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Election 2000 Results

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2000 US House elections in New York

New York elected 31 members of the House in 2000: Democrats won 19 seats and Republicans 12.

The closest was the 2nd district, decided by 10.9 points: Steve Israel (Democrat) beat Joan B. Johnson (Republican), 40.0% to 29.1%, a margin of 10.9 points and 24,558 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 44 of the 62 counties and Democrats in 18. The largest, Kings, cast 613,229 votes and went to the Democrat by 52.1 points. The closest was Madison, where 611 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 Regina Seltzer97,299 (36.1%) Felix J. Grucci, Jr.133,020 (49.4%) 38,859 R+13.3
2 Steve Israel90,438 (40.0%) Joan B. Johnson65,880 (29.1%) 69,910 D+10.9
3 Dal Lamagna95,787 (34.2%) Peter T. King143,126 (51.0%) 41,564 R+16.9
4 Carolyn McCarthy136,703 (53.8%) Gregory R. Becker87,830 (34.6%) 29,426 D+19.2
5 Gary L. Ackerman137,684 (56.3%) Edward Elkowitz61,084 (25.0%) 45,860 D+31.3
6 Gregory W. Meeks120,818 (68.8%) none 54,804 D+68.8
7 Joseph Crowley78,207 (51.0%) Rose Robies Birtley24,592 (16.0%) 50,575 D+35.0
8 Jerrold Nadler150,291 (66.0%) Marian S. Henry27,057 (11.9%) 50,254 D+54.1
9 Anthony D. Weiner98,983 (53.8%) Noach Dear45,649 (24.8%) 39,443 D+29.0
10 Edolphus Towns120,700 (67.5%) Ernestine M. Brown6,852 (3.8%) 51,164 D+63.7
11 Major R. Owens112,050 (68.1%) Susan Cleary8,406 (5.1%) 44,001 D+63.0
12 Nydia M. Velázquez86,288 (64.4%) Rosemary Markgraf10,052 (7.5%) 37,720 D+56.9
13 Katina M. Johnstone57,603 (28.7%) Vito Fossella109,806 (54.8%) 33,114 R+26.0
14 Carolyn B. Maloney148,080 (61.1%) C. Adrienne Rhodes45,453 (18.8%) 48,680 D+42.4
15 Charles B. Rangel130,161 (74.1%) José Agustín Suero7,346 (4.2%) 38,219 D+69.9
16 José E. Serrano103,041 (73.4%) Aaron Justice3,943 (2.8%) 33,385 D+70.6
17 Eliot L. Engel115,093 (69.4%) Patrick McManus13,201 (8.0%) 37,475 D+61.5
18 Nita M. Lowey126,878 (55.6%) John G. Vonglis58,022 (25.4%) 43,347 D+30.2
19 Larry Otis Graham85,871 (32.1%) Sue W. Kelly145,532 (54.4%) 35,928 R+22.3
20 Paul J. Feiner94,646 (35.2%) Benjamin A. Gilman136,016 (50.7%) 37,846 R+15.4
21 Michael R. McNulty175,339 (65.6%) Thomas G. Pillsworth60,333 (22.6%) 31,740 D+43.0
22 Kenneth F. McCallion79,111 (27.9%) John E. Sweeney167,368 (59.0%) 37,026 R+31.1
23 Richard W. Englebrecht38,049 (17.0%) Sherwood L. Boehlert124,132 (55.6%) 61,230 R+38.5
24 Neil P. Tallon42,698 (19.3%) John M. McHugh138,322 (62.5%) 40,374 R+43.2
25 Francis J. Gavin64,533 (25.4%) James T. Walsh151,880 (59.9%) 37,350 R+34.4
26 Maurice D. Hinchey140,395 (57.0%) Bob Moppert83,856 (34.1%) 21,952 D+23.0
27 Thomas W. Pecoraro69,870 (24.8%) Thomas M. Reynolds157,694 (56.0%) 53,830 R+31.2
28 Louise McIntosh Slaughter151,688 (59.4%) Mark C. Johns75,348 (29.5%) 28,347 D+29.9
29 John J. Lafalce128,328 (52.0%) Brett M. Sommer81,159 (32.9%) 37,501 D+19.1
30 John Fee67,819 (27.2%) Jack Quinn138,452 (55.5%) 43,061 R+28.3
31 Kisun J. Peters45,193 (18.9%) Amo Houghton154,238 (64.6%) 39,398 R+45.7

