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Election 2002 Results
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2002 House election results by district and county
Republicans gained House seats in George W. Bush's first midterm, campaigning on national security a year after the September 11 attacks.
Democrats won 205 seats in the House of Representatives in 2002 and Republicans 229, on these results. Their candidates took 34,759,780 and 38,439,726 votes (R+4.8 of all votes cast, counting every district as it stood, including races with no candidate from one party).
The closest districts were Colorado 7 (R+0.1), Louisiana 5 (D+0.6) and Utah 2 (D+0.7). District lines change after each census and sometimes in between, so the map below shows the House vote county by county.
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 2002 House elections
Presidents' parties usually lose House seats in midterms, but 2002 was an exception. Bush's approval remained high after the September 11 attacks, and Congress had voted in October to authorize the use of force against Iraq. New district lines drawn after the 2000 census also helped Republicans in several large states. Republicans gained a handful of seats and finished with 229, while Democrats fell to about 205. The losses led House Democratic leader Dick Gephardt to step aside, and Nancy Pelosi became the party's leader in the House. The closest race was in Colorado's new 7th District, where Republican Bob Beauprez beat Democrat Mike Feeley by 121 votes, about a tenth of a point. Democrat Jim Matheson held a redrawn Utah seat by 0.7, and Democrat Jim Marshall won Georgia's 3rd by 1.0. In New York's 1st District, Democrat Tim Bishop ousted Republican Felix Grucci by 1.5 points. In Florida, Republican Ginny Brown-Waite beat Democratic incumbent Karen Thurman by 1.7 after a redistricting that made the seat more Republican, and Republican Mike Rogers won Alabama's 3rd by 2.1.
Every district
| District | Democrat | Votes | Republican | Votes | Others | Margin |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alabama 1 | Judy McCain Belk | 67,507 (37.8%) | Jo Bonner | 108,102 (60.5%) | 3,078 | R+22.7 |
| Alabama 2 | Charles Woods | 55,495 (29.5%) | Terry Everett | 129,233 (68.8%) | 3,237 | R+39.2 |
| Alabama 3 | Joe Turnham | 87,351 (48.2%) | Mike Rogers | 91,169 (50.3%) | 2,703 | R+2.1 |
| Alabama 4 | none | Robert B. Aderholt | 139,705 (86.7%) | Tony Hughes McLendon (Libertarian) 20,858 (12.9%) |
R+86.7 | |
| Alabama 5 | Robert E. (Bud) Cramer Jr. | 143,029 (73.3%) | Stephen P. Engel | 48,226 (24.7%) | 3,916 | D+48.6 |
| Alabama 6 | none | Spencer Bachus | 178,171 (89.8%) | J. Holden McAllister (Libertarian) 19,639 (9.9%) |
R+89.8 | |
| Alabama 7 | Artur Davis | 153,735 (92.4%) | none | Lauren Orth McCay (Libertarian) 12,100 (7.3%) |
D+92.4 | |
| Alaska at large | Clifford Greene | 39,357 (17.3%) | Don Young | 169,685 (74.5%) | Russell deForest (Green) 14,435 (6.3%) |
R+57.2 |
| Arizona 1 | George Cordova | 79,730 (45.6%) | Rick Renzi | 85,967 (49.2%) | Edwin Porr (Libertarian) 8,990 (5.1%) |
R+3.6 |
| Arizona 2 | Randy Comacho | 61,217 (36.5%) | Trent Franks | 100,359 (59.9%) | 5,926 | R+23.4 |
| Arizona 3 | Charles Hill | 47,173 (30.3%) | John B. Shadegg | 104,847 (67.3%) | 3,731 | R+37.0 |
| Arizona 4 | Ed Pastor | 44,517 (67.4%) | Jonathan Barnert | 18,381 (27.8%) | 3,167 | D+39.6 |
| Arizona 5 | Craig Columbus | 61,559 (36.3%) | J. D. Hayworth | 103,870 (61.2%) | 4,383 | R+24.9 |
| Arizona 6 | Deborah Thomas | 49,355 (31.6%) | Jeff Flake | 103,094 (65.9%) | 3,888 | R+34.4 |
| Arizona 7 | Raúl M. Grijalva | 61,256 (59.0%) | Ross Hieb | 38,474 (37.1%) | 4,088 | D+21.9 |
| Arizona 8 | Mary Judge Ryan | 67,328 (33.6%) | Jim Kolbe | 126,930 (63.3%) | 6,170 | R+29.7 |
| Arkansas 1 | Marion Berry | 129,701 (66.8%) | Tommy Robinson | 64,357 (33.2%) | D+33.7 | |
| Arkansas 2 | Vic Snyder | 142,752 (92.9%) | none | 10,874 | D+92.9 | |
| Arkansas 3 | none | John Boozman | 141,478 (98.9%) | 1,577 | R+98.9 | |
| Arkansas 4 | Mike Ross | 119,633 (60.6%) | Jay Dickey | 77,904 (39.4%) | D+21.1 | |
| California 1 | Mike Thompson | 118,669 (64.1%) | Lawrence R. Wiesner | 60,013 (32.4%) | 6,534 | D+31.7 |
| California 2 | Mike Johnson | 52,455 (29.3%) | Wally Herger | 117,747 (65.8%) | 8,783 | R+36.5 |
| California 3 | Howard Beeman | 67,136 (34.4%) | Doug Ose | 121,732 (62.5%) | 6,050 | R+28.0 |
| California 4 | Mark A. Norberg | 72,860 (31.9%) | John T. Doolittle | 147,997 (64.8%) | 7,649 | R+32.9 |
| California 5 | Robert T. Matsui | 92,726 (70.5%) | Richard Frankhuizen | 34,749 (26.4%) | 4,103 | D+44.1 |
| California 6 | Lynn C. Woolsey | 139,750 (66.7%) | Paul L. Erickson | 62,052 (29.6%) | 7,761 | D+37.1 |
| California 7 | George Miller | 97,849 (70.7%) | Charles R. Hargrave | 36,584 (26.4%) | 3,943 | D+44.3 |
| California 8 | Nancy Pelosi | 127,684 (79.6%) | G. Michael German | 20,063 (12.5%) | Jay Pond (Green) 10,033 (6.3%) |
D+67.1 |
| California 9 | Barbara Lee | 135,893 (81.4%) | Jerald Udinsky | 25,333 (15.2%) | 5,691 | D+66.2 |
| California 10 | Ellen O. Tauscher | 126,390 (75.6%) | none | Sonia Esther Harden (Libertarian) 40,807 (24.4%) |
D+75.6 | |
| California 11 | Elaine Shaw | 69,035 (39.7%) | Richard W. Pombo | 104,921 (60.3%) | R+20.6 | |
| California 12 | Tom Lantos | 105,597 (68.1%) | Michael Moloney | 38,381 (24.8%) | Maad H. Abu-Ghazalah (Libertarian) 11,006 (7.1%) |
D+43.4 |
| California 13 | Fortney Pete Stark | 86,495 (71.1%) | Syed R. Mahmood | 26,852 (22.1%) | 8,376 | D+49.0 |
| California 14 | Anna G. Eshoo | 117,055 (68.2%) | Joseph Henry Nixon | 48,346 (28.2%) | 6,277 | D+40.0 |
| California 15 | Michael M. Honda | 87,482 (65.8%) | Linda Rae Hermann | 41,251 (31.0%) | 4,289 | D+34.8 |
| California 16 | Zoe Lofgren | 72,370 (67.0%) | Douglas Adams McNea | 32,182 (29.8%) | 3,434 | D+37.2 |
| California 17 | Sam Farr | 101,632 (68.1%) | Clint C. Engler | 40,334 (27.0%) | 7,330 | D+41.1 |
| California 18 | Dennis A. Cardoza | 56,181 (51.3%) | Dick Monteith | 47,528 (43.4%) | 5,884 | D+7.9 |
