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Election 1996 Results
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1996 House election results by district and county
Republicans held the House for a second straight election, the first time they had done so since the 1920s, even as Bill Clinton won re-election.
Democrats won 207 seats in the House of Representatives in 1996 and Republicans 226, on these results. Their candidates took 43,451,504 and 43,418,499 votes (level of all votes cast, counting every district as it stood, including races with no candidate from one party).
The closest districts were Pennsylvania 13 (level), Massachusetts 6 (D+0.1) and Washington 3 (R+0.4). 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 1996 House elections
After two government shutdowns in 1995 and 1996, Democrats and labor unions campaigned hard against the new Republican majority and Speaker Newt Gingrich, and Clinton coasted to a second term. Republicans, though, ran on the risk of handing Clinton unchecked power, and many of their freshmen survived. Democrats gained a few seats, but Republicans kept a majority of about 226. The national House vote was nearly even. It was the first time Republicans had won back-to-back House majorities since 1928. The closest contests show how thin many margins were. In Pennsylvania's 13th District, Republican Jon Fox held on against Democrat Joseph Hoeffel by fewer than a hundred votes. Democrat John Tierney ousted Republican Peter Torkildsen in Massachusetts's 6th by about a tenth of a point. Republican Linda Smith held Washington's 3rd by 0.4 against Brian Baird, and John Shimkus won Illinois's 20th by half a point. In Kentucky's 3rd District, Republican Anne Northup beat Mike Ward, one of the 1994 survivors, by 0.5. Nancy Johnson, a moderate Republican, kept Connecticut's 6th by 0.7.
Every district
| District | Democrat | Votes | Republican | Votes | Others | Margin |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alabama 1 | Don Womack | 69,470 (33.8%) | Sonny Callahan | 132,206 (64.4%) | 3,741 | R+30.5 |
| Alabama 2 | Bob Gaines | 74,317 (35.4%) | Terry Everett | 132,563 (63.2%) | 2,913 | R+27.8 |
| Alabama 3 | T. D. (Ted) Little | 92,325 (47.3%) | Bob Riley | 98,353 (50.4%) | 4,369 | R+3.1 |
| Alabama 4 | Robert T. (Bob) Wilson Jr. | 99,250 (48.2%) | Robert B. Aderholt | 102,741 (49.9%) | 3,926 | R+1.7 |
| Alabama 5 | Robert E (Bud) Cramer Jr. | 114,442 (55.7%) | Wayne Parker | 86,727 (42.2%) | 4,378 | D+13.5 |
| Alabama 6 | Mary Lynn Bates | 69,592 (27.3%) | Spencer Bachus | 180,781 (70.9%) | 4,486 | R+43.6 |
| Alabama 7 | Earl F. Hilliard | 136,651 (71.1%) | Joe Powell | 52,142 (27.1%) | 3,320 | D+44.0 |
| Alaska at large | Georgianna "Georg" Lincoln | 85,114 (36.4%) | Don Young | 138,834 (59.4%) | 9,752 | R+23.0 |
| Arizona 1 | John Cox | 89,738 (39.8%) | Matt Salmon | 135,634 (60.2%) | R+20.4 | |
| Arizona 2 | Ed Pastor | 81,982 (65.0%) | Jim Buster | 38,786 (30.8%) | 5,333 | D+34.3 |
| Arizona 3 | Alexander "Big Al" Schneider | 88,214 (33.5%) | Bob Stump | 175,231 (66.5%) | R+33.0 | |
| Arizona 4 | Maria Elena Milton | 74,857 (33.2%) | John B. Shadegg | 150,486 (66.8%) | R+33.6 | |
| Arizona 5 | Mort Nelson | 67,597 (25.9%) | Jim Kolbe | 179,349 (68.7%) | 13,952 | R+42.8 |
| Arizona 6 | Steve Owens | 118,957 (46.6%) | J. D. Hayworth | 121,431 (47.6%) | Robert Anderson (Libertarian) 14,899 (5.8%) |
R+1.0 |
| Arkansas 1 | Marion Berry | 105,280 (52.8%) | Warren Dupwe | 88,436 (44.3%) | 5,734 | D+8.5 |
| Arkansas 2 | Vic Snyder | 114,841 (52.3%) | Bud Cummins | 104,548 (47.7%) | D+4.7 | |
| Arkansas 3 | Ann Henry | 102,994 (41.8%) | Asa Hutchinson | 137,093 (55.7%) | 6,045 | R+13.9 |
| Arkansas 4 | Vincent Tolliver | 72,391 (36.5%) | Jay Dickey | 125,956 (63.5%) | R+27.0 | |
| California 1 | Michela Alioto | 96,522 (43.5%) | Frank Riggs | 110,243 (49.6%) | Emil Rossi (Libertarian) 15,354 (6.9%) |
R+6.2 |
| California 2 | Roberts A. Braden | 80,401 (33.7%) | Wally Herger | 144,913 (60.8%) | 13,012 | R+27.1 |
| California 3 | Vic Fazio | 118,663 (53.5%) | Tim Lefever | 91,134 (41.1%) | 11,940 | D+12.4 |
| California 4 | Katie Hirning | 97,948 (36.1%) | John T. Doolittle | 164,048 (60.5%) | 9,319 | R+24.4 |
| California 5 | Robert T. Matsui | 142,618 (70.4%) | Robert S. Dinsmore | 52,940 (26.1%) | 6,902 | D+44.3 |
| California 6 | Lynn C. Woolsey | 156,958 (61.8%) | Duane C. Hughes | 86,278 (34.0%) | 10,600 | D+27.8 |
| California 7 | George Miller | 137,089 (71.8%) | Norman H. Reece | 42,542 (22.3%) | 11,286 | D+49.5 |
| California 8 | Nancy Pelosi | 175,216 (84.3%) | Justin Raimondo | 25,739 (12.4%) | 6,783 | D+72.0 |
| California 9 | Ronald V. Dellums | 154,806 (77.0%) | Deborah Wright | 37,126 (18.5%) | 9,036 | D+58.6 |
| California 10 | Ellen O. Tauscher | 137,726 (48.6%) | Bill Baker | 133,633 (47.2%) | 11,824 | D+1.5 |
| California 11 | Jason Silva | 65,536 (36.2%) | Richard W. Pombo | 107,477 (59.3%) | 8,083 | R+23.2 |
| California 12 | Tom Lantos | 149,049 (71.7%) | Storm Jenkins | 49,276 (23.7%) | 9,583 | D+48.0 |
| California 13 | Fortney Pete Stark | 114,408 (65.2%) | James S. Fay | 53,385 (30.4%) | 7,746 | D+34.8 |
| California 14 | Anna G. Eshoo | 148,773 (64.8%) | Ben Brink | 71,571 (31.2%) | 9,289 | D+33.6 |
| California 15 | Dick Lane | 79,048 (34.8%) | Tom Campbell | 132,737 (58.5%) | 15,083 | R+23.7 |
| California 16 | Zoe Lofgren | 94,020 (65.7%) | Chuck Wojslaw | 43,197 (30.2%) | 5,990 | D+35.5 |
| California 17 | Sam Farr | 115,116 (58.9%) | Jess Brown | 73,856 (37.8%) | 6,573 | D+21.1 |
| California 18 | Gary A. Condit | 108,827 (65.7%) | Bill Conrad | 52,695 (31.8%) | 4,064 | D+33.9 |
| California 19 | Paul Barile | 58,452 (28.3%) | George P. Radanovich | 137,402 (66.6%) | 10,525 | R+38.3 |
| California 20 | Calvin M. Dooley | 65,381 (56.5%) | Trice Harvey | 45,276 (39.1%) | 5,048 | D+17.4 |
| California 21 | Deborah A. Vollmer | 50,694 (26.5%) | William M. Thomas | 125,916 (65.9%) | 14,542 | R+39.4 |
| California 22 | Walter H. Capps | 118,299 (48.4%) | Andrea H. Seastrand | 107,987 (44.2%) | 17,900 | D+4.2 |
