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Election 2010 Results

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2010 House election results by district and county

Republicans gained 63 seats and took back the House in a Tea Party wave, the biggest House gain by either party since 1948.

Democrats won 193 seats in the House of Representatives in 2010 and Republicans 242, on these results. Their candidates took 39,298,027 and 45,205,313 votes (R+6.8 of all votes cast, counting every district as it stood, including races with no candidate from one party).

The closest districts were Illinois 8 (R+0.1), Kentucky 6 (D+0.3) and New York 1 (D+0.3). 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 2010 House elections

Two years into Obama's presidency, unemployment was close to 10 percent. Conservative anger over the stimulus, bank and auto rescues and the Affordable Care Act, passed in March 2010, gave rise to the Tea Party movement, which energized Republican voters and pushed out some establishment candidates in primaries. Republicans gained 63 seats and won 242 to the Democrats' 193, the biggest gain by either party in any House election since 1948. John Boehner of Ohio became Speaker. Most of the Democrats elected in Republican-leaning seats in 2006 and 2008 were defeated, and many conservative Southern Democrats lost as well. Republicans also won control of a large number of state legislatures, giving them the upper hand in drawing district lines after the 2010 census. A few races went down to a fraction of a point. In Illinois's 8th District, Republican Joe Walsh ousted Democrat Melissa Bean by about a tenth of a point. Democrats Ben Chandler in Kentucky's 6th, against Andy Barr, and Tim Bishop on Long Island each survived by 0.3. Republican Ann Marie Buerkle beat Dan Maffei in New York's 25th by the same margin. Gerry Connolly held Virginia's 11th by 0.4, and Republican Joe Heck ousted Dina Titus in Nevada's 3rd by 0.7.

Every district

District	Democrat	Votes	Republican	Votes	Others	Margin
Alabama 1	none		Jo Bonner	129,063 (82.6%)	David Walter (Constitution) 26,357 (16.9%)	R+82.6
Alabama 2	Bobby Bright	106,865 (48.8%)	Martha Roby	111,645 (51.0%)	518	R+2.2
Alabama 3	Steve Segrest	80,204 (40.5%)	Mike Rogers	117,736 (59.4%)	199	R+18.9
Alabama 4	none		Robert B. Aderholt	167,714 (98.8%)	2,007	R+98.8
Alabama 5	Steve Raby	95,192 (42.0%)	Mo Brooks	131,109 (57.9%)	189	R+15.9
Alabama 6	none		Spencer Bachus	205,288 (98.1%)	4,076	R+98.1
Alabama 7	Terri A. Sewell	136,696 (72.4%)	Don Chamberlain	51,890 (27.5%)	138	D+44.9
Alaska at large	Harry T. Crawford, Jr.	77,606 (30.5%)	Don Young	175,384 (69.0%)	1,345	R+38.4
Arizona 1	Ann Kirkpatrick	99,233 (43.7%)	Paul Gosar	112,816 (49.7%)	Nicole Patti (Libertarian) 14,869 (6.6%)	R+6.0
Arizona 2	John Thrasher	82,891 (31.1%)	Trent Franks	173,173 (64.9%)	10,830	R+33.8
Arizona 3	Jon Hulburd	85,610 (41.1%)	Ben Quayle	108,689 (52.2%)	Michael Shoen (Libertarian) 10,478 (5.0%)	R+11.1
Arizona 4	Ed Pastor	61,524 (66.9%)	Janet Contreras	25,300 (27.5%)	5,083	D+39.4
Arizona 5	Harry E. Mitchell	91,749 (43.2%)	David Schweikert	110,374 (52.0%)	10,127	R+8.8
Arizona 6	Rebecca Schneider	72,615 (29.1%)	Jeff Flake	165,649 (66.4%)	11,119	R+37.3
Arizona 7	Raul M. Grijalva	79,935 (50.2%)	Ruth McClung	70,385 (44.2%)	8,824	D+6.0
Arizona 8	Gabrielle Giffords	138,280 (48.8%)	Jesse Kelly	134,124 (47.3%)	11,174	D+1.5
Arkansas 1	Chad Causey	78,267 (43.5%)	Rick Crawford	93,224 (51.8%)	8,525	R+8.3
Arkansas 2	Joyce Elliott	80,687 (38.3%)	Tim Griffin	122,091 (57.9%)	8,074	R+19.6
Arkansas 3	David Whitaker	56,542 (27.6%)	Steve Womack	148,581 (72.4%)		R+44.9
Arkansas 4	Mike Ross	102,479 (57.5%)	Beth Anne Rankin	71,526 (40.2%)	4,129	D+17.4
California 1	Mike Thompson	147,307 (62.8%)	Loren Hanks	72,803 (31.0%)	14,482	D+31.8
California 2	Jim Reed	98,092 (42.8%)	Wally Herger	130,837 (57.1%)	11	R+14.3
California 3	Ami Bera	113,128 (43.2%)	Daniel E. Lungren	131,169 (50.1%)	17,641	R+6.9
California 4	Clint Curtis	95,653 (31.4%)	Tom McClintock	186,397 (61.3%)	Benjamin "Ben" Emery (Green) 22,179 (7.3%)	R+29.8
California 5	Doris O. Matsui	124,220 (72.0%)	Paul A. Smith	43,577 (25.3%)	4,613	D+46.8
California 6	Lynn C. Woolsey	172,216 (65.9%)	Jim Judd	77,361 (29.6%)	11,575	D+36.3
California 7	George Miller	122,435 (68.3%)	Rick Tubbs	56,764 (31.7%)		D+36.7
California 8	Nancy Pelosi	167,957 (80.1%)	John Dennis	31,711 (15.1%)	10,028	D+65.0
California 9	Barbara Lee	180,400 (84.3%)	Gerald Hashimoto	23,054 (10.8%)	10,631	D+73.5
California 10	John Garamendi	137,578 (58.8%)	Gary Clift	88,512 (37.9%)	7,716	D+21.0
California 11	Jerry McNerney	115,361 (48.0%)	David Harmer	112,703 (46.9%)	David Christiensen (American Independent) 12,439 (5.2%)	D+1.1
California 12	Jackie Speier	152,044 (75.6%)	Mike Moloney	44,475 (22.1%)	4,643	D+53.5
California 13	Fortney Pete Stark	118,278 (72.0%)	Forest Baker	45,575 (27.7%)	525	D+44.2
California 14	Anna G. Eshoo	151,217 (69.1%)	Dave Chapman	60,917 (27.8%)	6,735	D+41.3
California 15	Michael M. Honda	126,147 (67.6%)	Scott Kirkland	60,468 (32.4%)		D+35.2
California 16	Zoe Lofgren	105,841 (67.8%)	Daniel Sahagun	37,913 (24.3%)	Edward Gonzalez (Libertarian) 12,304 (7.9%)	D+43.5
California 17	Sam Farr	118,734 (66.7%)	Jeff Taylor	53,176 (29.9%)	6,229	D+36.8
California 18	Dennis A. Cardoza	72,853 (58.5%)	Michael Clare Berryhill, Sr.	51,716 (41.5%)		D+17.0
California 19	Loraine Goodwin	69,912 (35.1%)	Jeff Denham	128,394 (64.6%)	596	R+29.4
California 20	Jim Costa	46,247 (51.7%)	Andy Vidak	43,197 (48.3%)		D+3.4
California 21	none		Devin Nunes	135,979 (100.0%)		R+100.0
California 22	none		Kevin McCarthy	173,490 (98.8%)	2,173	R+98.8
California 23	Lois Capps	111,768 (57.8%)	Tom Watson	72,744 (37.6%)	8,951	D+20.2
California 24	Timothy J. Allison	96,279 (40.1%)	Elton Gallegly	144,055 (59.9%)		R+19.9