| California 19 | John Veen | 47,403 (30.0%) | George Radanovich | 106,209 (67.3%) | 4,190 | R+37.3 |
| California 20 | Calvin M. Dooley | 47,627 (63.7%) | Andre Minuth | 25,628 (34.3%) | 1,515 | D+29.4 |
| California 21 | David G. Lapere | 32,584 (26.2%) | Devin Nunes | 87,544 (70.5%) | 4,070 | R+44.3 |
| California 22 | Jaime A. Corvera | 38,988 (23.7%) | William M. Thomas | 120,473 (73.3%) | 4,824 | R+49.6 |
| California 23 | Lois Capps | 95,752 (59.0%) | Beth Rogers | 62,604 (38.6%) | 3,866 | D+20.4 |
| California 24 | Fern Rudin | 58,755 (31.8%) | Elton Gallegly | 120,585 (65.2%) | 5,666 | R+33.4 |
| California 25 | Bob Conaway | 38,674 (31.1%) | Howard P. "Buck" McKeon | 80,775 (65.0%) | 4,887 | R+33.9 |
| California 26 | Marjorie Mikels | 50,081 (33.5%) | David Dreier | 95,360 (63.8%) | 4,089 | R+30.3 |
| California 27 | Brad Sherman | 79,815 (62.0%) | Robert M. Levy | 48,996 (38.0%) | D+23.9 | |
| California 28 | Howard L. Berman | 73,771 (71.4%) | David R. Hernandez | 23,926 (23.2%) | Kelley L. Ross (Libertarian) 5,629 (5.4%) |
D+48.2 |
| California 29 | Adam B. Schiff | 76,036 (62.6%) | Jim Scileppi | 40,616 (33.4%) | 4,889 | D+29.1 |
| California 30 | Henry A. Waxman | 130,604 (70.4%) | Tony D. Goss | 54,989 (29.6%) | D+40.7 | |
| California 31 | Xavier Becerra | 54,569 (81.2%) | Luis Vega | 12,674 (18.8%) | D+62.3 | |
| California 32 | Hilda L. Solis | 58,530 (68.8%) | Emma E. Fischbeck | 23,366 (27.5%) | 3,183 | D+41.3 |
| California 33 | Diane E. Watson | 97,779 (82.5%) | Andrew Kim | 16,699 (14.1%) | 3,971 | D+68.5 |
| California 34 | Lucille Roybal-Allard | 48,734 (74.0%) | Wayne Miller | 17,090 (26.0%) | D+48.1 | |
| California 35 | Maxine Waters | 72,401 (77.5%) | Ross Moen | 18,094 (19.4%) | 2,912 | D+58.1 |
| California 36 | Jane Harman | 88,198 (61.4%) | Stuart Johnson | 50,328 (35.0%) | 5,225 | D+26.3 |
| California 37 | Juanita Millender-McDonald | 63,445 (72.9%) | Oscar A. Velasco | 20,154 (23.2%) | 3,413 | D+49.8 |
| California 38 | Grace F. Napolitano | 62,600 (71.1%) | Alex A. Burrola | 23,126 (26.3%) | 2,301 | D+44.8 |
| California 39 | Linda T. Sánchez | 52,256 (54.8%) | Tim Escobar | 38,925 (40.8%) | 4,165 | D+14.0 |
| California 40 | Christina Avalos | 40,265 (29.5%) | Edward R. Royce | 92,422 (67.6%) | 3,955 | R+38.2 |
| California 41 | Keith Alan Johnson | 40,155 (29.6%) | Jerry Lewis | 91,326 (67.4%) | 4,052 | R+37.8 |
| California 42 | Richard Waldron | 42,090 (29.0%) | Gary G. Miller | 98,476 (67.8%) | 4,680 | R+38.8 |
| California 43 | Joe Baca | 45,374 (66.4%) | Wendy C. Neighbor | 20,821 (30.5%) | 2,145 | D+35.9 |
| California 44 | Louis Vandenberg | 38,021 (31.6%) | Ken Calvert | 76,686 (63.7%) | 5,756 | R+32.1 |
| California 45 | Elle K. Kurpiewski | 43,692 (32.7%) | Mary Bono | 87,101 (65.2%) | 2,740 | R+32.5 |
| California 46 | Gerrie Schipske | 60,890 (34.5%) | Dana Rohrabacher | 108,807 (61.7%) | 6,568 | R+27.2 |
| California 47 | Loretta Sanchez | 42,501 (60.6%) | Jeff Chavez | 24,346 (34.7%) | 3,331 | D+25.9 |
| California 48 | John L. Graham | 51,058 (28.4%) | Christopher Cox | 122,884 (68.4%) | 5,607 | R+40.0 |
| California 49 | none | Darrell E. Issa | 94,594 (77.2%) | Karl W. Dietrich (Libertarian) 26,891 (22.0%) |
R+77.2 | |
| California 50 | Del G. Stewart | 55,855 (32.3%) | Randy "Duke" Cunningham | 111,095 (64.3%) | 5,751 | R+32.0 |
| California 51 | Bob Filner | 59,541 (57.9%) | Maria Guadalupe Garcia | 40,430 (39.3%) | 2,816 | D+18.6 |
| California 52 | Peter Moore-Kochlacs | 43,526 (25.8%) | Duncan Hunter | 118,561 (70.2%) | 6,923 | R+44.4 |
| California 53 | Susan A. Davis | 72,252 (62.2%) | Bill Vandeweghe | 43,891 (37.8%) | 37 | D+24.4 |
| Colorado 1 | Diana Degette | 111,718 (66.3%) | Ken Chlouber | 49,884 (29.6%) | 6,980 | D+36.7 |
| Colorado 2 | Mark Udall | 123,504 (60.1%) | Sandy Hume | 75,564 (36.8%) | 6,454 | D+23.3 |
| Colorado 3 | Denis Berckefeldt | 68,160 (31.3%) | Scott McInnis | 143,433 (65.8%) | 6,379 | R+34.5 |
| Colorado 4 | Stan Matsunaka | 87,499 (41.7%) | Marilyn N. Musgrave | 115,359 (54.9%) | 7,097 | R+13.3 |
| Colorado 5 | Curtis Imrie | 45,587 (24.7%) | Joel Hefley | 128,118 (69.4%) | Biff Baker (Libertarian) 10,972 (5.9%) |
R+44.7 |
| Colorado 6 | Lance Wright | 71,327 (30.0%) | Thomas G. Tancredo | 158,851 (66.9%) | 7,323 | R+36.9 |
| Colorado 7 | Mike Feeley | 81,668 (47.2%) | Bob Beauprez | 81,789 (47.3%) | 9,422 | R+0.1 |
| Connecticut 1 | John B. Larson | 134,698 (66.8%) | Phil Steele | 66,968 (33.2%) | 22 | D+33.6 |
| Connecticut 2 | Joe Courtney | 99,674 (45.9%) | Rob Simmons | 117,434 (54.1%) | R+8.2 | |
| Connecticut 3 | Rosa L. Delauro | 121,557 (65.6%) | Richter Elser | 54,757 (29.5%) | 9,050 | D+36.0 |
| Connecticut 4 | Stephanie H. Sanchez | 62,491 (35.6%) | Christopher Shays | 113,197 (64.4%) | 7 | R+28.9 |
| Connecticut 5 | Jim Maloney | 90,616 (43.3%) | Nancy Johnson | 113,626 (54.2%) | 5,212 | R+11.0 |
| Delaware at large | Micheal C. Miller | 61,011 (26.7%) | Michael N. Castle | 164,605 (72.1%) | 2,789 | R+45.4 |
| Florida 1 | Bert Oram | 51,972 (25.4%) | Jeff Miller | 152,635 (74.6%) | 19 | R+49.2 |
| Florida 2 | Allen Boyd | 152,164 (66.9%) | Tom McGurk | 75,275 (33.1%) | D+33.8 | |
| Florida 3 | Corrine Brown | 88,462 (59.3%) | Jennifer Carroll | 60,747 (40.7%) | 4 | D+18.6 |
| Florida 4 | none | Ander Crenshaw | 171,152 (99.7%) | 509 | R+99.7 | |
| Florida 5 | Karen L. Thurman | 117,758 (46.2%) | Ginny Brown-Waite | 121,998 (47.9%) | 14,915 | R+1.7 |
| Florida 6 | David E. Bruderly | 75,046 (34.6%) | Cliff Stearns | 141,570 (65.4%) | R+30.7 | |
| Florida 7 | Wayne Hogan | 96,444 (40.4%) | John L. Mica | 142,147 (59.6%) | R+19.2 | |
| Florida 8 | Eddie Diaz | 66,099 (34.9%) | Ric Keller | 123,497 (65.1%) | R+30.3 | |
| Florida 9 | Chuck Kalogianis | 67,623 (28.5%) | Michael Bilirakis | 169,369 (71.5%) | 16 | R+42.9 |
| Florida 10 | none | C. W. Bill Young | no vote | |||
| Florida: Unopposed; no votes were counted. | ||||||
| Florida 11 | Jim Davis | none | no vote | |||
