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Election 1998 Results

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1998 House election results by district and county

Democrats gained five House seats as Republicans pressed toward impeaching Bill Clinton, the first midterm gain for a president's party since 1934.

Democrats won 211 seats in the House of Representatives in 1998 and Republicans 223, on these results. Their candidates took 31,481,585 and 32,170,026 votes (R+1.0 of all votes cast, counting every district as it stood, including races with no candidate from one party).

The closest districts were Pennsylvania 10 (R+0.3), Connecticut 5 (D+1.5) and Louisiana 6 (R+1.5). 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 1998 House elections

The 1998 midterms came while the House was preparing impeachment proceedings over Clinton's conduct in the Monica Lewinsky affair. Republicans expected the scandal to bring them gains, and Speaker Newt Gingrich's strategy focused heavily on it. But the economy was strong, the federal budget had moved into surplus, and Clinton's approval ratings remained high. Instead, Democrats gained five seats, the first time the party holding the White House had picked up House seats in a midterm since 1934. Republicans kept a reduced majority of about 223. Gingrich, blamed for the result, announced within days that he would step down as Speaker and leave Congress. The House impeached Clinton in December regardless, and the Senate acquitted him in early 1999. In Pennsylvania's 10th District, Republican Don Sherwood beat Democrat Patrick Casey by 0.3 points, the closest race of the year. Democrat James Maloney held Connecticut's 5th by 1.5, and Republican Richard Baker kept Louisiana's 6th by the same margin. In California, Republican Brian Bilbray held his seat by 2.2 points, and Republican Steven Kuykendall won the seat Jane Harman had given up by 2.3. Mark Udall, later a senator, won an open Colorado seat by 2.4.

Every district

District	Democrat	Votes	Republican	Votes	Others	Margin
Alabama 1	none		Sonny Callahan	112,872 (99.4%)	692	R+99.4
Alabama 2	Joe Fondren	58,136 (30.7%)	Terry Everett	131,428 (69.3%)	105	R+38.6
Alabama 3	Joe Turnham	73,357 (41.9%)	Bob Riley	101,731 (58.1%)	129	R+16.2
Alabama 4	Don Bevill	82,065 (43.5%)	Robert B. Aderholt	106,297 (56.4%)	114	R+12.9
Alabama 5	Robert E. (Bud) Cramer, Jr.	134,819 (69.7%)	Gil Aust	58,536 (30.3%)	135	D+39.4
Alabama 6	Donna Wesson Smalley	60,657 (28.1%)	Spencer Bachus	154,761 (71.8%)	164	R+43.7
Alabama 7	Earl F. Hilliard	136,431 (98.0%)	none		2,750	D+98.0
Alaska at large	Jim Duncan	77,232 (34.6%)	Don Young	139,676 (62.6%)	6,392	R+28.0
Arizona 1	David Mendoza	54,108 (35.4%)	Matt Salmon	98,840 (64.6%)		R+29.3
Arizona 2	Ed Pastor	57,178 (67.8%)	Ed Barron	23,628 (28.0%)	3,557	D+39.8
Arizona 3	Stuart Marc Starky	66,979 (32.7%)	Bob Stump	137,618 (67.3%)	26	R+34.5
Arizona 4	Eric Ehst	49,538 (31.2%)	John B. Shadegg	102,722 (64.7%)	6,562	R+33.5
Arizona 5	Tom Volgy	91,030 (45.2%)	Jim Kolbe	103,952 (51.6%)	6,491	R+6.4
Arizona 6	Steve Owens	88,001 (43.7%)	J. D. Hayworth	106,891 (53.0%)	6,645	R+9.4
Arkansas 1	Marion Berry		none			no vote
Arkansas: Unopposed; no votes were counted.
Arkansas 2	Vic Snyder	100,334 (58.0%)	Phil Wyrick	72,737 (42.0%)		D+16.0
Arkansas 3	none		Asa Hutchinson	154,780 (80.7%)	Ralph Forbes (Reform) 36,917 (19.3%)	R+80.7
Arkansas 4	Judy Smith	68,194 (42.5%)	Jay Dickey	92,346 (57.5%)		R+15.0
California 1	Mike Thompson	121,713 (61.8%)	Mark C. Luce	64,692 (32.9%)	10,400	D+29.0
California 2	Roberts 'Rob' Braden	70,837 (34.5%)	Wally Herger	128,372 (62.5%)	6,138	R+28.0
California 3	Sandie Dunn	86,471 (45.0%)	Doug Ose	100,621 (52.4%)	4,914	R+7.4
California 4	David Shapiro	85,394 (34.4%)	John T. Doolittle	155,306 (62.6%)	7,524	R+28.2
California 5	Robert T. Matsui	130,715 (71.9%)	Robert S. Dinsmore	47,307 (26.0%)	3,746	D+45.9
California 6	Lynn C. Woolsey	158,446 (68.0%)	Ken McAuliffe	69,295 (29.7%)	5,240	D+38.3
California 7	George Miller	125,842 (76.7%)	Norman H. Reece	38,290 (23.3%)		D+53.3
California 8	Nancy Pelosi	148,027 (85.8%)	David J. Martz	20,781 (12.0%)	3,654	D+73.8
California 9	Barbara Lee	140,722 (82.8%)	Claiborne 'Clay' Sanders	22,431 (13.2%)	6,742	D+69.6
California 10	Ellen O. Tauscher	127,134 (53.5%)	Charles Ball	103,299 (43.4%)	7,376	D+10.0
California 11	Robert L. Figueroa	56,345 (36.2%)	Richard W. Pombo	95,496 (61.4%)	3,608	R+25.2
California 12	Tom Lantos	128,135 (74.0%)	Robert H. Evans	36,562 (21.1%)	8,515	D+52.9
California 13	Fortney Pete Stark	101,671 (71.2%)	James R. Goetz	38,050 (26.6%)	3,066	D+44.6
California 14	Anna G. Eshoo	129,663 (68.6%)	John C. 'Chris' Haugen	53,719 (28.4%)	5,528	D+40.2
California 15	Dick Lane	70,059 (37.9%)	Tom Campbell	111,876 (60.5%)	2,843	R+22.6
California 16	Zoe Lofgren	85,503 (72.8%)	Horace Eugene Thayn	27,494 (23.4%)	4,417	D+49.4
California 17	Sam Farr	103,719 (64.5%)	Bill McCampbell	52,470 (32.7%)	4,501	D+31.9
California 18	Gary A. Condit	118,842 (86.8%)	none		Linda M. Degroat (Libertarian) 18,089 (13.2%)	D+86.8
California 19	none		George P. Radanovich	131,105 (79.4%)	Jonathan Richter (Libertarian) 34,044 (20.6%)	R+79.4
California 20	Calvin M. Dooley	60,599 (60.7%)	Cliff Unruh	39,183 (39.3%)		D+21.5
California 21	none		William M. Thomas	115,989 (78.9%)	John Evans (Reform) 30,994 (21.1%)	R+78.9
California 22	Lois Capps	109,517 (55.0%)	Tom J. Bordonaro, Jr.	85,927 (43.1%)	3,820	D+11.8
California 23	Daniel 'Dan' Gonzalez	64,032 (39.9%)	Elton Gallegly	96,322 (60.1%)		R+20.1