California 25	Jackie Conaway	73,028 (38.2%)	Howard P. "Buck" McKeon	118,308 (61.8%)		R+23.7
California 26	Russ Warner	76,093 (36.5%)	David Dreier	112,774 (54.1%)	David L. Miller (American Independent) 12,784 (6.1%)	R+17.6
California 27	Brad Sherman	102,927 (65.2%)	Mark Reed	55,056 (34.8%)		D+30.3
California 28	Howard L. Berman	88,385 (69.5%)	Merlin Floyd	28,493 (22.4%)	Carlos A. Rodriguez (Libertarian) 10,229 (8.0%)	D+47.1
California 29	Adam B. Schiff	104,374 (64.8%)	John P. Colbert	51,534 (32.0%)	5,218	D+32.8
California 30	Henry A. Waxman	153,663 (64.6%)	Charles E. Wilkerson	75,948 (31.9%)	8,136	D+32.7
California 31	Xavier Becerra	76,363 (83.8%)	Stephen C. Smith	14,740 (16.2%)	3	D+67.6
California 32	Judy Chu	77,759 (71.0%)	Edward "Ed" Schmerling	31,697 (29.0%)		D+42.1
California 33	Karen Bass	131,990 (86.1%)	James L. Andion	21,342 (13.9%)	1	D+72.2
California 34	Lucille Roybal-Allard	69,382 (77.2%)	Wayne Miller	20,457 (22.8%)		D+54.5
California 35	Maxine Waters	98,131 (79.3%)	K. Bruce Brown	25,561 (20.7%)	2	D+58.7
California 36	Jane Harman	114,489 (59.6%)	Mattie Fein	66,706 (34.7%)	Herb Peters (Libertarian) 10,840 (5.6%)	D+24.9
California 37	Laura Richardson	85,799 (68.4%)	Star Parker	29,159 (23.2%)	Nicholas Dibs (Independent) 10,560 (8.4%)	D+45.1
California 38	Grace F. Napolitano	85,459 (73.5%)	Robert Vaughn	30,883 (26.5%)		D+46.9
California 39	Linda T. Sanchez	81,590 (63.3%)	Larry S. Andre	42,037 (32.6%)	5,334	D+30.7
California 40	Christina Avalos	59,400 (33.2%)	Edward R. Royce	119,455 (66.8%)		R+33.6
California 41	Pat Meagher	74,394 (36.8%)	Jerry Lewis	127,857 (63.2%)	35	R+26.4
California 42	Michael Williamson	65,122 (31.9%)	Gary G. Miller	127,161 (62.2%)	Mark Lambert (Libertarian) 12,115 (5.9%)	R+30.4
California 43	Joe Baca	70,026 (65.5%)	Scott Folkens	36,890 (34.5%)		D+31.0
California 44	Bill Hedrick	85,784 (44.4%)	Ken Calvert	107,482 (55.6%)		R+11.2
California 45	Steve Pougnet	87,141 (42.1%)	Mary Bono Mack	106,472 (51.5%)	Bill Lussenheide (American Independent) 13,188 (6.4%)	R+9.4
California 46	Ken Arnold	84,940 (37.8%)	Dana Rohrabacher	139,822 (62.2%)	20	R+24.4
California 47	Loretta Sanchez	50,832 (53.0%)	Van Tran	37,679 (39.3%)	Cecilia "Ceci" Iglesias (Independent) 7,443 (7.8%)	D+13.7
California 48	Beth Krom	88,465 (36.4%)	John Campbell	145,481 (59.9%)	8,773	R+23.5
California 49	Howard Katz	59,714 (31.5%)	Darrell E. Issa	119,088 (62.8%)	10,875	R+31.3
California 50	Francine Busby	97,818 (39.0%)	Brian P. Bilbray	142,247 (56.7%)	11,016	R+17.7
California 51	Bob Filner	86,423 (60.1%)	Nick Popaditch	57,488 (39.9%)	5	D+20.1
California 52	Ray Lutz	70,870 (32.1%)	Duncan Hunter	139,460 (63.1%)	10,732	R+31.0
California 53	Susan A. Davis	104,800 (62.3%)	Michael Crimmins	57,230 (34.0%)	6,298	D+28.3
Colorado 1	Diana Degette	140,073 (67.4%)	Mike Fallon	59,747 (28.8%)	7,931	D+38.7
Colorado 2	Jared Polis	148,720 (57.4%)	Stephen Bailey	98,171 (37.9%)	12,143	D+19.5
Colorado 3	John T. Salazar	118,048 (45.8%)	Scott R. Tiptin	129,257 (50.1%)	10,694	R+4.3
Colorado 4	Betsy Markey	109,249 (41.4%)	Cory Gardner	138,634 (52.5%)	16,298	R+11.1
Colorado 5	Kevin Bradley	68,039 (29.3%)	Doug Lamborn	152,829 (65.8%)	11,566	R+36.5
Colorado 6	John Flerlage	104,104 (31.5%)	Mike Coffman	217,368 (65.7%)	9,471	R+34.2
Colorado 7	Ed Perlmutter	112,667 (53.4%)	Ryan Frazier	88,026 (41.8%)	10,117	D+11.7
Connecticut 1	John B. Larson	138,440 (61.2%)	Ann Brickley	84,076 (37.2%)	3,522	D+24.1
Connecticut 2	Joe Cortney	147,748 (59.9%)	Janet Peckinpaugh	95,671 (38.8%)	3,390	D+21.1
Connecticut 3	Rosa L. Delauro	143,565 (65.1%)	Jerry Labriola, Jr.	74,107 (33.6%)	2,989	D+31.5
Connecticut 4	James A. Himes	115,351 (53.1%)	Dan Debicella	102,030 (46.9%)	10	D+6.1
Connecticut 5	Christopher S. Murphy	122,879 (54.1%)	Sam S. F. Caligiuri	104,402 (45.9%)	22	D+8.1
Delaware at large	John C. Carney	173,543 (56.8%)	Glen Urquhart	125,442 (41.0%)	6,651	D+15.7
Florida 1	none		Jeff Miller	170,821 (80.0%)	Joe Cantrell (No Party Affiliation) 23,250 (10.9%)	R+80.0
Florida 2	Allen Boyd	105,211 (41.4%)	Steve Southerland	136,371 (53.6%)	12,856	R+12.3
Florida 3	Corrine Brown	94,744 (63.0%)	Micahel "Mike" Yost	50,932 (33.9%)	4,625	D+29.2
Florida 4	none		Ander Crenshaw	178,238 (77.2%)	Troy D. Stanley (No Party Affiliation) 52,540 (22.8%)	R+77.2
Florida 5	James "Jim" Piccillo	100,858 (32.6%)	Richard B. "Rich" Nugent	208,815 (67.4%)		R+34.9
Florida 6	none		Cliff Stearns	179,349 (71.5%)	Steve Schonberg (No Party Affiliation) 71,632 (28.5%)	R+71.5
Florida 7	Heather Beaven	83,206 (31.0%)	John L. Mica	185,470 (69.0%)		R+38.1
Florida 8	Alan Grayson	84,167 (38.2%)	Daniel Webster	123,586 (56.1%)	12,491	R+17.9
Florida 9	Anita De Palma	66,158 (28.6%)	Gus M. Bilirakis	165,433 (71.4%)		R+42.9
Florida 10	Charlie Justice	71,313 (34.1%)	C. W. Bill Young	137,943 (65.9%)		R+31.8
Florida 11	Kathy Castor	91,328 (59.6%)	Mike Prendergast	61,817 (40.4%)		D+19.3
Florida 12	Lori Edwards	87,769 (41.1%)	Dennis A. Ross	102,704 (48.1%)	Randy Wilkinson (Tea Party) 22,857 (10.7%)	R+7.0
Florida 13	James T. Golden	83,123 (31.1%)	Vern Buchanan	183,811 (68.9%)		R+37.7
Florida 14	James Lloyd Roach	74,525 (27.1%)	Connie Mack	188,341 (68.6%)	11,825	R+41.4
Florida 15	Shannon Roberts	85,595 (35.3%)	Bill Posey	157,079 (64.7%)		R+29.5
Florida 16	Jim Horn	80,327 (33.1%)	Thomas J. Rooney	162,285 (66.8%)	151	R+33.8
Florida 17	Frederica S. Wilson	106,361 (86.2%)	none		Roderick D. Vereen (No Party Affiliation) 17,009 (13.8%)	D+86.2
Florida 18	Rolando A. Banciella	46,235 (31.1%)	Ileana Ros-Lehtinen	102,360 (68.9%)		R+37.8
Florida 19	Theodore E. Deutch	132,098 (62.6%)	Joe Budd	78,733 (37.3%)	228	D+25.3
Florida 20	Debbie Wasserman Schultz	100,787 (60.1%)	Karen Harrington	63,845 (38.1%)	2,938	D+22.1
Florida 21	none		Mario Diaz-Balart			no vote
Florida: Unopposed; no votes were counted.