| Florida: Unopposed; no votes were counted. | ||||||
| Florida 12 | none | Adam H. Putnam | no vote | |||
| Florida: Unopposed; no votes were counted. | ||||||
| Florida 13 | Jan Schneider | 114,739 (45.2%) | Katherine Harris | 139,048 (54.8%) | 22 | R+9.6 |
| Florida 14 | none | Porter J. Goss | no vote | |||
| Florida: Unopposed; no votes were counted. | ||||||
| Florida 15 | Jim Tso | 85,433 (36.8%) | Dave Weldon | 146,414 (63.1%) | 10 | R+26.3 |
| Florida 16 | none | Mark Foley | 176,171 (78.9%) | Jack McLain (Constitution) 47,169 (21.1%) |
R+78.9 | |
| Florida 17 | Kendrick B. Meek | 113,749 (99.9%) | none | 73 | D+99.9 | |
| Florida 18 | Ray Chote | 42,852 (28.6%) | Ileana Ros-Lehtinen | 103,512 (69.1%) | 3,423 | R+40.5 |
| Florida 19 | Robert Wexler | 156,747 (72.2%) | Jack Merkl | 60,477 (27.8%) | D+44.3 | |
| Florida 20 | Peter Deutsch | none | no vote | |||
| Florida: Unopposed; no votes were counted. | ||||||
| Florida 21 | none | Lincoln Diaz-Balart | no vote | |||
| Florida: Unopposed; no votes were counted. | ||||||
| Florida 22 | Carol A. Roberts | 83,265 (38.4%) | E. Clay Shaw Jr. | 131,930 (60.8%) | 1,920 | R+22.4 |
| Florida 23 | Alcee L. Hastings | 96,347 (77.5%) | Charles Laurie | 27,986 (22.5%) | 5 | D+55.0 |
| Florida 24 | Harry Jacobs | 83,667 (38.2%) | Tom Feeney | 135,576 (61.8%) | R+23.7 | |
| Florida 25 | Annie Betancourt | 44,757 (35.4%) | Mario Diaz-Balart | 81,845 (64.6%) | R+29.3 | |
| Georgia 1 | Don Smart | 40,026 (27.9%) | Jack Kingston | 103,661 (72.1%) | R+44.3 | |
| Georgia 2 | Sanford D. Bishop Jr. | 102,925 (100.0%) | none | D+100.0 | ||
| Georgia 3 | Jim Marshall | 75,394 (50.5%) | Calder Clay | 73,866 (49.5%) | D+1.0 | |
| Georgia 4 | Denise L. Majette | 118,045 (77.0%) | Cynthia Van Auken | 35,202 (23.0%) | D+54.1 | |
| Georgia 5 | John Lewis | 116,259 (100.0%) | none | D+100.0 | ||
| Georgia 6 | Jeff Weisberger | 41,204 (20.1%) | Johnny Isakson | 163,525 (79.9%) | R+59.8 | |
| Georgia 7 | Mike Berlon | 37,124 (21.1%) | John Linder | 138,997 (78.9%) | R+57.8 | |
| Georgia 8 | A. Petrakopoulos | 39,422 (21.7%) | Mac Collins | 142,505 (78.3%) | R+56.7 | |
| Georgia 9 | Barry Irwin | 45,974 (27.2%) | Charlie Norwood | 123,313 (72.8%) | R+45.7 | |
| Georgia 10 | none | Nathan Deal | 129,242 (100.0%) | R+100.0 | ||
| Georgia 11 | Roger Kahn | 65,007 (48.4%) | Phil Gingrey | 69,427 (51.6%) | R+3.3 | |
| Georgia 12 | Champ Walker | 62,904 (44.8%) | Max Burns | 77,479 (55.2%) | R+10.4 | |
| Georgia 13 | David Scott | 70,011 (59.6%) | Clay Cox | 47,405 (40.4%) | D+19.3 | |
| Hawaii 1 | Neil Abercrombie | 131,673 (72.9%) | Mark Terry | 45,032 (24.9%) | 4,028 | D+47.9 |
| Hawaii 2 | Patsy T. Mink | 100,671 (56.2%) | Bob McDermott | 71,661 (40.0%) | 6,919 | D+16.2 |
| Idaho 1 | Betty Richardson | 80,269 (38.9%) | C. L. "Butch" Otter | 120,743 (58.6%) | 5,129 | R+19.6 |
| Idaho 2 | Edward Kinghorn | 57,769 (29.0%) | Michael K. Simpson | 135,605 (68.2%) | 5,508 | R+39.1 |
| Illinois 1 | Bobby L. Rush | 149,068 (81.2%) | Raymond G. Wardingley | 29,776 (16.2%) | 4,812 | D+65.0 |
| Illinois 2 | Jesse L. Jackson Jr. | 151,443 (82.3%) | Doug Nelson | 32,567 (17.7%) | D+64.6 | |
| Illinois 3 | William O. Lipinski | 156,042 (100.0%) | none | D+100.0 | ||
| Illinois 4 | Luis V. Gutierrez | 67,339 (79.7%) | Anthony J. "Tony" Lopez-Cisneros | 12,778 (15.1%) | Maggie Kohls (Libertarian) 4,396 (5.2%) |
D+64.6 |
| Illinois 5 | Rahm Emanuel | 106,514 (66.8%) | Mark A. Augusti | 46,008 (28.9%) | 6,913 | D+38.0 |
| Illinois 6 | Tom Berry | 60,698 (34.9%) | Henry J. Hyde | 113,174 (65.1%) | R+30.2 | |
| Illinois 7 | Danny K. Davis | 137,933 (83.2%) | Mark Tunney | 25,280 (15.3%) | 2,543 | D+68.0 |
| Illinois 8 | Melissa L. Bean | 70,626 (42.6%) | Philip M. Crane | 95,275 (57.4%) | 25 | R+14.9 |
| Illinois 9 | Janice D. Schakowsky | 118,642 (70.3%) | Nicholas M. Duric | 45,307 (26.8%) | 4,887 | D+43.4 |
| Illinois 10 | Henry H. "Hank" Perritt Jr. | 58,300 (31.2%) | Mark Steven Kirk | 128,611 (68.8%) | R+37.6 | |
| Illinois 11 | Keith S. Van Duyne | 68,893 (35.7%) | Jerry Weller | 124,192 (64.3%) | R+28.6 | |
| Illinois 12 | Jerry F. Costello | 131,580 (69.2%) | David Sadler | 58,440 (30.8%) | D+38.5 | |
| Illinois 13 | Tom Mason | 59,069 (29.7%) | Judy Biggert | 139,546 (70.3%) | R+40.5 | |
| Illinois 14 | Laurence J. Quick | 47,165 (25.9%) | J. Dennis Hastert | 135,198 (74.1%) | R+48.3 | |
| Illinois 15 | Joshua T. Hartke | 64,131 (31.0%) | Timothy V. Johnson | 134,650 (65.2%) | 7,836 | R+34.1 |
| Illinois 16 | John Kutsch | 55,488 (29.4%) | Donald A. Manzullo | 133,339 (70.6%) | R+41.2 | |
| Illinois 17 | Lane Evans | 127,093 (62.4%) | Peter Calderone | 76,519 (37.6%) | D+24.8 | |
| Illinois 18 | none | Ray Lahood | 192,567 (100.0%) | R+100.0 | ||
| Illinois 19 | David D. Phelps | 110,517 (45.2%) | John Shimkus | 133,956 (54.8%) | R+9.6 | |
| Indiana 1 | Peter J. Visclosky | 90,443 (66.9%) | Mark J. Leyva | 41,909 (31.0%) | 2,759 | D+35.9 |
| Indiana 2 | Jill Long Thompson | 86,253 (45.8%) | Chris Chocola | 95,081 (50.5%) | 7,118 | R+4.7 |
| Indiana 3 | Jay Rigdon | 50,509 (34.5%) | Mark E. Souder | 92,566 (63.1%) | 3,531 | R+28.7 |
| Indiana 4 | Bill Abbott | 41,314 (26.1%) | Steve Buyer | 112,760 (71.4%) | 3,934 | R+45.2 |
| Indiana 5 | Katherine Fox Carr | 45,283 (25.2%) | Dan Burton | 129,442 (72.0%) | 5,130 | R+46.8 |
| Indiana 6 | Melina Ann Fox | 63,871 (34.4%) | Mike Pence | 118,436 (63.8%) | 3,346 | R+29.4 |
| Indiana 7 | Julia M. Carson | 77,478 (53.1%) | Brose A. McVey | 64,379 (44.1%) | 3,983 | D+9.0 |
| Indiana 8 | Bryan L. Hartke | 88,763 (46.0%) | John N. Hostettler | 98,952 (51.3%) | 5,150 | R+5.3 |
| Indiana 9 | Baron P. Hill | 96,654 (51.2%) | Mike Sodrel | 87,169 (46.1%) | 5,134 | D+5.0 |
| Iowa 1 | Ann Hutchinson | 83,779 (42.6%) | Jim Nussle | 112,280 (57.2%) | 396 | R+14.5 |
| Iowa 2 | Julie Thomas | 94,767 (45.7%) | James A. Leach | 108,130 (52.2%) | 4,274 | R+6.5 |
| Iowa 3 | Leonard L. Boswell | 115,367 (53.4%) | Stan Thompson | 97,285 (45.0%) | 3,333 | D+8.4 |
