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Election 2008 Results

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2008 House election results by district and county

Democrats expanded their House majority to 257 seats as Barack Obama won the presidency during the financial crisis, adding 21 seats to their 2006 gains.

Democrats won 257 seats in the House of Representatives in 2008 and Republicans 178, on these results. Their candidates took 65,703,144 and 52,569,869 votes (D+10.6 of all votes cast, counting every district as it stood, including races with no candidate from one party).

The closest districts were Virginia 5 (D+0.2), Louisiana 4 (R+0.4) and California 4 (R+0.5). District lines change after each census and sometimes in between, so the map below shows the House vote county by county.

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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.

About the 2008 House elections

The 2008 House elections were held as the financial system was in crisis and the economy was in recession. Bush's approval was at historic lows, and Obama's campaign drove record turnout among young and Black voters. Democrats, already in the majority, targeted Republican seats in the suburbs and in conservative rural districts. Democrats gained 21 seats and finished with 257 to the Republicans' 178, their largest majority since the early 1990s. Many of the new Democrats represented districts that John McCain carried, which left them exposed two years later. The closest results show how far into Republican territory the wave reached. In Virginia's 5th District, Democrat Tom Perriello unseated Virgil Goode by 0.2 points. Bobby Bright won Alabama's 2nd by 0.6, and Frank Kratovil won Maryland's 1st over Andy Harris by 0.8. In Ohio's 15th, Mary Jo Kilroy won the open seat by 0.8 after narrowly losing in 2006. All four lost in 2010. Republicans held some seats by narrow margins too: John Fleming won Louisiana's 4th by 0.4, and Tom McClintock took California's 4th by half a point.

Every district

District	Democrat	Votes	Republican	Votes	Others	Margin
Alabama 1	none		Jo Bonner	210,660 (98.3%)	3,707	R+98.3
Alabama 2	Bobby Bright	144,368 (50.2%)	Jay Love	142,578 (49.6%)	448	D+0.6
Alabama 3	Joshua Segall	121,080 (45.8%)	Mike Rogers	142,708 (54.0%)	332	R+8.2
Alabama 4	Nicholas B. Sparks	66,077 (25.1%)	Robert B. Aderholt	196,741 (74.8%)	349	R+49.7
Alabama 5	Parker Griffith	158,324 (51.5%)	Wayne Parker	147,314 (47.9%)	1,644	D+3.6
Alabama 6	none		Spencer Bachus	280,902 (97.8%)	6,335	R+97.8
Alabama 7	Artur Davis	228,518 (98.6%)	none		3,183	D+98.6
Alaska at large	Ethan A. Berkowitz	142,560 (45.0%)	Don Young	158,939 (50.1%)	15,479	R+5.2
Arizona 1	Ann Kirkpatrick	155,791 (55.9%)	Sydney Hay	109,924 (39.4%)	13,072	D+16.5
Arizona 2	John Thrasher	125,611 (37.2%)	Trent Franks	200,914 (59.4%)	11,498	R+22.3
Arizona 3	Bob Lord	115,759 (42.1%)	John B. Shadegg	148,800 (54.1%)	10,602	R+12.0
Arizona 4	Ed Pastor	89,721 (72.1%)	Don Karg	26,435 (21.2%)	8,271	D+50.9
Arizona 5	Harry E. Mitchell	149,033 (53.2%)	David Schweikert	122,165 (43.6%)	9,167	D+9.6
Arizona 6	Rebecca Schneider	115,457 (34.5%)	Jeff Flake	208,582 (62.4%)	10,137	R+27.9
Arizona 7	Raúl M. Grijalva	124,304 (63.3%)	Joseph Sweeney	64,425 (32.8%)	7,760	D+30.5
Arizona 8	Gabrielle Giffords	179,629 (54.7%)	Tim Bee	140,553 (42.8%)	8,084	D+11.9
Arkansas 1	Marion Berry		none			no vote
Arkansas: Unopposed; no votes were counted.
Arkansas 2	Vic Snyder	212,303 (76.5%)	none		Deb McFarland (Green) 64,398 (23.2%)	D+76.5
Arkansas 3	none		John Boozman	215,196 (78.5%)	Abel Noah Tomlinson (Green) 58,850 (21.5%)	R+78.5
Arkansas 4	Mike Ross	203,178 (86.2%)	none		Joshua Drake (Green) 32,603 (13.8%)	D+86.2
California 1	Mike Thompson	197,812 (68.1%)	Zane Starkewolf	67,853 (23.4%)	Carol Wolman (Green) 24,793 (8.5%)	D+44.7
California 2	Jeff Morris	118,878 (42.1%)	Wally Herger	163,459 (57.9%)		R+15.8
California 3	Bill Durston	137,971 (43.9%)	Daniel E. Lungren	155,424 (49.5%)	20,651	R+5.6
California 4	Charlie Brown	183,990 (49.8%)	Tom McClintock	185,790 (50.2%)		R+0.5
California 5	Doris O. Matsui	164,242 (74.3%)	Paul A. Smith	46,002 (20.8%)	10,911	D+53.5
California 6	Lynn C. Woolsey	229,672 (71.7%)	Mike Halliwell	77,073 (24.1%)	13,617	D+47.6
California 7	George Miller	170,962 (72.8%)	Roger Allen Peterson	51,166 (21.8%)	12,645	D+51.0
California 8	Nancy Pelosi	204,996 (71.9%)	Dana Walsh	27,614 (9.7%)	Cindy Sheehan (Independent) 46,118 (16.2%)	D+62.2
California 9	Barbara Lee	238,915 (86.1%)	Charles Hargrave	26,917 (9.7%)	11,768	D+76.4
California 10	Ellen O. Tauscher	192,226 (65.1%)	Nicholas Gerber	91,877 (31.1%)	11,062	D+34.0
California 11	Jerry McNerney	164,500 (55.3%)	Dean Andal	133,104 (44.7%)	12	D+10.6
California 12	Jackie Speier	200,442 (75.1%)	Greg Conlon	49,258 (18.5%)	17,153	D+56.7
California 13	Fortney Pete Stark	166,829 (76.4%)	Raymond Chui	51,447 (23.6%)		D+52.9
California 14	Anna G. Eshoo	190,301 (69.8%)	Ronny Santana	60,610 (22.2%)	21,855	D+47.6
California 15	Michael M. Honda	170,977 (71.7%)	Joyce Stoer Cordi	55,489 (23.3%)	Peter Meyers (Green) 12,123 (5.1%)	D+48.4
California 16	Zoe Lofgren	146,481 (71.3%)	Charel Winston	49,399 (24.1%)	9,447	D+47.3
California 17	Sam Farr	168,907 (73.9%)	Jeff Taylor	59,037 (25.8%)	682	D+48.1
California 18	Dennis A. Cardoza	130,192 (100.0%)	none			D+100.0
California 19	Peter Leinau		George Radanovich	179,245 (98.4%)	2,856	R+98.4
California 20	Jim Costa	93,023 (74.3%)	Jim Lopez	32,118 (25.7%)		D+48.7