Florida 22	Ron Klein	99,804 (45.6%)	Allen West	118,890 (54.4%)		R+8.7
Florida 23	Alcee L. Hastings	100,066 (78.9%)	Bernard Sansaricq	26,804 (21.1%)		D+57.8
Florida 24	Suzanne M. Kosmas	98,787 (40.3%)	Sandra "Sandy" Adams	146,129 (59.6%)	115	R+19.3
Florida 25	Joe Garcia	61,138 (42.6%)	David Rivera	74,859 (52.1%)	7,556	R+9.6
Georgia 1	Oscar L. Harris II	46,449 (28.4%)	Jack Kingston	117,270 (71.6%)		R+43.3
Georgia 2	Sanford D. Bishop, Jr.	86,520 (51.4%)	Mike Keown	81,673 (48.6%)		D+2.9
Georgia 3	Frank Saunders	73,932 (30.5%)	Lynn A. Westmoreland	168,304 (69.5%)	3	R+39.0
Georgia 4	Henry C. "Hank" Johnson, Jr.	131,760 (74.7%)	Lisbeth "Liz" Carter	44,707 (25.3%)		D+49.3
Georgia 5	John Lewis	130,782 (73.7%)	Fenn Little	46,622 (26.3%)		D+47.4
Georgia 6	none		Tom Price	198,100 (99.9%)	188	R+99.9
Georgia 7	Doug Heckmann	78,996 (32.9%)	Rob Woodall	160,898 (67.1%)		R+34.1
Georgia 8	Jim Marshall	92,250 (47.3%)	Austin Scott	102,770 (52.7%)		R+5.4
Georgia 9	none		Tom Graves	173,512 (100.0%)		R+100.0
Georgia 10	Russell Edwards	66,905 (32.6%)	Paul C. Broun	138,062 (67.4%)		R+34.7
Georgia 11	none		Phil Gingrey	163,515 (100.0%)		R+100.0
Georgia 12	John Barrow	92,459 (56.6%)	Raymond McKinney	70,938 (43.4%)		D+13.2
Georgia 13	David Scott	140,294 (69.4%)	Mike Crane	61,771 (30.6%)		D+38.9
Hawaii 1	Colleen Hanabusa	94,140 (53.2%)	Charles Djou	82,723 (46.8%)		D+6.5
Hawaii 2	Mazie K. Hirono	132,290 (72.2%)	John W. Willoughby	46,404 (25.3%)	4,564	D+46.9
Idaho 1	Walt Minnick	102,135 (41.3%)	Raul R. Labrador	126,231 (51.0%)	Dave Olson (Independent) 14,365 (5.8%)	R+9.7
Idaho 2	Mike Crawford	48,749 (24.4%)	Michael K. Simpson	137,468 (68.8%)	Briad Schad (Independent) 13,500 (6.8%)	R+44.4
Illinois 1	Bobby L. Rush	148,170 (80.4%)	Raymond G. Wardingley	29,253 (15.9%)	6,963	D+64.5
Illinois 2	Jesse L. Jackson, Jr.	150,666 (80.5%)	Isaac C. Hayes	25,883 (13.8%)	Anthony W. Williams (Green) 10,564 (5.6%)	D+66.7
Illinois 3	Daniel Lipinski	116,120 (69.7%)	Michael A. Bendas	40,479 (24.3%)	Laurel Lambert Schmidt (Green) 10,028 (6.0%)	D+45.4
Illinois 4	Luis V. Gutierrez	63,273 (77.4%)	Israel Vasquez	11,711 (14.3%)	Robert J. Burns (Green) 6,808 (8.3%)	D+63.0
Illinois 5	Mike Quigley	108,360 (70.6%)	David Ratowitz	38,935 (25.4%)	6,140	D+45.3
Illinois 6	Benjamin S. Lowe	65,379 (36.4%)	Peter J. Roskam	114,456 (63.6%)		R+27.3
Illinois 7	Danny K. Davis	149,846 (81.5%)	Mark M. Weiman	29,575 (16.1%)	4,428	D+65.4
Illinois 8	Melissa L. Bean	97,825 (48.3%)	Joe Walsh	98,115 (48.5%)	6,495	R+0.1
Illinois 9	Janice D. Scakowsky	117,553 (66.3%)	Joel Barry Pollak	55,182 (31.1%)	4,472	D+35.2
Illinois 10	Daniel J. Seals	105,290 (48.9%)	Robert Dold	109,941 (51.1%)	1	R+2.2
Illinois 11	Deborah L. Halvorson	96,019 (42.7%)	Adam Kinzinger	129,108 (57.3%)		R+14.7
Illinois 12	Jerry F. Costello	121,272 (59.8%)	Teri Newman	74,046 (36.5%)	7,387	D+23.3
Illinois 13	Scott Harper	86,281 (36.2%)	Judy Biggert	152,132 (63.8%)		R+27.6
Illinois 14	Bill Foster	98,645 (45.0%)	Randall M. "Randy" Hultgren	112,369 (51.3%)	7,999	R+6.3
Illinois 15	David Gill	75,948 (35.7%)	Timothy V. Johnson	136,915 (64.3%)		R+28.6
Illinois 16	George W. Gaulrapp	66,037 (31.0%)	Donald A. Manzullo	138,299 (65.0%)	8,425	R+34.0
Illinois 17	Phil Hare	85,454 (43.0%)	Bobby Schilling	104,583 (52.6%)	8,861	R+9.6
Illinois 18	Deirdre "D. K." Hirner	57,046 (25.8%)	Aaron Schock	152,868 (69.1%)	Sheldon Schafer (Green) 11,256 (5.1%)	R+43.3
Illinois 19	Tim Bagwell	67,132 (28.8%)	John Shimkus	166,166 (71.2%)		R+42.5
Indiana 1	Peter J. Visclosky	99,387 (58.6%)	Mark Leyva	65,558 (38.6%)	4,762	D+19.9
Indiana 2	Joe Donnelly	91,341 (48.2%)	Jackie Walorski	88,803 (46.8%)	9,447	D+1.3
Indiana 3	Thomas Hayhurst	61,267 (33.1%)	Marlin A. Stutzman	116,140 (62.8%)	7,642	R+29.7
Indiana 4	David Sanders	53,167 (26.3%)	Todd Rokita	138,732 (68.6%)	John Duncan (Libertarian) 10,423 (5.2%)	R+42.3
Indiana 5	Tim Crawford	60,024 (25.4%)	Dan Burton	146,899 (62.1%)	Richard "Chard" Reid (Libertarian) 18,266 (7.7%)	R+36.8
Indiana 6	Barry Welsh	56,647 (29.9%)	Mike Pence	126,027 (66.6%)	6,635	R+36.7
Indiana 7	Andre Carson	86,011 (58.9%)	Marvin B. Scott	55,213 (37.8%)	4,815	D+21.1
Indiana 8	W. Trent Vanhaaften	76,265 (37.4%)	Larry D. Buchson	117,259 (57.5%)	John Cunningham (Libertarian) 10,240 (5.0%)	R+20.1
Indiana 9	Baron P. Hill	95,353 (42.3%)	Todd Young	118,040 (52.3%)	Greg "No Bull" Knott (Libertarian) 12,070 (5.4%)	R+10.1
Iowa 1	Bruce L. Braley	104,428 (49.5%)	Benjamin M. Lange	100,219 (47.5%)	6,255	D+2.0
Iowa 2	David Loebsack	115,839 (51.0%)	Mariannette Miller-Meeks	104,319 (45.9%)	7,017	D+5.1
Iowa 3	Leonard L. Boswell	122,147 (50.7%)	Brad Zaun	111,925 (46.5%)	6,684	D+4.3
Iowa 4	Bill Maske	74,300 (32.0%)	Tom Latham	152,588 (65.6%)	5,631	R+33.7
Iowa 5	Matthew Campbell	63,160 (32.4%)	Steve King	128,363 (65.7%)	3,716	R+33.4
Kansas 1	Alan Jilka	44,068 (22.8%)	Tim Huelskamp	142,281 (73.8%)	6,537	R+50.9
Kansas 2	Cheryl Hudspeth	66,588 (32.3%)	Lynn Jenkinks	130,034 (63.1%)	9,353	R+30.8
Kansas 3	Stephene Moore	90,193 (38.7%)	Kevin Yoder	136,246 (58.4%)	6,846	R+19.7
Kansas 4	Raj Goyle	74,143 (36.5%)	Mike Pompeo	119,575 (58.8%)	9,665	R+22.3