| Iowa 4 | John Norris | 90,784 (43.1%) | Tom Latham | 115,430 (54.8%) | 4,560 | R+11.7 |
| Iowa 5 | Paul Shomshor | 68,853 (37.8%) | Steve King | 113,257 (62.1%) | 127 | R+24.4 |
| Kansas 1 | none | Jerry Moran | 189,976 (91.1%) | Jack Warner (Libertarian) 18,585 (8.9%) |
R+91.1 | |
| Kansas 2 | Dan Lykins | 79,160 (37.5%) | Jim Ryun | 127,477 (60.4%) | 4,340 | R+22.9 |
| Kansas 3 | Dennis Moore | 110,095 (50.2%) | Adam Taff | 102,882 (46.9%) | 6,412 | D+3.3 |
| Kansas 4 | Carlos Nolla | 70,656 (37.0%) | Todd Tiahrt | 115,691 (60.6%) | 4,616 | R+23.6 |
| Kentucky 1 | Klint Alexander | 62,617 (34.7%) | Ed Whitfield | 117,600 (65.3%) | R+30.5 | |
| Kentucky 2 | David L. Williams | 51,431 (29.2%) | Ron Lewis | 122,773 (69.6%) | 2,084 | R+40.5 |
| Kentucky 3 | Jack Conway | 110,846 (48.4%) | Anne M. Northup | 118,228 (51.6%) | R+3.2 | |
| Kentucky 4 | Ken Lucas | 87,776 (51.1%) | Geoff Davis | 81,651 (47.5%) | 2,308 | D+3.6 |
| Kentucky 5 | Sidney Jane Bailey | 38,254 (21.7%) | Harold "Hal" Rogers | 137,986 (78.3%) | R+56.6 | |
| Kentucky 6 | none | Ernie Fletcher | 115,622 (72.0%) | Gatewood Galbraith (Independent) 41,753 (26.0%) |
R+72.0 | |
| Louisiana 1 | none | David Vitter | 147,117 (81.5%) | Monica L. Monica (Republican) 20,268 (11.2%) |
R+81.5 | |
| Louisiana 2 | William J. Jefferson | 90,310 (63.5%) | Silky Sullivan | 15,440 (10.9%) | Irma Muse Dixon (Democratic) 28,480 (20.0%) |
D+52.7 |
| Louisiana 3 | none | Billy Tauzin | 130,323 (86.7%) | William Beier (Libertarian) 12,964 (8.6%) |
R+86.7 | |
| Louisiana 4 | John Milkovich | 42,340 (26.4%) | Jim McCrery | 114,649 (71.6%) | 3,104 | R+45.2 |
| Louisiana 5 | Rodney Alexander | 86,718 (50.3%) | Lee Fletcher | 85,744 (49.7%) | D+0.6 | |
| Louisiana: Decided in the December runoff. | ||||||
| Louisiana 6 | none | Richard Baker | 146,932 (84.0%) | Rick Moscatello (Libertarian) 27,898 (16.0%) |
R+84.0 | |
| Louisiana 7 | Chris John | 138,659 (86.8%) | none | Roberto Valletta (Libertarian) 21,051 (13.2%) |
D+86.8 | |
| Maine 1 | Thomas H. Allen | 172,646 (63.8%) | Steven Joyce | 97,931 (36.2%) | D+27.6 | |
| Maine 2 | Michael H. Michaud | 116,868 (52.0%) | Kevin L. Raye | 107,849 (48.0%) | D+4.0 | |
| Maryland 1 | Amy D. Tamlyn | 57,986 (23.2%) | Wayne T. Gilchrest | 192,004 (76.8%) | R+53.6 | |
| Maryland 2 | C. A. Dutch Ruppersberger | 105,718 (54.3%) | Helen Delich Bentley | 88,954 (45.7%) | D+8.6 | |
| Maryland 3 | Benjamin L. Cardin | 145,589 (65.8%) | Scott Conwell | 75,721 (34.2%) | D+31.6 | |
| Maryland 4 | Albert Russell Wynn | 131,644 (79.0%) | John B. Kimble | 34,890 (20.9%) | 195 | D+58.0 |
| Maryland 5 | Steny H. Hoyer | 137,903 (69.4%) | Joseph T. Crawford | 60,758 (30.6%) | 158 | D+38.8 |
| Maryland 6 | Donald M. Dearmon | 75,575 (33.8%) | Roscoe G. Bartlett | 147,825 (66.2%) | R+32.3 | |
| Maryland 7 | Elijah E. Cummings | 137,047 (73.6%) | Joseph E. Ward | 49,172 (26.4%) | D+47.2 | |
| Maryland 8 | Chris Van Hollen | 112,788 (51.7%) | Constance A. Morella | 103,587 (47.5%) | 1,599 | D+4.2 |
| Massachusetts 1 | John W. Olver | 137,841 (65.0%) | Matthew W. Kinnaman | 66,061 (31.1%) | 8,314 | D+33.8 |
| Massachusetts 2 | Richard E. Neal | 153,387 (73.6%) | none | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 53,770 (25.8%) |
D+73.6 | |
| Massachusetts 3 | James P. McGovern | 155,697 (73.3%) | none | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 54,759 (25.8%) |
D+73.3 | |
| Massachusetts 4 | Barney Frank | 166,125 (75.1%) | none | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 53,393 (24.1%) |
D+75.1 | |
| Massachusetts 5 | Martin T. Meehan | 122,562 (57.3%) | Charles McCarthy | 69,337 (32.4%) | Ilana Freedman (Libertarian) 11,729 (5.5%) |
D+24.9 |
| Massachusetts 6 | John F. Tierney | 162,900 (64.4%) | Mark C. Smith | 75,462 (29.8%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 14,252 (5.6%) |
D+34.6 |
| Massachusetts 7 | Edward J. Markey | 170,968 (72.4%) | none | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 61,976 (26.3%) |
D+72.4 | |
| Massachusetts 8 | Michael E. Capuano | 111,861 (72.0%) | none | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 42,923 (27.6%) |
D+72.0 | |
| Massachusetts 9 | Stephen F. Lynch | 168,055 (71.3%) | none | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 66,890 (28.4%) |
D+71.3 | |
| Massachusetts 10 | William D. Delahunt | 179,238 (65.9%) | Luis Gonzaga | 79,624 (29.3%) | 13,165 | D+36.6 |
| Michigan 1 | Bart Stupak | 150,701 (67.7%) | Don Hooper | 69,254 (31.1%) | 2,732 | D+36.6 |
| Michigan 2 | Jeffrey Wrisley | 61,749 (27.7%) | Peter Hoekstra | 156,937 (70.4%) | 4,221 | R+42.7 |
| Michigan 3 | Kathryn Lynnes | 61,987 (28.3%) | Vernon J. Ehlers | 153,131 (70.0%) | 3,737 | R+41.7 |
| Michigan 4 | Lawrence Hollenbeck | 65,950 (30.2%) | Dave Camp | 149,090 (68.2%) | 3,533 | R+38.0 |
| Michigan 5 | Dale E. Kildee | 158,709 (91.6%) | none | Clint Foster (Libertarian) 9,344 (5.4%) |
D+91.6 | |
| Michigan 6 | Gary Giguere Jr. | 53,793 (29.3%) | Fred Upton | 126,936 (69.2%) | 2,788 | R+39.9 |
| Michigan 7 | Mike Simpson | 78,412 (38.6%) | Nick Smith | 121,142 (59.7%) | 3,515 | R+21.0 |
| Michigan 8 | Frank McAlpine | 70,920 (30.8%) | Mike Rogers | 156,525 (67.9%) | 3,152 | R+37.1 |
| Michigan 9 | David Fink | 96,856 (39.9%) | Joe Knollenberg | 141,102 (58.1%) | 4,922 | R+18.2 |
| Michigan 10 | Carl Marlinga | 77,053 (35.5%) | Candice S. Miller | 137,339 (63.3%) | 2,536 | R+27.8 |
| Michigan 11 | Kevin Kelley | 87,402 (39.7%) | Thaddeus G. McCotter | 126,050 (57.2%) | 6,953 | R+17.5 |
| Michigan 12 | Sander M. Levin | 140,970 (68.3%) | Harvey Dean | 61,502 (29.8%) | 4,056 | D+38.5 |
| Michigan 13 | Carolyn C. Kilpatrick | 120,869 (91.6%) | none | Raymond Warner (Libertarian) 11,072 (8.4%) |
D+91.6 | |
| Michigan 14 | John Conyers Jr. | 145,285 (83.2%) | Dave Stone | 26,544 (15.2%) | 2,779 | D+68.0 |
| Michigan 15 | John D. Dingell | 136,518 (72.2%) | Martin Kaltenbach | 48,626 (25.7%) | 3,919 | D+46.5 |
| Minnesota 1 | Steve Andreasen | 92,165 (34.7%) | Gil Gutknecht | 163,570 (61.5%) | 10,247 | R+26.9 |