California 24	Brad Sherman	103,491 (57.3%)	Randy Hoffman	69,501 (38.5%)	7,588	D+18.8
California 25	none		Howard P. "Buck" McKeon	114,013 (74.7%)	Bruce R. Acker (Libertarian) 38,669 (25.3%)	R+74.7
California 26	Howard L. Berman	69,000 (82.5%)	none		Juan Carlos Ros (Libertarian) 6,556 (7.8%)	D+82.5
California 27	Barry A. Gordon	73,875 (46.4%)	James E. Rogan	80,702 (50.7%)	4,489	R+4.3
California 28	Janice M. Nelson	61,721 (39.3%)	David Dreier	90,607 (57.6%)	4,872	R+18.4
California 29	Henry A. Waxman	131,561 (73.9%)	Mike Gottlieb	40,282 (22.6%)	6,251	D+51.3
California 30	Xavier Becerra	58,230 (82.4%)	Patricia Parker	12,441 (17.6%)		D+64.8
California 31	Matthew G. Martinez	61,173 (70.0%)	Frank C. Moreno	19,786 (22.6%)	Krista Lieberg-Wong (Green) 4,377 (5.0%)	D+47.4
California 32	Julian C. Dixon	112,253 (86.7%)	Laurence Ardito	14,622 (11.3%)	2,617	D+75.4
California 33	Lucille Roybal-Allard	43,310 (87.2%)	Wayne Miller	6,364 (12.8%)		D+74.4
California 34	Grace Flores Napolitano	76,471 (67.6%)	Ed Perez	32,321 (28.6%)	4,283	D+39.0
California 35	Maxine Waters	78,732 (89.3%)	none		Gordon Michael Mego (American Independent) 9,413 (10.7%)	D+89.3
California 36	Janice Hahn	84,624 (46.6%)	Steven T. Kuykendall	88,843 (48.9%)	8,239	R+2.3
California 37	Juanita Millender-McDonald	70,026 (85.1%)	Saul E. Lankster	12,301 (14.9%)		D+70.1
California 38	Peter Mathews	59,767 (44.3%)	Stephen Horn	71,386 (52.9%)	3,705	R+8.6
California 39	A. 'Cecy' R. Groom	52,815 (34.0%)	Edward R. Royce	97,366 (62.6%)	5,284	R+28.7
California 40	Robert 'Bob' Conaway	47,897 (31.9%)	Jerry Lewis	97,406 (64.9%)	4,822	R+33.0
California 41	Eileen R. Ansari	52,264 (40.7%)	Gary G. Miller	68,310 (53.2%)	7,840	R+12.5
California 42	George E. Brown, Jr.	62,207 (55.3%)	Elia Pirozzi	45,328 (40.3%)	4,985	D+15.0
California 43	Mike Rayburn	56,373 (37.8%)	Ken Calvert	83,012 (55.7%)	9,686	R+17.9
California 44	Ralph Waite	57,697 (35.7%)	Mary Bono	97,013 (60.1%)	6,818	R+24.3
California 45	Patricia W. Neal	60,022 (37.3%)	Dana Rohrabacher	94,296 (58.7%)	6,452	R+21.3
California 46	Loretta Sanchez	47,964 (56.4%)	Robert Kenneth 'Bob' Dornan	33,388 (39.3%)	3,650	D+17.2
California 47	Christina Avalos	57,938 (29.5%)	Christopher Cox	132,711 (67.6%)	5,667	R+38.1
California 48	none		Ron Packard	138,948 (76.9%)	Sharon K. Miles (Natural Law) 23,262 (12.9%)	R+76.9
California 49	Christine T. Kehoe	86,400 (46.6%)	Brian P. Bilbray	90,516 (48.8%)	8,603	R+2.2
California 50	Bob Filner	77,354 (100.0%)	none			D+100.0
California 51	Dan Kripke	71,706 (34.7%)	Randy "Duke" Cunningham	126,229 (61.0%)	8,943	R+26.4
California 52	none		Duncan Hunter	116,251 (75.7%)	Lynn Badler (Libertarian) 21,933 (14.3%)	R+75.7
Colorado 1	Diana Degette	116,628 (66.9%)	Nancy McClanahan	52,452 (30.1%)	5,225	D+36.8
Colorado 2	Mark Udall	113,946 (49.9%)	Bob Greenlee	108,385 (47.4%)	6,111	D+2.4
Colorado 3	Robert Reed Kelley	74,479 (31.5%)	Scott McInnis	156,501 (66.1%)	5,673	R+34.7
Colorado 4	Susan Kirkpatrick	89,973 (40.7%)	Bob Schaffer	131,318 (59.3%)		R+18.7
Colorado 5	Ken Alford	55,609 (26.0%)	Joel Hefley	155,790 (72.7%)	2,871	R+46.8
Colorado 6	Henry L. Strauss	82,662 (41.5%)	Tom Tancredo	111,374 (55.9%)	5,152	R+14.4
Connecticut 1	John B. Larson	97,681 (58.1%)	Kevin O'Connor	69,668 (41.4%)	915	D+16.7
Connecticut 2	Sam Gejdenson	99,567 (61.0%)	Gary M. Koval	57,860 (35.5%)	5,774	D+25.6
Connecticut 3	Rosa L. Delauro	109,726 (71.3%)	Martin T. Reust	42,090 (27.4%)	2,035	D+44.0
Connecticut 4	Jonathan Kantrowitz	40,988 (29.9%)	Christopher Shays	94,767 (69.1%)	1,449	R+39.2
Connecticut 5	James H. Maloney	78,394 (49.9%)	Mark Nielsen	76,051 (48.4%)	2,712	D+1.5
Connecticut 6	Charlotte Koskoff	69,201 (39.6%)	Nancy L. Johnson	101,630 (58.1%)	3,950	R+18.6
Delaware at large	Dennis E. Williams	57,446 (31.8%)	Michael N. Castle	119,811 (66.4%)	3,272	R+34.6
Florida 1	none		Joe Scarborough	140,525 (99.5%)	663	R+99.5
Florida 2	Allen Boyd	138,440 (95.2%)	none		6,980	D+95.2
Florida 3	Corrine Brown	66,621 (55.4%)	Bill Randall	53,530 (44.6%)		D+10.9
Florida 4	none		Tillie W. Fowler			no vote
Florida: Unopposed; no votes were counted.
Florida 5	Karen L. Thurman	132,005 (66.3%)	none		Jack Gargan (Reform) 67,147 (33.7%)	D+66.3
Florida 6	none		Cliff Stearns			no vote
Florida: Unopposed; no votes were counted.
Florida 7	none		John L. Mica			no vote
Florida: Unopposed; no votes were counted.
Florida 8	Al Krulick	54,245 (34.2%)	Bill McCollum	104,298 (65.8%)	32	R+31.6
Florida 9	none		Michael Bilirakis			no vote
Florida: Unopposed; no votes were counted.
Florida 10	none		C. W. Bill Young			no vote
Florida: Unopposed; no votes were counted.
Florida 11	Jim Davis	85,262 (64.9%)	Joe Chillura	46,176 (35.1%)		D+29.7
Florida 12	none		Charles T. Canady			no vote
Florida: Unopposed; no votes were counted.
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	David R. Golding	75,654 (36.9%)	Dave Weldon	129,278 (63.1%)		R+26.2
Florida 16	none		Mark Foley			no vote
Florida: Unopposed; no votes were counted.
Florida 17	Carrie P. Meek		none			no vote
Florida: Unopposed; no votes were counted.
Florida 18	none		Ileana Ros-Lehtinen			no vote
Florida: Unopposed; no votes were counted.
Florida 19	Robert Wexler		none			no vote
Florida: Unopposed; no votes were counted.
Florida 20	Peter Deutsch		none			no vote
Florida: Unopposed; no votes were counted.
Florida 21	Patrick Cusack	28,378 (25.2%)	Lincoln Diaz-Balart	84,018 (74.8%)		R+49.5
Florida 22	none		E. Clay Shaw, Jr.			no vote
Florida: Unopposed; no votes were counted.
Florida 23	Alcee L. Hastings		none			no vote
Florida: Unopposed; no votes were counted.