California 21	Larry Johnson	66,317 (31.6%)	Devin Nunes	143,498 (68.4%)		R+36.8
California 22	none		Kevin McCarthy	224,549 (100.0%)		R+100.0
California 23	Lois Capps	171,403 (68.1%)	Matt T. Kokkonen	80,385 (31.9%)		D+36.2
California 24	Marta Ann Jorgensen	125,560 (41.8%)	Elton Gallegly	174,492 (58.2%)		R+16.3
California 25	Jackie Conaway	105,929 (42.3%)	Howard P. "Buck" McKeon	144,660 (57.7%)		R+15.5
California 26	Russ Warner	108,039 (40.4%)	David Dreier	140,615 (52.6%)	Ted Brown (Libertarian) 18,476 (6.9%)	R+12.2
California 27	Brad Sherman	145,812 (68.5%)	Navraj Singh	52,852 (24.8%)	Tim Denton (Libertarian) 14,171 (6.7%)	D+43.7
California 28	Howard L. Berman	137,471 (99.9%)	none		150	D+99.9
California 29	Adam B. Schiff	146,198 (68.9%)	Charles Hahn	56,727 (26.7%)	9,219	D+42.2
California 30	Henry A. Waxman	242,792 (100.0%)	none			D+100.0
California 31	Xavier Becerra	110,955 (100.0%)	none			D+100.0
California 32	Hilda L. Solis	130,142 (100.0%)	none		8	D+100.0
California 33	Diane E. Watson	186,924 (87.6%)	David C. Crowley II	26,536 (12.4%)		D+75.1
California 34	Lucille Roybal-Allard	98,503 (77.1%)	Christopher Balding	29,266 (22.9%)		D+54.2
California 35	Maxine Waters	150,778 (82.6%)	Ted Hayes	24,169 (13.2%)	7,632	D+69.3
California 36	Jane Harman	171,948 (68.6%)	Brian Gibson	78,543 (31.4%)		D+37.3
California 37	Laura Richardson	131,342 (74.9%)	none		Nicholas "Nick" Dibs (Independent) 42,774 (24.4%)	D+74.9
California 38	Grace F. Napolitano	130,211 (81.7%)	none		Christopher M. Agrella (Libertarian) 29,113 (18.3%)	D+81.7
California 39	Linda T. Sánchez	125,289 (69.7%)	Diane A. Lenning	54,533 (30.3%)		D+39.4
California 40	Christina Avalos	86,772 (37.5%)	Edward R. Royce	144,923 (62.5%)		R+25.1
California 41	Tim Prince	99,214 (38.4%)	Jerry Lewis	159,486 (61.6%)		R+23.3
California 42	Edwin "Ed" Chau	104,909 (39.8%)	Gary G. Miller	158,404 (60.2%)		R+20.3
California 43	Joe Baca	108,259 (69.1%)	John Roberts	48,312 (30.9%)		D+38.3
California 44	Bill Hedrick	123,890 (48.8%)	Ken Calvert	129,937 (51.2%)		R+2.4
California 45	Julie Bornstein	111,026 (41.7%)	Mary Bono Mack	155,166 (58.3%)		R+16.6
California 46	Debbie Cook	122,891 (43.1%)	Dana Rohrabacher	149,818 (52.5%)	12,568	R+9.4
California 47	Loretta Sanchez	85,878 (69.5%)	Rosemarie "Rosie" Avila	31,432 (25.4%)	Robert Lauten (American Independent) 6,274 (5.1%)	D+44.1
California 48	Steve Young	125,537 (40.7%)	John Campbell	171,658 (55.6%)	11,507	R+14.9
California 49	Robert Hamilton	90,138 (37.5%)	Darrell E. Issa	140,300 (58.3%)	10,232	R+20.8
California 50	Nick Leibham	141,635 (45.2%)	Brian P. Bilbray	157,502 (50.2%)	14,365	R+5.1
California 51	Bob Filner	148,281 (72.7%)	David Lee Joy	49,345 (24.2%)	6,199	D+48.5
California 52	Mike Lumpkin	111,051 (38.9%)	Duncan D. Hunter	160,724 (56.4%)	13,363	R+17.4
California 53	Susan A. Davis	161,315 (68.5%)	Michael Crimmins	64,658 (27.5%)	9,569	D+41.0
Colorado 1	Diana Degette	203,755 (71.9%)	George C. Lilly	67,345 (23.8%)	12,146	D+48.2
Colorado 2	Jared Polis	215,571 (62.6%)	Scott Starin	116,591 (33.9%)	12,202	D+28.7
Colorado 3	John T. Salazar	203,455 (61.6%)	Wayne Wolf	126,762 (38.4%)		D+23.2
Colorado 4	Betsy Markey	187,347 (56.2%)	Marilyn N. Musgrave	146,028 (43.8%)		D+12.4
Colorado 5	Hal Bidlack	113,025 (37.0%)	Doug Lamborn	183,178 (60.0%)	8,939	R+23.0
Colorado 6	Hank Eng	162,639 (39.3%)	Mike Coffman	250,877 (60.7%)		R+21.3
Colorado 7	Ed Perlmutter	173,931 (63.5%)	John W. Lerew	100,055 (36.5%)		D+27.0
Connecticut 1	John B. Larson	211,493 (71.6%)	Joe Visconti	76,860 (26.0%)	7,204	D+45.6
Connecticut 2	Joe Courtney	212,148 (65.7%)	Sean Sullivan	104,574 (32.4%)	6,319	D+33.3
Connecticut 3	Rosa L. Delauro	230,172 (77.4%)	Bo Itshaky	58,583 (19.7%)	8,613	D+57.7
Connecticut 4	Jim Himes	158,475 (51.3%)	Christopher Shays	146,854 (47.6%)	3,447	D+3.8
Connecticut 5	Christopher S. Murphy	179,327 (59.3%)	David J. Cappiello	117,914 (39.0%)	5,416	D+20.3
Delaware at large	Karen Hartley-Nagle	146,434 (38.0%)	Michael N. Castle	235,437 (61.1%)	3,586	R+23.1
Florida 1	James "Jim" Bryan	98,797 (29.8%)	Jeff Miller	232,559 (70.2%)		R+40.4
Florida 2	Allen Boyd	216,804 (61.9%)	Mark Mulligan	133,404 (38.1%)	159	D+23.8
Florida 3	Corrine Brown		none			no vote
Florida: Unopposed; no votes were counted.
Florida 4	Jay McGovern	119,330 (34.7%)	Ander Crenshaw	224,112 (65.3%)		R+30.5
Florida 5	John Russell	168,446 (38.8%)	Ginny Brown-Waite	265,186 (61.2%)		R+22.3
Florida 6	Tim Cunha	146,655 (39.1%)	Cliff Stearns	228,302 (60.9%)		R+21.8
Florida 7	Faye Armitage	146,292 (38.0%)	John L. Mica	238,721 (62.0%)		R+24.0
Florida 8	Alan Grayson	172,854 (52.0%)	Ric Keller	159,490 (48.0%)		D+4.0
Florida 9	Bill Mitchell	126,346 (36.3%)	Gus M. Bilirakis	216,591 (62.2%)	5,441	R+25.9
Florida 10	Bob Hackworth	118,430 (39.3%)	C. W. Bill Young	182,781 (60.7%)	9	R+21.4
Florida 11	Kathy Castor	184,106 (71.7%)	Eddie Adams Jr.	72,825 (28.3%)		D+43.3
Florida 12	Doug Tudor	137,465 (42.5%)	Adam H. Putnam	185,698 (57.5%)		R+14.9
Florida 13	Christine Jennings	137,967 (37.5%)	Vern Buchanan	204,382 (55.5%)	Jan Schneider (No Party Affiliation) 20,289 (5.5%)	R+18.1
Florida 14	Robert M. Neeld	93,590 (24.8%)	Connie Mack	224,602 (59.4%)	Burt Sanders (No Party Affiliation) 54,750 (14.5%)	R+34.7
Florida 15	Stephen Blythe	151,951 (42.0%)	Bill Posey	192,151 (53.1%)	17,769	R+11.1
Florida 16	Tim Mahoney	139,373 (39.9%)	Tom Rooney	209,874 (60.1%)		R+20.2
Florida 17	Kendrick B. Meek		none			no vote
Florida: Unopposed; no votes were counted.
