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Election 1996 Results

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1996 US House elections in New York

New York elected 31 members of the House in 1996: Democrats won 18 seats and Republicans 13.

The closest was the 19th district, decided by 6.2 points: Sue W. Kelly (Republican) beat Richard S. Klein (Democrat), 41.9% to 35.6%, a margin of 6.2 points and 15,216 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 43 of the 61 counties and Democrats in 18. The largest, Nassau, cast 550,239 votes and went to the Democrat by 4.7 points. The closest was Sullivan, where 416 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 Nora L. Bredes96,496 (41.0%) Michael P. Forbes116,620 (49.5%) 22,390 R+8.6
2 Kenneth J. Herman57,953 (28.5%) Rick Lazio112,135 (55.2%) 33,084 R+26.7
3 Dal A. Lamagna97,518 (37.6%) Peter T. King127,972 (49.3%) 33,919 R+11.7
4 Carolyn McCarthy127,060 (53.8%) Dan Frisa89,542 (37.9%) 19,636 D+15.9
5 Gary L. Ackerman125,918 (56.1%) Grant M. Lally69,244 (30.8%) 29,333 D+25.3
6 Floyd H. Flake102,799 (67.1%) Jorawar Misir18,348 (12.0%) 32,091 D+55.1
7 Thomas J. Manton78,848 (52.2%) Rose Birtley32,092 (21.2%) 40,245 D+30.9
8 Jerrold Nadler131,943 (66.7%) Michael Benjamin26,028 (13.2%) 39,889 D+53.5
9 Charles E. Schumer107,107 (60.1%) Robert J. Verga30,488 (17.1%) 40,565 D+43.0
10 Edolphus Towns99,889 (65.0%) Amelia Smith Parker8,660 (5.6%) 45,117 D+59.4
11 Major R. Owens89,905 (67.1%) Claudette Hayle7,866 (5.9%) 36,163 D+61.3
12 Nydia M. Velázquez61,913 (61.8%) Miguel I. Prado9,978 (10.0%) 28,294 D+51.8
13 Tyrone G. Butler53,376 (29.0%) Susan Molinari94,660 (51.5%) 35,885 R+22.5
14 Carolyn B. Maloney130,175 (61.6%) Jeffrey E. Livingston42,641 (20.2%) 38,487 D+41.4
15 Charles B. Rangel113,898 (73.4%) Edward R. Adams5,951 (3.8%) 35,387 D+69.5
16 José E. Serrano95,568 (73.1%) Rodney Torres2,878 (2.2%) 32,276 D+70.9
17 Eliot L. Engel101,287 (65.9%) Denis McCarthy15,892 (10.3%) 36,618 D+55.5
18 Nita M. Lowey118,194 (55.3%) Kerry J. Katsorhis59,487 (27.9%) 35,893 D+27.5
19 Richard S. Klein86,926 (35.6%) Sue W. Kelly102,142 (41.9%) 54,918 R+6.2
20 Yash P. Aggarwal80,761 (32.9%) Benjamin A. Gilman122,479 (49.8%) 42,572 R+17.0
21 Michael R. McNulty158,491 (59.2%) Nancy Norman64,471 (24.1%) 44,646 D+35.1
22 Steve James94,192 (35.4%) Gerald B. H. Solomon144,125 (54.2%) 27,477 R+18.8
23 Bruce W. Hapanowicz50,436 (22.3%) Sherwood L. Boehlert124,626 (55.1%) 51,087 R+32.8
24 Donald Ravenscroft43,692 (20.8%) John M. McHugh124,240 (59.2%) 42,014 R+38.4
25 Marty Mack103,199 (42.6%) James T. Walsh126,691 (52.3%) 12,246 R+9.7
26 Maurice D. Hinchey122,850 (51.5%) Sue Wittig94,125 (39.5%) 21,462 D+12.1
27 Thomas M. Fricano95,503 (36.7%) Bill Paxon142,568 (54.8%) 22,240 R+18.1
28 Louise McIntosh Slaughter133,084 (53.2%) Geoff H. Rosenberger99,366 (39.7%) 17,644 D+13.5
29 John J. Lafalce132,317 (55.5%) David B. Callard81,135 (34.0%) 24,947 D+21.5
30 Francis J. Pordum100,040 (41.4%) Jack Quinn121,369 (50.3%) 19,996 R+8.8
31 Bruce D. Macbain49,502 (21.9%) Amo Houghton139,734 (61.9%) 36,482 R+40.0