Georgia 1	none		Jack Kingston	92,229 (100.0%)		R+100.0
Georgia 2	Sanford D. Bishop, Jr.	77,953 (56.8%)	Joseph Francis McCormick, Jr.	59,305 (43.2%)		D+13.6
Georgia 3	none		Mac Collins	123,064 (100.0%)		R+100.0
Georgia 4	Cynthia A. McKinney	100,622 (61.1%)	Sunny J. Warren	64,146 (38.9%)	4	D+22.1
Georgia 5	John Lewis	109,177 (78.5%)	John H. Lewis, Sr.	29,877 (21.5%)		D+57.0
Georgia 6	Gary "Bats" Pelphrey	68,366 (29.3%)	Newt Gingrich	164,966 (70.7%)		R+41.4
Georgia 7	James F. "Jim" Williams	69,293 (44.6%)	Bob Barr	85,982 (55.4%)		R+10.8
Georgia 8	Ronald L. Cain	53,079 (37.6%)	Saxby Chambliss	87,993 (62.4%)		R+24.8
Georgia 9	none		Nathan Deal	122,713 (100.0%)		R+100.0
Georgia 10	Marion Denise Spencer Freeman	60,004 (40.4%)	Charlie Norwood	88,527 (59.6%)		R+19.2
Georgia 11	Vincent Littman	53,510 (30.7%)	John Linder	120,909 (69.3%)		R+38.6
Hawaii 1	Neil Abercrombie	116,693 (61.6%)	Gene Ward	68,905 (36.3%)	3,973	D+25.2
Hawaii 2	Patsy T. Mink	144,254 (69.4%)	Carol J. Douglass	50,423 (24.3%)	Noreen Leilehua (Libertarian) 13,194 (6.3%)	D+45.1
Idaho 1	Dan Williams	91,653 (44.7%)	Helen Chenoweth	113,231 (55.3%)		R+10.5
Idaho 2	Richard H. Stallings	77,736 (44.7%)	Mike Simpson	91,337 (52.5%)	4,872	R+7.8
Illinois 1	Bobby L. Rush	151,890 (87.1%)	Marlene White Ahimaz	18,429 (10.6%)	4,046	D+76.5
Illinois 2	Jesse L. Jackson, Jr.	148,985 (89.4%)	Robert Gordon III	16,075 (9.6%)	1,608	D+79.8
Illinois 3	William O. Lipinksi	115,887 (72.5%)	Robert Marshall	44,012 (27.5%)		D+45.0
Illinois 4	Luis V. Gutierrez	54,244 (81.7%)	John Birch	10,529 (15.9%)	1,583	D+65.9
Illinois 5	Rod R. Blagojevich	95,738 (74.0%)	Alan Spitz	33,687 (26.0%)		D+47.9
Illinois 6	Thomas A. Cramer	49,906 (30.1%)	Henry J. Hyde	111,603 (67.3%)	4,199	R+37.2
Illinois 7	Danny K. Davis	130,984 (92.9%)	none		Dorn E. Van Cleave III (Libertarian) 9,984 (7.1%)	D+92.9
Illinois 8	Mike Rothman	47,614 (31.4%)	Philip M. Crane	104,242 (68.6%)		R+37.3
Illinois 9	Janice D. (Jan) Schakowsky	107,878 (74.6%)	Herbert Sohn	33,448 (23.1%)	3,284	D+51.5
Illinois 10	none		John Edward Porter	138,429 (100.0%)		R+100.0
Illinois 11	Gary S. Mueller	70,458 (41.2%)	Jerry Weller	100,597 (58.8%)		R+17.6
Illinois 12	Jerry F. Costello	99,605 (60.4%)	William Melvin Price	65,409 (39.6%)		D+20.7
Illinois 13	Susan W. Hynes	77,878 (39.0%)	Judy Biggert	121,889 (61.0%)		R+22.0
Illinois 14	Robert A. Cozzi, Jr.	50,844 (30.2%)	J. Dennis Hastert	117,304 (69.8%)		R+39.5
Illinois 15	Laurel Lunt Prussing	65,054 (38.4%)	Thomas W. Ewing	104,255 (61.6%)		R+23.2
Illinois 16	none		Donald A. Manzullo	143,686 (100.0%)		R+100.0
Illinois 17	Lane Evans	100,128 (51.6%)	Mark Baker	94,072 (48.4%)		D+3.1
Illinois 18	none		Ray Lahood	158,175 (100.0%)	2	R+100.0
Illinois 19	David D. Phelps	122,430 (58.3%)	Brent Winters	87,614 (41.7%)		D+16.6
Illinois 20	Rick Verticchio	76,475 (38.7%)	John Shimkus	121,103 (61.3%)		R+22.6
Indiana 1	Peter J. Visclosky	92,634 (72.5%)	Michael Petyo	33,503 (26.2%)	1,617	D+46.3
Indiana 2	Sherman A. Boles	62,452 (38.0%)	David M. McIntosh	99,608 (60.6%)	2,236	R+22.6
Indiana 3	Tim Roemer	84,625 (58.1%)	none		Daniel A. Holtz (Independent) 61,041 (41.9%)	D+58.1
Indiana 4	Mark J. Wehrle	54,286 (36.7%)	Mark E. Souder	93,671 (63.3%)		R+26.6
Indiana 5	David Steele	58,504 (36.0%)	Stephen E. Buyer	101,567 (62.5%)	2,317	R+26.5
Indiana 6	Bob Kern	31,472 (16.8%)	Dan Burton	135,250 (72.0%)	Joe Hauptmann (Libertarian) 21,032 (11.2%)	R+55.3
Indiana 7	Samuel (Dutch) Hillenburg	44,823 (28.1%)	Edward A. Pease	109,712 (68.9%)	4,779	R+40.7
Indiana 8	Gail Riecken	81,871 (46.0%)	John N. Hostettler	92,785 (52.1%)	3,401	R+6.1
Indiana 9	Baron Hill	92,973 (50.8%)	Jean Leising	87,797 (47.9%)	2,406	D+2.8
Indiana 10	Julia Carson	69,682 (58.3%)	Gary A. Hofmeister	47,017 (39.4%)	2,737	D+19.0
Iowa 1	Bob Rush	79,529 (42.3%)	James A. Leach	106,419 (56.5%)	2,260	R+14.3
Iowa 2	Rob Tully	83,405 (44.0%)	Jim Nussle	104,613 (55.2%)	1,556	R+11.2
Iowa 3	Leonard L. Boswell	107,947 (56.9%)	Larry McKibben	78,063 (41.1%)	3,742	D+15.8
Iowa 4	Jon Dvorak	67,550 (33.9%)	Greg Ganske	129,942 (65.2%)	1,904	R+31.3
Iowa 5	none		Tom Latham	132,730 (99.2%)	1,041	R+99.2
Kansas 1	Jim Philips	36,618 (19.3%)	Jerry Moran	152,775 (80.7%)		R+61.3
Kansas 2	Jim Clark	69,521 (39.0%)	Jim Ryan	108,527 (61.0%)		R+21.9
Kansas 3	Dennis Moore	103,376 (52.4%)	Vince Snowbarger	93,938 (47.6%)		D+4.8
Kansas 4	Jim Lawing	62,737 (38.6%)	Todd Tiahrt	94,785 (58.3%)	5,171	R+19.7
Kentucky 1	Tom Barlow	77,402 (44.8%)	Ed Whitfield	95,308 (55.2%)		R+10.4
Kentucky 2	Bob Evans	62,848 (35.3%)	Ron Lewis	113,285 (63.7%)	1,833	R+28.3
Kentucky 3	Chris Gorman	92,865 (47.5%)	Anne M. Northup	100,690 (51.5%)	1,881	R+4.0
Kentucky 4	Ken Lucas	93,485 (53.4%)	Gex "Jay" Williams	81,547 (46.6%)		D+6.8
Kentucky 5	Sidney Jane Bailey-Bamer	39,585 (21.8%)	Harold Rogers	142,215 (78.2%)		R+56.5
Kentucky 6	Ernesto Scorsone	90,033 (46.0%)	Ernie Fletcher	104,046 (53.1%)	1,839	R+7.2
Louisiana 1	none		Bob Livingston			no vote
Louisiana: Unopposed; no votes were counted.