Florida 18	Annette Taddeo	102,372 (42.1%)	Ileana Ros-Lehtinen	140,617 (57.9%)		R+15.7
Florida 19	Robert Wexler	202,465 (66.2%)	Edward J. Lynch	83,357 (27.2%)	Ben Graber (No Party Affiliation) 20,214 (6.6%)	D+38.9
Florida 20	Debbie Wasserman Schultz	202,832 (77.5%)	none		Margaret Hostetter (No Party Affiliation) 58,958 (22.5%)	D+77.5
Florida 21	Raul L. Martinez	99,776 (42.1%)	Lincoln Diaz-Balart	137,226 (57.9%)		R+15.8
Florida 22	Ron Klein	169,041 (54.7%)	Allen West	140,104 (45.3%)	6	D+9.4
Florida 23	Alcee L. Hastings	172,835 (82.2%)	Marion D. Thorpe Jr.	37,431 (17.8%)	40	D+64.4
Florida 24	Suzanne M. Kosmas	211,284 (57.2%)	Tom Feeney	151,863 (41.1%)	6,223	D+16.1
Florida 25	Joe Garcia	115,820 (46.9%)	Mario Diaz-Balart	130,891 (53.1%)		R+6.1
Georgia 1	Bill Gillespie	83,444 (33.5%)	Jack Kingston	165,890 (66.5%)		R+33.1
Georgia 2	Sanford D. Bishop Jr.	158,435 (68.9%)	Lee Ferrell	71,351 (31.1%)		D+37.9
Georgia 3	Stephen Camp	117,522 (34.3%)	Lynn A. Westmoreland	225,055 (65.7%)	3	R+31.4
Georgia 4	Henry C. "Hank" Johnson Jr.	224,494 (99.9%)	none		200	D+99.9
Georgia 5	John Lewis	231,368 (100.0%)	none		106	D+100.0
Georgia 6	Bill Jones	106,551 (31.5%)	Tom Price	231,520 (68.5%)		R+37.0
Georgia 7	Doug Heckman	128,159 (38.0%)	John Linder	209,354 (62.0%)		R+24.1
Georgia 8	Jim Marshall	157,241 (57.2%)	Rick Goddard	117,446 (42.8%)		D+14.5
Georgia 9	Jeff Scott	70,537 (24.5%)	Nathan Deal	217,493 (75.5%)		R+51.0
Georgia 10	Bobby Saxon	114,638 (39.3%)	Paul C. Broun	177,265 (60.7%)		R+21.5
Georgia 11	Hugh "Bud" Gammon	95,220 (31.8%)	Phil Gingrey	204,082 (68.2%)		R+36.4
Georgia 12	John Barrow	164,562 (66.0%)	John Stone	84,773 (34.0%)		D+32.0
Georgia 13	David Scott	205,919 (69.0%)	Deborah Honeycutt	92,320 (31.0%)		D+38.1
Hawaii 1	Neil Abercrombie	154,208 (77.1%)	Steve Tataii	38,115 (19.1%)	7,594	D+58.1
Hawaii 2	Mazie K. Hirono	165,748 (76.1%)	Roger B. Evans	44,425 (20.4%)	7,741	D+55.7
Idaho 1	Walt Minnick	175,898 (50.6%)	Bill Sali	171,687 (49.4%)		D+1.2
Idaho 2	Deborah Holmes	83,878 (28.9%)	Michael K. Simpson	205,777 (70.9%)	612	R+42.0
Illinois 1	Bobby L. Rush	233,036 (85.9%)	Antoine Members	38,361 (14.1%)		D+71.7
Illinois 2	Jesse L. Jackson Jr.	251,052 (89.4%)	Anthony W. Williams	29,721 (10.6%)	3	D+78.8
Illinois 3	Daniel Lipinski	172,581 (73.3%)	Michael Hawkins	50,336 (21.4%)	Jerome Pohlen (Green) 12,607 (5.4%)	D+51.9
Illinois 4	Luis V. Gutierrez	112,529 (80.6%)	Daniel Cunningham	16,024 (11.5%)	Omar N. López (Green) 11,053 (7.9%)	D+69.1
Illinois 5	Rahm Emanuel	170,728 (73.9%)	Tom Hanson	50,881 (22.0%)	9,283	D+51.9
Illinois 6	Jill Morgenthaler	109,007 (42.4%)	Peter J. Roskam	147,906 (57.6%)		R+15.1
Illinois 7	Danny K. Davis	235,343 (85.0%)	Steve Miller	41,474 (15.0%)		D+70.0
Illinois 8	Melissa L. Bean	179,444 (60.7%)	Steve Greenberg	116,081 (39.3%)		D+21.4
Illinois 9	Janice D. Schakowsky	181,948 (74.7%)	Michael Benjamin Younan	53,593 (22.0%)	8,153	D+52.7
Illinois 10	Daniel J. Seals	138,176 (47.4%)	Mark Steven Kirk	153,082 (52.6%)		R+5.1
Illinois 11	Deborah "Debbie" Halvorson	185,652 (58.4%)	Marty Ozinga	109,608 (34.5%)	Jason M. Wallace (Green) 22,635 (7.1%)	D+23.9
Illinois 12	Jerry F. Costello	212,891 (71.4%)	Timmy Jay Richardson Jr.	74,382 (24.9%)	10,908	D+46.5
Illinois 13	Scott Harper	147,430 (43.6%)	Judy Biggert	180,888 (53.6%)	9,453	R+9.9
Illinois 14	Bill Foster	185,404 (57.7%)	Jim Oberweis	135,653 (42.3%)		D+15.5
Illinois 15	Steve Cox	104,393 (35.8%)	Timothy V. Johnson	187,121 (64.2%)		R+28.4
Illinois 16	Robert G. Abboud	112,648 (36.1%)	Donald A. Manzullo	190,039 (60.9%)	9,533	R+24.8
Illinois 17	Phil Hare	220,961 (99.8%)	none		517	D+99.8
Illinois 18	Colleen Callahan	117,642 (37.9%)	Aaron Schock	182,589 (58.9%)	9,857	R+20.9
Illinois 19	Daniel Davis	105,338 (33.4%)	John Shimkus	203,434 (64.5%)	6,817	R+31.1
Indiana 1	Peter J. Visclosky	199,954 (70.9%)	Mark Leyva	76,647 (27.2%)	5,421	D+43.7
Indiana 2	Joe Donnelly	187,416 (67.1%)	Luke Puckett	84,455 (30.2%)	7,475	D+36.9
Indiana 3	Michael A. "Mike" Montagano	112,309 (39.7%)	Mark E. Souder	155,693 (55.0%)	William R. Larsen (Libertarian) 14,877 (5.3%)	R+15.3
Indiana 4	Nels Ackerson	129,038 (40.1%)	Steve Buyer	192,526 (59.9%)		R+19.7
Indiana 5	Mary Etta Ruley	123,357 (34.5%)	Dan Burton	234,705 (65.5%)		R+31.1
Indiana 6	Barry A. Welsh	94,265 (33.4%)	Mike Pence	180,608 (64.0%)	7,539	R+30.6
Indiana 7	André Carson	172,650 (65.1%)	Gabrielle Campo	92,645 (34.9%)	4	D+30.2
Indiana 8	Brad Ellsworth	188,693 (64.7%)	Greg Goode	102,769 (35.3%)		D+29.5
Indiana 9	Baron P. Hill	181,281 (57.8%)	Mike Sodrel	120,529 (38.4%)	11,994	D+19.4
Iowa 1	Bruce L. Braley	186,991 (64.6%)	David Hartsuch	102,439 (35.4%)		D+29.2
Iowa 2	David Loebsack	175,218 (57.2%)	Mariannette Miller-Meeks	118,778 (38.8%)	12,101	D+18.4
Iowa 3	Leonard L. Boswell	176,904 (56.4%)	Kim Schmett	132,136 (42.1%)	4,599	D+14.3
Iowa 4	Becky Greenwald	120,746 (39.4%)	Tom Latham	185,458 (60.6%)		R+21.1
Iowa 5	Rob Hubler	99,601 (37.4%)	Steve King	159,430 (59.8%)	7,406	R+22.5
Kansas 1	James Bordonaro	34,771 (13.3%)	Jerry Moran	214,549 (81.9%)	12,707	R+68.6
Kansas 2	Nancy E. Boyda	142,013 (46.2%)	Lynn Jenkins	155,532 (50.6%)	9,763	R+4.4
Kansas 3	Dennis Moore	202,541 (56.4%)	Nick Jordan	142,307 (39.7%)	14,010	D+16.8
Kansas 4	Donald Betts Jr.	90,706 (32.4%)	Todd Tiahrt	177,617 (63.4%)	11,786	R+31.0
Kentucky 1	Heather A. Ryan	98,674 (35.6%)	Ed Whitfield	178,107 (64.3%)	5	R+28.7
Kentucky 2	David E. Boswell	143,379 (47.4%)	S. Brett Guthrie	158,936 (52.6%)		R+5.2
Kentucky 3	John A. Yarmuth	203,843 (59.4%)	Anne M. Northup	139,527 (40.6%)		D+18.7
Kentucky 4	Michael Kelley	111,549 (37.0%)	Geoff Davis	190,210 (63.0%)		R+26.1
Kentucky 5	none		Harold Rogers	177,024 (84.1%)	Jim Holbert (Independent) 33,444 (15.9%)	R+84.1
Kentucky 6	Ben Chandler	203,764 (64.7%)	Jon Larson	111,378 (35.3%)		D+29.3
Louisiana 1	Jim Harlan	98,839 (34.3%)	Steve Scalise	189,168 (65.7%)		R+31.4
Louisiana 2	William J. Jefferson	31,296 (46.8%)	Joseph Cao	33,132 (49.6%)	2,428	R+2.8
Louisiana 3	Charlie Melançon		none			no vote
Louisiana: Unopposed; no votes were counted.