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Nassau 258,995 47.1% 233,182 42.4% 58,062 550,239 D+4.7
Kings 336,549 64.3% 70,449 13.5% 116,023 523,021 D+50.9
New York 346,317 68.9% 66,098 13.1% 90,273 502,688 D+55.7
Suffolk 187,975 37.7% 259,962 52.2% 50,093 498,030 R+14.5
Queens 317,551 69.7% 93,570 20.5% 44,247 455,368 D+49.2
Erie 193,274 50.8% 186,928 49.2% 380,202 D+1.7
Westchester 174,457 49.0% 115,570 32.4% 66,133 356,160 D+16.5
Monroe 159,662 55.3% 129,101 44.7% 288,763 D+10.6
Bronx 196,736 69.2% 25,340 8.9% 62,039 284,115 D+60.3
Onondaga 83,958 44.7% 103,726 55.3% 187,684 R+10.5
Albany 87,581 60.2% 31,936 22.0% 25,875 145,392 D+38.3
Richmond 37,908 28.5% 68,957 51.8% 26,202 133,067 R+23.3
Orange 36,014 31.1% 59,114 51.0% 20,792 115,920 R+19.9
Rockland 37,426 32.9% 57,101 50.1% 19,373 113,900 R+17.3
Dutchess 34,097 33.8% 48,736 48.3% 18,064 100,897 R+14.5
Oneida 24,098 24.4% 54,125 54.7% 20,712 98,935 R+30.4
Broome 42,457 47.6% 36,218 40.6% 10,507 89,182 D+7.0
Niagara 48,763 60.2% 32,305 39.8% 81,068 D+20.3
Saratoga 33,405 42.3% 45,147 57.1% 484 79,036 R+14.9
Ulster 38,072 50.6% 31,187 41.4% 5,991 75,250 D+9.1
Otsego 13,933 19.1% 41,986 57.7% 16,858 72,777 R+38.5
Schenectady 37,625 55.6% 18,191 26.9% 11,811 67,627 D+28.7
Rensselaer 33,699 52.0% 25,930 40.0% 5,136 64,765 D+12.0
Chautauqua 14,965 26.3% 32,927 57.9% 8,983 56,875 R+31.6
Steuben 5,296 13.1% 27,356 67.8% 7,725 40,377 R+54.6
Putnam 11,873 30.1% 17,417 44.1% 10,218 39,508 R+14.0
Ontario 15,142 39.8% 22,945 60.2% 38,087 R+20.5
St. Lawrence 8,647 22.7% 23,776 62.4% 5,664 38,087 R+39.7
Chemung 6,541 17.4% 24,397 64.7% 6,745 37,683 R+47.4
Tompkins 19,739 55.3% 13,262 37.1% 2,705 35,706 D+18.1
Jefferson 6,002 16.8% 24,074 67.5% 5,577 35,653 R+50.7
Wayne 10,976 33.7% 21,593 66.3% 32,569 R+32.6
Cattaraugus 7,600 24.3% 19,345 61.9% 4,313 31,258 R+37.6
Cayuga 11,887 39.7% 16,632 55.5% 1,446 29,965 R+15.8
Clinton 6,630 23.9% 16,213 58.4% 4,936 27,779 R+34.5
Sullivan 12,491 45.2% 12,075 43.7% 3,061 27,627 D+1.5
Herkimer 7,451 27.5% 13,243 48.9% 6,362 27,056 R+21.4
Madison 5,486 21.4% 14,030 54.8% 6,081 25,597 R+33.4
Warren 8,662 34.5% 16,474 65.5% 25,136 R+31.1
Columbia 11,477 46.0% 13,448 54.0% 24,925 R+7.9
Livingston 8,826 38.1% 14,345 61.9% 23,171 R+23.8
Genesee 8,490 38.0% 13,823 62.0% 22,313 R+23.9
Tioga 8,632 40.1% 10,703 49.7% 2,188 21,523 R+9.6
Washington 7,205 34.0% 14,009 66.0% 21,214 R+32.1
Chenango 2,956 14.2% 11,123 53.3% 6,794 20,873 R+39.1
Fulton 4,683 23.2% 10,173 50.3% 5,365 20,221 R+27.1
Montgomery 10,316 54.4% 6,601 34.8% 2,045 18,962 D+19.6
Cortland 9,707 51.5% 9,149 48.5% 18,856 D+3.0
Delaware 3,941 21.0% 11,066 58.9% 3,785 18,792 R+37.9
Greene 6,776 37.1% 11,472 62.9% 18,248 R+25.7
Allegany 3,359 18.5% 11,849 65.1% 2,988 18,196 R+46.7
Franklin 4,010 24.2% 8,761 52.9% 3,784 16,555 R+28.7
Wyoming 5,411 36.2% 9,535 63.8% 14,946 R+27.6
Essex 4,394 30.3% 9,061 62.5% 1,046 14,501 R+32.2
Orleans 6,419 44.8% 7,919 55.2% 14,338 R+10.5
Schoharie 3,957 32.0% 7,016 56.8% 1,385 12,358 R+24.8
Seneca 4,473 36.2% 7,346 59.4% 538 12,357 R+23.2
Lewis 1,900 18.3% 6,686 64.2% 1,824 10,410 R+46.0
Yates 1,872 21.2% 5,776 65.5% 1,167 8,815 R+44.3
Schuyler 1,484 19.3% 4,878 63.4% 1,331 7,693 R+44.1
Hamilton 612 16.8% 2,196 60.3% 834 3,642 R+43.5

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

New York in every House election we hold

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