Louisiana 2	William J. Jefferson	102,247 (86.0%)	none		David Reed (Democratic) 10,803 (9.1%)	D+86.0
Louisiana: Won outright in the October open primary.
Louisiana 3	none		Billy Tauzin			no vote
Louisiana: Unopposed; no votes were counted.
Louisiana 4	none		Jim McCrery			no vote
Louisiana: Unopposed; no votes were counted.
Louisiana 5	none		John Cooksey			no vote
Louisiana: Unopposed; no votes were counted.
Louisiana 6	Marjorie McKeithen	94,201 (49.3%)	Richard Baker	97,044 (50.7%)		R+1.5
Louisiana 7	Chris John		none			no vote
Louisiana: Unopposed; no votes were counted.
Maine 1	Thomas H. Allen	134,335 (60.3%)	Ross J. Connelly	79,160 (35.5%)	9,182	D+24.8
Maine 2	John Elias Baldacci	146,202 (76.2%)	Jonathan Reisman	45,674 (23.8%)		D+52.4
Maryland 1	Irving Pinder	60,450 (30.8%)	Wayne T. Gilchrest	135,771 (69.2%)		R+38.4
Maryland 2	Kenneth T. Bosley	74,275 (37.2%)	Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr.	125,162 (62.8%)	9	R+25.5
Maryland 3	Benjamin L. Cardin	137,501 (77.6%)	Colin Felix Harby	39,667 (22.4%)		D+55.2
Maryland 4	Albert Russell Wynn	129,139 (85.7%)	John B. Kimble	21,518 (14.3%)		D+71.4
Maryland 5	Steny H. Hoyer	126,792 (65.4%)	Robert B. Ostrom	67,176 (34.6%)		D+30.7
Maryland 6	Timothy D. McCown	73,728 (36.6%)	Roscoe G. Bartlett	127,802 (63.4%)		R+26.8
Maryland 7	Elijah E. Cummings	112,699 (85.7%)	Kenneth Kondner	18,742 (14.3%)	1	D+71.5
Maryland 8	Ralph G. Neas	87,497 (39.7%)	Constance A. Morella	133,145 (60.3%)		R+20.7
Massachusetts 1	John W. Olver	121,863 (71.7%)	Gregory L. Morgan	48,055 (28.3%)	58	D+43.4
Massachusetts 2	Richard E. Neal	130,550 (99.0%)	none		1,383	D+99.0
Massachusetts 3	James P. McGovern	108,613 (56.9%)	Matthew J. Amorello	79,174 (41.5%)	3,091	D+15.4
Massachusetts 4	Barney Frank	148,340 (98.4%)	none		2,380	D+98.4
Massachusetts 5	Martin T. Meehan	127,418 (70.7%)	David E. Coleman	52,725 (29.3%)	87	D+41.4
Massachusetts 6	John F. Tierney	117,132 (54.6%)	Peter G. Torkildsen	90,986 (42.4%)	6,588	D+12.2
Massachusetts 7	Edward J. Markey	137,178 (70.6%)	Patricia H. Long	56,977 (29.3%)	150	D+41.3
Massachusetts 8	Michael E. Capuano	99,603 (81.7%)	Philip Hyde III	14,125 (11.6%)	8,159	D+70.1
Massachusetts 9	John Joseph Moakley	150,667 (99.4%)	none		888	D+99.4
Massachusetts 10	William D. Delahunt	164,917 (70.0%)	Eric V. Bleicken	70,466 (29.9%)	180	D+40.1
Michigan 1	Bart Stupak	130,129 (58.7%)	Michelle A. McManus	87,630 (39.5%)	4,037	D+19.2
Michigan 2	Bob Shrauger	63,573 (29.8%)	Peter Hoekstra	146,854 (68.7%)	3,195	R+39.0
Michigan 3	John Ferguson, Jr.	49,489 (24.7%)	Vernon J. Ehlers	146,364 (73.1%)	4,398	R+48.4
Michigan 4	none		Dave Camp	155,343 (91.3%)	Dan Marsh (Libertarian) 10,404 (6.1%)	R+91.3
Michigan 5	James A. Barcia	135,254 (71.2%)	Donald W. Brewster	51,442 (27.1%)	3,275	D+44.1
Michigan 6	Clarence J. Annen	45,358 (28.1%)	Fred Upton	113,292 (70.1%)	2,977	R+42.0
Michigan 7	Jim Berryman	72,998 (40.1%)	Nick Smith	104,656 (57.5%)	4,473	R+17.4
Michigan 8	Debbie Stabenow	125,169 (57.4%)	Susan Grimes Munsell	84,254 (38.6%)	8,617	D+18.8
Michigan 9	Dale E. Kildee	105,457 (55.9%)	Tom McMillin	79,062 (41.9%)	4,006	D+14.0
Michigan 10	David E. Bonior	108,770 (52.4%)	Brian Palmer	94,027 (45.3%)	4,727	D+7.1
Michigan 11	Travis M. Reeds	76,107 (33.7%)	Joe Knollenberg	144,264 (63.9%)	5,433	R+30.2
Michigan 12	Sander M. Levin	105,824 (55.9%)	Leslie A. Touma	79,619 (42.0%)	3,985	D+13.8
Michigan 13	Lynn N. Rivers	99,935 (58.1%)	Tom Hickey	68,328 (39.8%)	3,624	D+18.4
Michigan 14	John Conyers, Jr.	126,321 (86.9%)	Vendella M. Collins	16,140 (11.1%)	2,844	D+75.8
Michigan 15	Carolyn C. Kilpatrick	108,582 (87.0%)	Crysanthea D. Boyd-Fields	12,887 (10.3%)	3,391	D+76.6
Michigan 16	John D. Dingell	116,145 (66.6%)	William Morse	54,121 (31.0%)	4,091	D+35.6
Minnesota 1	Tracy L. Beckman	108,420 (45.2%)	Gil Gutknecht	131,233 (54.7%)	250	R+9.5
Minnesota 2	David Minge	148,933 (57.0%)	Craig Duehring	99,490 (38.1%)	12,704	D+18.9
Minnesota 3	Stan J. Leino	66,505 (23.5%)	Jim Ramstad	203,731 (71.9%)	13,073	R+48.4
Minnesota 4	Bruce F. Vento	128,726 (53.7%)	Dennis R. Newinksi	95,388 (39.8%)	15,632	D+13.9
Minnesota 5	Martin Olav Sabo	145,535 (66.9%)	Frank Taylor	60,035 (27.6%)	12,042	D+39.3
Minnesota 6	Bill Luther	148,728 (50.0%)	John Kline	136,866 (46.0%)	12,107	D+4.0
Minnesota 7	Collin C. Peterson	169,907 (71.7%)	Aleta Edin	66,562 (28.1%)	473	D+43.6
Minnesota 8	James L. Oberstar	173,734 (66.0%)	Jerry Shuster	69,667 (26.5%)	Stan (The Man) Estes (Reform) 15,137 (5.7%)	D+39.5
Mississippi 1	Rex Weathers	30,438 (30.6%)	Roger F. Wicker	66,738 (67.2%)	2,157	R+36.5
Mississippi 2	Bennie G. Thompson	80,284 (71.2%)	none		Will Chipman (Libertarian) 32,533 (28.8%)	D+71.2
Mississippi 3	none		Charles W. "Chip" Pickering	84,785 (84.6%)	Charles T. Scarborough (Libertarian) 15,465 (15.4%)	R+84.6
Mississippi 4	Ronnie Shows	73,252 (53.4%)	Delbert Hosemann	61,551 (44.9%)	2,396	D+8.5
Mississippi 5	Gene Taylor	78,661 (77.8%)	Randy McDonnell	19,341 (19.1%)	3,093	D+58.7
Missouri 1	William (Bill) Clay	90,840 (72.6%)	Richmond A. Soluade, Sr.	30,635 (24.5%)	3,576	D+48.1
Missouri 2	John Ross	57,565 (28.3%)	James M. Talent	142,313 (70.0%)	3,381	R+41.7