Kentucky 1	Charles Kendall Hatchett	62,090 (28.8%)	Ed Whitfield	153,840 (71.2%)		R+42.5
Kentucky 2	Ed Marksberry	73,749 (32.1%)	Brett Guthrie	155,906 (67.9%)		R+35.8
Kentucky 3	John A. Yarmuth	139,940 (54.7%)	Todd Lally	112,627 (44.0%)	3,363	D+10.7
Kentucky 4	John Waltz	66,694 (30.5%)	Geoff Davis	151,813 (69.5%)		R+39.0
Kentucky 5	James E. "Jim" Holbert	44,034 (22.6%)	Harold Rogers	151,019 (77.4%)		R+54.9
Kentucky 6	Ben Chandler	119,812 (50.1%)	Garland "Andy" Barr	119,164 (49.8%)	247	D+0.3
Louisiana 1	Myron Katz	38,416 (19.2%)	Steve Scalise	157,182 (78.5%)	4,578	R+59.3
Louisiana 2	Cedric Richmond	83,705 (64.6%)	Joseph Cao	43,378 (33.5%)	2,521	D+31.1
Louisiana 3	Ravi Sangisetty	61,914 (36.2%)	Jeff Landry	108,963 (63.8%)		R+27.5
Louisiana 4	David Melville	54,609 (32.4%)	John Fleming	105,223 (62.3%)	Artis Cash (Independent) 8,962 (5.3%)	R+30.0
Louisiana 5	none		Rodney Alexander	122,033 (78.6%)	Tom Gibbs Jr. (Independent) 33,279 (21.4%)	R+78.6
Louisiana 6	Merritt E. McDonald Sr.	72,577 (34.4%)	Bill Cassidy	138,607 (65.6%)		R+31.3
Louisiana 7	none		Charles Boustany			no vote
Louisiana: Unopposed; no votes were counted.
Maine 1	Chellie Pingree	169,114 (56.8%)	Dean Peter Scontras	128,501 (43.2%)	42	D+13.6
Maine 2	Michael H. Michaud	147,042 (55.1%)	Jason J. Levesque	119,669 (44.9%)		D+10.3
Maryland 1	Frank Kratovil, Jr.	120,400 (42.0%)	Andy Harris	155,118 (54.1%)	11,294	R+12.1
Maryland 2	C. A. Dutch Ruppersberger	134,133 (64.2%)	Marcelo Cardarelli	69,523 (33.3%)	5,248	D+30.9
Maryland 3	John P. Sarbanes	147,448 (61.1%)	Jim Wilhelm	86,947 (36.0%)	7,034	D+25.1
Maryland 4	Donna F. Edwards	160,228 (83.4%)	Robert Broadus	31,467 (16.4%)	325	D+67.1
Maryland 5	Steny H. Hoyer	155,110 (64.3%)	Charles Lollar	83,575 (34.6%)	2,698	D+29.6
Maryland 6	Andrew Duck	80,455 (33.2%)	Roscoe G. Bartlett	148,820 (61.4%)	12,914	R+28.2
Maryland 7	Elijah E. Cummings	152,669 (75.2%)	Frank Mirabile, Jr.	46,375 (22.8%)	4,024	D+52.3
Maryland 8	Chris Van Hollen	153,613 (73.3%)	Michael Lee Philips	52,421 (25.0%)	3,633	D+48.3
Massachusetts 1	John W. Olver	128,011 (60.0%)	William L. Gunn, Jr.	74,418 (34.9%)	Michael Engel (Independent) 10,880 (5.1%)	D+25.1
Massachusetts 2	Richard E. Neal	122,751 (57.3%)	Thomas A. Wesley	91,209 (42.6%)	164	D+14.7
Massachusetts 3	James P. McGovern	122,708 (56.5%)	Martin A. Lamb	85,124 (39.2%)	9,520	D+17.3
Massachusetts 4	Barney Frank	126,194 (53.9%)	Sean D. M. Mielat	101,517 (43.4%)	6,416	D+10.5
Massachusetts 5	Niki Tsongas	122,858 (54.8%)	Jonathan A. Golnik	94,646 (42.2%)	6,525	D+12.6
Massachusetts 6	John F. Tierney	142,732 (56.8%)	Bill Hudak	107,930 (43.0%)	419	D+13.9
Massachusetts 7	Edward J. Markey	145,696 (66.4%)	Gerry Dembrowski	73,467 (33.5%)	194	D+32.9
Massachusetts 8	Michael E. Capuano	134,974 (98.0%)	none		2,686	D+98.1
Massachusetts 9	Stephen F. Lynch	157,071 (68.3%)	Vernon M. Harrison	59,965 (26.1%)	Philip Dunkelbarger (Independent) 12,572 (5.5%)	D+42.2
Massachusetts 10	William R. Keating	132,743 (46.9%)	Jeffrey Davis Perry	120,029 (42.4%)	Maryanne Lewis (Independent) 16,705 (5.9%)	D+4.5
Michigan 1	Gary McDowell	94,824 (40.9%)	Dan Benishek	120,523 (51.9%)	16,690	R+11.1
Michigan 2	Fred Johnson	72,118 (31.6%)	Bill Huizenga	148,864 (65.3%)	7,096	R+33.7
Michigan 3	Pat Miles	83,953 (37.5%)	Justin Amash	133,714 (59.7%)	6,396	R+22.2
Michigan 4	Jerry M. Campbell	68,458 (30.5%)	Dave Camp	148,531 (66.2%)	7,365	R+35.7
Michigan 5	Dale E. Kildee	107,286 (53.0%)	John Kupiec	89,680 (44.3%)	5,297	D+8.7
Michigan 6	Don Cooney	66,729 (33.6%)	Fred Upton	123,142 (62.0%)	8,825	R+28.4
Michigan 7	Mark H. Schauer	102,402 (45.4%)	Tim Walberg	113,185 (50.2%)	10,082	R+4.8
Michigan 8	Lance Enderle	84,069 (34.3%)	Mike Rogers	156,931 (64.1%)	3,894	R+29.8
Michigan 9	Gary C. Peters	125,730 (49.8%)	Rocky Raczkowski	119,325 (47.2%)	7,595	D+2.5
Michigan 10	Henry Yanez	58,530 (25.0%)	Candice S. Miller	168,364 (72.0%)	7,036	R+47.0
Michigan 11	Natalie Mosher	91,710 (38.5%)	Thaddeus G. McCotter	141,224 (59.3%)	5,353	R+20.8
Michigan 12	Sander M. Levin	124,671 (61.1%)	Don Volaric	71,372 (35.0%)	8,074	D+26.1
Michigan 13	Hansen Clarke	100,885 (79.4%)	John Hauler	23,462 (18.5%)	2,729	D+60.9
Michigan 14	John Conyers, Jr.	115,511 (76.8%)	Don Ukrainec	29,902 (19.9%)	5,065	D+56.9
Michigan 15	John D. Dingell	118,336 (56.8%)	Rob Steele	83,488 (40.1%)	6,485	D+16.7
Minnesota 1	Timothy J. Walz	122,365 (49.3%)	Randy Demmer	109,242 (44.0%)	Steven Wilson (Independence) 13,242 (5.3%)	D+5.3
Minnesota 2	Shelley Madore	104,809 (36.6%)	John Kline	181,341 (63.3%)	303	R+26.7
Minnesota 3	Jim Meffert	100,240 (36.6%)	Erik Paulsen	161,177 (58.8%)	12,675	R+22.2
Minnesota 4	Betty McCollum	136,746 (59.1%)	Teresa Collett	80,141 (34.6%)	Steve Carlson (Independence) 14,207 (6.1%)	D+24.5
Minnesota 5	Keith Ellison	154,833 (67.7%)	Joel Demos	55,222 (24.1%)	18,801	D+43.5
Minnesota 6	Tarryl Clark	120,846 (39.8%)	Michele Bachmann	159,476 (52.5%)	Bob Anderson (Independence) 17,698 (5.8%)	R+12.7
Minnesota 7	Collin C. Peterson	133,096 (55.2%)	Lee Byberg	90,652 (37.6%)	17,349	D+17.6
Minnesota 8	James L. Oberstar	129,091 (46.6%)	Chip Cravaack	133,490 (48.2%)	14,500	R+1.6
