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Election 2000 Results

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2000 US House elections in California

California elected 52 members of the House in 2000: Democrats won 32 seats and Republicans 20.

The closest was the 38th district, decided by 1.0 point: Stephen Horn (Republican) beat Gerrie Schipske (Democrat), 48.4% to 47.5%, a margin of 1.0 point and 1,768 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 36 of the 58 counties and Democrats in 22. The largest, Los Angeles, cast 2,539,793 votes and went to the Democrat by 30.9 points. The closest was Alpine, where 97 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 Mike Thompson155,638 (65.0%) Russel J. "Jim" Chase66,987 (28.0%) 16,710 D+37.0
2 Stan Morgan72,075 (28.2%) Wally Herger168,172 (65.7%) 15,609 R+37.6
3 Bob Kent93,067 (40.4%) Doug Ose129,254 (56.2%) 7,861 R+15.7
4 Mark A. Norberg97,974 (31.5%) John T. Doolittle197,503 (63.4%) 15,946 R+32.0
5 Robert T. Matsui147,025 (68.7%) Kenneth J. Payne55,945 (26.1%) 11,089 D+42.6
6 Lynn C. Woolsey182,116 (64.3%) Ken McAuliffe80,169 (28.3%) 20,833 D+36.0
7 George Miller159,692 (76.5%) Christopher A. Hoffman44,154 (21.1%) 4,943 D+55.3
8 Nancy Pelosi181,847 (84.4%) Adam Sparks25,298 (11.7%) 8,283 D+72.7
9 Barbara Lee182,352 (85.0%) Arneze Washington21,033 (9.8%) 11,265 D+75.2
10 Ellen O. Tauscher160,429 (52.6%) Claude B. Hutchison, Jr.134,863 (44.2%) 9,527 D+8.4
11 Tom Y. Santos79,539 (38.1%) Richard W. Pombo120,635 (57.8%) 8,433 R+19.7
12 Tom Lantos158,404 (74.5%) Mike Garza44,162 (20.8%) 9,990 D+53.8
13 Fortney Pete Stark129,012 (70.4%) James R. "Jim" Goetz44,499 (24.3%) 9,635 D+46.2
14 Anna G. Eshoo161,720 (70.2%) Bill Quraishi59,338 (25.8%) 9,204 D+44.5
15 Mike Honda128,545 (54.3%) Jim Cunneen99,866 (42.2%) 8,411 D+12.1
16 Zoe Lofgren115,118 (72.1%) Horace "Gene" Thayn37,213 (23.3%) 7,415 D+48.8
17 Sam Farr143,219 (68.6%) Clint Engler51,557 (24.7%) 13,984 D+43.9
18 Gary A. Condit121,003 (67.1%) Steve R. Wilson56,465 (31.3%) 2,860 D+35.8
19 Daniel J. Rosenberg70,578 (31.7%) George Radanovich144,517 (64.9%) 7,520 R+33.2
20 Calvin M. Dooley66,235 (52.3%) Rich Rodriguez57,563 (45.5%) 2,736 D+6.9
21 Pedro "Pete" Martinez, Jr.49,318 (24.8%) William M. Thomas142,539 (71.6%) 7,243 R+46.8