Louisiana 4	Paul Carmouche	44,151 (47.7%)	John Fleming	44,501 (48.1%)	3,920	R+0.4
Louisiana 5	none		Rodney Alexander			no vote
Louisiana: Unopposed; no votes were counted.
Louisiana 6	Don Cazayoux	125,886 (40.3%)	Bill Cassidy	150,332 (48.1%)	Michael L. Jackson (Independent) 36,198 (11.6%)	R+7.8
Louisiana 7	Don Cravins Jr.	98,280 (34.3%)	Charles Boustany	177,173 (61.9%)	10,846	R+27.6
Maine 1	Chellie Pingree	205,629 (54.9%)	Charles E. Summers	168,930 (45.1%)		D+9.8
Maine 2	Michael H. Michaud	226,274 (67.4%)	John N. Frary	109,268 (32.6%)		D+34.9
Maryland 1	Frank M. Kratovil Jr.	177,065 (49.1%)	Andy Harris	174,213 (48.3%)	9,202	D+0.8
Maryland 2	C. A. Dutch Ruppersberger	198,578 (71.9%)	Richard Pryce Matthews	68,561 (24.8%)	9,194	D+47.1
Maryland 3	John P. Sarbanes	203,711 (69.7%)	Thomas E. "Pinkston" Harris	87,971 (30.1%)	766	D+39.6
Maryland 4	Donna F. Edwards	258,704 (85.8%)	Peter James	38,739 (12.9%)	3,988	D+73.0
Maryland 5	Steny H. Hoyer	253,854 (73.6%)	Collins Bailey	82,631 (24.0%)	8,206	D+49.7
Maryland 6	Jennifer P. Dougherty	128,207 (38.8%)	Roscoe G. Bartlett	190,926 (57.8%)	11,402	R+19.0
Maryland 7	Elijah E. Cummings	227,379 (79.5%)	Michael T. Hargadon	53,147 (18.6%)	5,494	D+60.9
Maryland 8	Chris Van Hollen	229,740 (75.1%)	Steve Hudson	66,351 (21.7%)	9,923	D+53.4
Massachusetts 1	John W. Olver	215,696 (69.7%)	Nathan A. Bech	80,067 (25.9%)	13,854	D+43.8
Massachusetts 2	Richard E. Neal	234,369 (76.4%)	none		Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 68,820 (22.4%)	D+76.4
Massachusetts 3	James P. McGovern	227,619 (75.0%)	none		Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 72,208 (23.8%)	D+75.0
Massachusetts 4	Barney Frank	203,032 (64.3%)	Earl Henry Sholley	75,571 (23.9%)	Susan Allen (Independent) 19,848 (6.3%)	D+40.4
Massachusetts 5	Niki Tsongas	225,947 (74.7%)	none		Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 73,490 (24.3%)	D+74.7
Massachusetts 6	John F. Tierney	226,216 (66.8%)	Richard A. Baker	94,845 (28.0%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 17,406 (5.1%)	D+38.8
Massachusetts 7	Edward J. Markey	212,304 (70.5%)	John Cunningham	67,978 (22.6%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 20,528 (6.8%)	D+47.9
Massachusetts 8	Michael E. Capuano	185,530 (76.0%)	none		Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 55,761 (22.9%)	D+76.0
Massachusetts 9	Stephen F. Lynch	242,166 (76.3%)	none		Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 72,126 (22.7%)	D+76.3
Massachusetts 10	William D. Delahunt	272,899 (75.0%)	none		Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 87,078 (23.9%)	D+75.0
Michigan 1	Bart Stupak	213,216 (65.0%)	Tom Casperson	107,340 (32.7%)	7,280	D+32.3
Michigan 2	Fred Johnson	119,506 (34.8%)	Peter Hoekstra	214,100 (62.4%)	9,703	R+27.6
Michigan 3	Henry Sanchez	117,961 (35.4%)	Vernon J. Ehlers	203,799 (61.1%)	11,758	R+25.7
Michigan 4	Andrew D. Concannon	117,665 (35.7%)	Dave Camp	204,259 (61.9%)	7,840	R+26.3
Michigan 5	Dale E. Kildee	221,841 (70.4%)	Matt Sawicki	85,017 (27.0%)	8,437	D+43.4
Michigan 6	Don Cooney	123,257 (38.6%)	Fred Upton	188,157 (58.9%)	8,232	R+20.3
Michigan 7	Mark Schauer	157,213 (48.8%)	Tim Walberg	149,781 (46.5%)	15,292	D+2.3
Michigan 8	Robert D. Alexander	145,491 (40.2%)	Mike Rogers	204,408 (56.5%)	11,708	R+16.3
Michigan 9	Gary Peters	183,311 (52.1%)	Joe Knollenberg	150,035 (42.6%)	18,617	D+9.5
Michigan 10	Robert Denison	108,354 (31.2%)	Candice S. Miller	230,471 (66.3%)	8,778	R+35.1
Michigan 11	Joseph W. Larkin	156,625 (45.4%)	Thaddeus G. McCotter	177,461 (51.4%)	11,096	R+6.0
Michigan 12	Sander M. Levin	225,094 (72.1%)	Bert Copple	74,565 (23.9%)	12,685	D+48.2
Michigan 13	Carolyn C. Kilpatrick	167,481 (74.1%)	Edward J. Gubics	43,098 (19.1%)	15,343	D+55.1
Michigan 14	John Conyers Jr.	227,841 (92.4%)	none		18,747	D+92.4
Michigan 15	John D. Dingell	231,784 (70.7%)	John J. Lynch	81,802 (25.0%)	14,241	D+45.8
Minnesota 1	Timothy J. Walz	207,753 (62.5%)	Brian J. Davis	109,453 (32.9%)	15,194	D+29.6
Minnesota 2	Steve Sarvi	164,093 (42.5%)	John Kline	220,924 (57.3%)	639	R+14.7
Minnesota 3	Ashwin Madia	150,787 (40.9%)	Erik Paulsen	178,932 (48.5%)	David Dillon (Independence) 38,970 (10.6%)	R+7.6
Minnesota 4	Betty McCollum	216,267 (68.4%)	Ed Matthews	98,936 (31.3%)	815	D+37.1
Minnesota 5	Keith Ellison	228,776 (70.9%)	Barb Davis White	71,020 (22.0%)	Bill McGaughey (Independence) 22,318 (6.9%)	D+48.9
Minnesota 6	El Tinklenberg	175,786 (43.4%)	Michele Bachmann	187,817 (46.4%)	Bob Anderson (Independence) 40,643 (10.0%)	R+3.0
Minnesota 7	Collin C. Peterson	227,187 (72.2%)	Glen Menze	87,062 (27.7%)	431	D+44.5
Minnesota 8	James L. Oberstar	241,831 (67.7%)	Michael Cummins	114,871 (32.2%)	582	D+35.5
Mississippi 1	Travis Childers	185,959 (54.5%)	Greg Davis	149,818 (43.9%)	5,612	D+10.6
Mississippi 2	Bennie G. Thompson	201,606 (69.1%)	Richard Cook	90,364 (30.9%)		D+38.1
Mississippi 3	Joel Gill	127,698 (37.5%)	Gregg Harper	213,171 (62.5%)		R+25.1
Mississippi 4	Gene Taylor	216,542 (74.5%)	John McCay III	73,977 (25.5%)		D+49.1