| California 23 | Robert R. Unruhe | 70,035 (35.1%) | Elton Gallegly | 118,880 (59.6%) | 10,592 | R+24.5 |
| California 24 | Brad Sherman | 106,193 (49.4%) | Rich Sybert | 93,629 (43.6%) | 15,026 | D+5.9 |
| California 25 | Diane Trautman | 65,089 (33.2%) | Howard P. "Buck" McKeon | 122,428 (62.4%) | 8,686 | R+29.2 |
| California 26 | Howard L. Berman | 67,525 (65.9%) | Bill Glass | 29,332 (28.6%) | 5,658 | D+37.3 |
| California 27 | Doug Kahn | 82,014 (43.2%) | James E. Rogan | 95,310 (50.2%) | 12,606 | R+7.0 |
| California 28 | David Levering | 69,037 (36.9%) | David Dreier | 113,389 (60.7%) | 4,459 | R+23.7 |
| California 29 | Henry A. Waxman | 145,278 (67.6%) | Paul Stepanek | 52,857 (24.6%) | 16,682 | D+43.0 |
| California 30 | Xavier Becerra | 58,283 (72.3%) | Patricia Jean Parker | 15,078 (18.7%) | 7,229 | D+53.6 |
| California 31 | Matthew G. Martinez | 69,285 (67.5%) | John V. Flores | 28,705 (28.0%) | 4,700 | D+39.5 |
| California 32 | Julian C. Dixon | 124,712 (82.4%) | Larry Ardito | 18,768 (12.4%) | 7,947 | D+70.0 |
| California 33 | Lucille Roybal-Allard | 47,478 (82.1%) | John P. Leonard | 8,147 (14.1%) | 2,203 | D+68.0 |
| California 34 | Esteban Edward Torres | 94,730 (68.4%) | David G. Nunez | 36,852 (26.6%) | 6,858 | D+41.8 |
| California 35 | Maxine Waters | 92,762 (85.5%) | Eric Carlson | 13,116 (12.1%) | 2,610 | D+73.4 |
| California 36 | Jane Harman | 117,752 (52.5%) | Susan Brooks | 98,538 (43.9%) | 8,169 | D+8.6 |
| California 37 | Juanita Millender-McDonald | 87,247 (85.0%) | Michael E. Voetee | 15,399 (15.0%) | D+70.0 | |
| California 38 | Rick Zbur | 71,627 (42.7%) | Stephen Horn | 88,136 (52.6%) | 7,882 | R+9.9 |
| California 39 | R. O. "Bob" Davis | 61,392 (31.9%) | Edward R. Royce | 120,761 (62.8%) | Jack Dean (Libertarian) 10,137 (5.3%) |
R+30.9 |
| California 40 | Robert "Bob" Conaway | 44,102 (29.0%) | Jerry Lewis | 98,821 (64.9%) | 9,338 | R+35.9 |
| California 41 | Richard L. Waldron | 47,346 (33.0%) | Jay Kim | 83,934 (58.5%) | 12,165 | R+25.5 |
| California 42 | George E. Brown Jr. | 52,166 (50.5%) | Linda M. Wilde | 51,170 (49.5%) | D+1.0 | |
| California 43 | Guy C. Kimbrough | 67,422 (38.0%) | Ken Calvert | 97,247 (54.7%) | 12,971 | R+16.8 |
| California 44 | Anita Rufus | 73,844 (38.6%) | Sonny Bono | 110,643 (57.8%) | 7,031 | R+19.2 |
| California 45 | Sally J. Alexander | 68,312 (33.2%) | Dana Rohrabacher | 125,326 (61.0%) | 11,884 | R+27.7 |
| California 46 | Loretta Sanchez | 47,964 (46.7%) | Robert K. Dornan | 46,980 (45.7%) | 7,840 | D+1.0 |
| California 47 | Tina Louise Laine | 70,362 (28.9%) | Christopher Cox | 160,078 (65.7%) | 13,337 | R+36.8 |
| California 48 | Dan Farrell | 59,558 (26.9%) | Ron Packard | 145,814 (65.9%) | 16,019 | R+39.0 |
| California 49 | Peter Navarro | 86,657 (41.9%) | Brian P. Bilbray | 108,806 (52.6%) | 11,305 | R+10.7 |
| California 50 | Bob Filner | 73,200 (61.9%) | Jim Baize | 38,351 (32.4%) | 6,789 | D+29.5 |
| California 51 | Rita Tamerius | 66,250 (28.9%) | Randy "Duke" Cunningham | 149,032 (65.1%) | 13,742 | R+36.2 |
| California 52 | Darity Wesley | 53,104 (29.8%) | Duncan Hunter | 116,746 (65.5%) | 8,471 | R+35.7 |
| Colorado 1 | Diana Degette | 112,631 (56.9%) | Joe Rogers | 79,540 (40.2%) | 5,668 | D+16.7 |
| Colorado 2 | David E. Skaggs | 145,894 (57.0%) | Patricia (Pat) Miller | 97,865 (38.3%) | 12,025 | D+18.8 |
| Colorado 3 | Albert L. Gurule | 82,953 (31.1%) | Scott McInnis | 183,523 (68.9%) | R+37.7 | |
| Colorado 4 | Guy Keller | 92,837 (38.0%) | Bob Schaffer | 137,012 (56.1%) | 14,218 | R+18.1 |
| Colorado 5 | Mike Robinson | 73,660 (28.1%) | Joel Hefley | 188,805 (71.9%) | R+43.9 | |
| Colorado 6 | Joan Fitz-Gerald | 88,600 (37.8%) | Dan Schaefer | 146,018 (62.2%) | R+24.5 | |
| Connecticut 1 | Barbara B. Kennelly | 158,222 (73.5%) | Kent Sleath | 53,666 (24.9%) | 3,248 | D+48.6 |
| Connecticut 2 | Sam Gjdenson | 115,175 (51.6%) | Edward W. Munster | 100,332 (44.9%) | 7,742 | D+6.7 |
| Connecticut 3 | Rosa L. Delauro | 150,798 (71.3%) | John Coppola | 59,335 (28.1%) | 1,219 | D+43.3 |
| Connecticut 4 | Bill Finch | 75,902 (37.6%) | Christopher Shays | 121,949 (60.5%) | 3,861 | R+22.8 |
| Connecticut 5 | James H. Maloney | 111,974 (52.0%) | Gary A. Franks | 98,782 (45.9%) | 4,374 | D+6.1 |
| Connecticut 6 | Charlotte Koskoff | 111,433 (48.9%) | Nancy L. Johnson | 113,020 (49.6%) | 3,303 | R+0.7 |
| Delaware at large | Dennis E. Williams | 73,258 (27.5%) | Michael N. Castle | 185,577 (69.5%) | 7,996 | R+42.1 |
| Florida 1 | Kevin Beck | 66,495 (27.4%) | Joe Scarborough | 175,946 (72.5%) | 104 | R+45.1 |
| Florida 2 | Allen Boyd | 138,151 (59.4%) | Bill Sutton | 94,122 (40.5%) | 127 | D+19.0 |
| Florida 3 | Corrine Brown | 98,085 (61.2%) | Preston James Fields | 62,196 (38.8%) | D+22.4 | |
| Florida 4 | none | Tillie K. Fowler | no vote | |||
| Florida: Unopposed; no votes were counted. | ||||||
| Florida 5 | Karen L. Thurman | 161,050 (61.7%) | Dave Gentry | 100,051 (38.3%) | D+23.4 | |
| Florida 6 | Newell O'Brien | 78,908 (32.8%) | Cliff Stearns | 161,527 (67.2%) | 7 | R+34.4 |
| Florida 7 | George Stuart Jr. | 87,832 (37.9%) | John L. Mica | 143,667 (62.0%) | 58 | R+24.1 |
| Florida 8 | Al Krulick | 65,794 (32.5%) | Bill McCollum | 136,515 (67.5%) | 17 | R+35.0 |
| Florida 9 | Jerry Provenzano | 73,809 (31.3%) | Michael Bilirakis | 161,708 (68.7%) | R+37.3 | |
| Florida 10 | Henry Green | 57,375 (33.4%) | C. W. Bill Young | 114,443 (66.6%) | 2 | R+33.2 |
| Florida 11 | Jim Davis | 108,522 (57.9%) | Mark Sharpe | 78,881 (42.1%) | D+15.8 | |
| Florida 12 | Mike Canady | 76,513 (38.4%) | Charles T. Canady | 122,584 (61.6%) | R+23.1 | |
| Florida 13 | Sanford Gordon | 96,098 (35.6%) | Dan Miller | 173,671 (64.3%) | 135 | R+28.7 |
| Florida 14 | Jim Nolan | 63,842 (26.5%) | Porter J. Goss | 176,992 (73.5%) | R+47.0 | |
| Florida 15 | John L. Byron | 115,981 (42.9%) | Dave Weldon | 139,014 (51.4%) | David Golding (Independent) 15,355 (5.7%) |
R+8.5 |
| Florida 16 | Jim Stuber | 98,827 (36.0%) | Mark Foley | 175,714 (64.0%) | R+28.0 | |