| Minnesota 2 | Bill Luther | 121,121 (42.2%) | John Kline | 152,970 (53.3%) | 12,769 | R+11.1 |
| Minnesota 3 | none | Jim Ramstad | 213,334 (72.0%) | Darryl Stanton (Democratic) 82,575 (27.9%) |
R+72.0 | |
| Minnesota 4 | Betty McCollum | 164,597 (62.2%) | Clyde Billington | 89,705 (33.9%) | 10,238 | D+28.3 |
| Minnesota 5 | Martin Olav Sabo | 171,572 (67.0%) | Daniel Nielsen Mathias | 66,271 (25.9%) | Tim Davis (Green) 17,825 (7.0%) |
D+41.1 |
| Minnesota 6 | Janet Robert | 100,738 (35.1%) | Mark R. Kennedy | 164,747 (57.3%) | Dan Becker (Independence) 21,484 (7.5%) |
R+22.3 |
| Minnesota 7 | Collin C. Peterson | 170,234 (65.3%) | Dan Stevens | 90,342 (34.6%) | 237 | D+30.6 |
| Minnesota 8 | James L. Oberstar | 194,909 (68.6%) | Bob Lemen | 88,673 (31.2%) | 349 | D+37.4 |
| Mississippi 1 | Rex N. Weathers | 32,318 (24.2%) | Roger F. Wicker | 95,404 (71.4%) | 5,845 | R+47.2 |
| Mississippi 2 | Bennie G. Thompson | 89,913 (55.1%) | Clinton B. Lesueur | 69,711 (42.8%) | 3,426 | D+12.4 |
| Mississippi 3 | Ronnie Shows | 76,184 (34.8%) | Charles W. "Chip" Pickering | 139,329 (63.6%) | 3,638 | R+28.8 |
| Mississippi 4 | Gene Taylor | 121,742 (75.2%) | Karl Cleveland Mertz | 34,373 (21.2%) | 5,753 | D+54.0 |
| Missouri 1 | Wm. Lacy Clay | 133,946 (70.1%) | Richard Schwadron | 51,755 (27.1%) | 5,354 | D+43.0 |
| Missouri 2 | John Hogan | 77,223 (31.0%) | W. Todd Akin | 167,057 (67.1%) | 4,548 | R+36.1 |
| Missouri 3 | Richard A. Gephardt | 122,181 (59.1%) | Catherine S. Enz | 80,551 (38.9%) | 4,146 | D+20.1 |
| Missouri 4 | Ike Skelton | 142,204 (67.6%) | James A. (Jim) Noland | 64,451 (30.7%) | 3,583 | D+37.0 |
| Missouri 5 | Karen McCarthy | 122,645 (65.9%) | Steve Gordon | 60,245 (32.4%) | 3,277 | D+33.5 |
| Missouri 6 | Cathy Rinehart | 73,202 (35.2%) | Sam Graves | 131,151 (63.0%) | 3,735 | R+27.9 |
| Missouri 7 | Ron Lapham | 45,964 (23.0%) | Roy Blunt | 149,519 (74.8%) | 4,380 | R+51.8 |
| Missouri 8 | Gene Curtis | 50,686 (26.9%) | Jo Ann Emerson | 135,144 (71.8%) | 2,491 | R+44.9 |
| Missouri 9 | Donald M. (Don) Deichman | 61,126 (28.5%) | Kenny C. Hulshof | 146,032 (68.2%) | 6,967 | R+39.7 |
| Montana at large | Steve Kelly | 108,233 (32.7%) | Dennis R. Rehberg | 214,100 (64.6%) | 8,988 | R+32.0 |
| Nebraska 1 | none | Doug Bereuter | 133,013 (85.4%) | Robert Eckerson (Libertarian) 22,831 (14.6%) |
R+85.4 | |
| Nebraska 2 | Jim Simon | 46,843 (33.0%) | Lee Terry | 89,917 (63.3%) | 5,254 | R+30.3 |
| Nebraska 3 | none | Tom Osborne | 163,939 (93.2%) | Jerry Hickman (Libertarian) 12,017 (6.8%) |
R+93.2 | |
| Nevada 1 | Shelley Berkley | 64,312 (52.9%) | Lynette Maria Boggs-McDonald | 51,148 (42.1%) | 6,056 | D+10.8 |
| Nevada 2 | Travis O. Souza | 40,189 (20.0%) | Jim Gibbons | 149,574 (74.3%) | 11,580 | R+54.3 |
| Nevada 3 | Dario Herrera | 66,659 (37.2%) | Jon C. Porter | 100,378 (56.1%) | 11,957 | R+18.8 |
| New Hampshire 1 | Martha Fuller | 85,426 (38.5%) | Jeb Bradley | 128,993 (58.1%) | 7,568 | R+19.6 |
| New Hampshire 2 | Katrina Swett | 90,479 (40.9%) | Charles Bass | 125,804 (56.8%) | 5,173 | R+16.0 |
| New Jersey 1 | Robert E. Andrews | 121,846 (92.7%) | none | Timothy Haas (Libertarian) 9,543 (7.3%) |
D+92.7 | |
| New Jersey 2 | Steven A. Farkas | 47,735 (28.3%) | Frank A. Lobiondo | 116,834 (69.2%) | 4,230 | R+40.9 |
| New Jersey 3 | Richard Strada | 64,364 (33.9%) | Jim Saxton | 123,375 (65.0%) | 2,000 | R+31.1 |
| New Jersey 4 | Mary Brennan | 55,967 (32.1%) | Christopher H. Smith | 115,293 (66.1%) | 3,041 | R+34.0 |
| New Jersey 5 | Anne Sumers | 76,504 (38.3%) | Scott Garrett | 118,881 (59.5%) | 4,466 | R+21.2 |
| New Jersey 6 | Frank Pallone Jr. | 91,379 (66.5%) | Ric Medrow | 42,479 (30.9%) | 3,637 | D+35.6 |
| New Jersey 7 | Tim Carden | 74,879 (40.9%) | Mike Ferguson | 106,055 (58.0%) | 2,068 | R+17.0 |
| New Jersey 8 | Bill Pascrell Jr. | 88,101 (66.8%) | Jared Silverman | 40,318 (30.6%) | 3,400 | D+36.3 |
| New Jersey 9 | Steven R. Rothman | 97,108 (69.8%) | Joseph Glass | 42,088 (30.2%) | D+39.5 | |
| New Jersey 10 | Donald M. Payne | 86,433 (84.5%) | Andrew Wirtz | 15,913 (15.5%) | D+68.9 | |
| New Jersey 11 | Vij Pawar | 48,477 (26.4%) | Rodney P. Frelinghuysen | 132,938 (72.4%) | 2,263 | R+46.0 |
| New Jersey 12 | Rush D. Holt | 104,806 (61.0%) | Deforest "Buster" Soaries | 62,938 (36.7%) | 3,969 | D+24.4 |
| New Jersey 13 | Robert Menendez | 72,605 (78.3%) | James Geron | 16,852 (18.2%) | 3,274 | D+60.1 |
| New Mexico 1 | Richard M. Romero | 77,234 (44.7%) | Heather Wilson | 95,711 (55.3%) | R+10.7 | |
| New Mexico 2 | John Arthur Smith | 61,916 (43.7%) | Steve Pearce | 79,631 (56.2%) | 82 | R+12.5 |
| New Mexico 3 | Tom Udall | 122,921 (100.0%) | none | D+100.0 | ||
| New York 1 | Timothy H. Bishop | 84,276 (47.2%) | Felix J. Grucci Jr. | 81,524 (45.7%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 10,739 (6.0%) |
D+1.5 |
| New York 2 | Steve J. Israel | 85,451 (53.3%) | Joseph P. Finley | 59,117 (36.9%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 14,087 (8.8%) |
D+16.4 |
| New York 3 | Stuart L. Finz | 46,022 (24.7%) | Peter T. King | 121,537 (65.1%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 17,550 (9.4%) |
R+40.5 |
| New York 4 | Carolyn McCarthy | 94,806 (52.6%) | Marilyn F. O'Grady | 72,882 (40.4%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 11,713 (6.5%) |
D+12.2 |
| New York 5 | Gary L. Ackerman | 75,810 (57.1%) | none | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 51,213 (38.6%) |
D+57.1 | |
| New York 6 | Gregory W. Meeks | 72,799 (65.1%) | none | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 36,387 (32.5%) |
D+65.1 | |
| New York 7 | Joseph Crowley | 50,967 (48.9%) | Kevin Brawley | 18,572 (17.8%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 34,733 (33.3%) |
D+31.1 |
| New York 8 | Jerrold L. Nadler | 81,002 (57.2%) | Jim Farrin | 19,674 (13.9%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 35,095 (24.8%) |
D+43.3 |
| New York 9 | Anthony D. Weiner | 60,737 (50.6%) | Alfred F. Donohue | 31,698 (26.4%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 27,500 (22.9%) |