Missouri 1	Wm. Lacy Clay	242,570 (86.9%)	none		Robb E. Cunningham (Libertarian) 36,700 (13.1%)	D+86.9
Missouri 2	William C. "Bill" Haas	132,068 (35.4%)	W. Todd Akin	232,276 (62.3%)	8,628	R+26.9
Missouri 3	Russ Carnahan	202,470 (66.4%)	Chris Sander	92,759 (30.4%)	9,842	D+36.0
Missouri 4	Ike Skelton	200,009 (65.9%)	Jeff Parnell	103,446 (34.1%)		D+31.8
Missouri 5	Emanuel Cleaver	197,249 (64.4%)	Jacob Turk	109,166 (35.6%)		D+28.8
Missouri 6	Kay Barnes	121,894 (36.9%)	Sam Graves	196,526 (59.4%)	12,279	R+22.6
Missouri 7	Richard Monroe	91,010 (28.2%)	Roy Blunt	219,016 (67.8%)	13,186	R+39.6
Missouri 8	Joe Allen	72,790 (26.2%)	Jo Ann Emerson	198,798 (71.4%)	6,700	R+45.3
Missouri 9	Judy Baker	152,956 (47.5%)	Blaine Luetkemeyer	161,031 (50.0%)	8,108	R+2.5
Montana at large	John Driscoll	155,930 (32.4%)	Dennis R. Rehberg	308,470 (64.1%)	16,500	R+31.7
Nebraska 1	Max Yashirin	77,897 (29.6%)	Jeff Fortenberry	184,923 (70.4%)		R+40.7
Nebraska 2	Jim Esch	131,901 (48.1%)	Lee Terry	142,473 (51.9%)		R+3.9
Nebraska 3	Jay C. Stoddard	55,087 (23.1%)	Adrian Smith	183,117 (76.9%)		R+53.8
Nevada 1	Shelley Berkley	154,860 (67.6%)	Kenneth Wegner	64,837 (28.3%)	9,225	D+39.3
Nevada 2	Jill Derby	136,548 (41.4%)	Dean Heller	170,771 (51.8%)	22,201	R+10.4
Nevada 3	Dina Titus	165,912 (47.4%)	Jon C. Porter	147,940 (42.3%)	35,960	D+5.1
New Hampshire 1	Carol Shea-Porter	176,435 (51.8%)	Jeb Bradley	156,338 (45.9%)	8,100	D+5.9
New Hampshire 2	Paul W. Hodes	188,332 (56.4%)	Jennifer Horn	138,222 (41.4%)	7,121	D+15.0
New Jersey 1	Robert E. Andrews	206,453 (72.4%)	Dale M. Glading	74,001 (26.0%)	4,703	D+46.5
New Jersey 2	David Kurkowski	110,990 (39.1%)	Frank A. Lobiondo	167,701 (59.1%)	5,274	R+20.0
New Jersey 3	John Adler	166,390 (52.1%)	Chris Meyers	153,122 (47.9%)		D+4.2
New Jersey 4	Joshua M. Zeitz	100,036 (32.6%)	Christopher H. Smith	202,972 (66.2%)	3,543	R+33.6
New Jersey 5	Dennis Shulman	131,033 (42.4%)	Scott Garrett	172,653 (55.9%)	5,321	R+13.5
New Jersey 6	Frank Pallone Jr.	164,077 (66.9%)	Robert E. McLeod	77,469 (31.6%)	3,531	D+35.3
New Jersey 7	Linda Stender	124,818 (42.2%)	Leonard Lance	148,461 (50.2%)	Michael P. Hsing (Hsing For Congress) 16,419 (5.6%)	R+8.0
New Jersey 8	Bill Pascrell Jr.	159,279 (71.1%)	Roland Straten	63,107 (28.2%)	1,600	D+42.9
New Jersey 9	Steven R. Rothman	151,182 (67.5%)	Vincent Micco	69,503 (31.0%)	3,200	D+36.5
New Jersey 10	Donald M. Payne	169,945 (98.9%)	none		1,848	D+98.9
New Jersey 11	Tom Wyka	113,510 (37.0%)	Rodney P. Frelinghuysen	189,696 (61.8%)	3,526	R+24.8
New Jersey 12	Rush D. Holt	193,732 (63.1%)	Alan R. Bateman	108,400 (35.3%)	4,802	D+27.8
New Jersey 13	Albio Sires	120,382 (75.4%)	Joseph Turula	34,735 (21.7%)	4,636	D+53.6
New Mexico 1	Martin T. Heinrich	166,271 (55.7%)	Darren White	132,485 (44.3%)		D+11.3
New Mexico 2	Harry Teague	129,572 (56.0%)	Edward R. Tinsley	101,980 (44.0%)		D+11.9
New Mexico 3	Ben R. Lujan	161,292 (56.7%)	Daniel K. East	86,618 (30.5%)	Carol Miller (Independent) 36,348 (12.8%)	D+26.3
New York 1	Timothy H. Bishop	162,083 (49.8%)	Lee M. Zeldin	115,545 (35.5%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 48,042 (14.8%)	D+14.3
New York 2	Steve Israel	161,279 (54.7%)	Frank J. Stalzer	79,641 (27.0%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 54,185 (18.4%)	D+27.7
New York 3	Graham E. Long	97,525 (30.4%)	Peter T. King	172,774 (53.9%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 50,038 (15.6%)	R+23.5
New York 4	Carolyn McCarthy	164,028 (54.9%)	Jack M. Martins	92,242 (30.9%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 42,438 (14.2%)	D+24.0
New York 5	Gary L. Ackerman	112,724 (54.8%)	Elizabeth Berney	43,039 (20.9%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 46,995 (22.8%)	D+33.9
New York 6	Gregory W. Meeks	141,180 (67.1%)	none		Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 69,156 (32.9%)	D+67.1
New York 7	Joseph Crowley	118,459 (62.7%)	William E. Britt Jr.	21,477 (11.4%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 49,135 (26.0%)	D+51.3
New York 8	Jerrold Nadler	160,775 (63.5%)	Grace Lin	39,062 (15.4%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 53,398 (21.1%)	D+48.1
New York 9	Anthony D. Weiner	112,205 (55.3%)	none		Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 82,487 (40.6%)	D+55.3
New York 10	Edolphus Towns	155,090 (67.8%)	Salvatore Grupico	9,565 (4.2%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 64,106 (28.0%)	D+63.6
New York 11	Yvette D. Clarke	168,562 (73.0%)	Hugh C. Carr	11,644 (5.0%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 49,265 (21.3%)	D+67.9
New York 12	Nydia M. Velázquez	123,053 (67.6%)	Allan E. Romaguera	13,748 (7.6%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 45,115 (24.8%)	D+60.1
New York 13	Michael E. McMahon	114,219 (50.8%)	Robert A. Straniere	62,441 (27.8%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 37,358 (16.6%)	D+23.0
New York 14	Carolyn B. Maloney	183,239 (66.7%)	Robert G. Heim	43,385 (15.8%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 45,309 (16.5%)	D+50.9