Missouri 3	Richard A. Gephardt	98,287 (55.8%)	William J. Federer	74,005 (42.0%)	3,807	D+13.8
Missouri 4	Ike Skelton	133,173 (71.0%)	Cecilia D. Noland	51,005 (27.2%)	3,438	D+43.8
Missouri 5	Karen McCarthy	101,313 (65.9%)	Penny D. Bennett	47,582 (31.0%)	4,790	D+35.0
Missouri 6	Pat Danner	136,774 (70.9%)	Jeff Bailey	51,679 (26.8%)	4,324	D+44.1
Missouri 7	Marc Perkel	43,416 (24.3%)	Roy Blunt	129,746 (72.6%)	5,639	R+48.3
Missouri 8	Anthony J. (Tony) Heckemeyer	59,426 (35.7%)	Jo Anna Emerson	104,271 (62.6%)	2,827	R+26.9
Missouri 9	Linda Vogt	66,861 (35.5%)	Kenny C. Hulshof	117,196 (62.2%)	4,248	R+26.7
Montana at large	Dusty Deschamps	147,073 (44.4%)	Rick Hill	175,748 (53.0%)	8,730	R+8.7
Nebraska 1	Don Eret	48,826 (26.4%)	Doug Bereuter	136,058 (73.5%)	343	R+47.1
Nebraska 2	Michael Scott	55,722 (34.2%)	Lee Terry	106,782 (65.5%)	499	R+31.3
Nebraska 3	none		Bill Barrett	149,896 (84.3%)	Jerry Hickman (Libertarian) 27,278 (15.3%)	R+84.3
Nevada 1	Shelley Berkley	79,315 (49.2%)	Don Chairez	73,540 (45.7%)	8,227	D+3.6
Nevada 2	none		Jim Gibbons	201,623 (81.1%)	Cristopher Horne (Independent American) 20,738 (8.3%)	R+81.1
New Hampshire 1	Peter Flood	51,783 (33.1%)	John E. Sununu	104,430 (66.9%)		R+33.7
New Hampshire 2	Mary Rauh	72,217 (44.8%)	Charles F. Bass	85,740 (53.2%)	3,338	R+8.4
New Jersey 1	Robert E. Andrews	90,279 (73.2%)	Ronald L. Richards	27,855 (22.6%)	5,208	D+50.6
New Jersey 2	Derek Hunsberger	43,563 (30.8%)	Frank A. Lobiondo	93,248 (65.9%)	4,703	R+35.1
New Jersey 3	Steven J. Polansky	55,248 (35.1%)	Jim Saxton	97,508 (62.0%)	4,483	R+26.9
New Jersey 4	Larry Schneider	52,281 (35.0%)	Christopher H. Smith	92,991 (62.2%)	4,305	R+27.2
New Jersey 5	Mike Scheider	55,487 (33.3%)	Marge Roukema	106,304 (63.7%)	5,027	R+30.5
New Jersey 6	Frank Pallone, Jr.	78,102 (57.0%)	Michael Ferguson	55,180 (40.3%)	3,730	D+16.7
New Jersey 7	Maryanne S. Connelly	65,776 (44.4%)	Bob Franks	77,751 (52.5%)	4,515	R+8.1
New Jersey 8	Bill Pascrell, Jr.	81,068 (62.1%)	Matthew J. Kirnan	46,289 (35.4%)	3,231	D+26.6
New Jersey 9	Steven R. Rothman	91,330 (64.6%)	Steve Lonegan	47,817 (33.8%)	2,312	D+30.8
New Jersey 10	Donald M. Payne	82,244 (83.5%)	William Stanley Wnuck	10,678 (10.8%)	5,572	D+72.7
New Jersey 11	John P. Scollo	44,160 (29.6%)	Rodney P. Frelinghuysen	100,910 (67.7%)	3,901	R+38.1
New Jersey 12	Rush Holt	92,528 (50.1%)	Michael Pappas	87,221 (47.2%)	4,861	D+2.9
New Jersey 13	Robert Menendez	70,308 (80.1%)	Theresa De Leon	14,615 (16.6%)	2,900	D+63.4
New Mexico 1	Phillip J. Maloof	75,040 (41.9%)	Heather Wilson	86,784 (48.4%)	Robert L. Anderson (Green) 17,266 (9.6%)	R+6.6
New Mexico 2	E. Shirley Baca	61,796 (42.1%)	Joe Skeen	85,077 (57.9%)		R+15.9
New Mexico 3	Tom Udall	91,248 (53.2%)	Bill Redmond	74,266 (43.3%)	6,135	D+9.9
New York 1	William G. Holst	55,630 (31.7%)	Michael P. Forbes	99,460 (56.7%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 20,242 (11.5%)	R+25.0
New York 2	John C. Bace	37,949 (25.9%)	Rick Lazio	85,089 (58.0%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 18,284 (12.5%)	R+32.1
New York 3	Kevin N. Langberg	63,628 (31.2%)	Peter T. King	117,258 (57.5%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 21,609 (10.6%)	R+26.3
New York 4	Carolyn McCarthy	90,256 (48.4%)	Gregory R. Becker	79,984 (42.9%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 15,021 (8.0%)	D+5.5
New York 5	Gary L. Ackerman	97,404 (56.2%)	David C. Pinzon	49,586 (28.6%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 23,385 (13.5%)	D+27.6
New York 6	Gregory W. Meeks	76,122 (66.2%)	none		Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 38,908 (33.8%)	D+66.2
New York 7	Joseph Crowley	50,924 (49.5%)	James J. Dillon	18,896 (18.4%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 29,105 (28.3%)	D+31.1
New York 8	Jerrold Nadler	112,948 (71.4%)	Theodore Howard	18,383 (11.6%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 26,846 (17.0%)	D+59.8
New York 9	Anthony Weiner	69,439 (51.4%)	Louis Telano	24,486 (18.1%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 30,577 (22.6%)	D+33.3
New York 10	Edolphus Towns	83,528 (69.8%)	Ernestine M. Brown	5,577 (4.7%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 29,246 (24.4%)	D+65.1
New York 11	Major R. Owens	75,773 (70.9%)	David Greene	7,284 (6.8%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 22,691 (21.2%)	D+64.1
New York 12	Nydia M. Velázquez	53,269 (65.2%)	Rosemarie Markgraf	6,405 (7.8%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 19,016 (23.3%)	D+57.4
New York 13	Eugene V. Prisco	40,167 (29.2%)	Vito Fossella	76,138 (55.4%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 19,937 (14.5%)	R+26.2
New York 14	Carolyn B. Maloney	111,072 (67.4%)	Stephanie E. Kupferman	32,458 (19.7%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 21,269 (12.9%)	D+47.7
New York 15	Charles B. Rangel	90,424 (76.6%)	David E. Cunningham	5,633 (4.8%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 20,970 (17.8%)	D+71.8
New York 16	José E. Serrano	67,367 (74.6%)	Thomas W. Bayley, Jr.	2,457 (2.7%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 19,687 (21.8%)	D+71.9