D+24.2 |
| New York 10 | Edolphus Towns | 73,859 (62.8%) | none | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 42,073 (35.8%) |
D+62.8 | |
| New York 11 | Major R. Owens | 76,917 (64.5%) | Susan Cleary | 11,149 (9.4%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 30,310 (25.4%) |
D+55.2 |
| New York 12 | Nydia M. Velázquez | 48,408 (57.1%) | none | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 34,238 (40.4%) |
D+57.1 | |
| New York 13 | Arne M. Mattsson | 29,366 (23.8%) | Vito Fossella | 72,204 (58.4%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 19,913 (16.1%) |
R+34.7 |
| New York 14 | Carolyn B. Maloney | 95,931 (63.3%) | Anton Srdanovic | 31,548 (20.8%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 24,127 (15.9%) |
D+42.5 |
| New York 15 | Charles B. Rangel | 84,367 (66.2%) | Jessie A. Fields | 11,008 (8.6%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 32,025 (25.1%) |
D+57.6 |
| New York 16 | José E. Serrano | 50,716 (64.6%) | Frank Dellavalle | 4,366 (5.6%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 23,372 (29.8%) |
D+59.1 |
| New York 17 | Eliot L. Engel | 77,535 (53.6%) | C. Scott Vanderhoef | 42,634 (29.5%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 20,739 (14.3%) |
D+24.1 |
| New York 18 | Nita M. Lowey | 98,957 (52.1%) | none | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 82,503 (43.4%) |
D+52.1 | |
| New York 19 | Janine M. H. Selendy | 44,967 (23.6%) | Sue W. Kelly | 121,129 (63.6%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 17,206 (9.0%) |
R+40.0 |
| New York 20 | Frank Stoppenbach | 45,878 (20.6%) | John E. Sweeney | 140,238 (63.0%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 31,256 (14.0%) |
R+42.4 |
| New York 21 | Michael R. McNulty | 161,329 (68.1%) | Charles B. Rosenstein | 53,525 (22.6%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 22,113 (9.3%) |
D+45.5 |
| New York 22 | Maurice D. Hinchey | 113,280 (58.9%) | Eric Hall | 58,008 (30.2%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 15,787 (8.2%) |
D+28.8 |
| New York 23 | none | John M. McHugh | 124,682 (67.5%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 59,931 (32.5%) |
R+67.5 | |
| New York 24 | none | Sherwood L. Boehlert | 108,017 (53.3%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 49,855 (24.6%) |
R+53.3 | |
| New York 25 | Stephanie Aldersley | 53,290 (24.5%) | James T. Walsh | 144,610 (66.6%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 17,129 (7.9%) |
R+42.1 |
| New York 26 | Ayesha F. Nariman | 41,140 (19.2%) | Thomas M. Reynolds | 135,089 (63.1%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 30,535 (14.3%) |
R+43.9 |
| New York 27 | Peter Crotty | 47,811 (23.9%) | Jack Quinn | 120,117 (60.1%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 25,964 (13.0%) |
R+36.2 |
| New York 28 | Louise McIntosh Slaughter | 99,057 (55.1%) | Henry F. Wojtaszek | 58,547 (32.6%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 22,104 (12.3%) |
D+22.5 |
| New York 29 | Kisun J. Peters | 37,128 (17.9%) | Amo Houghton | 127,657 (61.4%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 33,162 (16.0%) |
R+43.6 |
| North Carolina 1 | Frank W. Ballance Jr. | 93,157 (63.7%) | Greg Dority | 50,907 (34.8%) | 2,093 | D+28.9 |
| North Carolina 2 | Bob Etheridge | 100,121 (65.4%) | Joseph L. Ellen | 50,965 (33.3%) | 2,098 | D+32.1 |
| North Carolina 3 | none | Walter B. Jones | 131,448 (90.7%) | Gary Goodson (Libertarian) 13,486 (9.3%) |
R+90.7 | |
| North Carolina 4 | David E. Price | 132,185 (61.2%) | Tuan A. Nguyen | 78,095 (36.1%) | 5,766 | D+25.0 |
| North Carolina 5 | David Crawford | 58,558 (29.8%) | Richard Burr | 137,879 (70.2%) | R+40.4 | |
| North Carolina 6 | none | Howard Coble | 151,430 (90.4%) | Tara Grubb (Libertarian) 16,067 (9.6%) |
R+90.4 | |
| North Carolina 7 | Mike McIntyre | 118,543 (71.1%) | James R. Adams | 45,537 (27.3%) | 2,574 | D+43.8 |
| North Carolina 8 | Chris Kouri | 66,819 (44.6%) | Robin Hayes | 80,298 (53.6%) | 2,619 | R+9.0 |
| North Carolina 9 | Ed McGuire | 49,974 (25.8%) | Sue Wilkins Myrick | 140,095 (72.4%) | 3,374 | R+46.6 |
| North Carolina 10 | Ron Daugherty | 65,587 (37.8%) | Cass Ballenger | 102,768 (59.3%) | 4,937 | R+21.5 |
| North Carolina 11 | Sam Neill | 86,664 (42.8%) | Charles H. Taylor | 112,335 (55.5%) | 3,261 | R+12.7 |
| North Carolina 12 | Melvin L. Watt | 98,821 (65.3%) | Jeff Kish | 49,588 (32.8%) | 2,830 | D+32.6 |
| North Carolina 13 | Brad Miller | 100,287 (54.7%) | Carolyn W. Grant | 77,688 (42.4%) | 5,295 | D+12.3 |
| North Dakota at large | Earl Pomeroy | 121,073 (52.4%) | Rick Clayburgh | 109,957 (47.6%) | D+4.8 | |
| Ohio 1 | Greg Harris | 60,168 (35.2%) | Steve Chabot | 110,760 (64.8%) | R+29.6 | |
| Ohio 2 | Charles Sanders | 48,785 (25.9%) | Rob Portman | 139,218 (74.0%) | 13 | R+48.1 |
| Ohio 3 | Rick Carne | 78,307 (41.2%) | Michael R. Turner | 111,630 (58.8%) | 14 | R+17.5 |
| Ohio 4 | Jim Clark | 57,726 (32.5%) | Michael Oxley | 120,001 (67.5%) | R+35.0 | |
| Ohio 5 | Roger Anderson | 51,872 (27.6%) | Paul E. Gillmor | 126,286 (67.1%) | John Green (Independent) 10,096 (5.4%) |
R+39.5 |
| Ohio 6 | Ted Strickland | 113,972 (59.5%) | Mike Halleck | 77,643 (40.5%) | D+19.0 | |
| Ohio 7 | Kara Anastasio | 45,568 (27.2%) | David L. Hobson | 113,252 (67.6%) | Frank Doden (Independent) 8,812 (5.3%) |
R+40.4 |
| Ohio 8 | Jeff Hardenbrook | 49,444 (29.2%) | John A. Boehner | 119,947 (70.8%) | R+41.6 | |
| Ohio 9 | Marcy Kaptur | 132,236 (74.0%) | Ed Emery | 46,481 (26.0%) | D+48.0 | |
| Ohio 10 | Dennis J. Kucinich | 129,997 (74.1%) | Jon A. Heben | 41,778 (23.8%) | 3,761 | D+50.3 |
| Ohio 11 | Stephanie Tubbs Jones | 116,590 (76.3%) | Patrick A. Pappano | 36,146 (23.7%) | D+52.7 | |
| Ohio 12 | Edward Brown | 64,707 (35.6%) | Patrick J. Tiberi | 116,982 (64.4%) | R+28.8 | |
| Ohio 13 | Sherrod Brown | 123,025 (69.0%) | Ed Oliveros | 55,357 (31.0%) | D+37.9 | |
| Ohio 14 | Dale Blanchard | 51,846 (27.8%) | Steven C. Latourette | 134,413 (72.1%) | 113 | R+44.3 |