New York 15	Charles B. Rangel	177,151 (72.3%)	Edward Daniels	15,676 (6.4%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 46,483 (19.0%)	D+65.9
New York 16	José E. Serrano	127,179 (75.0%)	Ali Mohamed	4,488 (2.6%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 37,832 (22.3%)	D+72.4
New York 17	Eliot L. Engel	161,594 (66.3%)	Robert Goodman	40,707 (16.7%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 41,464 (17.0%)	D+49.6
New York 18	Nita M. Lowey	174,791 (57.9%)	Jim Russell	80,498 (26.7%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 46,739 (15.5%)	D+31.2
New York 19	John J. Hall	164,859 (51.4%)	Kieran Michael Lalor	116,120 (36.2%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 39,531 (12.3%)	D+15.2
New York 20	Kirsten E. Gillibrand	193,651 (57.9%)	Sandy Treadwell	118,031 (35.3%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 23,034 (6.9%)	D+22.6
New York 21	Paul D. Tonko	171,286 (54.9%)	James Buhrmaster	96,599 (31.0%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 36,081 (11.6%)	D+23.9
New York 22	Maurice D. Hinchey	168,558 (58.1%)	George K. Phillips	85,126 (29.3%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 36,418 (12.6%)	D+28.8
New York 23	Michael P. Oot	75,871 (29.0%)	John M. McHugh	143,029 (54.8%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 42,338 (16.2%)	R+25.7
New York 24	Michael A. Arcuri	130,799 (46.4%)	Richard L. Hanna	120,880 (42.8%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 30,435 (10.8%)	D+3.5
New York 25	Daniel B. Maffei	157,375 (48.8%)	Dale A. Sweetland	120,217 (37.3%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 35,105 (10.9%)	D+11.5
New York 26	Alice Kryzan	109,615 (33.9%)	Christopher J. Lee	148,607 (46.0%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 52,925 (16.4%)	R+12.1
New York 27	Brian Higgins	185,713 (63.3%)	Daniel J. Humiston	56,354 (19.2%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 43,959 (15.0%)	D+44.1
New York 28	Louise McIntosh Slaughter	172,655 (63.5%)	David W. Crimmen	48,690 (17.9%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 50,542 (18.6%)	D+45.6
New York 29	Eric J. J. Massa	140,529 (45.7%)	John R. "Randy" Kuhl Jr.	135,199 (44.0%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 31,570 (10.3%)	D+1.7
North Carolina 1	G. K. Butterfield	192,765 (70.3%)	Dean Stephens	81,506 (29.7%)		D+40.6
North Carolina 2	Bob Etheridge	199,730 (66.9%)	Dan Mansell	93,323 (31.3%)	5,377	D+35.7
North Carolina 3	Craig Weber	104,364 (34.1%)	Walter B. Jones	201,686 (65.9%)		R+31.8
North Carolina 4	David E. Price	265,751 (63.3%)	William "B. J." Lawson	153,947 (36.7%)		D+26.6
North Carolina 5	Roy Carter	136,103 (41.6%)	Virginia Foxx	190,820 (58.4%)		R+16.7
North Carolina 6	Teresa Sue Bratton	108,873 (33.0%)	Howard Coble	221,018 (67.0%)		R+34.0
North Carolina 7	Mike McIntyre	215,383 (68.8%)	Will Breazeale	97,472 (31.2%)		D+37.7
North Carolina 8	Larry Kissell	157,185 (55.4%)	Robert C. "Robin" Hayes	126,634 (44.6%)		D+10.8
North Carolina 9	Harry Taylor	138,719 (35.9%)	Sue Wilkins Myrick	241,053 (62.4%)	6,711	R+26.5
North Carolina 10	Daniel Johnson	126,699 (42.4%)	Patrick T. McHenry	171,774 (57.6%)		R+15.1
North Carolina 11	Heath Shuler	211,112 (62.0%)	Carl Mumpower	122,087 (35.8%)	7,517	D+26.1
North Carolina 12	Melvin L. Watt	215,908 (71.6%)	Ty Cobb Jr.	85,814 (28.4%)		D+43.1
North Carolina 13	Brad Miller	221,379 (65.9%)	Hugh Webster	114,383 (34.1%)		D+31.9
North Dakota at large	Earl Pomeroy	194,577 (62.0%)	Duane Sand	119,388 (38.0%)		D+24.0
Ohio 1	Steve Driehaus	155,455 (52.5%)	Steve Chabot	140,683 (47.5%)	152	D+5.0
Ohio 2	Victoria Wulsin	124,213 (37.5%)	Jean Schmidt	148,671 (44.8%)	David H. Krikorian (Independent) 58,710 (17.7%)	R+7.4
Ohio 3	Jane Mitakides	115,976 (36.7%)	Michael R. Turner	200,204 (63.3%)		R+26.6
Ohio 4	Mike Carroll	99,499 (34.8%)	Jim Jordan	186,154 (65.2%)		R+30.3
Ohio 5	George F. Mays	105,840 (35.9%)	Robert E. Latta	188,905 (64.1%)		R+28.2
Ohio 6	Charles A. Wilson	176,330 (62.3%)	Richard D. Stobbs	92,968 (32.8%)	13,812	D+29.5
Ohio 7	Sharen Swartz Neuhardt	125,547 (41.8%)	Steve Austria	174,915 (58.2%)		R+16.4
Ohio 8	Nicholas A. Von Stein	95,510 (32.1%)	John A. Boehner	202,063 (67.9%)		R+35.8
Ohio 9	Marcy Kaptur	222,054 (74.4%)	Bradley S. Leavitt	76,512 (25.6%)		D+48.8
Ohio 10	Dennis J. Kucinich	157,268 (57.0%)	Jim Trakas	107,918 (39.1%)	10,623	D+17.9
Ohio 11	Marcia L. Fudge	212,667 (85.2%)	Thomas Pekarek	36,708 (14.7%)	167	D+70.5
Ohio 12	David Robinson	152,234 (42.2%)	Patrick J. Tiberi	197,447 (54.8%)	10,707	R+12.6
Ohio 13	Betty Sutton	192,593 (64.7%)	David S. Potter	105,050 (35.3%)	37	D+29.4
Ohio 14	Bill O'Neill	125,214 (38.7%)	Steven C. Latourette	188,488 (58.3%)	9,511	R+19.6
Ohio 15	Mary Jo Kilroy	139,584 (45.9%)	Steve Stivers	137,272 (45.2%)	26,982	D+0.8
Ohio 16	John A. Boccieri	169,044 (55.4%)	Kirk Schuring	136,293 (44.6%)		D+10.7
Ohio 17	Tim Ryan	218,896 (78.1%)	Duane V. Grassell	61,216 (21.9%)		D+56.3
Ohio 18	Zachary T. Space	164,187 (59.9%)	Fred Dailey	110,031 (40.1%)		D+19.8
