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Election 2006 Results

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2006 US House elections in New York

New York elected 29 members of the House in 2006: Democrats won 23 seats and Republicans 6.

The closest was the 25th district, decided by 1.5 points: James T. Walsh (Republican) beat Dan Maffei (Democrat), 48.6% to 47.1%, a margin of 1.5 points and 3,417 votes.

In the House vote by county, Democrats led in 37 of the 62 counties and Republicans in 25. The largest, New York, cast 349,225 votes and went to the Democrat by 76.7 points. The closest was Chenango, where 91 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 Timothy H. Bishop104,360 (58.3%) Italo A. Zanzi63,328 (35.4%) 11,425 D+22.9
2 Steve Israel105,276 (64.4%) John W. Bugler44,212 (27.0%) 14,101 D+37.3
3 David L. Mejias79,843 (41.4%) Peter T. King101,787 (52.8%) 11,289 R+11.4
4 Carolyn McCarthy101,861 (59.7%) Martin W. Blessinger55,050 (32.3%) 13,729 D+27.4
5 Gary L. Ackerman77,190 (65.1%) none 41,337 D+65.1
6 Gregory W. Meeks69,405 (70.0%) none 29,705 D+70.0
7 Joseph Crowley63,997 (64.5%) Kevin Brawley12,220 (12.3%) 23,073 D+52.2
8 Jerrold Nadler108,536 (76.2%) Eleanor Friedman17,413 (12.2%) 16,579 D+63.9
9 Anthony D. Weiner71,762 (66.4%) none 36,301 D+66.4
10 Edolphus Towns72,171 (70.0%) Jonathan H. Anderson4,666 (4.5%) 26,193 D+65.5
11 Yvette D. Clarke88,334 (77.6%) Stephen Finger7,447 (6.5%) 18,031 D+71.1
12 Nydia M. Velázquez62,847 (74.5%) Allan Romaguera7,182 (8.5%) 14,317 D+66.0
13 Stephen A. Harrison45,131 (38.9%) Vito Fossella59,334 (51.1%) 11,586 R+12.2
14 Carolyn B. Maloney119,582 (77.7%) Danniel Maio21,969 (14.3%) 12,332 D+63.4
15 Charles B. Rangel103,916 (80.4%) Edward Daniels6,592 (5.1%) 18,681 D+75.3
16 José E. Serrano56,124 (76.5%) Ali Mohamed2,759 (3.8%) 14,479 D+72.7
17 Eliot L. Engel93,614 (65.9%) Jim Faulkner28,842 (20.3%) 19,499 D+45.6
18 Nita M. Lowey124,256 (62.4%) Richard A. Hoffman51,450 (25.8%) 23,567 D+36.5
19 John Hall100,119 (47.8%) Sue W. Kelly95,359 (45.5%) 14,013 D+2.3
20 Kirsten E. Gillibrand125,168 (50.0%) John E. Sweeney110,554 (44.2%) 14,579 D+5.8
21 Michael R. McNulty167,604 (72.3%) Warren Redlich46,752 (20.2%) 17,554 D+52.1
22 Maurice D. Hinchey121,683 (62.2%) none 73,962 D+62.2
23 Robert J. Johnson62,318 (33.7%) John M. McHugh106,781 (57.7%) 15,845 R+24.0
24 Michael A. Arcuri109,686 (51.0%) Raymond A. Meier91,504 (42.6%) 13,775 D+8.5
25 Dan Maffei107,108 (47.1%) James T. Walsh110,525 (48.6%) 9,678 R+1.5
26 Jack Davis100,914 (45.1%) Thomas M. Reynolds109,257 (48.8%) 13,793 R+3.7
27 Brian Higgins140,027 (79.3%) Michael J. McHale36,614 (20.7%) D+58.5
28 Louise McIntosh Slaughter111,386 (66.9%) John E. Donnelly40,844 (24.5%) 14,335 D+42.4
29 Eric J. Massa100,044 (46.2%) John R. "Randy" Kuhl, Jr.106,077 (48.9%) 10,659 R+2.8