Mississippi 1	Travis W. Childers	89,388 (40.8%)	Alan Nunelee	121,074 (55.3%)	8,631	R+14.5
Mississippi 2	Bennie G. Thompson	105,327 (61.5%)	Bill Marcy	64,499 (37.6%)	1,530	D+23.8
Mississippi 3	Jeol L. Gill	60,737 (31.2%)	Gregg Harper	132,393 (68.0%)	1,586	R+36.8
Mississippi 4	Gene Taylor	95,243 (46.8%)	Steven Palazzo	105,613 (51.9%)	2,528	R+5.1
Missouri 1	Wm. Lacy Clay	135,907 (73.6%)	Robyn Hamlin	43,649 (23.6%)	5,223	D+49.9
Missouri 2	Arthur Lieber	77,467 (29.2%)	W. Todd Akin	180,481 (67.9%)	7,684	R+38.8
Missouri 3	Russ Carnahan	99,398 (48.9%)	Ed Martin	94,757 (46.7%)	8,930	D+2.3
Missouri 4	Ike Skelton	101,532 (45.1%)	Vicky Hartzler	113,489 (50.4%)	10,035	R+5.3
Missouri 5	Emanuel Cleaver	102,076 (53.3%)	Jacob Turk	84,578 (44.2%)	4,769	D+9.1
Missouri 6	Clint Hylton	67,762 (30.5%)	Sam Graves	154,103 (69.4%)	47	R+38.9
Missouri 7	Scott Eckersley	67,545 (30.4%)	Billy Long	141,010 (63.4%)	Kevin Craig (Libertarian) 13,866 (6.2%)	R+33.0
Missouri 8	Tommy Sowers	56,377 (28.8%)	Jo Ann Emerson	128,499 (65.6%)	11,123	R+36.8
Missouri 9	none		Blaine Luetkemeyer	162,724 (77.4%)	Christopher W. Dwyer (Libertarian) 46,817 (22.3%)	R+77.4
Montana at large	Dennis McDonald	121,954 (33.8%)	Denny Rehberg	217,696 (60.4%)	Mike Fellows (Libertarian) 20,691 (5.7%)	R+26.6
Nebraska 1	Ivy Harper	47,106 (28.7%)	Jeff Fortenberry	116,871 (71.3%)		R+42.6
Nebraska 2	Tom White	60,486 (39.2%)	Lee Terry	93,840 (60.8%)		R+21.6
Nebraska 3	Rebekah Davis	29,932 (17.9%)	Adrian Smith	117,275 (70.1%)	Dan Hill (Independent) 20,036 (12.0%)	R+52.2
Nevada 1	Shelley Berkley	103,246 (61.7%)	Kenneth A. Wegner	58,995 (35.3%)	4,965	D+26.5
Nevada 2	Nancy Price	87,421 (32.7%)	Dean Heller	169,458 (63.3%)	10,829	R+30.6
Nevada 3	Dina Titus	127,168 (47.5%)	Joseph John Heck	128,916 (48.1%)	11,790	R+0.7
New Hampshire 1	Carol Shea-Porter	95,503 (42.4%)	Frank C. Guinta	121,655 (54.0%)	7,966	R+11.6
New Hampshire 2	Ann McLane Kuster	105,060 (46.8%)	Charles Bass	108,610 (48.3%)	10,993	R+1.6
New Jersey 1	Robert E. Andrews	106,334 (63.2%)	Dale Glading	58,562 (34.8%)	3,371	D+28.4
New Jersey 2	Gary Stein	51,690 (30.9%)	Frank A. Lobiondo	109,460 (65.5%)	5,970	R+34.6
New Jersey 3	John H. Alder	104,252 (47.3%)	Jon Runyan	110,215 (50.0%)	5,842	R+2.7
New Jersey 4	Howard Kleinhendler	52,118 (27.9%)	Christopher H. Smith	129,752 (69.4%)	5,068	R+41.5
New Jersey 5	Tod Theise	62,634 (32.8%)	Scott Garrett	124,030 (64.9%)	4,329	R+32.2
New Jersey 6	Frank Pallone, Jr.	81,933 (54.7%)	Anna C. Little	65,413 (43.7%)	2,316	D+11.0
New Jersey 7	Ed Potosnak	71,902 (40.6%)	Leonard Lance	105,084 (59.4%)		R+18.8
New Jersey 8	Bill Bascrell, Jr.	88,478 (62.7%)	Roland Straten	51,023 (36.1%)	1,707	D+26.5
New Jersey 9	Steven R. Rothman	83,564 (60.7%)	Michael A. Agosta	52,082 (37.8%)	1,980	D+22.9
New Jersey 10	Donald M. Payne	95,299 (85.2%)	Michael J. Alonso	14,357 (12.8%)	2,221	D+72.4
New Jersey 11	Douglas Herbert	55,472 (30.5%)	Rodney P. Frelinghuysen	122,149 (67.2%)	4,179	R+36.7
New Jersey 12	Rush D. Holt	108,214 (53.0%)	Scott Sipprelle	93,634 (45.9%)	2,154	D+7.2
New Jersey 13	Albio Sires	62,840 (74.1%)	Henrietta Dwyer	19,538 (23.0%)	2,418	D+51.1
New Mexico 1	Martin Heinrich	112,010 (51.8%)	Jonathan L. Barela	104,215 (48.2%)		D+3.6
New Mexico 2	Harry Teague	75,708 (44.6%)	Steve Pearce	94,053 (55.4%)		R+10.8
New Mexico 3	Ben Ray Lujan	120,048 (57.0%)	Thomas E. Mullins	90,617 (43.0%)		D+14.0
New York 1	Timothy H. Bishop	98,316 (48.7%)	Randy Altschuler	97,723 (48.4%)	5,968	D+0.3
New York 2	Steve Israel	94,594 (54.2%)	John B. Gomez	72,029 (41.3%)	7,867	D+12.9
New York 3	Howard A. Kudler	51,346 (27.6%)	Peter T. King	131,674 (70.9%)	2,748	R+43.2
New York 4	Carolyn McCarthy	94,483 (53.6%)	Francis X. Becker	81,718 (46.4%)	52	D+7.2
New York 5	Gary L. Ackerman	72,239 (59.7%)	James Milano	41,493 (34.3%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 6,396 (5.3%)	D+25.4
New York 6	Gregory W. Meeks	85,096 (76.3%)	Asher E. Taub	11,826 (10.6%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 14,651 (13.1%)	D+65.7
New York 7	Joseph Crowley	71,247 (72.7%)	Kenneth A. Reynolds	16,145 (16.5%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 9,541 (9.7%)	D+56.2
New York 8	Jerrold Nadler	98,839 (69.1%)	Susan L. Kone	31,996 (22.4%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 12,291 (8.6%)	D+46.7
New York 9	Anthony D. Weiner	67,011 (57.0%)	Robert L. Turner	43,129 (36.7%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 7,473 (6.4%)	D+20.3
New York 10	Edolphus Towns	95,485 (79.7%)	Diana Muniz	7,419 (6.2%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 15,115 (12.6%)	D+73.5
New York 11	Yvette D. Clarke	104,297 (83.5%)	Hugh C. Carr	10,858 (8.7%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 9,759 (7.8%)	D+74.8
New York 12	Nydia M. Velázquez	68,624 (79.1%)	none		Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 13,647 (15.7%)	D+79.1
New York 13	Michael E. McMahon	60,773 (46.2%)	Michael G. Grimm	65,024 (49.5%)	5,629	R+3.2
New York 14	Carolyn B. Maloney	107,327 (71.3%)	David Ryan Brumberg	32,065 (21.3%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 7,581 (5.0%)	D+50.0