| Florida 17 | Carrie P. Meek | 114,638 (88.8%) | Wellington Rolle | 14,525 (11.2%) | 2 | D+77.5 |
| Florida 18 | none | Ileana Ros-Lehtinen | 123,659 (100.0%) | 6 | R+100.0 | |
| Florida 19 | Robert Wexler | 188,766 (65.6%) | Beverly Kennedy | 99,101 (34.4%) | D+31.2 | |
| Florida 20 | Peter Deutsch | 159,256 (65.0%) | Jim Jacobs | 85,777 (35.0%) | D+30.0 | |
| Florida 21 | none | Lincoln Diaz-Balart | 125,469 (100.0%) | 4 | R+100.0 | |
| Florida 22 | Kenneth D. Cooper | 84,517 (38.1%) | E. Clay Shaw Jr. | 137,098 (61.9%) | 3 | R+23.7 |
| Florida 23 | Alcee L. Hastings | 102,161 (73.5%) | Robert Paul Brown | 36,907 (26.5%) | 21 | D+46.9 |
| Georgia 1 | Rosemary D. Kaszans | 50,622 (31.8%) | Jack Kingston | 108,616 (68.2%) | R+36.4 | |
| Georgia 2 | Sanford D. Bishop Jr. | 88,256 (54.0%) | Darrel Bush Ealum | 75,282 (46.0%) | D+7.9 | |
| Georgia 3 | Jim Chafin | 76,538 (38.9%) | Mac Collins | 120,251 (61.1%) | R+22.2 | |
| Georgia 4 | Cynthia A. McKinney | 127,157 (57.8%) | John M. Mitnick | 92,985 (42.2%) | D+15.5 | |
| Georgia 5 | John Lewis | 136,555 (100.0%) | none | D+100.0 | ||
| Georgia 6 | Michael Coles | 127,135 (42.2%) | Newt Gingrich | 174,155 (57.8%) | R+15.6 | |
| Georgia 7 | Charlie Watts | 81,765 (42.2%) | Bob Barr | 112,009 (57.8%) | R+15.6 | |
| Georgia 8 | Jim Wiggins | 84,506 (47.4%) | Saxby Chambliss | 93,619 (52.6%) | R+5.1 | |
| Georgia 9 | McCracken "Ken" Poston | 69,662 (34.5%) | Nathan Deal | 132,532 (65.5%) | R+31.1 | |
| Georgia 10 | David Bell | 88,054 (47.7%) | Charlie Norwood | 96,723 (52.3%) | R+4.7 | |
| Georgia 11 | Tommy Stephenson | 80,940 (35.7%) | John Linder | 145,821 (64.3%) | R+28.6 | |
| Hawaii 1 | Neil Abercrombie | 86,732 (50.4%) | Orson Swindle | 80,053 (46.5%) | 5,421 | D+3.9 |
| Hawaii 2 | Patsy T. Mink | 109,178 (60.3%) | Tom Pico Jr. | 55,729 (30.8%) | 16,056 | D+29.5 |
| Idaho 1 | Dan Williams | 125,899 (47.5%) | Helen Chenoweth | 132,344 (50.0%) | 6,535 | R+2.4 |
| Idaho 2 | John D. Seidl | 67,625 (29.5%) | Michael D. Crapo | 157,646 (68.8%) | 3,977 | R+39.3 |
| Illinois 1 | Bobby L. Rush | 174,005 (85.7%) | Noel Naughton | 25,659 (12.6%) | 3,449 | D+73.0 |
| Illinois 2 | Jesse L. Jackson Jr. | 172,648 (94.1%) | none | Frank H. Stratman (Libertarian) 10,880 (5.9%) |
D+94.1 | |
| Illinois 3 | William O. Lipinski | 137,153 (65.3%) | Jim Nalepa | 67,214 (32.0%) | 5,549 | D+33.3 |
| Illinois 4 | Luis V. Gutierrez | 85,278 (93.6%) | none | William Passmore (Libertarian) 5,857 (6.4%) |
D+93.6 | |
| Illinois 5 | Rod R. Blagojevich | 117,544 (64.1%) | Michael Patrick Flanagan | 65,768 (35.9%) | 14 | D+28.2 |
| Illinois 6 | Stephen De La Rosa | 68,807 (33.4%) | Henry J. Hyde | 132,401 (64.3%) | 4,746 | R+30.9 |
| Illinois 7 | Danny K. Davis | 149,568 (82.6%) | Randy Borow | 27,241 (15.0%) | 4,286 | D+67.6 |
| Illinois 8 | Elizabeth Anne (Betty) Hull | 74,068 (36.1%) | Philip M. Crane | 127,763 (62.2%) | 3,474 | R+26.2 |
| Illinois 9 | Sidney R. Yates | 124,319 (63.4%) | Joseph Walsh | 71,763 (36.6%) | D+26.8 | |
| Illinois 10 | Philip R. Torf | 65,144 (30.9%) | John Edward Porter | 145,626 (69.1%) | 3 | R+38.2 |
| Illinois 11 | Clem Balanoff | 102,388 (48.2%) | Jerry Weller | 109,896 (51.8%) | R+3.5 | |
| Illinois 12 | Jerry F. Costello | 150,005 (71.6%) | Shapley R. Hunter | 55,690 (26.6%) | 3,824 | D+45.0 |
| Illinois 13 | Susan W. Hynes | 94,693 (40.1%) | Harris W. Fawell | 141,651 (59.9%) | R+19.9 | |
| Illinois 14 | Doug Mains | 74,332 (35.6%) | J. Dennis Hastert | 134,432 (64.4%) | R+28.8 | |
| Illinois 15 | Laurel Lunt Prussing | 90,065 (42.7%) | Thomas W. Ewing | 121,019 (57.3%) | R+14.7 | |
| Illinois 16 | Catherine M. Lee | 90,575 (39.7%) | Donald A. Manzullo | 137,523 (60.3%) | 2 | R+20.6 |
| Illinois 17 | Lane Evans | 120,008 (51.9%) | Mark Baker | 109,240 (47.3%) | 1,925 | D+4.7 |
| Illinois 18 | Mike Curran | 98,413 (40.7%) | Ray Lahood | 143,110 (59.3%) | R+18.5 | |
| Illinois 19 | Glenn Poshard | 158,668 (66.7%) | Brent Winters | 75,751 (31.8%) | 3,536 | D+34.9 |
| Illinois 20 | Jay C. Hoffman | 119,688 (49.7%) | John Shimkus | 120,926 (50.3%) | 4 | R+0.5 |
| Indiana 1 | Peter J. Visclosky | 133,553 (69.2%) | Michael Edward Petyo | 56,418 (29.2%) | 3,142 | D+39.9 |
| Indiana 2 | R. Marc Carmichael | 85,105 (40.0%) | David M. McIntosh | 123,113 (57.8%) | 4,665 | R+17.9 |
| Indiana 3 | Tim Roemer | 114,288 (57.9%) | Joe Zakas | 80,699 (40.9%) | 2,325 | D+17.0 |
| Indiana 4 | Gerald L. Houseman | 81,740 (39.3%) | Mark E. Souder | 121,344 (58.4%) | 4,796 | R+19.1 |
| Indiana 5 | Douglas L. Clark | 63,578 (30.1%) | Stephen E. Buyer | 125,191 (59.3%) | Tom Lehman (Libertarian) 22,342 (10.6%) |
R+29.2 |
| Indiana 6 | Carrie Jean Dillard-Trammell | 59,661 (23.1%) | Dan Burton | 193,193 (74.9%) | 5,003 | R+51.8 |
| Indiana 7 | Robert F. Hellmann | 72,705 (34.6%) | Edward A. Pease | 130,010 (62.0%) | 7,125 | R+27.3 |
| Indiana 8 | Jonathan Weinzapfel | 106,201 (48.3%) | John N. Hostettler | 109,860 (50.0%) | 3,803 | R+1.7 |
| Indiana 9 | Lee H. Hamilton | 128,123 (56.5%) | Jean Leising | 96,442 (42.5%) | 2,279 | D+14.0 |
| Indiana 10 | Julia Carson | 85,965 (52.9%) | Virginia Blankenbaker | 72,796 (44.8%) | 3,612 | D+8.1 |
| Iowa 1 | Bob Rush | 111,595 (45.6%) | James A. Leach | 129,242 (52.8%) | 3,759 | R+7.2 |
| Iowa 2 | Donna L. Smith | 109,731 (45.9%) | Jim Nussle | 127,827 (53.4%) | 1,741 | R+7.6 |
| Iowa 3 | Leonard L. Boswell | 115,914 (49.4%) | Mike Mahaffey | 111,895 (47.6%) | 7,066 | D+1.7 |
| Iowa 4 | Connie McBurney | 119,790 (46.7%) | Greg Ganske | 133,419 (52.0%) | 3,300 | R+5.3 |
| Iowa 5 | Macdonald Smith | 75,785 (33.6%) | Tom Latham | 147,576 (65.4%) | 2,118 | R+31.8 |
| Kansas 1 | John Divine | 63,948 (24.5%) | Jerry Moran | 191,899 (73.5%) | 5,298 | R+49.0 |
| Kansas 2 | John Friedan | 114,644 (45.5%) | Jim Ryun | 131,592 (52.2%) | 5,842 | R+6.7 |
| Kansas 3 | Judy Hancock | 126,848 (45.4%) | Vince Snowbarger | 139,169 (49.8%) | 13,247 | R+4.4 |
| Kansas 4 | Randy Rathbun | 119,544 (46.6%) | Todd Tiahrt | 128,486 (50.1%) | 8,361 | R+3.5 |
| Kentucky 1 | Dennis L. Null | 96,684 (46.4%) | Ed Whitfield | 111,473 (53.6%) | R+7.1 | |
