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Election 1994 Results

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1994 US House elections in Kansas

Kansas elected 4 members of the House in 1994: Democrats won 0 seats and Republicans 4.

The closest was the 4th district, decided by 5.8 points: Todd Tiahrt (Republican) beat Dan Glickman (Democrat), 52.9% to 47.1%, a margin of 5.8 points and 12,287 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 102 of the 105 counties and Democrats in 3. The largest, Sedgwick, cast 134,304 votes and went to the Republican by 4.9 points. The closest was Cowley, where 129 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

DistrictDemocratVotesRepublicanVotesOthersMargin
1 Terry L. Nichols49,477 (22.6%) Pat Roberts169,531 (77.4%) R+54.8
2 John Carlin71,025 (34.4%) Sam Brownback135,725 (65.6%) R+31.3
3 Judy Hancock78,401 (43.4%) Jan Meyers102,218 (56.6%) R+13.2
4 Dan Glickman99,366 (47.1%) Todd Tiahrt111,653 (52.9%) R+5.8

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Sedgwick 63,829 47.5% 70,475 52.5% 134,304 R+4.9
Johnson 41,237 35.7% 74,314 64.3% 115,551 R+28.6
Shawnee 24,050 37.4% 40,292 62.6% 64,342 R+25.2
Wyandotte 20,160 64.0% 11,316 36.0% 31,476 D+28.1
Douglas 13,014 48.7% 13,724 51.3% 26,738 R+2.7
Reno 6,263 28.5% 15,698 71.5% 21,961 R+43.0
Butler 8,015 43.7% 10,344 56.3% 18,359 R+12.7
Saline 4,815 27.9% 12,442 72.1% 17,257 R+44.2
Leavenworth 6,119 37.5% 10,178 62.5% 16,297 R+24.9
Riley 4,959 34.4% 9,441 65.6% 14,400 R+31.1
Montgomery 6,115 48.9% 6,381 51.1% 12,496 R+2.1
Harvey 6,271 51.2% 5,966 48.8% 12,237 D+2.5
Crawford 5,088 41.8% 7,080 58.2% 12,168 R+16.4
Cowley 5,961 49.5% 6,090 50.5% 12,051 R+1.1
Barton 2,222 21.0% 8,353 79.0% 10,575 R+58.0
Lyon 3,420 33.4% 6,809 66.6% 10,229 R+33.1
McPherson 2,375 24.0% 7,538 76.0% 9,913 R+52.1
Ellis 2,852 30.9% 6,391 69.1% 9,243 R+38.3
Sumner 4,114 46.0% 4,826 54.0% 8,940 R+8.0
Miami 4,399 53.6% 3,810 46.4% 8,209 D+7.2
Finney 1,713 22.2% 6,004 77.8% 7,717 R+55.6
Franklin 2,153 29.1% 5,258 70.9% 7,411 R+41.9
Labette 2,885 39.2% 4,482 60.8% 7,367 R+21.7
Ford 1,465 20.4% 5,714 79.6% 7,179 R+59.2
Dickinson 1,618 24.1% 5,084 75.9% 6,702 R+51.7
Cherokee 2,587 39.9% 3,902 60.1% 6,489 R+20.3
Pottawatomie 1,674 26.2% 4,707 73.8% 6,381 R+47.5
Jefferson 1,991 31.9% 4,247 68.1% 6,238 R+36.2
Osage 1,670 27.7% 4,362 72.3% 6,032 R+44.6
Neosho 1,969 33.3% 3,948 66.7% 5,917 R+33.4
Atchison 2,420 41.0% 3,480 59.0% 5,900 R+18.0
Bourbon 1,529 28.7% 3,807 71.3% 5,336 R+42.7
Geary 1,811 34.9% 3,375 65.1% 5,186 R+30.2
Marion 1,139 22.3% 3,976 77.7% 5,115 R+55.5
Allen 1,445 28.8% 3,571 71.2% 5,016 R+42.4
Jackson 1,550 32.0% 3,290 68.0% 4,840 R+36.0
Nemaha 1,462 30.7% 3,300 69.3% 4,762 R+38.6
Marshall 1,300 28.8% 3,218 71.2% 4,518 R+42.5
Seward 678 15.7% 3,647 84.3% 4,325 R+68.6
Rice 926 22.8% 3,143 77.2% 4,069 R+54.5
Brown 1,021 25.5% 2,981 74.5% 4,002 R+49.0
Cloud 1,128 29.3% 2,720 70.7% 3,848 R+41.4
Coffey 791 21.4% 2,911 78.6% 3,702 R+57.3
Clay 642 18.3% 2,863 81.7% 3,505 R+63.4