New York 15	Charles B. Rangel	91,225 (71.8%)	Michel J. Faulkner	11,754 (9.3%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 13,617 (10.7%)	D+62.6
New York 16	José E. Serrano	61,642 (86.4%)	Frank Della Valle	2,758 (3.9%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 6,949 (9.7%)	D+82.5
New York 17	Eliot L. Engel	95,346 (68.5%)	Anthony Mele	29,792 (21.4%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 8,327 (6.0%)	D+47.1
New York 18	Nita M. Lowey	115,619 (61.7%)	Jim Russell	70,413 (37.6%)	1,332	D+24.1
New York 19	John J. Hall	98,766 (45.8%)	Nan Haymorth	109,956 (51.0%)	7,016	R+5.2
New York 20	Scott Murphy	107,075 (43.7%)	Christopher P. Gibson	130,178 (53.2%)	7,515	R+9.4
New York 21	Paul Tonko	124,889 (54.4%)	Theodore J. Danz, Jr.	95,752 (41.7%)	8,784	D+12.7
New York 22	Maurice D. Hinchey	98,661 (51.0%)	George K. Phillips	88,687 (45.9%)	6,010	D+5.2
New York 23	William L. Owens	82,232 (45.1%)	Matthew A. Doheny	80,237 (44.0%)	Douglas L. Hoffman (Conservative) 10,507 (5.8%)	D+1.1
New York 24	Michael A. Arcuri	89,809 (45.3%)	Richard L. Hanna	101,599 (51.2%)	7,045	R+5.9
New York 25	Daniel B. Maffei	103,954 (48.2%)	Ann Marie Buerkle	104,602 (48.5%)	7,057	R+0.3
New York 26	Philip A. Fedele	54,307 (24.5%)	Christopher John Lee	151,449 (68.3%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 16,007 (7.2%)	R+43.8
New York 27	Brian Higgings	119,085 (57.8%)	Leonard A. Roberto	76,320 (37.1%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 10,492 (5.1%)	D+20.8
New York 28	Louise McIntosh Slaughter	102,514 (61.0%)	Jill A. Rowland	55,392 (33.0%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 10,149 (6.0%)	D+28.0
New York 29	Matthew C. Zeller	86,099 (41.0%)	Thomas W. Reed II	112,314 (53.4%)	Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 11,732 (5.6%)	R+12.5
North Carolina 1	G. K. Butterfield	103,294 (59.3%)	Ashley Woolard	70,867 (40.7%)		D+18.6
North Carolina 2	Bob Etheridge	92,393 (48.7%)	Renee Ellmers	93,876 (49.5%)	3,505	R+0.8
North Carolina 3	Johnny G. Rouse	51,317 (25.7%)	Walter B. Jones	143,225 (71.9%)	4,762	R+46.1
North Carolina 4	David E. Price	155,384 (57.2%)	William "B. J." Lawson	116,448 (42.8%)		D+14.3
North Carolina 5	Billy Kennedy	72,762 (34.1%)	Virginia Foxx	140,525 (65.9%)		R+31.8
North Carolina 6	Sam Turner	51,507 (24.8%)	Howard Coble	156,252 (75.2%)		R+50.4
North Carolina 7	Mike McIntyre	113,957 (53.7%)	Ilario Gregory Pantano	98,328 (46.3%)		D+7.4
North Carolina 8	Larry Kissell	88,776 (53.0%)	Harold Johnson	73,129 (43.7%)	5,537	D+9.3
North Carolina 9	Jeff Doctor	71,450 (31.0%)	Sue Wilkins Myrick	158,790 (69.0%)		R+37.9
North Carolina 10	Jeff Gregory	52,972 (28.8%)	Patrick T. McHenry	130,813 (71.2%)		R+42.4
North Carolina 11	Heath Shuler	131,225 (54.3%)	Jeff Miller	110,246 (45.7%)		D+8.7
North Carolina 12	Melvin L. Watt	103,495 (63.9%)	Greg Dority	55,315 (34.1%)	3,197	D+29.7
North Carolina 13	Brad Miller	116,103 (55.5%)	William "Bill" Randall	93,099 (44.5%)		D+11.0
North Dakota at large	Earl Pomeroy	106,542 (45.1%)	Rick Berg	129,802 (54.9%)		R+9.8
Ohio 1	Steve Driehaus	92,672 (46.0%)	Steve Chabot	103,770 (51.5%)	5,076	R+5.5
Ohio 2	Surya Yalamanchili	82,431 (34.7%)	Jean Schmidt	139,027 (58.5%)	Marc Johnston (Libertarian) 16,259 (6.8%)	R+23.8
Ohio 3	Joe Roberts	71,455 (31.9%)	Michael R. Turner	152,629 (68.1%)		R+36.2
Ohio 4	Doug Litt	50,533 (24.7%)	Jim Jordan	146,029 (71.5%)	7,708	R+46.8
Ohio 5	Caleb Finkenbiner	54,919 (26.5%)	Robert E. Latta	140,703 (67.8%)	Brian L. Smith (Libertarian) 11,831 (5.7%)	R+41.4
Ohio 6	Charles A. Wilson	92,823 (45.2%)	Bill Johnson	103,170 (50.2%)	9,582	R+5.0
Ohio 7	Bill Conner	70,400 (32.2%)	Steve Austria	135,721 (62.2%)	12,192	R+29.9
Ohio 8	Justin A. Coussoule	65,883 (30.3%)	John A. Boehner	142,731 (65.6%)	8,822	R+35.3
Ohio 9	Marcy Kaptur	121,819 (59.4%)	Rich Iott	83,423 (40.6%)		D+18.7
Ohio 10	Dennis J. Kucinich	101,343 (53.1%)	Peter J. Corrigan	83,809 (43.9%)	5,874	D+9.2
Ohio 11	Marcia L. Fudge	139,693 (82.9%)	Thomas Pekarek	28,754 (17.1%)		D+65.9
Ohio 12	Paula Brooks	110,307 (41.0%)	Patrick J. Tiberi	150,163 (55.8%)	8,710	R+14.8
Ohio 13	Betty Sutton	118,806 (55.7%)	Rom Ganley	94,367 (44.3%)		D+11.5
Ohio 14	Bill O'Neill	72,604 (31.4%)	Steven C. Latourette	149,878 (64.9%)	8,383	R+33.5
Ohio 15	Mary Jo Kilroy	91,077 (41.3%)	Steve Stivers	119,471 (54.2%)	10,048	R+12.9
Ohio 16	John A. Boccieri	90,833 (41.3%)	Jim Renacci	114,652 (52.1%)	Jeffrey J. Blevins (Libertarian) 14,585 (6.6%)	R+10.8
Ohio 17	Tim Ryan	102,758 (53.9%)	Jim Graham	57,352 (30.1%)	James A. Traficant, Jr. (Independent) 30,556 (16.0%)	D+23.8
Ohio 18	Zachary T. Space	80,756 (40.5%)	Bob Gibbs	107,426 (53.9%)	Lindsey Dean Sutton (Constitution) 11,246 (5.6%)	R+13.4
Oklahoma 1	none		John Sullivan	151,173 (76.8%)	Angelia O'Dell (Independent) 45,656 (23.2%)	R+76.8
Oklahoma 2	Dan Boren	108,203 (56.5%)	Charles Thompson	83,226 (43.5%)		D+13.1
Oklahoma 3	Frankie Robbins	45,689 (22.0%)	Frank D. Lucas	161,927 (78.0%)		R+56.0
Oklahoma 4	none		Tom Cole			no vote
Oklahoma: Unopposed; no votes were counted.
