97,344 (64.6%)	Larry Molton	45,555 (30.2%)	7,743	D+34.4
14	Anna G. Eshoo	120,713 (60.6%)	Ben Brink	78,475 (39.4%)		D+21.2
15	Norman Y. Mineta	119,921 (59.9%)	Robert Wick	80,266 (40.1%)	17	D+19.8
16	Zoe Lofgren	74,935 (65.0%)	Lyle J. Smith	40,409 (35.0%)	8	D+29.9
17	Sam Farr	87,222 (52.2%)	Bill McCampbell	74,380 (44.5%)	5,591	D+7.7
18	Gary A. Condit	91,106 (65.5%)	Tom Carter	44,046 (31.7%)	3,902	D+33.8
19	Richard H. Lehman	72,912 (39.6%)	George P. Radanovich	104,435 (56.8%)	6,579	R+17.1
20	Calvin M. Dooley	57,394 (56.7%)	Paul Young	43,836 (43.3%)		D+13.4
21	John L. Evans	47,517 (27.7%)	William M. Thomas	116,874 (68.1%)	7,238	R+40.4
22	Walter Holden Capps	101,424 (48.5%)	Andrea H. Seastrand	102,987 (49.3%)	4,597	R+0.8
23	Kevin Ready	47,345 (27.5%)	Elton Gallegly	114,043 (66.2%)	10,952	R+38.7
24	Anthony C. Beilenson	95,342 (49.4%)	Rich Sybert	91,806 (47.5%)	6,031	D+1.8
25	James H. Gilmartin	53,445 (31.4%)	Howard P. "Buck" McKeon	110,301 (64.9%)	6,225	R+33.5
26	Howard L. Berman	55,145 (62.6%)	Gary E. Forsch	28,423 (32.2%)	4,570	D+30.3
27	Doug Kahn	70,267 (42.1%)	Carlos J. Moorhead	88,341 (53.0%)	8,166	R+10.8
28	Tommy Randle	50,022 (30.4%)	David Dreier	110,179 (67.1%)	4,076	R+36.6
29	Henry A. Waxman	129,413 (68.0%)	Paul Stepanek	53,801 (28.3%)	7,162	D+39.7
30	Xavier Becerra	43,943 (66.2%)	David A. Ramirez	18,741 (28.2%)	3,741	D+37.9
31	Matthew G. Martinez	50,541 (59.1%)	John V. Flores	34,926 (40.9%)		D+18.3
32	Julian C. Dixon	98,017 (77.6%)	Ernie A. Farhat	22,190 (17.6%)	6,099	D+60.0
33	Lucille Roybal-Allard	33,814 (81.5%)	none		7,694	D+81.5
34	Esteban Edward Torres	72,439 (61.7%)	Albert J. Nunez	40,068 (34.1%)	4,948	D+27.6
35	Maxine Waters	65,688 (78.1%)	Nate Truman	18,390 (21.9%)	3	D+56.3
36	Jane Harman	93,939 (48.0%)	Susan Brooks	93,127 (47.6%)	8,742	D+0.4
37	Walter R. Tucker III	64,166 (77.4%)	none		18,765	D+77.4
38	Peter Mathews	53,681 (36.8%)	Stephan Horn	85,225 (58.5%)	6,863	R+21.6
39	R. O. "Bob" Davis	49,696 (29.0%)	Edward R. Royce	113,641 (66.4%)	7,907	R+37.3
40	Donald "Don" M. Rusk	48,003 (29.3%)	Jerry Lewis	115,728 (70.7%)		R+41.4
41	Ed Tessier	50,043 (37.9%)	Jay Kim	82,100 (62.1%)		R+24.3
42	George E. Brown, Jr.	58,888 (51.1%)	Rob Guzman	56,259 (48.8%)	58	D+2.3
43	Mark A. Takano	59,342 (38.4%)	Ken Calvert	84,500 (54.7%)	10,544	R+16.3
44	Steve Clute	65,370 (38.1%)	Sonny Bono	95,521 (55.6%)	10,885	R+17.6
45	Brett Williamson	55,849 (30.9%)	Dana Rohrabacher	124,875 (69.1%)		R+38.2
46	Michael P. "Mike" Farber	33,004 (37.2%)	Robert K. Dornan	50,616 (57.1%)	5,077	R+19.9
47	Gary Kingsbury	53,669 (25.0%)	Christopher Cox	154,071 (71.7%)	7,257	R+46.7
48	Andrei Leschick	43,523 (22.2%)	Ron Packard	143,570 (73.4%)	8,543	R+51.1
49	Lynn Schenk	85,597 (46.0%)	Brian P. Bilbray	90,283 (48.5%)	10,238	R+2.5
50	Bob Filner	59,214 (56.7%)	Mary Aice Acevedo	36,955 (35.4%)	8,282	D+21.3
51	Rita K. Tamerius	57,374 (27.7%)	Randy "Duke" Cunningham	138,547 (66.9%)	11,067	R+39.2
52	Janet M. Gatil	53,024 (31.1%)	Duncan Hunter	109,201 (64.0%)	8,461	R+32.9