New York 17	Eliot L. Engel	80,947 (70.6%)	Peter Fiumefreddo	11,037 (9.6%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 22,699 (19.8%)	D+61.0
New York 18	Nita M. Lowey	91,623 (55.2%)	none		Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 55,344 (33.3%)	D+55.2
New York 19	Dick Collins	56,378 (30.0%)	Sue W. Kelly	104,467 (55.6%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 20,190 (10.7%)	R+25.6
New York 20	Paul J. Feiner	65,589 (34.4%)	Benjamin A. Gilman	98,546 (51.6%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 22,021 (11.5%)	R+17.3
New York 21	Michael R. McNulty	146,639 (67.0%)	Lauren Ayers	50,931 (23.3%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 21,183 (9.7%)	D+43.8
New York 22	Jean P. Bordewich	81,296 (37.9%)	John E. Sweeny	106,919 (49.9%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 21,209 (9.9%)	R+12.0
New York 23	none		Sherwood L. Boehlert	111,242 (60.8%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 45,362 (24.8%)	R+60.8
New York 24	Neil P. Tallon	31,011 (18.2%)	John M. McHugh	116,682 (68.6%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 22,330 (13.1%)	R+50.4
New York 25	Yvonne Rothenberg	53,461 (28.2%)	James T. Walsh	121,204 (63.8%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 15,222 (8.0%)	R+35.7
New York 26	Maurice D. Hinchey	108,204 (57.3%)	William H. Bud Walker	54,776 (29.0%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 13,695 (7.3%)	D+28.3
New York 27	Bill Cook	75,978 (36.9%)	Thomas M. Reynolds	102,042 (49.5%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 28,132 (13.6%)	R+12.6
New York 28	Louise McIntosh Slaughter	118,856 (61.5%)	Richard A. Kaplan	56,443 (29.2%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 9,678 (5.0%)	D+32.3
New York 29	John J. Lafalce	97,235 (52.8%)	Chris Collins	69,481 (37.7%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 13,541 (7.4%)	D+15.1
New York 30	Crystal D. Peoples	55,199 (29.4%)	Jack Quinn	116,093 (61.7%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 16,742 (8.9%)	R+32.4
New York 31	Caleb Rossiter	40,091 (22.7%)	Amo Houghton	107,615 (60.9%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 18,321 (10.4%)	R+38.2
North Carolina 1	Eva M. Clayton	85,125 (62.2%)	Ted Tyler	50,578 (37.0%)	1,044	D+25.3
North Carolina 2	Bob Etheridge	100,550 (57.4%)	Dan Page	72,997 (41.7%)	1,647	D+15.7
North Carolina 3	Jon Williams	50,041 (37.1%)	Walter B. Jones	83,529 (61.9%)	1,342	R+24.8
North Carolina 4	David E. Price	129,157 (57.4%)	Tom Roberg	93,469 (41.6%)	2,284	D+15.9
North Carolina 5	Mike Robinson	55,806 (31.7%)	Richard Burr	119,103 (67.6%)	1,382	R+35.9
North Carolina 6	none		Howard Coble	112,740 (88.6%)	Jeffrey D. Bentley (Libertarian) 14,454 (11.4%)	R+88.6
North Carolina 7	Mike McIntyre	124,366 (91.3%)	none		Paul Meadows (Libertarian) 11,924 (8.7%)	D+91.3
North Carolina 8	Mike Taylor	64,127 (48.2%)	Robert C. "Robin" Hayes	67,505 (50.7%)	1,492	R+2.5
North Carolina 9	Rory Blake	51,345 (29.5%)	Sue Wilkins Myrick	120,570 (69.3%)	2,167	R+39.8
North Carolina 10	none		Cass Ballenger	118,541 (85.6%)	Deborah Garrett Eddins (Libertarian) 19,970 (14.4%)	R+85.6
North Carolina 11	David Young	84,356 (42.3%)	Charles H. Taylor	112,908 (56.6%)	2,259	R+14.3
North Carolina 12	Melvin L. Watt	82,305 (56.0%)	John "Scott" Keadle	62,070 (42.2%)	2,713	D+13.8
North Dakota at large	Earl Pomeroy	119,668 (56.2%)	Kevin Cramer	87,511 (41.1%)	5,709	D+15.1
Ohio 1	Roxanne Qualls	82,003 (47.0%)	Steve Chabot	92,421 (53.0%)		R+6.0
Ohio 2	Charles W. Sanders	49,293 (24.2%)	Rob Portman	154,344 (75.8%)		R+51.6
Ohio 3	Tony P. Hall	114,198 (69.3%)	John S. Shondel	50,544 (30.7%)		D+38.6
Ohio 4	Paul McClain	63,529 (36.2%)	Michael G. Oxley	112,011 (63.8%)		R+27.6
Ohio 5	Susan Davenport	61,926 (33.3%)	Paul E. Gillmor	123,979 (66.7%)		R+33.4
Ohio 6	Ted Strickland	102,852 (57.0%)	Nancy P. Hollister	77,711 (43.0%)		D+13.9
Ohio 7	Donald E. Minor, Jr.	49,780 (27.7%)	David L. Hobson	120,765 (67.2%)	James A. Schrader (Libertarian) 9,146 (5.1%)	R+39.5
Ohio 8	John W. Griffin	52,912 (29.3%)	John A. Boehner	127,979 (70.7%)		R+41.5
Ohio 9	Marcy Kaptur	130,793 (81.2%)	Edward S. Emery	30,312 (18.8%)		D+62.4
Ohio 10	Dennis J. Kucinich	110,552 (66.8%)	Joe Slovenec	55,015 (33.2%)		D+33.5
Ohio 11	Stephanie Tubbs Jones	115,226 (80.4%)	James D. Hereford	18,592 (13.0%)	Jean Murrell Capers (Independent) 9,477 (6.6%)	D+67.4
Ohio 12	Edward S. Brown	60,694 (32.8%)	John R. Kasich	124,197 (67.2%)		R+34.4
Ohio 13	Sherrod Brown	116,309 (61.5%)	Grace L. Drake	72,666 (38.5%)		D+23.1
Ohio 14	Thomas C. Sawyer	106,046 (62.7%)	Tom Watkins	63,027 (37.3%)		D+25.4
Ohio 15	Adam Clay Miller	49,334 (28.5%)	Deborah Pryce	113,846 (65.7%)	Kevin Nestor (Libertarian) 9,996 (5.8%)	R+37.3
Ohio 16	Peter D. Ferguson	66,047 (36.0%)	Ralph Regula	117,426 (64.0%)		R+28.0
Ohio 17	James A. Traficant, Jr.	123,718 (68.2%)	Paul H. Alberty	57,703 (31.8%)		D+36.4
Ohio 18	Robert L. Burch	74,571 (39.7%)	Robert W. Ney	113,119 (60.3%)		R+20.5
Ohio 19	Elizabeth Kelley	64,090 (33.6%)	Steven C. Latourette	126,786 (66.4%)		R+32.9
Oklahoma 1	Howard Plowman	56,309 (38.2%)	Steve Largent	91,031 (61.8%)		R+23.6