Oklahoma 1	Georgianna W. Oliver	98,890 (33.8%)	John Sullivan	193,404 (66.2%)		R+32.3
Oklahoma 2	Dan Boren	173,757 (70.5%)	Raymond J. Wickson	72,815 (29.5%)		D+40.9
Oklahoma 3	Frankie Robbins	62,297 (23.6%)	Frank D. Lucas	184,306 (69.7%)	Forrest Michael (Independent) 17,756 (6.7%)	R+46.2
Oklahoma 4	Blake Cummings	79,674 (29.2%)	Tom Cole	180,080 (66.0%)	13,027	R+36.8
Oklahoma 5	Steven L. Perry	88,996 (34.1%)	Mary Fallin	171,925 (65.9%)		R+31.8
Oregon 1	David Wu	237,567 (71.5%)	none		Joel Haugen (Independent) 58,279 (17.5%)	D+71.5
Oregon 2	Noah Lemas	87,649 (25.8%)	Greg Walden	236,560 (69.5%)	16,170	R+43.8
Oregon 3	Earl Blumenauer	254,235 (74.5%)	Delia Lopez	71,063 (20.8%)	15,764	D+53.7
Oregon 4	Peter A. Defazio	275,143 (82.3%)	none		Jaynee Germond (Constitution) 43,133 (12.9%)	D+82.3
Oregon 5	Kurt Schrader	181,577 (54.3%)	Mike Erickson	128,297 (38.3%)	24,800	D+15.9
Pennsylvania 1	Robert A. Brady	242,799 (90.8%)	Mike Muhammad	24,714 (9.2%)		D+81.5
Pennsylvania 2	Chaka Fattah	276,870 (88.9%)	Adam A. Lang	34,466 (11.1%)		D+77.9
Pennsylvania 3	Kathy Dahlkemper	146,846 (51.2%)	Phil English	139,707 (48.8%)		D+2.5
Pennsylvania 4	Jason Altmire	186,536 (55.9%)	Melissa Hart	147,411 (44.1%)		D+11.7
Pennsylvania 5	Mark B. McCracken	112,509 (41.0%)	Glenn W. Thompson	155,513 (56.7%)	6,155	R+15.7
Pennsylvania 6	Bob Roggio	164,952 (47.9%)	Jim Gerlach	179,423 (52.1%)		R+4.2
Pennsylvania 7	Joe Sestak	209,955 (59.6%)	W. Craig Williams	142,362 (40.4%)		D+19.2
Pennsylvania 8	Patrick J. Murphy	197,869 (56.8%)	Tom Manion	145,103 (41.6%)	5,543	D+15.1
Pennsylvania 9	Tony Barr	98,735 (36.1%)	Bill Shuster	174,951 (63.9%)		R+27.9
Pennsylvania 10	Christopher P. Carney	160,837 (56.3%)	Chris Hackett	124,681 (43.7%)		D+12.7
Pennsylvania 11	Paul E. Kanjorski	146,379 (51.6%)	Lou Barletta	137,151 (48.4%)		D+3.3
Pennsylvania 12	John P. Murtha	155,268 (57.9%)	William Russell	113,120 (42.1%)		D+15.7
Pennsylvania 13	Allyson Y. Schwartz	196,868 (62.8%)	Marina Kats	108,271 (34.5%)	8,374	D+28.3
Pennsylvania 14	Michael F. Doyle	242,326 (91.3%)	none		Titus North (Green) 23,214 (8.7%)	D+91.3
Pennsylvania 15	Sam Bennett	128,333 (41.4%)	Charles W. Dent	181,433 (58.6%)		R+17.1
Pennsylvania 16	Bruce A. Slater	120,193 (39.4%)	Joseph R. Pitts	170,329 (55.8%)	14,645	R+16.4
Pennsylvania 17	Tim Holden	192,699 (63.7%)	Toni Gilhooley	109,909 (36.3%)		D+27.4
Pennsylvania 18	Steve O'Donnell	119,661 (35.9%)	Tim Murphy	213,349 (64.1%)		R+28.1
Pennsylvania 19	Philip J. Avillo Jr.	109,533 (33.4%)	Todd Russell Platts	218,862 (66.6%)		R+33.3
Rhode Island 1	Patrick J. Kennedy	145,254 (68.5%)	Jonathan P. Scott	51,340 (24.2%)	Kenneth A. Capalbo (Independent) 15,108 (7.1%)	D+44.3
Rhode Island 2	James R. Langevin	158,416 (70.0%)	Mark S. Zaccaria	67,433 (29.8%)	385	D+40.2
South Carolina 1	Linda Ketner	163,724 (47.9%)	Henry E. Brown Jr.	177,540 (51.9%)	615	R+4.0
South Carolina 2	Rob Miller	158,627 (46.2%)	Joe Wilson	184,583 (53.7%)	276	R+7.6
South Carolina 3	Jane Ballard Dyer	101,724 (35.2%)	J. Gresham Barrett	186,799 (64.7%)	218	R+29.5
South Carolina 4	Paul Corden	113,291 (36.9%)	Bob Inglis	184,440 (60.1%)	9,197	R+23.2
South Carolina 5	John M. Spratt Jr.	188,785 (61.6%)	Albert F. Spencer	113,282 (37.0%)	4,218	D+24.7
South Carolina 6	James E. Clyburn	193,378 (67.5%)	Nancy Harrelson	93,059 (32.5%)	134	D+35.0
South Dakota at large	Stephanie Herseth Sandlin	256,041 (67.6%)	Chris Lien	122,966 (32.4%)		D+35.1
Tennessee 1	Rob Russell	57,525 (24.5%)	Phil Roe	168,343 (71.8%)	8,513	R+47.3
Tennessee 2	Bob Scott	63,639 (21.9%)	John J. Duncan Jr.	227,120 (78.1%)		R+56.2
Tennessee 3	Doug Vandagriff	73,059 (27.4%)	Zach Wamp	184,964 (69.4%)	8,605	R+42.0
Tennessee 4	Lincoln Davis	146,776 (58.8%)	Monty J. Lankford	94,447 (37.8%)	8,582	D+21.0
Tennessee 5	Jim Cooper	181,467 (65.8%)	Gerard Donovan	85,471 (31.0%)	8,664	D+34.8
Tennessee 6	Bart Gordon	194,264 (74.4%)	none		Chris Baker (Independent) 66,764 (25.6%)	D+74.4
Tennessee 7	Randy G. Morris	99,549 (31.4%)	Marsha Blackburn	217,332 (68.6%)		R+37.2
Tennessee 8	John S. Tanner	180,465 (100.0%)	none		54	D+100.0
Tennessee 9	Steve Cohen	198,798 (87.9%)	none		27,484	D+87.9
Texas 1	none		Louie Gohmert	189,012 (87.6%)	Roger L. Owen (Independent) 26,814 (12.4%)	R+87.6
Texas 2	none		Ted Poe	175,101 (88.9%)	Craig Wolfe (Libertarian) 21,813 (11.1%)	R+88.9
Texas 3	Tom Daley	108,693 (38.0%)	Sam Johnson	170,742 (59.7%)	6,348	R+21.7
Texas 4	Glenn Melancon	88,067 (29.3%)	Ralph M. Hall	206,906 (68.8%)	5,771	R+39.5
Texas 5	none		Jeb Hensarling	162,894 (83.6%)	Ken Ashby (Libertarian) 31,967 (16.4%)	R+83.6
Texas 6	Ludwig Otto	99,919 (35.6%)	Joe Barton	174,008 (62.0%)	6,655	R+26.4
Texas 7	Michael Skelly	123,242 (42.4%)	John Abney	162,635 (55.9%)	5,057	R+13.5
Texas 8	Kent Hargett	70,758 (24.8%)	Kevin Brady	207,128 (72.6%)	7,565	R+47.8
Texas 9	Al Green	143,868 (93.6%)	none		Brad Walters (Libertarian) 9,760 (6.4%)	D+93.7
Texas 10	Larry Joe Doherty	143,719 (43.1%)	Michael T. McCaul	179,493 (53.9%)	9,871	R+10.7