| Kentucky 2 | Joe Wright | 90,483 (41.9%) | Ron Lewis | 125,433 (58.1%) | R+16.2 | |
| Kentucky 3 | Mike Ward | 125,326 (49.7%) | Anne M. Northup | 126,625 (50.3%) | R+0.5 | |
| Kentucky 4 | Denny Bowman | 68,939 (31.6%) | Jim Bunning | 149,135 (68.4%) | R+36.8 | |
| Kentucky 5 | none | Harold Rogers | 117,842 (100.0%) | 11 | R+100.0 | |
| Kentucky 6 | Scotty Baesler | 125,999 (55.7%) | Ernest Fletcher | 100,231 (44.3%) | D+11.4 | |
| Louisiana 1 | none | Bob Livingston | no vote | |||
| Louisiana: Unopposed; no votes were counted. | ||||||
| Louisiana 2 | William J. Jefferson | none | no vote | |||
| Louisiana: Unopposed; no votes were counted. | ||||||
| Louisiana 3 | none | Billy Tauzin | no vote | |||
| Louisiana: Unopposed; no votes were counted. | ||||||
| Louisiana 4 | none | Jim McCrery | no vote | |||
| Louisiana: Won outright in the October open primary, so no November vote was held. | ||||||
| Louisiana 5 | Francis C. Thompson | 97,363 (41.7%) | John Cooksey | 135,990 (58.3%) | R+16.6 | |
| Louisiana: Decided in the November runoff. | ||||||
| Louisiana 6 | none | Richard Baker | no vote | |||
| Louisiana: Won outright in the October open primary, so no November vote was held. | ||||||
| Louisiana 7 | Chris John | 128,449 (53.1%) | none | Hunter Lundy (Democratic) 113,351 (46.9%) |
D+53.1 | |
| Louisiana: Decided in the November runoff. | ||||||
| Maine 1 | Thomas H. Allen | 173,745 (55.3%) | James B. Longley Jr. | 140,354 (44.7%) | 65 | D+10.6 |
| Maine 2 | John Elias Baldacci | 205,439 (71.9%) | Paul R. Young | 70,856 (24.8%) | 9,341 | D+47.1 |
| Maryland 1 | Steven R. Eastaugh | 81,825 (38.4%) | Wayne T. Gilchrest | 131,033 (61.6%) | 18 | R+23.1 |
| Maryland 2 | Connie Galiazzo Dejuliis | 88,344 (38.2%) | Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. | 143,075 (61.8%) | R+23.7 | |
| Maryland 3 | Benjamin L. Cardin | 130,204 (67.3%) | Patrick L. McDonough | 63,229 (32.7%) | D+34.6 | |
| Maryland 4 | Albert Russell Wynn | 142,094 (85.2%) | John B. Kimble | 24,700 (14.8%) | D+70.4 | |
| Maryland 5 | Steny H. Hoyer | 121,288 (56.9%) | John S. Morgan | 91,806 (43.1%) | D+13.8 | |
| Maryland 6 | Stephen Crawford | 100,910 (43.2%) | Roscoe G. Bartlett | 132,853 (56.8%) | 25 | R+13.7 |
| Maryland 7 | Elijah E. Cummings | 115,764 (83.5%) | Kenneth Kondner | 22,929 (16.5%) | 2 | D+66.9 |
| Maryland 8 | Donald Mooers | 96,229 (38.6%) | Constance A. Morella | 152,538 (61.2%) | 379 | R+22.6 |
| Massachusetts 1 | John W. Olver | 129,232 (52.7%) | Jane Maria Swift | 115,801 (47.2%) | 78 | D+5.5 |
| Massachusetts 2 | Richard E. Neal | 162,995 (71.7%) | Mark Steele | 49,885 (21.9%) | 14,531 | D+49.7 |
| Massachusetts 3 | James P. McGovern | 135,044 (52.9%) | Peter Blute | 115,694 (45.4%) | 4,359 | D+7.6 |
| Massachusetts 4 | Barney Frank | 183,844 (71.6%) | Jonathan P. Raymond | 72,701 (28.3%) | 92 | D+43.3 |
| Massachusetts 5 | Martin T. Meehan | 183,429 (99.1%) | none | 1,708 | D+99.1 | |
| Massachusetts 6 | John F. Tierney | 133,002 (48.1%) | Peter F. Torkildsen | 132,642 (48.0%) | 10,735 | D+0.1 |
| Massachusetts 7 | Edward J. Markey | 177,053 (69.8%) | Patricia H. Long | 76,407 (30.1%) | 110 | D+39.7 |
| Massachusetts 8 | Joseph P. Kennedy II | 147,126 (84.3%) | R. Philip Hyde | 27,303 (15.6%) | 191 | D+68.6 |
| Massachusetts 9 | John Joseph Moakley | 172,009 (72.2%) | Paul V. Gryska | 66,079 (27.7%) | 64 | D+44.5 |
| Massachusetts 10 | William D. Delahunt | 160,745 (54.3%) | Edward B. Teague III | 123,520 (41.7%) | 11,658 | D+12.6 |
| Michigan 1 | Bart Stupak | 181,486 (70.7%) | Bob Carr | 69,957 (27.2%) | 5,348 | D+43.4 |
| Michigan 2 | Dan Kruszynski | 83,603 (33.0%) | Peter Hoekstra | 165,608 (65.3%) | 4,488 | R+32.3 |
| Michigan 3 | Betsy J. Flory | 72,791 (29.5%) | Vernon J. Ehlers | 169,466 (68.6%) | 4,786 | R+39.1 |
| Michigan 4 | Lisa A. Donaldson | 79,691 (32.7%) | Dave Camp | 159,561 (65.5%) | 4,393 | R+32.8 |
| Michigan 5 | James A. Barcia | 162,675 (70.0%) | Lawrence H. Sims | 65,542 (28.2%) | 4,234 | D+41.8 |
| Michigan 6 | Clarence J. Annen | 66,243 (30.7%) | Fred Upton | 146,170 (67.7%) | 3,421 | R+37.0 |
| Michigan 7 | Kim H. Tunnicliff | 93,725 (42.9%) | Nick Smith | 120,227 (55.0%) | 4,592 | R+12.1 |
| Michigan 8 | Debbie Stabenow | 141,086 (53.8%) | Dick Chrysler | 115,836 (44.1%) | 5,499 | D+9.6 |
| Michigan 9 | Dale E. Kildee | 136,856 (59.2%) | Patrick M. Nowak | 89,733 (38.8%) | 4,611 | D+20.4 |
| Michigan 10 | David E. Bonior | 132,829 (54.4%) | Susy Heintz | 106,444 (43.6%) | 5,008 | D+10.8 |
| Michigan 11 | Morris Frumin | 99,303 (35.9%) | Joe Knollenberg | 169,165 (61.2%) | 8,150 | R+25.3 |
| Michigan 12 | Sander M. Levin | 133,436 (57.4%) | John Pappageorge | 94,235 (40.5%) | 4,804 | D+16.9 |
| Michigan 13 | Lynn N. Rivers | 123,133 (56.6%) | Joe Fitzsimmons | 89,907 (41.3%) | 4,618 | D+15.3 |
| Michigan 14 | John Conyers Jr. | 157,722 (85.9%) | William A. Ashe | 22,152 (12.1%) | 3,821 | D+73.8 |
| Michigan 15 | Carolyn C. Kilpatrick | 143,683 (88.4%) | Stephen Hume | 16,009 (9.8%) | 2,908 | D+78.5 |
| Michigan 16 | John D. Dingell | 136,854 (62.0%) | James R. Desana | 78,723 (35.7%) | 5,035 | D+26.4 |
| Minnesota 1 | Mary Rieder | 123,147 (47.2%) | Gil Gutknecht | 137,486 (52.7%) | 429 | R+5.5 |
| Minnesota 2 | David Minge | 144,083 (54.9%) | Gary B. Revier | 107,807 (41.1%) | 10,463 | D+13.8 |
| Minnesota 3 | Stanley J. Leino | 87,350 (29.8%) | Jim Ramstad | 205,816 (70.1%) | 417 | R+40.4 |
| Minnesota 4 | Bruce F. Vento | 145,831 (57.0%) | Dennis Newinski | 94,110 (36.8%) | 15,818 | D+20.2 |
| Minnesota 5 | Martin Olav Sabo | 158,261 (64.3%) | Jack Uldrich | 70,109 (28.5%) | Erika Anderson (Grassroots) 13,102 (5.3%) |
D+35.8 |
| Minnesota 6 | Bill Luther | 164,921 (55.8%) | Tad Jude | 129,988 (44.0%) | 572 | D+11.8 |
| Minnesota 7 | Collin C. Peterson | 170,936 (67.9%) | Darrell McKigney | 80,132 (31.8%) | 531 | D+36.1 |
| Minnesota 8 | James L. Oberstar | 185,333 (67.3%) | Andy Larson | 69,460 (25.2%) | Stan (The Man) Estes (Reform) 16,639 (6.0%) |
D+42.1 |
| Mississippi 1 | Henry Boyd Jr. | 55,998 (30.6%) | Roger F. Wicker | 123,724 (67.6%) | 3,244 | R+37.0 |