Oklahoma 5	Billy Coyle	68,074 (34.5%)	James Lankford	123,236 (62.5%)	5,795	R+28.0
Oregon 1	David Wu	160,357 (54.7%)	Rob Cornilles	122,858 (41.9%)	9,694	D+12.8
Oregon 2	Joyce B. Segers	72,173 (25.9%)	Greg Walden	206,245 (73.9%)	619	R+48.1
Oregon 3	Earl Blumenauer	193,104 (70.0%)	Delia Lopez	67,714 (24.6%)	14,984	D+45.5
Oregon 4	Peter A. Defazio	162,416 (54.5%)	Art Robinson	129,877 (43.6%)	5,759	D+10.9
Oregon 5	Kurt Schrader	145,319 (51.2%)	Scott Bruun	130,313 (46.0%)	7,924	D+5.3
Pennsylvania 1	Robert A. Brady	149,944 (100.0%)	none			D+100.0
Pennsylvania 2	Chaka Fattah	182,800 (89.3%)	Rick Hellberg	21,907 (10.7%)		D+78.6
Pennsylvania 3	Kathleen A. Dahlkemper	88,924 (44.3%)	Mike Kelly	111,909 (55.7%)		R+11.4
Pennsylvania 4	Jason Altmire	120,827 (50.8%)	Keith Rothfus	116,958 (49.2%)		D+1.6
Pennsylvania 5	Michael Pipe	52,375 (28.2%)	Glenn Thompson	127,427 (68.7%)	5,710	R+40.5
Pennsylvania 6	Manan Trivedi	100,493 (42.9%)	Jim Gerlach	133,770 (57.1%)		R+14.2
Pennsylvania 7	Bryan Lentz	110,314 (44.0%)	Patrick Meehan	137,825 (54.9%)	2,708	R+11.0
Pennsylvania 8	Patrick J. Murphy	113,547 (46.5%)	Michael G. Fitzpatrick	130,759 (53.5%)		R+7.1
Pennsylvania 9	Tom Conners	52,322 (26.9%)	Bill Shuster	141,904 (73.1%)		R+46.1
Pennsylvania 10	Christopher P. Carney	89,846 (44.8%)	Thomas A. Marino	110,599 (55.2%)		R+10.4
Pennsylvania 11	Paul E. Kanjorski	84,618 (45.3%)	Louis J. Barletta	102,179 (54.7%)		R+9.4
Pennsylvania 12	Mark S. Critz	94,056 (50.8%)	Tim Burns	91,170 (49.2%)		D+1.6
Pennsylvania 13	Allyson Y. Schwartz	118,710 (56.3%)	Carson Dee Adcock	91,987 (43.7%)		D+12.7
Pennsylvania 14	Michael F. Doyle	122,073 (68.8%)	Melissa Haluszczak	49,997 (28.2%)	5,400	D+40.6
Pennsylvania 15	John B. Callahan	79,766 (39.0%)	Charles W. Dent	109,534 (53.5%)	Jake Towne (Towne For Congress) 15,248 (7.5%)	R+14.6
Pennsylvania 16	Lois Herr	70,994 (34.6%)	Joseph R. Pitts	134,113 (65.4%)		R+30.8
Pennsylvania 17	Tim Holden	118,486 (55.5%)	Dave Argall	95,000 (44.5%)		D+11.0
Pennsylvania 18	Dan Connolly	78,558 (32.7%)	Tim Murphy	161,888 (67.3%)		R+34.7
Pennsylvania 19	Ryan S. Sanders	53,549 (23.3%)	Rodd Russell Platts	165,219 (71.9%)	10,988	R+48.6
Rhode Island 1	David N. Cicilline	81,269 (50.5%)	John J. Loughlin II	71,542 (44.5%)	8,003	D+6.1
Rhode Island 2	James R. Langevin	104,442 (59.8%)	Mark S. Zaccaria	55,409 (31.7%)	John O. Matson (Independent) 14,584 (8.3%)	D+28.1
South Carolina 1	Ben Frasier	67,008 (28.7%)	Tim Scott	152,755 (65.4%)	13,932	R+36.7
South Carolina 2	Rob Miller	113,625 (43.8%)	Joe Wilson	138,861 (53.5%)	7,186	R+9.7
South Carolina 3	Jane Ballard Dyer	73,095 (36.2%)	Jeff Duncan	126,235 (62.5%)	2,778	R+26.3
South Carolina 4	Paul Corden	62,438 (28.8%)	Trey Gowdy	137,586 (63.5%)	Dave Edwards (Constitution) 11,059 (5.1%)	R+34.7
South Carolina 5	John M. Spratt, Jr.	102,296 (44.8%)	Mick Mulvaney	125,834 (55.1%)	156	R+10.3
South Carolina 6	James E. Clyburn	125,459 (62.9%)	Jim Pratt	72,661 (36.4%)	1,470	D+26.5
South Dakota at large	Stephanie Herseth Sandlin	146,589 (45.9%)	Kristi Noem	153,703 (48.1%)	B. Thomas Marking (Independent) 19,134 (6.0%)	R+2.2
Tennessee 1	Michael Edward Clark	26,045 (17.1%)	David P. Roe	123,006 (80.8%)	3,110	R+63.7
Tennessee 2	Dave Hancock	25,400 (14.6%)	John J. Duncan, Jr.	141,796 (81.8%)	6,184	R+67.1
Tennessee 3	John Wolfe	45,387 (28.0%)	Chuck Fleischmann	92,032 (56.8%)	Savas T. Kyriakidis (Independent) 17,077 (10.5%)	R+28.8
Tennessee 4	Lincoln Davis	70,254 (38.6%)	Scott Desjarlais	103,969 (57.1%)	7,968	R+18.5
Tennessee 5	Jim Cooper	99,162 (56.2%)	David Hall	74,204 (42.1%)	2,996	D+14.2
Tennessee 6	Brett Carter	56,145 (29.4%)	Diane Black	128,517 (67.3%)	6,422	R+37.9
Tennessee 7	Greg Rabidoux	54,347 (24.8%)	Marsha Blackburn	158,916 (72.4%)	6,320	R+47.6
Tennessee 8	Roy Herron	64,960 (38.8%)	Stephen Lee Fincher	98,759 (59.0%)	3,686	R+20.2
Tennessee 9	Steve Cohen	99,827 (74.0%)	Charlotte Bergmann	33,879 (25.1%)	1,201	D+48.9
Texas 1	none		Louie Gohmert	129,398 (89.7%)	Charles F. Parkes III (Libertarian) 14,811 (10.3%)	R+89.7
Texas 2	none		Ted Poe	130,020 (88.6%)	David W. Smith (Libertarian) 16,711 (11.4%)	R+88.6
Texas 3	John Lingenfelder	47,848 (31.3%)	Sam Johnson	101,180 (66.3%)	3,624	R+34.9
Texas 4	Valinda Hathcox	40,975 (22.0%)	Ralph M. Hall	136,338 (73.2%)	8,973	R+51.2
Texas 5	Tom Berry	41,649 (27.5%)	Jeb Hensarling	106,742 (70.5%)	2,958	R+43.0
Texas 6	David E. Cozad	50,717 (31.2%)	Joe Barton	107,140 (65.9%)	4,700	R+34.7
Texas 7	none		John Abney Culberson	143,655 (81.4%)	Bob Townsend (Libertarian) 31,704 (18.0%)	R+81.5
Texas 8	Kent Hargett	34,694 (17.3%)	Kevin Brady	161,417 (80.3%)	4,988	R+63.0
Texas 9	Al Green	80,107 (75.7%)	Steve Mueller	24,201 (22.9%)	1,459	D+52.9
Texas 10	Ted Ankrum	74,086 (33.0%)	Michael T. McCaul	144,980 (64.7%)	5,105	R+31.6
Texas 11	James Quillian	23,989 (15.4%)	K. Michael Conaway	125,581 (80.8%)	5,770	R+65.4
Texas 12	Tracey Smith	38,434 (25.1%)	Kay Granger	109,882 (71.9%)	4,601	R+46.7
Texas 13	none		Mac Thornberry	113,201 (87.0%)	Keith Dyer (Independent) 11,192 (8.6%)	R+87.1