| Ohio 15 | Mark Brown | 54,286 (33.4%) | Deborah Pryce | 108,193 (66.6%) | R+33.2 | |
| Ohio 16 | Jim Rice | 58,644 (31.1%) | Ralph Regula | 129,734 (68.9%) | R+37.7 | |
| Ohio 17 | Timothy J. Ryan | 94,441 (51.1%) | Ann Womer Benjamin | 62,188 (33.7%) | James A. Traficant Jr. (Independent) 28,045 (15.2%) |
D+17.5 |
| Ohio 18 | none | Robert W. Ney | 125,546 (100.0%) | R+100.0 | ||
| Oklahoma 1 | Doug Dodd | 90,649 (42.2%) | John Sullivan | 119,566 (55.6%) | 4,740 | R+13.5 |
| Oklahoma 2 | Brad Carson | 146,748 (74.1%) | Kent Pharaoh | 51,234 (25.9%) | D+48.2 | |
| Oklahoma 3 | none | Frank D. Lucas | 148,206 (75.6%) | Robert T. Murphy (Independent) 47,884 (24.4%) |
R+75.6 | |
| Oklahoma 4 | Darryl Roberts | 91,322 (46.2%) | Tom Cole | 106,452 (53.8%) | R+7.7 | |
| Oklahoma 5 | Lou Barlow | 63,208 (32.4%) | Ernest J. Istook Jr. | 121,374 (62.2%) | Donna C. Davis (Independent) 10,469 (5.4%) |
R+29.8 |
| Oregon 1 | David Wu | 149,215 (62.7%) | Jim Greenfield | 80,917 (34.0%) | 7,904 | D+28.7 |
| Oregon 2 | Peter Buckley | 64,991 (25.8%) | Greg Walden | 181,295 (71.9%) | 5,998 | R+46.1 |
| Oregon 3 | Earl Blumenauer | 156,851 (66.8%) | Sarah Seale | 62,821 (26.7%) | 15,305 | D+40.0 |
| Oregon 4 | Peter A. Defazio | 168,150 (63.8%) | Liz Vanleeuwen | 90,523 (34.4%) | 4,808 | D+29.5 |
| Oregon 5 | Darlene Hooley | 137,713 (54.7%) | Brian J. Boquist | 113,441 (45.1%) | 383 | D+9.7 |
| Pennsylvania 1 | Robert A. Brady | 121,076 (86.4%) | Marie G. Delany | 17,444 (12.5%) | 1,570 | D+74.0 |
| Pennsylvania 2 | Chaka Fattah | 150,623 (87.8%) | Thomas G. Dougherty | 20,988 (12.2%) | D+75.5 | |
| Pennsylvania 3 | none | Phil English | 116,763 (77.7%) | Anndrea M. Benson (Green) 33,554 (22.3%) |
R+77.7 | |
| Pennsylvania 4 | Steven Drobac Jr. | 71,674 (35.4%) | Melissa A. Hart | 130,534 (64.6%) | 10 | R+29.1 |
| Pennsylvania 5 | none | John E. Peterson | 124,942 (87.2%) | Thomas A. Martin (Libertarian) 18,078 (12.6%) |
R+87.2 | |
| Pennsylvania 6 | Dan Wofford | 98,128 (48.6%) | Jim Gerlach | 103,648 (51.4%) | 15 | R+2.7 |
| Pennsylvania 7 | Peter A. Lennon | 75,055 (33.9%) | Curt Weldon | 146,296 (66.1%) | R+32.2 | |
| Pennsylvania 8 | Timothy T. Reece | 76,178 (37.4%) | James C. Greenwood | 127,475 (62.6%) | 34 | R+25.2 |
| Pennsylvania 9 | John R. Henry | 50,558 (28.9%) | Bill Shuster | 124,184 (71.0%) | 107 | R+42.1 |
| Pennsylvania 10 | none | Don Sherwood | 152,017 (92.6%) | Kurt J. Shotko (Green) 11,613 (7.1%) |
R+92.6 | |
| Pennsylvania 11 | Paul E. Kanjorski | 93,758 (55.6%) | Louis J. Barletta | 71,543 (42.4%) | 3,314 | D+13.2 |
| Pennsylvania 12 | John P. Murtha | 124,201 (73.5%) | Bill Choby | 44,818 (26.5%) | 9 | D+47.0 |
| Pennsylvania 13 | Joseph M. Hoeffel | 107,945 (50.9%) | Melissa Brown | 100,295 (47.3%) | 3,627 | D+3.6 |
| Pennsylvania 14 | Michael F. Doyle | 123,323 (99.9%) | none | 89 | D+99.9 | |
| Pennsylvania 15 | Edward J. O'Brien | 73,212 (42.6%) | Patrick J. Toomey | 98,493 (57.4%) | 8 | R+14.7 |
| Pennsylvania 16 | none | Joseph R. Pitts | 119,046 (88.4%) | Will Todd (Green) 8,720 (6.5%) |
R+88.5 | |
| Pennsylvania 17 | Tim Holden | 103,483 (51.4%) | George W. Gekas | 97,802 (48.6%) | 6 | D+2.8 |
| Pennsylvania 18 | Jack Machek | 79,451 (39.9%) | Tim Murphy | 119,885 (60.1%) | 13 | R+20.3 |
| Pennsylvania 19 | none | Todd Russell Platts | 143,097 (91.1%) | Ben Price (Green) 7,900 (5.0%) |
R+91.1 | |
| Rhode Island 1 | Patrick J. Kennedy | 95,286 (59.9%) | David W. Rogers | 59,370 (37.3%) | 4,477 | D+22.6 |
| Rhode Island 2 | James R. Langevin | 129,390 (76.3%) | John O. Matson | 37,767 (22.3%) | 2,453 | D+54.0 |
| South Carolina 1 | none | Henry E. Brown Jr. | 127,562 (89.6%) | James E. Dunn (United Citizens) 9,841 (6.9%) |
R+89.6 | |
| South Carolina 2 | none | Joe Wilson | 144,149 (84.1%) | Mark Whittington (United Citizens) 17,189 (10.0%) |
R+84.1 | |
| South Carolina 3 | George L. Brightharp | 55,743 (31.3%) | J. Gresham Barrett | 119,644 (67.1%) | 2,808 | R+35.9 |
| South Carolina 4 | Peter J. Ashy | 51,462 (29.0%) | Jim Demint | 122,422 (69.0%) | 3,533 | R+40.0 |
| South Carolina 5 | John M. Spratt Jr. | 121,912 (85.9%) | none | Doug Kendall (Libertarian) 11,013 (7.8%) |
D+85.9 | |
| South Carolina 6 | James E. Clyburn | 115,855 (67.0%) | Gary McLeod | 55,490 (32.1%) | 1,702 | D+34.9 |
| South Dakota at large | Stephanie Herseth | 153,551 (45.6%) | William J. Janklow | 180,023 (53.5%) | 3,117 | R+7.9 |
| Tennessee 1 | none | William L. Jenkins | 127,300 (98.8%) | 1,586 | R+98.8 | |
| Tennessee 2 | John Greene | 37,035 (19.9%) | John J. Duncan Jr. | 146,887 (79.0%) | 2,059 | R+59.1 |
| Tennessee 3 | John Wolfe | 58,824 (33.8%) | Zach Wamp | 112,254 (64.5%) | 2,843 | R+30.7 |
| Tennessee 4 | Lincoln Davis | 95,989 (52.1%) | Janice Bowling | 85,680 (46.5%) | 2,631 | D+5.6 |
| Tennessee 5 | Jim Cooper | 108,903 (63.7%) | Robert Duvall | 56,825 (33.3%) | 5,158 | D+30.5 |
| Tennessee 6 | Bart Gordon | 117,119 (65.9%) | Robert L. Garrison | 57,397 (32.3%) | 3,112 | D+33.6 |
| Tennessee 7 | Tim Barron | 51,790 (26.5%) | Marsha Blackburn | 138,314 (70.7%) | 5,454 | R+44.2 |
| Tennessee 8 | John S. Tanner | 117,811 (70.1%) | Mat McClain | 45,853 (27.3%) | 4,306 | D+42.8 |
| Tennessee 9 | Harold E. Ford Jr. | 120,904 (83.8%) | none | Tony Rush (Independent) 23,208 (16.1%) |
D+83.8 | |
| Texas 1 | Max Sandlin | 86,384 (56.4%) | John Lawrence | 66,654 (43.6%) | D+12.9 | |
| Texas 2 | Jim Turner | 85,492 (60.8%) | Van Brookshire | 53,656 (38.2%) | 1,353 | D+22.7 |
| Texas 3 | Manny Molera | 37,503 (24.3%) | Sam Johnson | 113,974 (73.9%) | 2,656 | R+49.6 |
| Texas 4 | Ralph M. Hall | 97,304 (57.8%) | John Graves | 67,939 (40.4%) | 3,042 | D+17.5 |
| Texas 5 | Ron Chapman | 56,330 (40.3%) | Jeb Hensarling | 81,439 (58.2%) | 2,139 | R+18.0 |
| Texas 6 | Felix Alvarado | 45,404 (27.7%) | Joe Barton | 115,396 (70.3%) | 3,237 | R+42.7 |
| Texas 7 | none | John Abney Culberson | 96,795 (89.2%) | Drew Parks (Libertarian) 11,674 (10.8%) |
R+89.2 | |