| Mississippi 2 | Bennie G. Thompson | 102,503 (59.6%) | Danny Covington | 65,263 (38.0%) | 4,167 | D+21.7 |
| Mississippi 3 | John Arthur Eaves Jr. | 68,658 (36.5%) | Charles W. "Chip" Pickering Jr. | 115,443 (61.4%) | 4,043 | R+24.9 |
| Mississippi 4 | Kevin Antoine | 66,836 (36.4%) | Mike Parker | 112,444 (61.2%) | 4,383 | R+24.8 |
| Mississippi 5 | Gene Taylor | 103,415 (58.3%) | Dennis Dollar | 71,114 (40.1%) | 2,916 | D+18.2 |
| Missouri 1 | William (Bill) Clay | 131,659 (70.2%) | Daniel F. O'Sullivan Jr. | 51,857 (27.6%) | 4,137 | D+42.5 |
| Missouri 2 | Joan Kelly Horn | 100,372 (37.1%) | James M. Talent | 165,999 (61.3%) | 4,355 | R+24.2 |
| Missouri 3 | Richard A. Gephardt | 137,300 (59.0%) | Deborah Lynn (Debbie) Wheelehan | 90,202 (38.8%) | 5,253 | D+20.2 |
| Missouri 4 | Ike Skelton | 153,566 (63.8%) | Bill Phelps | 81,650 (33.9%) | 5,573 | D+29.9 |
| Missouri 5 | Karen McCarthy | 144,223 (67.4%) | Penny Bennett | 61,803 (28.9%) | 7,945 | D+38.5 |
| Missouri 6 | Pat Danner | 169,006 (68.6%) | Jeff Bailey | 72,064 (29.3%) | 5,212 | D+39.4 |
| Missouri 7 | Ruth Bamberger | 79,306 (31.6%) | Roy Blunt | 162,558 (64.9%) | 8,720 | R+33.2 |
| Missouri 8 | Emily Firebaugh | 83,084 (37.3%) | Richard Kline | 23,477 (10.5%) | Jo Ann Emerson (Independent) 112,472 (50.5%) |
Ind. +13.2 |
| Missouri 9 | Harold L. Volkmer | 117,685 (47.0%) | Kenny C. Hulshof | 123,580 (49.4%) | 8,965 | R+2.4 |
| Montana at large | Bill Yellowtail | 174,516 (43.2%) | Rick Hill | 211,975 (52.4%) | 17,935 | R+9.3 |
| Nebraska 1 | Patrick J. Combs | 67,152 (29.9%) | Doug Bereuter | 157,108 (70.1%) | R+40.1 | |
| Nebraska 2 | James Martin Davis | 88,447 (40.2%) | Jon Christensen | 125,201 (56.9%) | 6,290 | R+16.7 |
| Nebraska 3 | John Webster | 48,833 (22.5%) | Bill Barrett | 167,758 (77.5%) | R+54.9 | |
| Nevada 1 | Bob Coffin | 75,081 (43.5%) | John E. Ensign | 86,472 (50.1%) | 11,040 | R+6.6 |
| Nevada 2 | Thomas "Spike" Wilson | 97,742 (35.3%) | Jim Gibbons | 162,310 (58.6%) | 17,140 | R+23.3 |
| New Hampshire 1 | Joe Keefe | 115,462 (46.6%) | John E. Sununu | 123,939 (50.1%) | 8,176 | R+3.4 |
| New Hampshire 2 | Deborah Arnie Arnesen | 105,824 (43.5%) | Charles F. Bass | 122,957 (50.5%) | 14,479 | R+7.0 |
| New Jersey 1 | Robert E. Andrews | 160,413 (76.1%) | Mel Suplee | 44,287 (21.0%) | 6,034 | D+55.1 |
| New Jersey 2 | Ruth Katz | 83,890 (38.0%) | Frank A. Lobiondo | 133,131 (60.3%) | 3,697 | R+22.3 |
| New Jersey 3 | John Leonardi | 81,590 (33.3%) | Jim Saxton | 157,503 (64.2%) | 6,185 | R+31.0 |
| New Jersey 4 | Kevin John Meara | 77,565 (33.7%) | Christopher H. Smith | 146,404 (63.6%) | 6,145 | R+29.9 |
| New Jersey 5 | Bill Auer | 62,956 (24.8%) | Marge Roukema | 181,323 (71.3%) | 10,054 | R+46.5 |
| New Jersey 6 | Frank Pallone Jr. | 124,635 (61.3%) | Steven J. Corodemus | 73,402 (36.1%) | 5,441 | D+25.2 |
| New Jersey 7 | Larry Lerner | 97,285 (41.8%) | Bob Franks | 128,821 (55.4%) | 6,465 | R+13.6 |
| New Jersey 8 | William J. Pascrell Jr. | 98,861 (51.2%) | William J. Martini | 92,609 (48.0%) | 1,621 | D+3.2 |
| New Jersey 9 | Steven R. Rothman | 117,646 (55.8%) | Kathleen A. Donovan | 89,005 (42.2%) | 4,279 | D+13.6 |
| New Jersey 10 | Donald M. Payne | 127,126 (84.2%) | Vanessa Williams | 22,086 (14.6%) | 1,848 | D+69.5 |
| New Jersey 11 | Chris Evangel | 78,742 (30.9%) | Rodney P. Frelinghuysen | 169,091 (66.3%) | 7,325 | R+35.4 |
| New Jersey 12 | David M. Delvecchio | 125,594 (46.7%) | Mike Pappas | 135,811 (50.4%) | 7,816 | R+3.8 |
| New Jersey 13 | Robert Menendez | 115,459 (78.8%) | Carlos E. Munoz | 25,427 (17.4%) | 5,587 | D+61.5 |
| New Mexico 1 | John Wertheim | 71,635 (37.1%) | Steven Schiff | 109,290 (56.6%) | 12,153 | R+19.5 |
| New Mexico 2 | E. Shirley Baca | 74,915 (44.1%) | Joe Skeen | 95,091 (55.9%) | R+11.9 | |
| New Mexico 3 | Bill Richardson | 124,594 (67.2%) | Bill Redmond | 56,580 (30.5%) | 4,097 | D+36.7 |
| New York 1 | Nora L. Bredes | 96,496 (41.0%) | Michael P. Forbes | 116,620 (49.5%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 22,390 (9.5%) |
R+8.6 |
| New York 2 | Kenneth J. Herman | 57,953 (28.5%) | Rick Lazio | 112,135 (55.2%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 28,578 (14.1%) |
R+26.7 |
| New York 3 | Dal A. Lamagna | 97,518 (37.6%) | Peter T. King | 127,972 (49.3%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 27,983 (10.8%) |
R+11.7 |
| New York 4 | Carolyn McCarthy | 127,060 (53.8%) | Dan Frisa | 89,542 (37.9%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 15,222 (6.4%) |
D+15.9 |
| New York 5 | Gary L. Ackerman | 125,918 (56.1%) | Grant M. Lally | 69,244 (30.8%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 26,710 (11.9%) |
D+25.3 |
| New York 6 | Floyd H. Flake | 102,799 (67.1%) | Jorawar Misir | 18,348 (12.0%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 32,091 (20.9%) |
D+55.1 |
| New York 7 | Thomas J. Manton | 78,848 (52.2%) | Rose Birtley | 32,092 (21.2%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 40,245 (26.6%) |
D+30.9 |
| New York 8 | Jerrold Nadler | 131,943 (66.7%) | Michael Benjamin | 26,028 (13.2%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 37,508 (19.0%) |
D+53.5 |
| New York 9 | Charles E. Schumer | 107,107 (60.1%) | Robert J. Verga | 30,488 (17.1%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 34,947 (19.6%) |
D+43.0 |
| New York 10 | Edolphus Towns | 99,889 (65.0%) | Amelia Smith Parker | 8,660 (5.6%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 44,224 (28.8%) |
D+59.4 |
| New York 11 | Major R. Owens | 89,905 (67.1%) | Claudette Hayle | 7,866 (5.9%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 36,163 (27.0%) |
D+61.3 |
| New York 12 | Nydia M. Velázquez | 61,913 (61.8%) | Miguel I. Prado | 9,978 (10.0%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 27,011 (27.0%) |
D+51.8 |
| New York 13 | Tyrone G. Butler | 53,376 (29.0%) | Susan Molinari | 94,660 (51.5%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 30,152 (16.4%) |
R+22.5 |
| New York 14 | Carolyn B. Maloney | 130,175 (61.6%) | Jeffrey E. Livingston | 42,641 (20.2%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 31,566 (14.9%) |