Oklahoma 2	Kent Pharaoh	59,042 (39.8%)	Tom A. Coburn	85,581 (57.7%)	3,641	R+17.9
Oklahoma 3	Walt Roberts	55,163 (38.0%)	Wes Watkins	89,832 (62.0%)		R+23.9
Oklahoma 4	Ben Odom	52,107 (38.5%)	J. C. Watts, Jr.	83,272 (61.5%)		R+23.0
Oklahoma 5	M. C. Smothermon	48,182 (31.8%)	Ernest J. Istook, Jr.	103,217 (68.2%)		R+36.4
Oklahoma 6	Paul M. Barby	43,555 (33.2%)	Frank D. Lucas	85,261 (65.0%)	2,455	R+31.8
Oregon 1	David Wu	119,993 (50.1%)	Molly Bordonaro	112,827 (47.1%)	6,676	D+3.0
Oregon 2	Kevin M. Campbell	74,924 (34.8%)	Greg Walden	132,316 (61.5%)	7,976	R+26.7
Oregon 3	Earl Blumenauer	153,889 (83.9%)	none		Bruce Alexander Knight (Libertarian) 16,930 (9.2%)	D+83.9
Oregon 4	Peter A. Defazio	157,524 (70.1%)	Steve J. Webb	64,143 (28.6%)	2,970	D+41.6
Oregon 5	Darlene Hooley	124,916 (54.9%)	Marylin Shannon	92,215 (40.5%)	10,526	D+14.4
Pennsylvania 1	Robert A. Brady	77,788 (81.2%)	William M. Harrison	15,898 (16.6%)	2,162	D+64.6
Pennsylvania 2	Chaka Fattah	102,763 (86.5%)	Anne Marie Mulligan	16,001 (13.5%)		D+73.1
Pennsylvania 3	Robert A. Borski	66,270 (59.3%)	Charles F. Dougherty	45,390 (40.7%)		D+18.7
Pennsylvania 4	Ron Klink	103,183 (63.8%)	Mike Turzai	58,485 (36.2%)	17	D+27.7
Pennsylvania 5	none		John E. Peterson	99,502 (84.8%)	William M. Belitskus (Green) 17,734 (15.1%)	R+84.8
Pennsylvania 6	Tim Holden	85,374 (61.0%)	John Meckley	54,579 (39.0%)		D+22.0
Pennsylvania 7	Martin J. D'urso	46,920 (28.2%)	Curt Weldon	119,491 (71.8%)		R+43.6
Pennsylvania 8	Bill Tuthill	48,320 (32.6%)	James C. Greenwood	93,697 (63.2%)	6,183	R+30.6
Pennsylvania 9	none		Bud Shuster	125,409 (99.5%)	618	R+99.5
Pennsylvania 10	Patrick Casey	83,760 (48.4%)	Don Sherwood	84,275 (48.7%)	5,021	R+0.3
Pennsylvania 11	Paul E. Kanjorski	88,933 (66.8%)	Stephen A. Urban	44,123 (33.2%)	9	D+33.7
Pennsylvania 12	John P. Murtha	100,528 (68.5%)	Timothy E. Holloway	46,239 (31.5%)	13	D+37.0
Pennsylvania 13	Joseph M. Hoeffel	95,105 (51.6%)	Jon D. Fox	85,915 (46.6%)	3,470	D+5.0
Pennsylvania 14	William J. Coyne	83,355 (60.5%)	Bill Ravotti	52,745 (38.3%)	1,636	D+22.2
Pennsylvania 15	Roy C. Afflerbach	66,930 (45.0%)	Pat Toomey	81,755 (55.0%)	21	R+10.0
Pennsylvania 16	Robert S. Yorczyk	40,092 (29.5%)	Joseph R. Pitts	95,979 (70.5%)	14	R+41.1
Pennsylvania 17	none		George W. Gekas	114,931 (99.8%)	176	R+99.9
Pennsylvania 18	Michael F. Doyle	98,363 (67.7%)	Dick Walker	46,945 (32.3%)	29	D+35.4
Pennsylvania 19	Linda G. Ropp	40,674 (28.5%)	William F. Goodling	96,284 (67.6%)	5,531	R+39.0
Pennsylvania 20	Frank Mascara	97,885 (99.8%)	none		190	D+99.8
Pennsylvania 21	Larry Klemens	54,591 (36.6%)	Phil English	94,518 (63.4%)	6	R+26.8
Rhode Island 1	Patrick J. Kennedy	92,788 (66.8%)	Ronald G. Santa	38,460 (27.7%)	7,647	D+39.1
Rhode Island 2	Robert A. Weygand	110,917 (72.0%)	John O. Matson	38,170 (24.8%)	4,966	D+47.2
South Carolina 1	none		Marshall "Mark" Sanford	118,414 (91.0%)	Joe Innella (Natural Law) 11,586 (8.9%)	R+91.0
South Carolina 2	Jane Srederick	84,864 (41.1%)	Floyd Spence	119,538 (57.8%)	2,316	R+16.8
South Carolina 3	none		Lindsey O. Graham	129,047 (99.7%)	402	R+99.7
South Carolina 4	Glenn Reese	73,314 (40.2%)	Jim Demint	105,264 (57.7%)	3,972	R+17.5
South Carolina 5	John M. Spratt, Jr.	95,696 (58.0%)	Mike Burkhold	66,367 (40.2%)	2,868	D+17.8
South Carolina 6	James E. Clyburn	116,507 (72.6%)	Gary McLeod	41,421 (25.8%)	2,648	D+46.8
South Dakota at large	Jeff Moser	64,433 (24.9%)	John R. Thune	194,157 (75.1%)		R+50.2
Tennessee 1	Kay C. White	30,710 (30.8%)	William L. Jenkins	68,904 (69.1%)	75	R+38.3
Tennessee 2	none		John J. Duncan	90,860 (88.6%)	11,642	R+88.6
Tennessee 3	James M. Lewis, Jr.	37,144 (32.6%)	Zach Wamp	75,100 (66.0%)	1,542	R+33.4
Tennessee 4	Jerry W. Cooper	42,627 (40.4%)	Van Hilleary	62,829 (59.6%)	23	R+19.2
Tennessee 5	Bob Clement	74,611 (82.8%)	none		William M. Lancaster (Independent) 6,162 (6.8%)	D+82.8
Tennessee 6	Bart Gordon	75,055 (54.6%)	Walt Masey	62,277 (45.3%)	104	D+9.3
Tennessee 7	none		Ed Bryant	91,503 (99.5%)	477	R+99.5
Tennessee 8	John S. Tanner	76,803 (100.0%)	none		22	D+100.0
Tennessee 9	Harold E. Ford, Jr.	75,428 (78.7%)	Claude Burdikoff	18,078 (18.9%)	2,276	D+59.9
Texas 1	Max Sandlin	80,788 (59.4%)	Dennis Boerner	55,191 (40.6%)		D+18.8
Texas 2	Jim Turner	81,556 (58.4%)	Brian Babin	56,891 (40.8%)	1,142	D+17.7
Texas 3	none		Sam Johnson	106,690 (91.2%)	Ken Ashby (Libertarian) 10,288 (8.8%)	R+91.2
Texas 4	Ralph M. Hall	82,989 (57.6%)	Jim Lohmeyer	58,954 (40.9%)	2,137	D+16.7
Texas 5	Victor M. Morales	48,073 (43.4%)	Pete Sessions	61,714 (55.8%)	880	R+12.3
Texas 6	Ben B. Boothe	40,112 (25.9%)	Joe Barton	112,957 (72.9%)	1,817	R+47.0
Texas 7	Drew Parks	7,889 (6.6%)	Bill Archer	111,010 (93.3%)	47	R+86.7
Texas 8	none		Kevin Brady	123,372 (92.8%)	Don L. Richards (Libertarian) 9,576 (7.2%)	R+92.8
Texas 9	Nick Lampson	86,055 (63.7%)	Tom Cottar	49,107 (36.3%)		D+27.3
Texas 10	Lloyd Doggett	116,127 (85.2%)	none		Vincent J. May (Libertarian) 20,155 (14.8%)	D+85.2
Texas 11	Chet Edwards	71,142 (82.4%)	none		Vince Hanke (Libertarian) 15,161 (17.6%)	D+82.4
Texas 12	Tom Hall	39,084 (36.3%)	Kay Granger	66,740 (61.9%)	1,917	R+25.7