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
New York 304,402 87.2% 36,717 10.5% 8,106 349,225 D+76.7
Nassau 203,756 59.5% 138,409 40.5% 342,165 D+19.1
Suffolk 214,332 63.0% 125,968 37.0% 340,300 D+26.0
Kings 256,052 80.1% 37,049 11.6% 26,504 319,605 D+68.5
Erie 195,746 72.7% 73,510 27.3% 269,256 D+45.4
Westchester 168,069 68.6% 76,985 31.4% 245,054 D+37.2
Queens 222,306 95.7% 9,885 4.3% 232,191 D+91.5
Monroe 130,855 58.9% 91,168 41.1% 222,023 D+17.9
Onondaga 77,622 50.7% 75,499 49.3% 153,121 D+1.4
Bronx 135,155 90.2% 14,632 9.8% 149,787 D+80.5
Albany 84,802 80.9% 19,973 19.1% 104,775 D+61.9
Saratoga 42,889 53.5% 37,233 46.5% 80,122 D+7.1
Dutchess 42,813 54.2% 36,133 45.8% 78,946 D+8.5
Richmond 32,125 41.2% 45,850 58.8% 77,975 R+17.6
Oneida 37,746 49.7% 35,397 46.6% 2,808 75,951 D+3.1
Orange 46,023 60.7% 29,834 39.3% 75,857 D+21.3
Rockland 46,981 63.7% 26,828 36.3% 73,809 D+27.3
Niagara 36,280 59.2% 24,998 40.8% 61,278 D+18.4
Rensselaer 35,297 67.2% 17,260 32.8% 52,557 D+34.3
Schenectady 37,240 76.8% 11,255 23.2% 48,495 D+53.6
Broome 38,506 82.6% 6,644 14.3% 1,446 46,596 D+68.4
Ulster 40,773 100.0% 0 0.0% 40,773 D+100.0
Chautauqua 24,796 70.5% 10,394 29.5% 35,190 D+40.9
Ontario 16,947 50.9% 16,130 48.5% 207 33,284 D+2.5
Oswego 11,711 38.1% 19,001 61.9% 30,712 R+23.7
Putnam 14,331 47.8% 15,656 52.2% 29,987 R+4.4
Steuben 10,952 37.8% 17,999 62.2% 28,951 R+24.3
St. Lawrence 10,415 37.2% 17,553 62.8% 27,968 R+25.5
Tompkins 20,162 72.3% 6,270 22.5% 1,459 27,891 D+49.8
Cayuga 14,110 51.7% 11,793 43.2% 1,394 27,297 D+8.5
Chemung 12,642 47.7% 13,865 52.3% 26,507 R+4.6
Wayne 10,042 39.9% 15,096 60.1% 25,138 R+20.1
Jefferson 7,401 29.5% 17,678 70.5% 25,079 R+41.0
Columbia 13,772 58.3% 9,842 41.7% 23,614 D+16.6
Warren 12,383 53.8% 10,621 46.2% 23,004 D+7.7
Clinton 8,965 39.7% 13,610 60.3% 22,575 R+20.6
Cattaraugus 9,386 43.9% 11,997 56.1% 21,383 R+12.2
Herkimer 10,412 49.9% 9,402 45.1% 1,046 20,860 D+4.8
Madison 8,145 40.8% 11,834 59.2% 19,979 R+18.5
Livingston 7,606 39.7% 11,561 60.3% 19,167 R+20.6
Otsego 10,011 52.3% 7,880 41.2% 1,233 19,124 D+11.1
Genesee 7,640 41.8% 10,617 58.2% 18,257 R+16.3
Washington 9,619 53.2% 8,477 46.8% 18,096 D+6.3
Greene 7,865 47.9% 8,555 52.1% 16,420 R+4.2
Chenango 7,116 44.6% 7,207 45.2% 1,633 15,956 R+0.6
Cortland 7,931 51.2% 6,496 41.9% 1,059 15,486 D+9.3
Delaware 6,622 49.3% 6,817 50.7% 13,439 R+1.5
Fulton 7,049 52.5% 6,366 47.5% 13,415 D+5.1
Allegany 5,127 38.5% 8,191 61.5% 13,318 R+23.0
Sullivan 12,983 100.0% 0 0.0% 12,983 D+100.0
Wyoming 4,793 37.2% 8,078 62.8% 12,871 R+25.5
Montgomery 9,420 73.5% 3,389 26.5% 12,809 D+47.1
Essex 5,368 44.2% 6,789 55.8% 12,157 R+11.7
Tioga 8,097 68.4% 3,186 26.9% 562 11,845 D+41.5
Franklin 5,000 42.8% 6,686 57.2% 11,686 R+14.4
Seneca 5,300 49.8% 4,406 41.4% 930 10,636 D+8.4
Orleans 4,434 42.3% 6,041 57.7% 10,475 R+15.3
Schoharie 6,643 65.0% 3,575 35.0% 10,218 D+30.0
Yates 3,474 46.0% 4,074 54.0% 7,548 R+7.9
Lewis 2,414 33.0% 4,892 67.0% 7,306 R+33.9
Schuyler 2,757 44.6% 3,431 55.4% 6,188 R+10.9
Hamilton 651 26.2% 1,836 73.8% 2,487 R+47.6

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