Texas 11	none		K. Michael Conaway	189,625 (88.3%)	John R. Strohm (Libertarian) 25,051 (11.7%)	R+88.3
Texas 12	Tracey Smith	82,250 (30.6%)	Kay Granger	181,662 (67.6%)	4,842	R+37.0
Texas 13	Roger James Waun	51,841 (22.4%)	Mac Thornberry	180,078 (77.6%)		R+55.3
Texas 14	none		Ron Paul	191,293 (100.0%)		R+100.0
Texas 15	Rubén Hinojosa	107,578 (65.7%)	Eddie Zamora	52,303 (31.9%)	3,827	D+33.8
Texas 16	Silvestre Reyes	130,375 (82.1%)	none		Benjamin Eloy "Ben" Mendoza (Independent) 16,348 (10.3%)	D+82.1
Texas 17	Chet Edwards	134,592 (53.0%)	Rob Curnock	115,581 (45.5%)	3,849	D+7.5
Texas 18	Sheila Jackson-Lee	148,617 (77.3%)	John Faulk	39,095 (20.3%)	4,486	D+57.0
Texas 19	Dwight Fullingim	58,030 (24.9%)	Randy Neugebauer	168,501 (72.4%)	6,080	R+47.5
Texas 20	Charles A. Gonzalez	127,298 (71.9%)	Robert Litoff	44,585 (25.2%)	5,172	D+46.7
Texas 21	none		Lamar Smith	243,471 (80.0%)	James Arthur Stohm (Libertarian) 60,879 (20.0%)	R+80.0
Texas 22	Nick Lampson	140,160 (45.4%)	Pete Olson	161,996 (52.4%)	6,839	R+7.1
Texas 23	Ciro D. Rodriguez	134,090 (55.8%)	Lyle Larson	100,799 (41.9%)	5,581	D+13.8
Texas 24	Tom Love	111,089 (41.1%)	Kenny Marchant	151,434 (56.0%)	7,972	R+14.9
Texas 25	Lloyd Doggett	191,755 (65.8%)	George L. Morovich	88,693 (30.4%)	10,848	D+35.4
Texas 26	Ken Leach	118,167 (36.4%)	Michael C. Burgess	195,181 (60.2%)	11,028	R+23.7
Texas 27	Solomon P. Ortiz	104,864 (58.0%)	William Willie Vaden	69,458 (38.4%)	6,629	D+19.6
Texas 28	Henry Cuellar	123,494 (68.7%)	Jim Fish	52,524 (29.2%)	3,722	D+39.5
Texas 29	Gene Green	79,718 (74.6%)	Eric Story	25,512 (23.9%)	1,564	D+50.8
Texas 30	Eddie Bernice Johnson	168,249 (82.5%)	Fred Wood	32,361 (15.9%)	3,366	D+66.6
Texas 31	Brian P. Ruiz	106,559 (36.6%)	John R. Carter	175,563 (60.3%)	9,182	R+23.7
Texas 32	Eric Roberson	82,406 (40.6%)	Pete Sessions	116,283 (57.3%)	4,421	R+16.7
Utah 1	Morgan Bowen	92,469 (30.5%)	Rob Bishop	196,799 (64.9%)	14,177	R+34.4
Utah 2	Jim Matheson	220,666 (63.4%)	Bill Dew	120,083 (34.5%)	7,576	D+28.9
Utah 3	Bennion L. Spencer	80,626 (28.3%)	Jason Chaffetz	187,035 (65.6%)	Jim Noorlander (Constitution) 17,408 (6.1%)	R+37.3
Vermont at large	Peter Welch	248,203 (83.2%)	none		49,948	D+83.3
Virginia 1	Bill S. Day Jr.	150,432 (41.8%)	Robert J. Wittman	203,839 (56.6%)	6,021	R+14.8
Virginia 2	Glenn C. Nye III	141,857 (52.4%)	Thelma Drake	128,486 (47.5%)	368	D+4.9
Virginia 3	Robert C. "Bobby" Scott	239,911 (97.0%)	none		7,377	D+97.0
Virginia 4	Andrea R. Miller	135,041 (40.4%)	J. Randy Forbes	199,075 (59.5%)	405	R+19.1
Virginia 5	Tom S. P. Perriello	158,810 (50.1%)	Virgil H. Goode Jr.	158,083 (49.9%)	183	D+0.2
Virginia 6	S. "Sam" Rasoul	114,367 (36.6%)	Bob Goodlatte	192,350 (61.6%)	5,675	R+25.0
Virginia 7	Anita Hartke	138,123 (37.1%)	Eric Cantor	233,531 (62.7%)	683	R+25.6
Virginia 8	James P. Moran	222,986 (67.9%)	Mark W. Ellmore	97,425 (29.7%)	7,786	D+38.3
Virginia 9	Rick Boucher	207,306 (97.1%)	none		6,264	D+97.1
Virginia 10	Judy M. Feder	147,357 (38.8%)	Frank R. Wolf	223,140 (58.8%)	8,983	R+20.0
Virginia 11	Gerald E. "Gerry" Connolly	196,598 (54.7%)	Keith S. Fimian	154,758 (43.0%)	8,135	D+11.6
Washington 1	Jay Inslee	233,780 (67.8%)	Larry Ishmael	111,240 (32.2%)		D+35.5
Washington 2	Rick Larsen	217,416 (62.4%)	Rick Bart	131,051 (37.6%)		D+24.8
Washington 3	Brian Baird	216,701 (64.0%)	Michael Delavar	121,828 (36.0%)		D+28.0
Washington 4	George Fearing	99,430 (36.9%)	Doc Hastings	169,940 (63.1%)		R+26.2
Washington 5	Mark Mays	112,382 (34.7%)	Cathy McMorris	211,305 (65.3%)		R+30.6
Washington 6	Norman D. Dicks	205,991 (66.9%)	Doug Cloud	102,081 (33.1%)		D+33.7
Washington 7	Jim McDermott	291,963 (83.7%)	Steve Beren	57,054 (16.3%)		D+67.3
Washington 8	Darcy Burner	171,358 (47.2%)	David G. Reichert	191,568 (52.8%)		R+5.6
Washington 9	Adam Smith	176,295 (65.4%)	James Postma	93,080 (34.6%)		D+30.9
West Virginia 1	Alan B. Mollohan	187,734 (99.9%)	none		130	D+99.9
West Virginia 2	Anne Barth	110,819 (42.9%)	Shelley Moore Capito	147,334 (57.1%)	16	R+14.1
West Virginia 3	Nick J. Rahall II	133,522 (66.9%)	Marty Gearheart	66,005 (33.1%)		D+33.8
Wisconsin 1	Marge Krupp	125,268 (34.7%)	Paul Ryan	231,009 (64.0%)	4,830	R+29.3
Wisconsin 2	Tammy Baldwin	277,914 (69.3%)	Peter Theron	122,513 (30.6%)	414	D+38.8
Wisconsin 3	Ron Kind	225,208 (63.2%)	Paul Stark	122,760 (34.4%)	8,432	D+28.8
Wisconsin 4	Gwen Moore	222,728 (87.6%)	none		Michael D. LaForest (Independent) 29,282 (11.5%)	D+87.6
Wisconsin 5	none		F. James Sensenbrenner Jr.	275,271 (79.6%)	Robert R. Raymond (Independent) 69,715 (20.2%)	R+79.6
Wisconsin 6	Roger A. Kittelson	126,090 (36.2%)	Thomas E. Petri	221,875 (63.7%)	299	R+27.5
Wisconsin 7	David R. Obey	212,666 (60.8%)	Dan Mielke	136,938 (39.1%)	233	D+21.7
Wisconsin 8	Steve Kagen	193,662 (54.0%)	John Gard	164,621 (45.9%)	364	D+8.1
Wyoming at large	Gary Trauner	106,758 (42.8%)	Cynthia M. Lummis	131,244 (52.6%)	11,573	R+9.8

Margin: the Democrat's share of all votes minus the Republican's. The 2008 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.

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