Pratt 751 21.6% 2,730 78.4% 3,481 R+56.9
Thomas 600 17.4% 2,848 82.6% 3,448 R+65.2
Kingman 1,420 41.3% 2,017 58.7% 3,437 R+17.4
Wilson 887 26.4% 2,472 73.6% 3,359 R+47.2
Russell 652 20.6% 2,520 79.4% 3,172 R+58.9
Greenwood 1,191 38.4% 1,909 61.6% 3,100 R+23.2
Linn 619 20.4% 2,412 79.6% 3,031 R+59.2
Wabaunsee 838 28.3% 2,128 71.7% 2,966 R+43.5
Doniphan 785 27.3% 2,095 72.7% 2,880 R+45.5
Anderson 740 25.7% 2,136 74.3% 2,876 R+48.5
Sherman 476 17.0% 2,316 83.0% 2,792 R+65.9
Pawnee 550 19.8% 2,222 80.2% 2,772 R+60.3
Mitchell 522 19.0% 2,225 81.0% 2,747 R+62.0
Harper 1,231 45.5% 1,473 54.5% 2,704 R+8.9
Republic 559 20.8% 2,124 79.2% 2,683 R+58.3
Washington 469 17.6% 2,194 82.4% 2,663 R+64.8
Barber 481 19.1% 2,042 80.9% 2,523 R+61.9
Ellsworth 650 25.9% 1,864 74.1% 2,514 R+48.3
Phillips 400 16.0% 2,103 84.0% 2,503 R+68.0
Morris 723 29.2% 1,757 70.8% 2,480 R+41.7
Ottawa 491 20.6% 1,888 79.4% 2,379 R+58.7
Rooks 433 18.7% 1,880 81.3% 2,313 R+62.6
Grant 341 15.3% 1,894 84.7% 2,235 R+69.5
Norton 358 16.3% 1,835 83.7% 2,193 R+67.4
Smith 524 23.9% 1,667 76.1% 2,191 R+52.2
Stafford 377 18.5% 1,665 81.5% 2,042 R+63.1
Scott 239 11.8% 1,793 88.2% 2,032 R+76.5
Osborne 437 21.5% 1,591 78.5% 2,028 R+56.9
Stevens 227 12.8% 1,544 87.2% 1,771 R+74.4
Meade 238 13.6% 1,506 86.4% 1,744 R+72.7
Gray 225 13.1% 1,496 86.9% 1,721 R+73.9
Lincoln 331 19.6% 1,362 80.4% 1,693 R+60.9
Ness 250 14.8% 1,442 85.2% 1,692 R+70.4
Cheyenne 239 14.7% 1,388 85.3% 1,627 R+70.6
Rush 333 20.8% 1,270 79.2% 1,603 R+58.5
Jewell 275 17.4% 1,306 82.6% 1,581 R+65.2
Decatur 243 15.9% 1,285 84.1% 1,528 R+68.2
Edwards 282 18.6% 1,232 81.4% 1,514 R+62.7
Trego 351 23.2% 1,160 76.8% 1,511 R+53.5
Woodson 411 28.1% 1,052 71.9% 1,463 R+43.8
Rawlins 195 13.6% 1,239 86.4% 1,434 R+72.8
Kiowa 167 11.7% 1,260 88.3% 1,427 R+76.6
Elk 530 37.2% 896 62.8% 1,426 R+25.7
Chautauqua 440 31.5% 956 68.5% 1,396 R+37.0
Gove 241 18.0% 1,095 82.0% 1,336 R+63.9
Graham 254 19.2% 1,072 80.8% 1,326 R+61.7
Morton 227 17.5% 1,073 82.5% 1,300 R+65.1
Kearny 217 16.7% 1,082 83.3% 1,299 R+66.6
Haskell 169 13.1% 1,117 86.9% 1,286 R+73.7
Logan 180 14.1% 1,094 85.9% 1,274 R+71.7
Sheridan 231 18.4% 1,024 81.6% 1,255 R+63.2
Chase 305 24.9% 920 75.1% 1,225 R+50.2
Clark 176 17.0% 860 83.0% 1,036 R+66.0
Hodgeman 137 13.4% 887 86.6% 1,024 R+73.2
Lane 124 12.5% 866 87.5% 990 R+74.9
Hamilton 151 15.3% 833 84.7% 984 R+69.3
Wichita 129 13.6% 821 86.4% 950 R+72.8
Comanche 131 14.9% 746 85.1% 877 R+70.1
Wallace 76 9.7% 706 90.3% 782 R+80.6
Greeley 106 14.0% 651 86.0% 757 R+72.0
Stanton 89 12.4% 628 87.6% 717 R+75.2

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

Kansas in every House election we hold

YearSeatsHouse vote
2024 D 1, R 3 R+17.1
2022 D 1, R 3 R+14.4
2020 D 1, R 3 R+16.1
2018 D 1, R 3 R+9.4
2016 D 0, R 4 R+32.1
2014 D 0, R 4 R+26.6
2012 D 0, R 4 R+51.6
2010 D 0, R 4 R+30.3
2008 D 1, R 3 R+18.2
2006 D 2, R 2 R+10.7
2004 D 1, R 3 R+29.1
2002 D 1, R 3 R+33.3
2000 D 1, R 3 R+31.6
1998 D 1, R 3 R+24.4
1996 D 0, R 4 R+15.8
1994 D 0, R 4 R+27.0
1992 D 2, R 2 R+9.2
1990 D 2, R 3 D+0.8