The House vote in every county

County	Democrat	Republican	Others	Total	Margin
Los Angeles	1,049,420 53.4%	822,768 41.8%	94,030	1,966,218	D+11.5
San Diego	268,015 36.7%	421,914 57.7%	41,166	731,095	R+21.1
Orange	202,699 27.8%	504,928 69.2%	21,902	729,529	R+41.4
Santa Clara	259,296 60.9%	165,439 38.9%	955	425,690	D+22.0
Alameda	245,387 63.7%	122,063 31.7%	17,817	385,267	D+32.0
Sacramento	193,237 55.2%	145,403 41.5%	11,651	350,291	D+13.7
Riverside	126,761 37.6%	188,620 55.9%	21,838	337,219	R+18.3
San Bernardino	129,722 38.5%	207,087 61.5%	58	336,867	R+23.0
Contra Costa	152,825 52.6%	131,263 45.2%	6,438	290,526	D+7.4
San Francisco	173,229 79.5%	44,593 20.5%	1	217,823	D+59.1
Ventura	60,971 28.7%	139,242 65.6%	12,186	212,399	R+36.9
San Mateo	132,391 64.3%	73,655 35.7%		206,046	D+28.5
Fresno	81,566 46.2%	90,035 51.0%	4,792	176,393	R+4.8
Sonoma	84,481 54.7%	62,928 40.8%	6,899	154,308	D+14.0
Kern	46,171 31.0%	97,142 65.1%	5,800	149,113	R+34.2
Santa Barbara	66,655 51.1%	60,977 46.7%	2,846	130,478	D+4.4
San Joaquin	45,646 36.2%	77,172 61.2%	3,349	126,167	R+25.0
Marin	63,219 61.6%	36,014 35.1%	3,359	102,592	D+26.5
Solano	53,357 55.3%	41,019 42.5%	2,115	96,491	D+12.8
Stanislaus	63,972 66.9%	28,872 30.2%	2,771	95,615	D+36.7
Santa Cruz	55,532 61.2%	32,351 35.7%	2,853	90,736	D+25.5
Monterey	41,498 46.8%	44,647 50.4%	2,438	88,583	R+3.6
San Luis Obispo	36,595 44.1%	44,365 53.4%	2,111	83,071	R+9.4
Tulare	27,800 36.2%	46,965 61.2%	2,003	76,768	R+25.0
Placer	26,532 35.1%	46,053 61.0%	2,924	75,509	R+25.9
Butte	19,092 28.3%	41,573 61.6%	6,796	67,461	R+33.3
Shasta	11,663 21.4%	37,112 68.2%	5,679	54,454	R+46.7
El Dorado	18,072 34.5%	32,381 61.8%	1,971	52,424	R+27.3
Humboldt	20,606 43.6%	26,667 56.4%	12	47,285	R+12.8
Yolo	28,892 61.2%	16,675 35.3%	1,642	47,209	D+25.9
Napa	19,281 47.9%	20,991 52.1%		40,272	R+4.2
Merced	24,717 63.9%	12,953 33.5%	1,015	38,685	D+30.4
Nevada	10,641 28.9%	21,991 59.7%	4,198	36,830	R+30.8
Mendocino	14,674 49.9%	14,654 49.9%	56	29,384	D+0.1
Madera	9,926 37.3%	15,732 59.1%	951	26,609	R+21.8
Imperial	8,245 36.4%	13,604 60.0%	816	22,665	R+23.6
Kings	10,676 48.4%	11,391 51.6%		22,067	R+3.2
Sutter	8,041 36.5%	13,303 60.3%	705	22,049	R+23.9
Tuolumne	7,262 37.5%	11,484 59.3%	615	19,361	R+21.8
Lake	9,104 47.9%	9,889 52.1%		18,993	R+4.1
Siskiyou	5,197 28.5%	11,801 64.8%	1,218	18,216	R+36.3
Tehama	7,926 43.9%	9,014 50.0%	1,096	18,036	R+6.0
Calaveras	5,065 33.6%	9,339 62.0%	662	15,066	R+28.4
Yuba	3,232 23.7%	9,427 69.0%	1,000	13,659	R+45.4
Amador	4,503 34.8%	8,023 62.0%	420	12,946	R+27.2
San Benito	5,010 44.8%	5,884 52.6%	300	11,194	R+7.8
Plumas	2,457 29.2%	5,492 65.4%	454	8,403	R+36.1
Lassen	2,086 26.4%	5,265 66.7%	544	7,895	R+40.3
Glenn	3,417 43.8%	4,124 52.9%	259	7,800	R+9.1
Del Norte	2,456 34.0%	4,744 65.7%	18	7,218	R+31.7
Mariposa	2,480 34.8%	4,330 60.8%	312	7,122	R+26.0
Inyo	2,144 30.4%	4,910 69.6%		7,054	R+39.2
Trinity	1,399 26.6%	3,252 61.7%	616	5,267	R+35.2
Colusa	2,219 44.2%	2,672 53.3%	124	5,015	R+9.0
Modoc	824 22.0%	2,438 65.1%	484	3,746	R+43.1
Mono	1,000 29.0%	2,303 66.9%	140	3,443	R+37.8
Sierra	412 26.7%	1,011 65.6%	119	1,542	R+38.8
Alpine	258 40.6%	346 54.4%	32	636	R+13.8

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

California in every House election we hold

Year	Seats	House vote
2024	D 43, R 9	D+19.9
2022	D 40, R 12	D+23.3
2020	D 42, R 11	D+28.6
2018	D 46, R 7	D+32.7
2016	D 39, R 14	D+26.2
2014	D 39, R 14	D+15.3
2012	D 38, R 15	D+21.0
2010	D 34, R 19	D+9.9
2008	D 34, R 19	D+23.2
2006	D 34, R 19	D+16.9
2004	D 33, R 20	D+10.3
2002	D 33, R 20	D+7.0
2000	D 32, R 20	D+9.2
1998	D 28, R 24	D+6.6
1996	D 29, R 23	D+4.4
1994	D 27, R 25	R+1.3
1992	D 30, R 22	D+10.2
1990	D 26, R 19	D+3.0

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