Texas 14	Robert Pruett	44,431 (24.0%)	Ron Paul	140,623 (76.0%)		R+52.0
Texas 15	Ruben Hinojosa	53,546 (55.7%)	Eddie Zamora	39,964 (41.6%)	2,570	D+14.1
Texas 16	Silvestre Reyes	49,301 (58.1%)	Tim Besco	31,051 (36.6%)	Bill Collins (Libertarian) 4,319 (5.1%)	D+21.5
Texas 17	Chet Edwards	63,138 (36.6%)	Bill Flores	106,696 (61.8%)	2,808	R+25.2
Texas 18	Sheila Jackson Lee	85,108 (70.2%)	John Faulk	33,067 (27.3%)	3,146	D+42.9
Texas 19	Andy Wilson	25,984 (19.1%)	Randy Neugebauer	106,059 (77.8%)	4,315	R+58.7
Texas 20	Charles A. Gonzalez	58,645 (63.6%)	Clayton Trotter	31,757 (34.4%)	1,783	D+29.2
Texas 21	Lainey Melnick	65,927 (27.9%)	Lamar Smith	162,924 (68.9%)	7,694	R+41.0
Texas 22	Kesha Rogers	62,082 (29.8%)	Pete Olson	140,537 (67.5%)	5,604	R+37.7
Texas 23	Ciro D. Rodriguez	67,348 (44.4%)	Francisco "Quico" Canseco	74,853 (49.4%)	9,333	R+5.0
Texas 24	none		Kenny Marchant	100,078 (81.6%)	David Sparks (Libertarian) 22,609 (18.4%)	R+81.6
Texas 25	Lloyd Doggett	99,967 (52.8%)	Donna Campbell	84,849 (44.8%)	4,431	D+8.0
Texas 26	Neil L. Durrance	55,385 (30.7%)	Michael C. Burgess	120,984 (67.1%)	4,062	R+36.4
Texas 27	Solomon P. Ortiz	50,179 (47.1%)	R. Blake Farenthold	50,976 (47.9%)	Ed Mishou (Libertarian) 5,376 (5.0%)	R+0.8
Texas 28	Henry Cuellar	62,773 (56.3%)	Bryan Underwood	46,740 (42.0%)	1,889	D+14.4
Texas 29	Gene Green	43,257 (64.6%)	Roy Morales	22,825 (34.1%)	866	D+30.5
Texas 30	Eddie Bernice Johnson	86,322 (75.7%)	Stephen E. Broden	24,668 (21.6%)	2,988	D+54.1
Texas 31	none		John R. Carter	126,384 (82.5%)	Bill Oliver (Libertarian) 26,735 (17.5%)	R+82.5
Texas 32	Grier Raggio	44,258 (34.9%)	Pete Sessions	79,433 (62.6%)	3,178	R+27.7
Utah 1	Morgan E. Bowen	46,765 (23.9%)	Rob Bishop	135,247 (69.2%)	13,450	R+45.3
Utah 2	Jim Matheson	127,151 (50.5%)	Morgan Philpot	116,001 (46.1%)	8,695	D+4.4
Utah 3	Karen Hyer	44,320 (22.9%)	Jason Chaffetz	139,721 (72.3%)	9,145	R+49.4
Vermont at large	Peter Welch	154,006 (64.6%)	Paul D. Beaudry	76,403 (32.0%)	8,112	D+32.5
Virginia 1	Krystal M. Ball	73,824 (34.8%)	Robert J. Wittman	135,564 (63.9%)	2,848	R+29.1
Virginia 2	Glenn C. Nye	70,591 (42.5%)	E. Scott Rigell	88,340 (53.1%)	7,358	R+10.7
Virginia 3	Robert C. "Bobby" Scott	114,754 (70.0%)	C. L. "Chuck" Smith, Jr.	44,553 (27.2%)	4,593	D+42.8
Virginia 4	Wynne V. E. Legrow	74,298 (37.5%)	J. Randy Forbes	123,659 (62.3%)	432	R+24.9
Virginia 5	Thomas S. P. Perriello	110,562 (47.0%)	Robert Hurt	119,560 (50.8%)	5,177	R+3.8
Virginia 6	none		Bob Goodlatte	127,487 (76.3%)	Jeffrey W. Vanke (Independent) 21,649 (13.0%)	R+76.3
Virginia 7	Rick E. Waugh	79,616 (34.1%)	Eric Cantor	138,209 (59.2%)	Floyd C. Bayne (Independent Green) 15,164 (6.5%)	R+25.1
Virginia 8	James P. Moran	116,404 (61.0%)	J. Patrick Murray	71,145 (37.3%)	3,199	D+23.7
Virginia 9	Rick Boucher	86,743 (46.4%)	H. Morgan Griffith	95,726 (51.2%)	4,448	R+4.8
Virginia 10	Jeffery R. Barnett	72,604 (34.8%)	Frank R. Wolf	131,116 (62.9%)	4,836	R+28.1
Virginia 11	Gerald E. Connolly	111,720 (49.2%)	Keith S. Fimian	110,739 (48.8%)	4,492	D+0.4
Washington 1	Jay Inslee	172,642 (57.7%)	James Watkins	126,737 (42.3%)		D+15.3
Washington 2	Rick Larsen	155,241 (51.1%)	John Koster	148,722 (48.9%)		D+2.1
Washington 3	Denny Heck	135,654 (47.0%)	Jaime Herrera	152,799 (53.0%)		R+5.9
Washington 4	Jay Clough	74,973 (32.4%)	Doc Hastings	156,726 (67.6%)		R+35.3
Washington 5	Daryl Romeyn	101,146 (36.3%)	Cathy McMorris	177,235 (63.7%)		R+27.3
Washington 6	Norman D. Dicks	151,873 (58.0%)	Doug Cloud	109,800 (42.0%)		D+16.1
Washington 7	Jim McDermott	232,649 (83.0%)	none		Bob Jeffers-Schroder (Independent) 47,741 (17.0%)	D+83.0
Washington 8	Suzan Delbene	148,581 (47.9%)	David G. Reichert	161,296 (52.1%)		R+4.1
Washington 9	Adam Smith	123,743 (54.9%)	Richard (Dick) Muri	101,851 (45.1%)		D+9.7
West Virginia 1	Mike Oliverio	89,220 (49.6%)	David B. McKinley	90,660 (50.4%)		R+0.8
West Virginia 2	Virginia Lynch Graf	55,001 (29.7%)	Shelley Moore Capito	126,814 (68.5%)	3,431	R+38.8
West Virginia 3	Nick J. Rahall II	83,636 (56.0%)	Elliott E. "Spike" Maynard	65,611 (44.0%)		D+12.1
Wisconsin 1	John Heckenlively	79,363 (30.1%)	Paul Ryan	179,819 (68.2%)	4,445	R+38.1
Wisconsin 2	Tammy Baldwin	191,164 (61.8%)	Chad Lee	118,099 (38.2%)	197	D+23.6
Wisconsin 3	Ron Kind	126,380 (50.3%)	Dan Kapanke	116,838 (46.5%)	8,122	D+3.8
Wisconsin 4	Gwen Moore	143,559 (69.0%)	Dan Sebring	61,543 (29.6%)	3,001	D+39.4
Wisconsin 5	Todd P. Kolosso	90,634 (27.4%)	F. James Sensenbrenner	229,642 (69.3%)	10,982	R+42.0
Wisconsin 6	Joseph C. Kallas	75,926 (29.3%)	Thomas E. Petri	183,271 (70.7%)	170	R+41.4
Wisconsin 7	Julie M. Lassa	113,018 (44.4%)	Sean Duffy	132,551 (52.1%)	8,820	R+7.7
Wisconsin 8	Steve Kagen	118,646 (45.1%)	Reid J. Ribble	143,998 (54.8%)	294	R+9.6
Wyoming at large	David Wendt	45,768 (24.0%)	Cynthia M. Lummis	131,661 (69.0%)	13,393	R+45.0

Margin: the Democrat's share of all votes minus the Republican's. The 2010 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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