D+41.4 |
| New York 15 | Charles B. Rangel | 113,898 (73.4%) | Edward R. Adams | 5,951 (3.8%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 30,502 (19.6%) |
D+69.5 |
| New York 16 | José E. Serrano | 95,568 (73.1%) | Rodney Torres | 2,878 (2.2%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 31,489 (24.1%) |
D+70.9 |
| New York 17 | Eliot L. Engel | 101,287 (65.9%) | Denis McCarthy | 15,892 (10.3%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 34,610 (22.5%) |
D+55.5 |
| New York 18 | Nita M. Lowey | 118,194 (55.3%) | Kerry J. Katsorhis | 59,487 (27.9%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 27,852 (13.0%) |
D+27.5 |
| New York 19 | Richard S. Klein | 86,926 (35.6%) | Sue W. Kelly | 102,142 (41.9%) | Joseph J. DioGuardi (Conservative) 27,424 (11.2%) |
R+6.2 |
| New York 20 | Yash P. Aggarwal | 80,761 (32.9%) | Benjamin A. Gilman | 122,479 (49.8%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 31,200 (12.7%) |
R+17.0 |
| New York 21 | Michael R. McNulty | 158,491 (59.2%) | Nancy Norman | 64,471 (24.1%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 27,852 (10.4%) |
D+35.1 |
| New York 22 | Steve James | 94,192 (35.4%) | Gerald B. H. Solomon | 144,125 (54.2%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 27,477 (10.3%) |
R+18.8 |
| New York 23 | Bruce W. Hapanowicz | 50,436 (22.3%) | Sherwood L. Boehlert | 124,626 (55.1%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 32,462 (14.4%) |
R+32.8 |
| New York 24 | Donald Ravenscroft | 43,692 (20.8%) | John M. McHugh | 124,240 (59.2%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 35,264 (16.8%) |
R+38.4 |
| New York 25 | Marty Mack | 103,199 (42.6%) | James T. Walsh | 126,691 (52.3%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 12,246 (5.1%) |
R+9.7 |
| New York 26 | Maurice D. Hinchey | 122,850 (51.5%) | Sue Wittig | 94,125 (39.5%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 15,931 (6.7%) |
D+12.1 |
| New York 27 | Thomas M. Fricano | 95,503 (36.7%) | Bill Paxon | 142,568 (54.8%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 22,240 (8.5%) |
R+18.1 |
| New York 28 | Louise McIntosh Slaughter | 133,084 (53.2%) | Geoff H. Rosenberger | 99,366 (39.7%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 17,644 (7.1%) |
D+13.5 |
| New York 29 | John J. Lafalce | 132,317 (55.5%) | David B. Callard | 81,135 (34.0%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 24,947 (10.5%) |
D+21.5 |
| New York 30 | Francis J. Pordum | 100,040 (41.4%) | Jack Quinn | 121,369 (50.3%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 19,996 (8.3%) |
R+8.8 |
| New York 31 | Bruce D. Macbain | 49,502 (21.9%) | Amo Houghton | 139,734 (61.9%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 30,451 (13.5%) |
R+40.0 |
| North Carolina 1 | Eva M. Clayton | 108,759 (65.9%) | Ted Tyler | 54,666 (33.1%) | 1,603 | D+32.8 |
| North Carolina 2 | Bob Etheridge | 113,820 (52.5%) | David Funderburk | 98,951 (45.7%) | 3,858 | D+6.9 |
| North Carolina 3 | George Parrott | 68,887 (36.5%) | Walter B. Jones Jr. | 118,159 (62.7%) | 1,533 | R+26.1 |
| North Carolina 4 | David E. Price | 157,194 (54.4%) | Fred Heineman | 126,466 (43.8%) | 5,324 | D+10.6 |
| North Carolina 5 | Neil Grist Cashion Jr. | 74,320 (35.4%) | Richard Burr | 130,177 (62.1%) | 5,201 | R+26.6 |
| North Carolina 6 | Mark Costley | 58,022 (25.4%) | Howard Coble | 167,828 (73.4%) | 2,693 | R+48.1 |
| North Carolina 7 | Mike McIntyre | 87,487 (52.9%) | Bill Caster | 75,811 (45.8%) | 2,142 | D+7.1 |
| North Carolina 8 | W. G. (Bill) Hefner | 103,129 (55.2%) | Curtis Blackwood | 81,676 (43.7%) | 2,103 | D+11.5 |
| North Carolina 9 | Michel C. (Mike) Daisley | 83,078 (35.4%) | Sue Myrick | 147,755 (63.0%) | 3,877 | R+27.6 |
| North Carolina 10 | Ben Neill | 65,103 (28.7%) | Cass Ballenger | 158,585 (70.0%) | 2,909 | R+41.3 |
| North Carolina 11 | James Mark Ferguson | 91,257 (40.0%) | Charles H. Taylor | 132,860 (58.3%) | 3,908 | R+18.2 |
| North Carolina 12 | Melvin L. Watt | 124,675 (71.5%) | Joseph A. (Joe) Martino Jr. | 46,581 (26.7%) | 3,143 | D+44.8 |
| North Dakota at large | Earl Pomeroy | 144,833 (55.1%) | Kevin Cramer | 113,684 (43.2%) | 4,493 | D+11.8 |
| Ohio 1 | Mark P. Longabaugh | 94,719 (43.4%) | Steve Chabot | 118,324 (54.2%) | 5,381 | R+10.8 |
| Ohio 2 | Thomas R. Chandler | 58,715 (22.6%) | Rob Portman | 186,853 (72.0%) | Kathleen M. McKnight (Natural Law) 13,905 (5.4%) |
R+49.4 |
| Ohio 3 | Tony P. Hall | 144,583 (63.6%) | David A. Westbrock | 75,732 (33.3%) | 6,888 | D+30.3 |
| Ohio 4 | Paul Anthony McClain | 69,096 (30.3%) | Michael G. Oxley | 147,608 (64.8%) | 11,057 | R+34.5 |
| Ohio 5 | Annie Saunders | 81,170 (34.0%) | Paul E. Gilmor | 145,892 (61.2%) | 11,461 | R+27.1 |
| Ohio 6 | Ted Strickland | 118,003 (51.3%) | Frank A. Cremeans | 111,907 (48.7%) | 16 | D+2.7 |
| Ohio 7 | Richard K. Blain | 61,419 (26.4%) | David L. Hobson | 158,087 (67.8%) | Dawn Marie Johnson (Natural Law) 13,478 (5.8%) |
R+41.5 |
| Ohio 8 | Jeffrey D. Kitchen | 61,515 (26.1%) | John A. Boehner | 165,815 (70.3%) | 8,613 | R+44.2 |
| Ohio 9 | Marcy Kaptur | 170,617 (77.1%) | Randy Whitman | 46,040 (20.8%) | 4,677 | D+56.3 |
| Ohio 10 | Dennis J. Kucinich | 110,723 (49.1%) | Martin R. Hoke | 104,546 (46.3%) | 10,427 | D+2.7 |
| Ohio 11 | Louis Stokes | 153,546 (81.2%) | James J. Sykora | 28,821 (15.2%) | 6,672 | D+66.0 |
| Ohio 12 | Cynthia L. Ruccia | 78,762 (33.2%) | John R. Kasich | 151,667 (63.9%) | 7,005 | R+30.7 |
| Ohio 13 | Sherrod Brown | 148,690 (60.8%) | Kenneth C. Blair Jr. | 87,108 (35.6%) | 8,707 | D+25.2 |
| Ohio 14 | Thomas C. Sawyer | 124,136 (54.3%) | Joyce George | 95,307 (41.7%) | 8,992 | D+12.6 |
| Ohio 15 | Cliff Arnebeck Jr. | 64,665 (29.2%) | Deborah Pryce | 156,776 (70.8%) | R+41.6 | |
| Ohio 16 | Thomas E. Burkhart | 64,902 (28.0%) | Ralph Regula | 159,314 (68.7%) | 7,611 | R+40.7 |
| Ohio 17 | James A. Traficant Jr. | 218,283 (91.0%) | none | James M. Cahaney (Natural Law) 21,685 (9.0%) |
D+91.0 | |