22 Lois Capps135,538 (53.1%) Mike Stoker113,094 (44.3%) 6,438 D+8.8
23 Michael Case89,918 (40.7%) Elton Gallegly119,479 (54.1%) 11,637 R+13.4
24 Brad Sherman155,398 (66.0%) Jerry Doyle70,169 (29.8%) 9,877 D+36.2
25 Sid Gold73,921 (33.2%) Howard P. "Buck" McKeon138,628 (62.2%) 10,229 R+29.1
26 Howard L. Berman96,500 (84.1%) none 18,281 D+84.1
27 Adam B. Schiff113,708 (52.7%) James E. Rogan94,518 (43.8%) 7,548 D+8.9
28 Janice M. Nelson81,804 (39.9%) David Dreier116,557 (56.8%) 6,838 R+16.9
29 Henry A. Waxman180,295 (75.7%) Jim Scileppi45,784 (19.2%) 12,122 D+56.5
30 Xavier Becerra83,223 (83.3%) Tony Goss11,788 (11.8%) 4,909 D+71.5
31 Hilda L. Solis89,600 (79.4%) none 23,314 D+79.4
32 Julian C. Dixon137,447 (83.5%) Kathy Williamson19,924 (12.1%) 7,156 D+71.4
33 Lucille Roybal-Allard60,510 (84.5%) Wayne Miller8,260 (11.5%) 2,801 D+73.0
34 Grace F. Napolitano105,980 (71.3%) Robert Arthur Canales33,445 (22.5%) 9,262 D+48.8
35 Maxine Waters100,569 (86.5%) Carl McGill12,582 (10.8%) 3,064 D+75.7
36 Jane Harman115,651 (48.4%) Steven T. Kuykendall111,199 (46.6%) 11,886 D+1.9
37 Juanita Millender-McDonald93,269 (82.3%) Vernon Van12,762 (11.3%) 7,244 D+71.1
38 Gerrie Schipske85,498 (47.5%) Stephen Horn87,266 (48.4%) 7,358 R+1.0
39 Gill G. Kanel64,398 (31.3%) Edward R. Royce129,294 (62.9%) 11,872 R+31.6
40 none Jerry Lewis151,069 (79.9%) 37,953 R+79.9
41 Rodolfo G. Favila66,361 (37.4%) Gary G. Miller104,695 (58.9%) 6,560 R+21.6
42 Joe Baca90,585 (59.8%) Elia Pirozzi53,239 (35.1%) 7,753 D+24.6
43 none Ken Calvert140,201 (73.7%) 50,131 R+73.7
44 Ron Oden79,302 (37.9%) Mary Bono123,738 (59.2%) 6,147 R+21.2
45 Ted Crisell71,066 (32.4%) Dana Rohrabacher136,275 (62.1%) 12,044 R+29.7
46 Loretta Sanchez70,381 (60.2%) Gloria Matta Tuchman40,928 (35.0%) 5,599 D+25.2
47 John L. Graham83,186 (30.1%) Christopher Cox181,365 (65.6%) 11,850 R+35.5
48 Peter Kouvelis74,073 (28.3%) Darrell Issa160,627 (61.4%) 26,778 R+33.1
49 Susan A. Davis113,400 (49.6%) Brian P. Bilbray105,515 (46.2%) 9,574 D+3.5
50 Bob Filner95,191 (68.3%) Bob Divine38,526 (27.6%) 5,755 D+40.6
51 George "Jorge" Barraza81,408 (30.4%) Randy "Duke" Cunningham172,291 (64.3%) 14,100 R+33.9
52 Craig Barkacs63,537 (31.3%) Duncan Hunter131,345 (64.7%) 8,112 R+33.4