| Texas 8 | none | Kevin Brady | 140,575 (93.1%) | Gil Guillory (Libertarian) 10,351 (6.9%) |
R+93.1 | |
| Texas 9 | Nick Lampson | 86,710 (58.6%) | Paul Williams | 59,635 (40.3%) | 1,613 | D+18.3 |
| Texas 10 | Lloyd Doggett | 114,428 (84.4%) | none | Michele Messina (Libertarian) 21,196 (15.6%) |
D+84.4 | |
| Texas 11 | Chet Edwards | 74,678 (51.6%) | Ramsey Farley | 68,236 (47.1%) | 1,943 | D+4.5 |
| Texas 12 | none | Kay Granger | 121,208 (91.9%) | Edward A. Hanson (Libertarian) 10,723 (8.1%) |
R+91.9 | |
| Texas 13 | Zane Reese | 31,218 (20.7%) | Mac Thornberry | 119,401 (79.3%) | R+58.6 | |
| Texas 14 | Corby Windham | 48,224 (31.9%) | Ron Paul | 102,905 (68.1%) | R+36.2 | |
| Texas 15 | Rubén Hinojosa | 66,311 (100.0%) | none | D+100.0 | ||
| Texas 16 | Silvestre Reyes | 72,383 (100.0%) | none | D+100.0 | ||
| Texas 17 | Charles W. Stenholm | 84,136 (51.4%) | Rob Beckham | 77,622 (47.4%) | 2,046 | D+4.0 |
| Texas 18 | Sheila Jackson-Lee | 99,161 (76.9%) | Phillip J. Abbott | 27,980 (21.7%) | 1,785 | D+55.2 |
| Texas 19 | none | Larry Combest | 117,092 (91.6%) | Larry Johnson (Libertarian) 10,684 (8.4%) |
R+91.6 | |
| Texas 20 | Charles A. Gonzalez | 68,685 (100.0%) | none | D+100.0 | ||
| Texas 21 | John Courage | 56,206 (25.3%) | Lamar S. Smith | 161,836 (72.9%) | 4,051 | R+47.6 |
| Texas 22 | Tim Riley | 55,716 (35.0%) | Tom Delay | 100,499 (63.2%) | 2,869 | R+28.2 |
| Texas 23 | Henry Cuellar | 71,067 (47.2%) | Henry Bonilla | 77,573 (51.5%) | 1,912 | R+4.3 |
| Texas 24 | Martin Frost | 73,002 (64.7%) | Mike Rivera Ortega | 38,332 (34.0%) | 1,560 | D+30.7 |
| Texas 25 | Chris Bell | 63,590 (54.8%) | Tom Reiser | 50,041 (43.1%) | 2,495 | D+11.7 |
| Texas 26 | Paul William Lebon | 37,485 (22.8%) | Michael C. Burgess | 123,195 (74.8%) | 3,998 | R+52.1 |
| Texas 27 | Solomon P. Ortiz | 68,559 (61.1%) | Pat Ahumada | 41,004 (36.5%) | 2,646 | D+24.6 |
| Texas 28 | Ciro D. Rodriguez | 71,393 (71.1%) | Gabriel Perales Jr. | 26,973 (26.9%) | 2,054 | D+44.2 |
| Texas 29 | Gene Green | 55,760 (95.2%) | none | 2,833 | D+95.2 | |
| Texas 30 | Eddie Bernice Johnson | 88,980 (74.3%) | Ron Bush | 28,981 (24.2%) | 1,856 | D+50.1 |
| Texas 31 | David Bagley | 44,183 (27.4%) | John R. Carter | 111,556 (69.1%) | 5,745 | R+41.7 |
| Texas 32 | Pauline K. Dixon | 44,886 (30.3%) | Pete Sessions | 100,226 (67.8%) | 2,790 | R+37.4 |
| Utah 1 | Dave Thomas | 66,104 (36.8%) | Rob Bishop | 109,265 (60.9%) | 4,043 | R+24.1 |
| Utah 2 | Jim Matheson | 110,764 (49.4%) | John Swallow | 109,123 (48.7%) | 4,211 | D+0.7 |
| Utah 3 | Nancy Jane Woodside | 44,533 (29.0%) | Chris Cannon | 103,598 (67.4%) | 5,512 | R+38.4 |
| Vermont at large | none | William "Bill" Meub | 72,813 (32.3%) | Bernard Sanders (Independent) 144,880 (64.3%) |
Ind. +32.0 | |
| Virginia 1 | none | Jo Ann Davis | 113,168 (95.9%) | 4,829 | R+95.9 | |
| Virginia 2 | none | Edward L. Schrock | 103,807 (83.1%) | D. C. Amarasinghe (Green) 20,589 (16.5%) |
R+83.2 | |
| Virginia 3 | Robert C. Scott | 87,521 (96.1%) | none | 3,552 | D+96.1 | |
| Virginia 4 | none | J. Randy Forbes | 108,733 (97.9%) | 2,308 | R+97.9 | |
| Virginia 5 | Meredith M. Richards | 54,805 (36.5%) | Virgil H. Goode Jr. | 95,360 (63.5%) | 68 | R+27.0 |
| Virginia 6 | none | Bob Goodlatte | 105,530 (97.1%) | 3,202 | R+97.1 | |
| Virginia 7 | Ben L. "Cooter" Jones | 49,854 (30.5%) | Eric Cantor | 113,658 (69.4%) | 153 | R+39.0 |
| Virginia 8 | James P. Moran | 102,759 (59.8%) | Scott C. Tate | 64,121 (37.3%) | 4,919 | D+22.5 |
| Virginia 9 | Rick Boucher | 100,075 (65.8%) | J. Katzen | 52,076 (34.2%) | 32 | D+31.5 |
| Virginia 10 | John B. Stevens Jr. | 45,464 (28.1%) | Frank R. Wolf | 115,917 (71.7%) | 234 | R+43.6 |
| Virginia 11 | none | Tom Davis | 135,379 (82.9%) | Frank W. Creel (Constitution) 26,892 (16.5%) |
R+82.9 | |
| Washington 1 | Jay Inslee | 114,087 (55.6%) | Joe Marine | 84,696 (41.3%) | 6,251 | D+14.3 |
| Washington 2 | Rick Larsen | 101,219 (50.1%) | Norma Smith | 92,528 (45.8%) | 8,403 | D+4.3 |
| Washington 3 | Brian Baird | 119,264 (61.7%) | Joseph Zarelli | 74,065 (38.3%) | D+23.4 | |
| Washington 4 | Craig Mason | 53,572 (33.1%) | Doc Hastings | 108,257 (66.9%) | R+33.8 | |
| Washington 5 | Bart Haggin | 65,146 (32.2%) | George R. Nethercutt Jr. | 126,757 (62.7%) | Rob Chase (Libertarian) 10,379 (5.1%) |
R+30.5 |
| Washington 6 | Norman D. Dicks | 126,116 (64.2%) | Bob Lawrence | 61,584 (31.3%) | 8,744 | D+32.9 |
| Washington 7 | Jim McDermott | 156,300 (74.1%) | Carol Thorne Cassady | 46,256 (21.9%) | 8,447 | D+52.2 |
| Washington 8 | Heidi Behrens-Benedict | 75,931 (37.3%) | Jennifer Dunn | 121,633 (59.8%) | 5,771 | R+22.5 |
| Washington 9 | Adam Smith | 95,805 (58.5%) | Sarah Casada | 63,146 (38.6%) | 4,759 | D+20.0 |
| West Virginia 1 | Alan B. Mollohan | 110,941 (99.7%) | none | 320 | D+99.7 | |
| West Virginia 2 | Jim Humphreys | 65,400 (40.0%) | Shelley Moore Capito | 98,276 (60.0%) | R+20.1 | |
| West Virginia 3 | Nick J. Rahall II | 87,783 (70.2%) | Paul E. Chapman | 37,229 (29.8%) | D+40.4 | |
| Wisconsin 1 | Jeffrey C. Thomas | 63,895 (30.6%) | Paul Ryan | 140,176 (67.2%) | 4,542 | R+36.6 |
| Wisconsin 2 | Tammy Baldwin | 163,313 (66.0%) | Ron Greer | 83,694 (33.8%) | 403 | D+32.2 |
| Wisconsin 3 | Ron Kind | 131,038 (62.8%) | Bill Arndt | 69,955 (33.5%) | 7,588 | D+29.3 |
| Wisconsin 4 | Gerald D. Kleczka | 122,031 (86.3%) | none | Brian Verdin (Green) 18,324 (13.0%) |
D+86.3 | |
| Wisconsin 5 | none | F. James Sensenbrenner Jr. | 191,224 (86.1%) | Robert Raymond (Independent) 29,567 (13.3%) |
R+86.1 | |
| Wisconsin 6 | none | Tom Petri | 169,834 (99.2%) | 1,327 | R+99.2 | |
| Wisconsin 7 | David R. Obey | 146,364 (64.2%) | Joe Rothbauer | 81,518 (35.8%) | 73 | D+28.5 |
| Wisconsin 8 | Andrew M. Becker | 50,284 (23.9%) | Mark Green | 152,745 (72.6%) | 7,418 | R+48.7 |
| Wyoming at large | Ron Akin | 65,961 (36.2%) | Barbara Cubin | 110,229 (60.5%) | 5,962 | R+24.3 |
Margin: the Democrat's share of all votes minus the Republican's. The 2002 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.