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Election 1998 Results

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1998 US House elections in Kansas

Kansas elected 4 members of the House in 1998: Democrats won 1 seats and Republicans 3.

The closest was the 3rd district, decided by 4.8 points: Dennis Moore (Democrat) beat Vince Snowbarger (Republican), 52.4% to 47.6%, a margin of 4.8 points and 9,438 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 103 of the 105 counties and Democrats in 2. The largest, Johnson, cast 133,756 votes and went to the Republican by 5.5 points. The closest was Elk, where 301 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 Jim Philips36,618 (19.3%) Jerry Moran152,775 (80.7%) R+61.3
2 Jim Clark69,521 (39.0%) Jim Ryan108,527 (61.0%) R+21.9
3 Dennis Moore103,376 (52.4%) Vince Snowbarger93,938 (47.6%) D+4.8
4 Jim Lawing62,737 (38.6%) Todd Tiahrt94,785 (58.3%) 5,171 R+19.7

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Johnson 63,176 47.2% 70,580 52.8% 133,756 R+5.5
Sedgwick 41,307 40.9% 56,678 56.1% 3,086 101,071 R+15.2
Shawnee 24,392 46.3% 28,322 53.7% 52,714 R+7.5
Wyandotte 22,683 71.5% 9,050 28.5% 31,733 D+43.0
Douglas 14,458 56.8% 10,976 43.2% 25,434 D+13.7
Reno 5,113 26.8% 13,933 73.2% 19,046 R+46.3
Saline 4,073 22.7% 13,887 77.3% 17,960 R+54.6
Butler 5,514 35.2% 9,615 61.4% 524 15,653 R+26.2
Leavenworth 5,541 39.1% 8,645 60.9% 14,186 R+21.9
Riley 4,458 36.5% 7,755 63.5% 12,213 R+27.0
Crawford 4,930 41.3% 6,994 58.7% 11,924 R+17.3
Montgomery 3,175 31.5% 6,516 64.6% 398 10,089 R+33.1
Harvey 3,596 36.2% 6,032 60.7% 303 9,931 R+24.5
Cowley 3,440 38.1% 5,288 58.5% 306 9,034 R+20.5
McPherson 1,758 20.1% 7,000 79.9% 8,758 R+59.9
Lyon 2,042 24.1% 6,418 75.9% 8,460 R+51.7
Barton 1,453 17.3% 6,939 82.7% 8,392 R+65.4
Miami 3,550 46.0% 4,161 54.0% 7,711 R+7.9
Ellis 1,045 13.9% 6,473 86.1% 7,518 R+72.2
Finney 1,532 21.7% 5,529 78.3% 7,061 R+56.6
Cherokee 2,549 36.2% 4,485 63.8% 7,034 R+27.5
Sumner 2,545 38.0% 3,933 58.8% 211 6,689 R+20.8
Franklin 2,355 36.3% 4,129 63.7% 6,484 R+27.4
Labette 2,664 41.7% 3,725 58.3% 6,389 R+16.6
Ford 1,293 21.1% 4,842 78.9% 6,135 R+57.8
Dickinson 1,233 21.0% 4,650 79.0% 5,883 R+58.1
Jefferson 2,046 37.5% 3,412 62.5% 5,458 R+25.0
Pottawatomie 1,469 27.0% 3,971 73.0% 5,440 R+46.0
Neosho 1,914 37.2% 3,226 62.8% 5,140 R+25.5
Osage 1,870 37.9% 3,062 62.1% 4,932 R+24.2
Bourbon 1,374 29.1% 3,347 70.9% 4,721 R+41.8
Geary 1,746 37.4% 2,918 62.6% 4,664 R+25.1
Atchison 1,952 43.1% 2,579 56.9% 4,531 R+13.8
Jackson 1,609 35.9% 2,872 64.1% 4,481 R+28.2
Marion 680 15.7% 3,634 84.1% 7 4,321 R+68.4
Marshall 1,040 26.0% 2,959 74.0% 3,999 R+48.0
Brown 1,082 28.5% 2,716 71.5% 3,798 R+43.0
Nemaha 1,137 30.1% 2,642 69.9% 3,779 R+39.8
Allen 1,365 36.2% 2,401 63.8% 3,766 R+27.5
Cloud 750 20.4% 2,922 79.6% 3,672 R+59.2