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Los Angeles 1,590,333 62.6% 804,634 31.7% 144,826 2,539,793 D+30.9
Orange 311,166 33.6% 561,020 60.6% 54,347 926,533 R+27.0
San Diego 374,662 41.0% 493,237 53.9% 46,579 914,478 R+13.0
Santa Clara 335,840 64.1% 167,077 31.9% 20,998 523,915 D+32.2
Alameda 347,276 73.8% 100,430 21.3% 22,976 470,682 D+52.4
San Bernardino 124,737 29.4% 251,131 59.2% 48,162 424,030 R+29.8
Riverside 85,263 20.2% 278,025 66.0% 57,845 421,133 R+45.8
Sacramento 217,307 52.4% 177,582 42.8% 20,143 415,032 D+9.6
Contra Costa 232,752 63.0% 126,611 34.3% 10,096 369,459 D+28.7
San Francisco 227,703 83.1% 34,829 12.7% 11,402 273,934 D+70.4
Ventura 117,049 43.3% 140,052 51.8% 13,493 270,594 R+8.5
San Mateo 178,994 72.1% 58,675 23.6% 10,501 248,170 D+48.5
Fresno 81,762 38.1% 126,624 59.0% 6,393 214,779 R+20.9
Sonoma 120,265 63.3% 55,505 29.2% 14,235 190,005 D+34.1
Kern 54,245 30.4% 117,744 65.9% 6,715 178,704 R+35.5
San Joaquin 64,171 39.2% 93,596 57.1% 6,101 163,868 R+18.0
Santa Barbara 85,635 56.2% 62,986 41.3% 3,882 152,503 D+14.9
Solano 77,982 61.6% 43,134 34.0% 5,569 126,685 D+27.5
Stanislaus 84,638 67.1% 39,374 31.2% 2,072 126,084 D+35.9
Marin 78,457 65.9% 32,286 27.1% 8,326 119,069 D+38.8
Monterey 75,490 65.9% 33,042 28.8% 6,040 114,572 D+37.0
Placer 35,167 31.5% 70,568 63.2% 5,848 111,583 R+31.7
San Luis Obispo 52,310 48.6% 52,449 48.8% 2,815 107,574 R+0.1
Santa Cruz 72,491 68.9% 24,069 22.9% 8,697 105,257 D+46.0
Tulare 26,822 30.5% 58,698 66.8% 2,408 87,928 R+36.3
Butte 26,383 32.5% 49,338 60.8% 5,381 81,102 R+28.3
El Dorado 21,796 31.5% 43,800 63.3% 3,566 69,162 R+31.8
Shasta 15,769 24.2% 46,303 71.0% 3,148 65,220 R+46.8
Yolo 30,997 52.9% 25,847 44.1% 1,802 58,646 D+8.8
Humboldt 36,870 67.7% 13,683 25.1% 3,911 54,464 D+42.6
Napa 34,325 69.1% 12,672 25.5% 2,655 49,652 D+43.6
Merced 33,170 68.6% 14,478 29.9% 705 48,353 D+38.7
Nevada 14,119 31.0% 28,068 61.6% 3,386 45,573 R+30.6
Mendocino 20,967 63.5% 8,562 25.9% 3,490 33,019 D+37.6
Madera 10,276 31.7% 21,100 65.0% 1,089 32,465 R+33.3
Kings 11,698 41.7% 15,782 56.3% 541 28,021 R+14.6
Imperial 11,102 40.3% 15,613 56.7% 818 27,533 R+16.4
Sutter 8,699 33.5% 16,656 64.1% 639 25,994 R+30.6
Tuolumne 7,610 33.1% 14,293 62.3% 1,057 22,960 R+29.1
Lake 13,942 67.7% 5,651 27.4% 1,012 20,605 D+40.2
Tehama 6,184 30.5% 13,189 65.1% 889 20,262 R+34.6
Siskiyou 5,129 26.2% 13,081 66.8% 1,380 19,590 R+40.6
Calaveras 5,859 32.2% 11,254 61.8% 1,109 18,222 R+29.6
San Benito 10,538 64.9% 4,900 30.2% 787 16,225 D+34.7
Yuba 4,230 26.9% 10,770 68.4% 737 15,737 R+41.6
Amador 4,729 31.5% 9,673 64.4% 612 15,014 R+32.9
Lassen 2,299 22.2% 7,546 72.8% 517 10,362 R+50.6
Plumas 2,492 25.2% 6,919 70.0% 477 9,888 R+44.8
Glenn 2,383 28.1% 5,813 68.6% 278 8,474 R+40.5
Del Norte 4,903 60.6% 2,775 34.3% 418 8,096 D+26.3
Mariposa 2,430 30.5% 5,160 64.7% 382 7,972 R+34.2
Inyo 0 0.0% 5,847 80.3% 1,430 7,277 R+80.3
Trinity 1,502 26.8% 3,705 66.2% 388 5,595 R+39.4
Colusa 1,537 29.2% 3,585 68.2% 134 5,256 R+39.0
Mono 1,366 32.6% 2,572 61.3% 258 4,196 R+28.7
Modoc 734 18.4% 3,087 77.5% 164 3,985 R+59.0
Sierra 391 21.6% 1,312 72.5% 107 1,810 R+50.9
Alpine 217 38.0% 314 55.0% 40 571 R+17.0

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

California in every House election we hold

YearSeatsHouse vote
2024 D 43, R 9 D+19.9
2022 D 40, R 12 D+23.3
2020 D 42, R 11 D+28.6
2018 D 46, R 7 D+32.7
2016 D 39, R 14 D+26.2
2014 D 39, R 14 D+15.3
2012 D 38, R 15 D+21.0
2010 D 34, R 19 D+9.9
2008 D 34, R 19 D+23.2
2006 D 34, R 19 D+16.9
2004 D 33, R 20 D+10.3
2002 D 33, R 20 D+7.0
2000 D 32, R 20 D+9.2
1998 D 28, R 24 D+6.6
1996 D 29, R 23 D+4.4
1994 D 27, R 25 R+1.3
1992 D 30, R 22 D+10.2
1990 D 26, R 19 D+3.0