| Ohio 18 | Robert L. Burch | 108,332 (46.3%) | Robert W. Ney | 117,365 (50.2%) | 8,146 | R+3.9 |
| Ohio 19 | Thomas J. Coyne Jr. | 101,152 (41.0%) | Steven C. Latourette | 135,012 (54.7%) | 10,655 | R+13.7 |
| Oklahoma 1 | Randolph John Amen | 57,996 (27.6%) | Steve Largent | 143,415 (68.2%) | 8,996 | R+40.6 |
| Oklahoma 2 | Glen D. Johnson | 90,120 (44.5%) | Tom A. Coburn | 112,273 (55.5%) | R+11.0 | |
| Oklahoma 3 | Darryl Roberts | 86,647 (45.2%) | Wes Watkins | 98,526 (51.4%) | 6,335 | R+6.2 |
| Oklahoma 4 | Ed Crocker | 73,950 (39.9%) | J. C. Watts Jr. | 106,923 (57.7%) | 4,500 | R+17.8 |
| Oklahoma 5 | James L. Forsythe | 57,594 (27.1%) | Ernest J. Istook Jr. | 148,362 (69.7%) | 6,835 | R+42.7 |
| Oklahoma 6 | Paul M. Barby | 64,173 (36.1%) | Frank D. Lucas | 113,499 (63.9%) | R+27.8 | |
| Oregon 1 | Elizabeth Furse | 144,588 (51.9%) | Bill Witt | 126,146 (45.3%) | 7,870 | D+6.6 |
| Oregon 2 | Mike Dugan | 97,195 (36.5%) | Robert F. Smith | 164,062 (61.7%) | 4,799 | R+25.1 |
| Oregon 3 | Earl Blumenauer | 165,922 (66.9%) | Scott Bruun | 65,259 (26.3%) | 16,728 | D+40.6 |
| Oregon 4 | Peter A. Defazio | 177,270 (65.7%) | John D. Newkirk | 76,649 (28.4%) | 15,937 | D+37.3 |
| Oregon 5 | Darlene Hooley | 139,521 (51.2%) | Jim Bunn | 125,409 (46.0%) | 7,706 | D+5.2 |
| Pennsylvania 1 | Thomas M. Foglietta | 145,210 (87.5%) | James D. Cella | 20,734 (12.5%) | 1 | D+75.0 |
| Pennsylvania 2 | Chaka Fattah | 168,887 (88.0%) | Larry G. Murphy | 23,047 (12.0%) | 3 | D+76.0 |
| Pennsylvania 3 | Robert A. Borski | 121,120 (68.9%) | Joseph M. McColgan | 54,681 (31.1%) | D+37.8 | |
| Pennsylvania 4 | Ron Klink | 142,621 (64.2%) | Paul T. Adametz | 79,448 (35.8%) | 98 | D+28.4 |
| Pennsylvania 5 | Ruth C. Rudy | 76,627 (39.7%) | John E. Peterson | 116,303 (60.3%) | 73 | R+20.6 |
| Pennsylvania 6 | Tim Holden | 115,193 (58.6%) | Christian Y. Leinbach | 80,061 (40.7%) | 1,475 | D+17.9 |
| Pennsylvania 7 | John F. Innelli | 79,875 (32.4%) | Curt Weldon | 165,087 (66.9%) | 1,704 | R+34.6 |
| Pennsylvania 8 | John P. Murray | 79,856 (35.3%) | James C. Greenwood | 133,749 (59.1%) | 12,717 | R+23.8 |
| Pennsylvania 9 | Monte Kemmler | 50,650 (26.3%) | Bud Shuster | 142,105 (73.7%) | 67 | R+47.4 |
| Pennsylvania 10 | Joe Cullen | 75,536 (36.2%) | Joseph M. McDade | 124,670 (59.8%) | 8,334 | R+23.6 |
| Pennsylvania 11 | Paul E. Kanjorski | 128,258 (68.0%) | Stephen A. Urban | 60,339 (32.0%) | 12 | D+36.0 |
| Pennsylvania 12 | John P. Murtha | 136,815 (70.0%) | Bill Choby | 58,643 (30.0%) | 23 | D+40.0 |
| Pennsylvania 13 | Joseph M. Hoeffel | 120,220 (48.9%) | Jon D. Fox | 120,304 (48.9%) | 5,455 | level |
| Pennsylvania 14 | William J. Coyne | 122,922 (60.7%) | Bill Ravotti | 78,921 (39.0%) | 735 | D+21.7 |
| Pennsylvania 15 | Paul McHale | 109,812 (54.8%) | Bob Kilbanks | 82,803 (41.3%) | 7,748 | D+13.5 |
| Pennsylvania 16 | James G. Blaine | 78,598 (37.5%) | Joseph R. Pitts | 124,511 (59.4%) | 6,493 | R+21.9 |
| Pennsylvania 17 | Paul Kattl | 57,911 (27.8%) | George W. Gekas | 150,678 (72.2%) | 27 | R+44.5 |
| Pennsylvania 18 | Michael F. Doyle | 120,410 (56.0%) | David B. Fawcett | 86,829 (40.4%) | 7,751 | D+15.6 |
| Pennsylvania 19 | Scott L. Chronister | 74,944 (35.9%) | William F. Goodling | 130,716 (62.6%) | 3,303 | R+26.7 |
| Pennsylvania 20 | Frank Mascara | 113,394 (53.9%) | Mike McCormick | 97,004 (46.1%) | 4 | D+7.8 |
| Pennsylvania 21 | Ronald A. Dinicola | 104,004 (49.3%) | Phil English | 106,875 (50.7%) | 9 | R+1.4 |
| Rhode Island 1 | Patrick J. Kennedy | 121,781 (69.4%) | Giovanni D. Cicione | 49,199 (28.0%) | 4,445 | D+41.4 |
| Rhode Island 2 | Robert A. Weygand | 118,827 (64.5%) | Richard E. Wild | 58,458 (31.7%) | 7,033 | D+32.8 |
| South Carolina 1 | none | Marshall "Mark" Sanford | 138,467 (96.4%) | 5,105 | R+96.4 | |
| South Carolina 2 | none | Floyd Spence | 158,229 (89.9%) | Maurice T. Raiford (Natural Law) 17,713 (10.1%) |
R+89.9 | |
| South Carolina 3 | Debbie Dorn | 73,417 (38.7%) | Lindsey O. Graham | 114,273 (60.3%) | 1,835 | R+21.6 |
| South Carolina 4 | Darrell E. Curry | 54,126 (27.8%) | Bob Inglis | 138,165 (70.9%) | 2,501 | R+43.1 |
| South Carolina 5 | John M. Spratt Jr. | 97,335 (54.1%) | Larry L. Bigham | 81,455 (45.3%) | 1,159 | D+8.8 |
| South Carolina 6 | James E. Clyburn | 120,132 (69.4%) | Gary McLeod | 51,974 (30.0%) | 948 | D+39.4 |
| South Dakota at large | Rick Weiland | 119,547 (37.0%) | John R. Thune | 186,393 (57.7%) | 17,263 | R+20.7 |
| Tennessee 1 | Kay C. Smith | 58,657 (32.3%) | William L. Jenkins | 117,676 (64.8%) | 5,375 | R+32.5 |
| Tennessee 2 | Stephen Smith | 61,020 (28.6%) | John J. Duncan Jr. | 150,953 (70.7%) | 1,601 | R+42.1 |
| Tennessee 3 | Charles N. "Chuck" Jolly | 85,714 (42.5%) | Zach Wamp | 113,408 (56.3%) | 2,322 | R+13.8 |
| Tennessee 4 | Mark Stewart | 73,331 (41.2%) | Van Hilleary | 103,091 (57.9%) | 1,641 | R+16.7 |
| Tennessee 5 | Bob Clement | 140,264 (72.4%) | Steven L. Edmondson | 46,201 (23.8%) | 7,318 | D+48.5 |
| Tennessee 6 | Bart Gordon | 123,846 (54.4%) | Steve Gill | 94,599 (41.6%) | 9,126 | D+12.9 |
| Tennessee 7 | Don Trotter | 64,512 (33.3%) | Ed Bryant | 126,737 (65.4%) | 2,493 | R+32.1 |
| Tennessee 8 | John S. Tanner | 123,681 (67.3%) | Tom Watson | 55,024 (29.9%) | 5,193 | D+37.3 |
| Tennessee 9 | Harold E. Ford Jr. | 116,345 (61.1%) | Rod Deberry | 70,951 (37.3%) | 3,118 | D+23.8 |
| Texas 1 | Max Sandlin | 102,697 (51.6%) | Ed Merritt | 93,105 (46.7%) | 3,368 | D+4.8 |
| Texas 2 | Jim Turner | 102,908 (52.2%) | Brian Babin | 89,838 (45.6%) | 4,225 | D+6.6 |
| Texas 3 | Lee Cole | 47,654 (24.4%) | Sam Johnson | 142,325 (73.0%) | 5,047 | R+48.5 |
| Texas 4 | Ralph M. Hall | 132,126 (63.8%) | Jerry Ray Hall | 71,065 (34.3%) | 3,986 | D+29.5 |
| Texas 5 | John Pouland | 70,922 (46.9%) | Pete Sessions | 80,196 (53.1%) | 1 | R+6.1 |
| Texas 6 | none | Joe Barton | 160,800 (77.1%) | 47,716 | R+77.1 | |
| Texas 7 | Al J.K. Siegmund | 28,187 (15.1%) | Bill Archer | 152,024 (81.4%) | 6,620 | R+66.3 |
| Texas 8 | none | Kevin Brady | 30,366 (59.1%) | Gene Fontenot (Republican) 21,004 (40.9%) |
R+59.1 | |
| Texas: Decided in the December runoff. | ||||||