Texas 13	Mark Harmon	37,027 (31.0%)	William M. "Mac" Thornberry	81,141 (67.9%)	1,298	R+36.9
Texas 14	Loy Sneary	68,014 (44.5%)	Ron Paul	84,459 (55.3%)	390	R+10.8
Texas 15	Ruben Hinojosa	47,957 (58.4%)	Tom Haughey	34,221 (41.6%)		D+16.7
Texas 16	Silvestre Reyes	67,486 (87.9%)	none		Stu Nance (Libertarian) 5,329 (6.9%)	D+87.9
Texas 17	Charles W. Stenholm	75,367 (53.6%)	Rudy Izzard	63,700 (45.3%)	1,618	D+8.3
Texas 18	Sheila Jackson-Lee	82,091 (89.9%)	none		James Galvan (Libertarian) 9,176 (10.1%)	D+90.0
Texas 19	Sidney Blankenship	21,162 (16.4%)	Larry Combest	108,266 (83.6%)		R+67.3
Texas 20	Charlie Gonzalez	50,356 (63.2%)	James Walker	28,347 (35.6%)	1,010	D+27.6
Texas 21	none		Lamar S. Smith	165,047 (91.4%)	Jeffrey Charles Blunt (Libertarian) 15,561 (8.6%)	R+91.4
Texas 22	Hill Kemp	45,386 (33.7%)	Tom Delay	87,840 (65.2%)	1,494	R+31.5
Texas 23	Charlie Urbina Jones	40,281 (35.1%)	Henry Bonilla	73,177 (63.8%)	1,262	R+28.7
Texas 24	Martin Frost	56,321 (57.5%)	Shawn Terry	40,105 (40.9%)	1,566	D+16.6
Texas 25	Ken Bentsen	58,591 (57.9%)	John M. Sanchez	41,848 (41.3%)	830	D+16.5
Texas 26	none		Richard K. Armey	120,332 (88.1%)	Joe Turner (Libertarian) 16,182 (11.9%)	R+88.2
Texas 27	Solomon P. Ortiz	61,638 (63.3%)	Erol A. Stone	34,284 (35.2%)	1,476	D+28.1
Texas 28	Ciro D. Rodriguez	71,849 (90.5%)	none		Edward Elmer (Libertarian) 7,504 (9.5%)	D+90.5
Texas 29	Gene Green	44,179 (92.8%)	none		3,452	D+92.8
Texas 30	Eddie Bernice Johnson	57,603 (72.2%)	Carrie Kelleher	21,338 (26.8%)	811	D+45.5
Utah 1	Steve Beierlein	49,307 (30.4%)	James V. Hansen	109,708 (67.7%)	3,070	R+37.3
Utah 2	Lily Eskelsen	77,198 (43.5%)	Merrill Cook	93,718 (52.8%)	6,725	R+9.3
Utah 3	none		Chris Cannon	100,830 (76.9%)	Will Christensen (Independent American) 20,720 (15.8%)	R+76.9
Vermont at large	none		Mark Candon	70,740 (32.9%)	Bernard Sanders (Independent) 136,403 (63.4%)	Ind. +30.5
Virginia 1	none		Herbert H. Bateman	76,474 (76.4%)	Bradford L. Philips (Independent) 13,235 (13.2%)	R+76.4
Virginia 2	Owen B. Pickett	67,975 (94.3%)	none		4,116	D+94.3
Virginia 3	Robert C. Scott	48,129 (76.0%)	none		Robert S. "Bob" Barnett (Independent) 14,453 (22.8%)	D+76.0
Virginia 4	Norman Sisisky	64,563 (97.0%)	none		2,016	D+97.0
Virginia 5	Virgil H. Goode, Jr.	73,097 (98.9%)	none		785	D+98.9
Virginia 6	David A. Bowers	39,487 (30.7%)	Bob Goodlatte	89,177 (69.3%)	66	R+38.6
Virginia 7	none		Tom Bliley	77,044 (78.7%)	Bradley E. Evans (Independent) 20,293 (20.7%)	R+78.7
Virginia 8	James P. Moran	97,545 (66.7%)	Demaris H. Miller	48,352 (33.1%)	390	D+33.6
Virginia 9	Rick Boucher	87,163 (60.9%)	J. A. "Joe" Barta	55,918 (39.1%)	45	D+21.8
Virginia 10	Cornell W. Brooks	36,476 (25.2%)	Frank R. Wolf	103,648 (71.6%)	4,631	R+46.4
Virginia 11	none		Thomas M. Davis	91,603 (81.7%)	C. W. "Levi" Levy (Independent) 18,807 (16.8%)	R+81.7
Washington 1	Jay Inslee	112,726 (49.8%)	Rick White	99,910 (44.1%)	Bruce Craswell (American Heritage) 13,837 (6.1%)	D+5.7
Washington 2	Grethe Cammermeyer	100,776 (44.8%)	Jack Metcalf	124,125 (55.2%)		R+10.4
Washington 3	Brian Baird	120,364 (54.7%)	Don Benton	99,855 (45.3%)		D+9.3
Washington 4	Gordon Allen Pross	43,043 (24.4%)	Doc Hastings	121,684 (69.1%)	Peggy S. McKerlie (Reform) 11,363 (6.5%)	R+44.7
Washington 5	Brad Lyons	73,545 (38.1%)	George R. Nethercutt, Jr.	110,040 (56.9%)	John Beal (American Heritage) 9,673 (5.0%)	R+18.9
Washington 6	Norman D. Dicks	143,308 (68.4%)	Bob Lawrence	66,291 (31.6%)		D+36.7
Washington 7	Jim McDermott	183,076 (88.2%)	none		Stan Lippmann (Reform) 19,545 (9.4%)	D+88.2
Washington 8	Heidi Behrens-Benedict	91,371 (40.3%)	Jennifer Dunn	135,539 (59.7%)		R+19.5
Washington 9	Adam Smith	111,948 (64.7%)	Ron Taber	61,108 (35.3%)		D+29.4
West Virginia 1	Alan B. Mollohan	105,101 (84.7%)	none		Richard Kerr (Libertarian) 19,013 (15.3%)	D+84.7
West Virginia 2	Robert E. Wise, Jr.	99,357 (73.0%)	Sally Anne Kay	29,136 (21.4%)	John Brown (Libertarian) 7,660 (5.6%)	D+51.6
West Virginia 3	Nick J. Rahall II	78,814 (86.6%)	none		Joe Whelan (Libertarian) 12,196 (13.4%)	D+86.6
Wisconsin 1	Lydia Carol Spottswood	81,164 (42.7%)	Paul Ryan	108,475 (57.1%)	307	R+14.4
Wisconsin 2	Tammy Baldwin	116,377 (52.5%)	Josephine W. Musser	103,528 (46.7%)	1,788	D+5.8
Wisconsin 3	Ron Kind	128,256 (71.5%)	Troy A. Brechler	51,001 (28.4%)	191	D+43.1
Wisconsin 4	Gerald D. Kleczka	105,841 (57.9%)	Tom Reynolds	76,666 (42.0%)	194	D+16.0
Wisconsin 5	Thomas M. Barrett	121,129 (78.2%)	Jack Melvin	33,506 (21.6%)	226	D+56.6
Wisconsin 6	none		Thomas E. Petri	144,144 (92.6%)	Timothy J. Farness (U.S. Taxpayers) 11,267 (7.2%)	R+92.6
Wisconsin 7	David R. Obey	115,613 (60.6%)	Scott West	75,049 (39.3%)	203	D+21.3
Wisconsin 8	Jay W. Johnson	93,441 (45.4%)	Mark Green	112,418 (54.6%)	115	R+9.2
Wisconsin 9	none		F. James Sensenbrenner, Jr.	175,533 (91.3%)	Jeffrey M. Gonyo (Independent) 16,419 (8.5%)	R+91.3
Wyoming at large	Scott Farris	67,399 (38.7%)	Barbara Cubin	100,687 (57.8%)	6,133	R+19.1

Margin: the Democrat's share of all votes minus the Republican's. The 1998 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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