Seward 900 26.0% 2,567 74.0% 3,467 R+48.1
Clay 456 13.9% 2,835 86.1% 3,291 R+72.3
Rice 670 20.8% 2,548 79.2% 3,218 R+58.4
Wilson 826 26.6% 2,282 73.4% 3,108 R+46.8
Russell 343 11.5% 2,644 88.5% 2,987 R+77.0
Pratt 658 23.0% 2,209 77.0% 2,867 R+54.1
Coffey 737 26.0% 2,095 74.0% 2,832 R+48.0
Linn 900 32.5% 1,868 67.5% 2,768 R+35.0
Kingman 762 27.8% 1,905 69.6% 70 2,737 R+41.8
Thomas 418 15.4% 2,289 84.6% 2,707 R+69.1
Doniphan 694 26.5% 1,926 73.5% 2,620 R+47.0
Wabaunsee 533 21.4% 1,961 78.6% 2,494 R+57.3
Anderson 1,015 40.9% 1,469 59.1% 2,484 R+18.3
Harper 718 29.3% 1,642 66.9% 93 2,453 R+37.7
Greenwood 862 35.7% 1,484 61.4% 69 2,415 R+25.8
Republic 375 15.8% 2,000 84.2% 2,375 R+68.4
Mitchell 387 16.4% 1,973 83.6% 2,360 R+67.2
Washington 357 15.2% 1,998 84.8% 2,355 R+69.7
Barber 505 22.2% 1,771 77.8% 2,276 R+55.6
Pawnee 254 11.4% 1,974 88.6% 2,228 R+77.2
Ellsworth 408 18.7% 1,772 81.3% 2,180 R+62.6
Ottawa 333 16.5% 1,689 83.5% 2,022 R+67.1
Rooks 177 8.8% 1,839 91.2% 2,016 R+82.4
Morris 424 22.0% 1,503 78.0% 1,927 R+56.0
Norton 278 15.0% 1,579 85.0% 1,857 R+70.1
Sherman 318 17.3% 1,520 82.7% 1,838 R+65.4
Phillips 197 10.9% 1,605 89.1% 1,802 R+78.1
Grant 420 23.4% 1,373 76.6% 1,793 R+53.2
Stafford 334 19.2% 1,409 80.8% 1,743 R+61.7
Osborne 238 13.8% 1,490 86.2% 1,728 R+72.5
Smith 247 14.4% 1,464 85.6% 1,711 R+71.1
Meade 310 18.7% 1,346 81.3% 1,656 R+62.6
Stevens 402 24.5% 1,242 75.5% 1,644 R+51.1
Scott 208 13.0% 1,393 87.0% 1,601 R+74.0
Lincoln 188 12.3% 1,336 87.7% 1,524 R+75.3
Ness 163 10.7% 1,358 89.3% 1,521 R+78.6
Gray 266 17.8% 1,228 82.2% 1,494 R+64.4
Rush 166 12.0% 1,222 88.0% 1,388 R+76.1
Decatur 209 15.6% 1,131 84.4% 1,340 R+68.8
Rawlins 152 11.6% 1,154 88.4% 1,306 R+76.7
Jewell 189 14.6% 1,106 85.4% 1,295 R+70.8
Woodson 405 32.1% 857 67.9% 1,262 R+35.8
Kiowa 155 12.6% 1,075 87.4% 1,230 R+74.8
Cheyenne 217 17.7% 1,011 82.3% 1,228 R+64.7
Edwards 182 14.8% 1,044 85.2% 1,226 R+70.3
Trego 156 13.4% 1,007 86.6% 1,163 R+73.2
Gove 145 12.6% 1,006 87.4% 1,151 R+74.8
Chautauqua 322 28.4% 762 67.2% 50 1,134 R+38.8
Haskell 216 19.3% 904 80.7% 1,120 R+61.4
Morton 337 30.8% 757 69.2% 1,094 R+38.4
Elk 364 33.6% 665 61.4% 54 1,083 R+27.8
Sheridan 108 10.1% 963 89.9% 1,071 R+79.8
Logan 94 8.9% 968 91.1% 1,062 R+82.3
Lane 118 11.2% 931 88.8% 1,049 R+77.5
Kearny 196 19.4% 815 80.6% 1,011 R+61.2
Graham 124 12.4% 877 87.6% 1,001 R+75.2
Clark 166 18.2% 745 81.8% 911 R+63.6
Hodgeman 132 14.5% 778 85.5% 910 R+71.0
Hamilton 176 19.4% 733 80.6% 909 R+61.3
Wichita 148 16.3% 759 83.7% 907 R+67.4
Chase 174 20.2% 689 79.8% 863 R+59.7
Comanche 137 17.1% 663 82.9% 800 R+65.8
Stanton 141 20.3% 553 79.7% 694 R+59.4
Wallace 61 9.4% 587 90.6% 648 R+81.2
Greeley 72 13.5% 461 86.5% 533 R+73.0

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

Kansas in every House election we hold

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