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Kings 394,666 64.4% 75,346 12.3% 143,217 613,229 D+52.1
Nassau 270,793 45.5% 245,423 41.2% 78,955 595,171 D+4.3
New York 395,983 66.8% 69,437 11.7% 127,077 592,497 D+55.1
Suffolk 227,975 38.6% 226,000 38.2% 137,315 591,290 D+0.3
Queens 344,457 72.6% 73,840 15.6% 56,282 474,579 D+57.0
Westchester 189,266 50.0% 130,123 34.4% 58,862 378,251 D+15.6
Erie 149,375 41.7% 209,231 58.3% 358,606 R+16.7
Monroe 177,915 57.2% 104,727 33.7% 28,347 310,989 D+23.5
Bronx 215,886 73.5% 25,017 8.5% 52,871 293,774 D+65.0
Onondaga 54,600 26.4% 121,821 58.9% 30,270 206,691 R+32.5
Richmond 39,999 27.1% 85,782 58.1% 21,918 147,699 R+31.0
Albany 99,927 76.6% 30,546 23.4% 130,473 D+53.2
Orange 38,403 29.5% 72,117 55.3% 19,869 130,389 R+25.9
Rockland 43,639 35.6% 61,879 50.4% 17,193 122,711 R+14.9
Dutchess 36,266 33.7% 60,778 56.4% 10,701 107,745 R+22.8
Oneida 14,690 15.1% 51,001 52.4% 31,635 97,326 R+37.3
Broome 42,888 49.7% 36,370 42.2% 6,978 86,236 D+7.6
Saratoga 27,058 32.3% 56,775 67.7% 83,833 R+35.4
Ulster 48,268 59.7% 24,746 30.6% 7,845 80,859 D+29.1
Niagara 45,807 57.6% 33,671 42.4% 79,478 D+15.3
Rensselaer 31,771 52.9% 28,309 47.1% 60,080 D+5.8
Schenectady 41,033 71.1% 16,643 28.9% 57,676 D+42.3
Chautauqua 13,508 27.1% 36,382 72.9% 49,890 R+45.8
Oswego 8,824 18.5% 29,884 62.7% 8,955 47,663 R+44.2
St. Lawrence 8,558 19.3% 25,872 58.4% 9,853 44,283 R+39.1
Putnam 10,570 24.1% 25,971 59.3% 7,238 43,779 R+35.2
Ontario 11,973 31.7% 25,850 68.3% 37,823 R+36.7
Tompkins 21,678 59.5% 13,120 36.0% 1,650 36,448 D+23.5
Jefferson 5,050 14.1% 26,158 72.8% 4,720 35,928 R+58.8
Steuben 4,997 14.2% 30,176 85.8% 35,173 R+71.6
Clinton 8,009 24.9% 18,483 57.5% 5,634 32,126 R+32.6
Chemung 5,809 18.2% 26,097 81.8% 31,906 R+63.6
Wayne 8,335 26.8% 22,808 73.2% 31,143 R+46.5
Cayuga 8,263 26.8% 20,313 65.9% 2,233 30,809 R+39.1
Sullivan 13,574 47.8% 11,774 41.5% 3,057 28,405 D+6.3
Cattaraugus 7,275 25.6% 21,102 74.4% 28,377 R+48.7
Madison 5,508 19.9% 11,406 41.2% 10,795 27,709 R+21.3
Herkimer 4,620 17.2% 14,732 55.0% 7,449 26,801 R+37.7
Columbia 9,720 37.6% 16,157 62.4% 25,877 R+24.9
Warren 7,336 29.0% 18,002 71.0% 25,338 R+42.1
Otsego 4,218 17.8% 15,180 64.2% 4,264 23,662 R+46.3
Livingston 5,852 25.8% 16,796 74.2% 22,648 R+48.3
Tioga 9,521 42.3% 10,876 48.4% 2,089 22,486 R+6.0
Cortland 4,172 19.7% 13,115 62.0% 3,852 21,139 R+42.3
Washington 5,898 28.1% 15,060 71.9% 20,958 R+43.7
Genesee 5,003 24.5% 15,436 75.5% 20,439 R+51.0
Fulton 4,222 21.2% 12,315 61.9% 3,352 19,889 R+40.7
Chenango 3,123 16.2% 12,305 63.8% 3,849 19,277 R+47.6
Delaware 4,198 22.4% 11,835 63.2% 2,684 18,717 R+40.8
Greene 5,590 30.3% 12,887 69.7% 18,477 R+39.5
Franklin 4,199 23.3% 10,362 57.4% 3,493 18,054 R+34.1
Montgomery 9,997 60.9% 6,107 37.2% 317 16,421 D+23.7
Essex 4,290 26.8% 10,327 64.5% 1,391 16,008 R+37.7
Allegany 2,778 17.9% 12,711 82.1% 15,489 R+64.1
Wyoming 2,905 19.5% 12,030 80.5% 14,935 R+61.1
Orleans 7,337 54.8% 6,042 45.2% 13,379 D+9.7
Schoharie 3,047 25.2% 8,329 69.0% 696 12,072 R+43.8
Seneca 3,617 31.5% 7,878 68.5% 11,495 R+37.1
Lewis 1,495 14.1% 7,454 70.1% 1,680 10,629 R+56.1
Yates 1,979 23.0% 6,630 77.0% 8,609 R+54.0
Schuyler 1,380 19.7% 5,631 80.3% 7,011 R+60.6
Hamilton 551 15.6% 2,474 69.9% 516 3,541 R+54.3

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