| Texas 9 | Nick Lampson | 59,225 (52.8%) | Steve Stockman | 52,870 (47.2%) | D+5.7 | |
| Texas: Decided in the December runoff. | ||||||
| Texas 10 | Lloyd Doggett | 132,066 (56.2%) | Teresa Doggett | 97,204 (41.4%) | 5,721 | D+14.8 |
| Texas 11 | Chet Edwards | 99,990 (56.8%) | Jay Mathis | 74,549 (42.4%) | 1,396 | D+14.5 |
| Texas 12 | Hugh Parmer | 69,859 (41.0%) | Kay Granger | 98,349 (57.8%) | 1,996 | R+16.7 |
| Texas 13 | Samuel Brown Silverman | 56,066 (32.3%) | William M. "Mac" Thornberry | 116,098 (66.9%) | 1,463 | R+34.6 |
| Texas 14 | Charles (Lefty) Morris | 93,200 (47.6%) | Ron Paul | 99,961 (51.1%) | 2,538 | R+3.5 |
| Texas 15 | Rubén Hinojosa | 86,347 (62.3%) | Tom Haughey | 50,914 (36.7%) | 1,333 | D+25.6 |
| Texas 16 | Silvestre Reyes | 90,260 (70.6%) | Rick Ledesma | 35,271 (27.6%) | 2,253 | D+43.0 |
| Texas 17 | Charles W. Stenholm | 99,678 (51.6%) | Rudy Izzard | 91,429 (47.4%) | 1,887 | D+4.3 |
| Texas 18 | Sheila Jackson Lee | 110,523 (80.3%) | Larry White | 27,165 (19.7%) | D+60.5 | |
| Texas 19 | John W. Sawyer | 38,316 (19.6%) | Larry Combest | 156,910 (80.4%) | R+60.8 | |
| Texas 20 | Henry B. Gonzalez | 88,190 (63.7%) | James Walker | 47,616 (34.4%) | 2,603 | D+29.3 |
| Texas 21 | Gordon H. Wharton | 60,338 (22.4%) | Lamar S. Smith | 205,830 (76.4%) | 3,139 | R+54.0 |
| Texas 22 | Scott Douglas Cunningham | 59,030 (31.9%) | Tom Delay | 126,056 (68.1%) | R+36.2 | |
| Texas 23 | Charles P. Jones | 59,596 (36.4%) | Henry Bonilla | 101,332 (61.8%) | 2,911 | R+25.5 |
| Texas 24 | Martin Frost | 82,511 (59.1%) | Ed Harrison | 54,551 (39.1%) | 2,575 | D+20.0 |
| Texas 25 | Ken Bentsen | 29,396 (57.3%) | Dolly Madison McKenna | 21,892 (42.7%) | D+14.6 | |
| Texas: Decided in the December runoff. | ||||||
| Texas 26 | Jerry Frankel | 58,623 (26.4%) | Dick Armey | 163,708 (73.6%) | 11 | R+47.3 |
| Texas 27 | Solomon P. Ortiz | 97,350 (64.6%) | Joe Gardner | 50,964 (33.8%) | 2,286 | D+30.8 |
| Texas 28 | Frank Tejeda | 110,148 (75.4%) | Mark L. Cude | 34,191 (23.4%) | 1,796 | D+52.0 |
| Texas 29 | Gene Green | 61,751 (67.5%) | Jack Rodriguez | 28,381 (31.0%) | 1,340 | D+36.5 |
| Texas 30 | Eddie Bernice Johnson | 79,397 (70.2%) | John Hendry | 28,426 (25.1%) | 5,249 | D+45.1 |
| Utah 1 | Gregory J. Sanders | 65,866 (30.0%) | James V. Hansen | 150,126 (68.3%) | 3,787 | R+38.3 |
| Utah 2 | Ross C. Anderson | 100,283 (42.4%) | Merrill Cook | 129,963 (55.0%) | 6,075 | R+12.6 |
| Utah 3 | Bill Orton | 98,178 (47.3%) | Chris Cannon | 106,220 (51.1%) | 3,317 | R+3.9 |
| Vermont at large | Jack Long | 23,830 (9.4%) | Susan W. Sweetser | 83,021 (32.6%) | Bernard Sanders (Independent) 140,678 (55.2%) |
Ind. +22.6 |
| Virginia 1 | none | Herbert H. Bateman | 165,574 (99.0%) | 1,661 | R+99.0 | |
| Virginia 2 | Owen B. Pickett | 106,215 (64.8%) | John F. Tate | 57,586 (35.1%) | 195 | D+29.7 |
| Virginia 3 | Robert C. Scott | 118,603 (82.1%) | Elsie Goodwyn Holland | 25,781 (17.9%) | 34 | D+64.3 |
| Virginia 4 | Norman Sisisky | 160,100 (78.6%) | Anthony J. "Tony" Zevgolis | 43,516 (21.4%) | 50 | D+57.2 |
| Virginia 5 | Virgil H. Goode Jr. | 120,323 (60.8%) | George C. Landrith III | 70,869 (35.8%) | 6,731 | D+25.0 |
| Virginia 6 | Jeffrey W. Grey | 61,485 (30.8%) | Bob Goodlatte | 133,576 (67.0%) | 4,300 | R+36.2 |
| Virginia 7 | Roderic H. Slayton | 51,206 (20.3%) | Tom Bliley | 189,644 (75.1%) | 11,655 | R+54.8 |
| Virginia 8 | James P. Moran | 152,334 (66.4%) | John E. Otey | 64,562 (28.1%) | 12,525 | D+38.3 |
| Virginia 9 | Rick Boucher | 122,908 (65.0%) | Patrick C. Muldoon | 58,055 (30.7%) | 8,114 | D+34.3 |
| Virginia 10 | Robert L. "Bob" Weinberg | 59,145 (25.2%) | Frank R. Wolf | 169,266 (72.0%) | 6,602 | R+46.9 |
| Virginia 11 | Thomas J. "Tom" Horton | 74,701 (34.5%) | Thomas M. Davis | 138,758 (64.1%) | 3,023 | R+29.6 |
| Washington 1 | Jeff Coopersmith | 122,187 (46.3%) | Rick White | 141,948 (53.7%) | R+7.5 | |
| Washington 2 | Kevin Quigley | 122,728 (47.8%) | Jack Metcalf | 124,655 (48.5%) | 9,561 | R+0.8 |
| Washington 3 | Brian Baird | 122,230 (49.8%) | Linda Smith | 123,117 (50.2%) | R+0.4 | |
| Washington 4 | Rick Locke | 96,502 (47.0%) | Doc Hastings | 108,647 (53.0%) | R+5.9 | |
| Washington 5 | Judy Olson | 105,166 (44.4%) | George R. Nethercutt Jr. | 131,618 (55.6%) | R+11.2 | |
| Washington 6 | Norman D. Dicks | 155,467 (65.9%) | Bill Tinsley | 71,337 (30.2%) | 9,106 | D+35.7 |
| Washington 7 | Jim McDermott | 209,753 (81.0%) | Frank Kleschen | 49,341 (19.0%) | D+61.9 | |
| Washington 8 | Dave Little | 90,340 (34.6%) | Jennifer Dunn | 170,691 (65.4%) | R+30.8 | |
| Washington 9 | Adam Smith | 105,236 (50.1%) | Randy Tate | 99,199 (47.3%) | 5,432 | D+2.9 |
| West Virginia 1 | Alan B. Mollohan | 171,334 (100.0%) | none | D+100.0 | ||
| West Virginia 2 | Robert E. Wise Jr. | 141,551 (68.9%) | Greg Morris | 63,933 (31.1%) | D+37.8 | |
| West Virginia 3 | Nick J. Rahall II | 145,550 (100.0%) | none | D+100.0 | ||
| Wisconsin 1 | Lydia C. Spottswood | 114,148 (49.0%) | Mark W. Neumann | 118,408 (50.9%) | 245 | R+1.8 |
| Wisconsin 2 | Paul R. Soglin | 110,467 (41.0%) | Scott L. Klug | 154,557 (57.4%) | 4,350 | R+16.4 |
| Wisconsin 3 | Ron Kind | 121,967 (52.0%) | James E. Harsdorf | 112,146 (47.8%) | 537 | D+4.2 |
| Wisconsin 4 | Gerlad D. Kleczka | 134,470 (57.6%) | Tom Reynolds | 98,438 (42.2%) | 376 | D+15.5 |
| Wisconsin 5 | Thomas M. Barrett | 141,179 (73.3%) | Paul D. Melotik | 47,384 (24.6%) | 4,006 | D+48.7 |
| Wisconsin 6 | Al Lindskoog | 55,377 (23.9%) | Thomas E. Petri | 169,213 (73.0%) | 7,129 | R+49.1 |
| Wisconsin 7 | David R. Obey | 137,428 (57.0%) | Scott West | 103,365 (42.9%) | 105 | D+14.1 |
| Wisconsin 8 | Jay W. Johnson | 129,551 (52.0%) | David Prosser | 119,398 (47.9%) | 208 | D+4.1 |
| Wisconsin 9 | Floyd Brenholt | 67,740 (25.5%) | F. James Sensenbrenner | 197,910 (74.4%) | 225 | R+49.0 |
| Wyoming at large | Pete Maxfield | 85,724 (40.8%) | Barbara Cubin | 116,004 (55.2%) | 8,255 | R+14.4 |
Margin: the Democrat's share of all votes minus the Republican's. The 1996 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.