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Election 2010 Results

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2010 US House elections in Minnesota

Minnesota elected 8 members of the House in 2010: Democrats won 4 seats and Republicans 4.

The closest was the 8th district, decided by 1.6 points: Chip Cravaack (Republican) beat James L. Oberstar (Democrat), 48.2% to 46.6%, a margin of 1.6 points and 4,399 votes.

In the House vote by county, Democrats led in 53 of the 87 counties and Republicans in 34. The largest, Hennepin, cast 461,170 votes and went to the Democrat by 8.5 points. The closest was Cottonwood, where 41 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 J. Walz122,365 (49.3%) Randy Demmer109,242 (44.0%) 16,398 D+5.3
2 Shelley Madore104,809 (36.6%) John Kline181,341 (63.3%) 303 R+26.7
3 Jim Meffert100,240 (36.6%) Erik Paulsen161,177 (58.8%) 12,675 R+22.2
4 Betty McCollum136,746 (59.1%) Teresa Collett80,141 (34.6%) 14,539 D+24.5
5 Keith Ellison154,833 (67.7%) Joel Demos55,222 (24.1%) 18,801 D+43.5
6 Tarryl Clark120,846 (39.8%) Michele Bachmann159,476 (52.5%) 23,369 R+12.7
7 Collin C. Peterson133,096 (55.2%) Lee Byberg90,652 (37.6%) 17,349 D+17.6
8 James L. Oberstar129,091 (46.6%) Chip Cravaack133,490 (48.2%) 14,500 R+1.6

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Hennepin 236,515 51.3% 197,112 42.7% 27,543 461,170 D+8.5
Ramsey 114,553 60.7% 62,620 33.2% 11,615 188,788 D+27.5
Dakota 65,513 41.0% 92,488 57.8% 1,952 159,953 R+16.9
Anoka 53,350 41.0% 66,315 50.9% 10,519 130,184 R+10.0
Washington 46,479 45.3% 50,345 49.1% 5,775 102,599 R+3.8
Saint Louis 48,282 56.9% 33,635 39.7% 2,898 84,815 D+17.3
Stearns 23,452 42.3% 26,822 48.4% 5,116 55,390 R+6.1
Olmsted 26,441 48.0% 25,362 46.0% 3,331 55,134 D+2.0
Wright 16,669 34.8% 27,412 57.3% 3,785 47,866 R+22.4
Scott 14,908 31.6% 32,255 68.3% 39 47,202 R+36.8
Carver 10,650 29.1% 25,886 70.8% 27 36,563 R+41.7
Sherburne 11,488 34.9% 18,850 57.3% 2,545 32,883 R+22.4
Crow Wing 10,541 38.5% 14,964 54.7% 1,858 27,363 R+16.2
Otter Tail 12,533 50.6% 10,570 42.6% 1,685 24,788 D+7.9
Rice 10,190 44.3% 12,789 55.6% 22 23,001 R+11.3
Chisago 8,660 38.3% 12,584 55.6% 1,393 22,637 R+17.3
Blue Earth 12,539 56.1% 8,584 38.4% 1,234 22,357 D+17.7
Itasca 9,485 48.2% 9,112 46.3% 1,064 19,661 D+1.9
Goodhue 6,982 36.3% 12,253 63.6% 24 19,259 R+27.4
Clay 12,305 64.9% 5,734 30.2% 919 18,958 D+34.7
Winona 9,428 51.8% 7,630 41.9% 1,133 18,191 D+9.9
Kandiyohi 8,062 46.9% 8,186 47.6% 960 17,208 R+0.7
Beltrami 8,624 54.4% 6,344 40.0% 873 15,841 D+14.4
Douglas 7,467 48.5% 6,381 41.4% 1,552 15,400 D+7.1
Isanti 5,420 36.8% 8,340 56.6% 967 14,727 R+19.8
Steele 7,233 49.5% 6,450 44.2% 923 14,606 D+5.4
Mower 8,419 59.1% 4,922 34.6% 900 14,241 D+24.6
Benton 5,388 39.3% 6,973 50.9% 1,347 13,708 R+11.6
Carlton 7,352 53.8% 5,750 42.1% 566 13,668 D+11.7
Freeborn 7,467 55.6% 5,187 38.6% 781 13,435 D+17.0
Nicollet 7,540 56.9% 5,020 37.9% 688 13,248 D+19.0
McLeod 5,812 44.0% 6,125 46.4% 1,274 13,211 R+2.4
Cass 4,983 38.6% 6,995 54.3% 915 12,893 R+15.6
Morrison 4,556 35.8% 7,361 57.8% 813 12,730 R+22.0
Becker 6,579 55.9% 4,487 38.1% 702 11,768 D+17.8
Le Sueur 4,146 36.3% 7,231 63.3% 53 11,430 R+27.0
Pine 4,719 43.4% 5,551 51.0% 610 10,880 R+7.6
Polk 7,080 66.0% 3,241 30.2% 409 10,730 D+35.8
Brown 4,633 44.6% 5,104 49.2% 642 10,379 R+4.5
Mille Lacs 4,054 40.1% 5,355 52.9% 713 10,122 R+12.9
Meeker 4,654 47.9% 4,103 42.2% 969 9,726 D+5.7
Hubbard 3,747 38.7% 5,324 55.0% 606 9,677 R+16.3
Todd 4,629 50.1% 3,140 34.0% 1,465 9,234 D+16.1
Wabasha 4,214 47.3% 3,925 44.0% 775 8,914 D+3.2
Lyon 4,623 52.2% 3,733 42.2% 493 8,849 D+10.1
Martin 3,184 36.8% 4,618 53.4% 847 8,649 R+16.6
Fillmore 4,247 50.8% 3,461 41.4% 659 8,367 D+9.4
Dodge 3,123 39.3% 4,261 53.7% 557 7,941 R+14.3
Waseca 3,826 49.0% 3,365 43.1% 625 7,816 D+5.9
Houston 3,494 44.9% 3,625 46.5% 670 7,789 R+1.7
Aitkin 3,210 43.6% 3,682 50.0% 465 7,357 R+6.4
Faribault 3,043 46.6% 2,975 45.6% 510 6,528 D+1.0
Roseau 3,781 57.9% 2,462 37.7% 283 6,526 D+20.2
Kanabec 2,554 39.3% 3,500 53.8% 452 6,506 R+14.5
Renville 3,233 51.7% 2,496 39.9% 528 6,257 D+11.8
Redwood 3,036 50.8% 2,533 42.4% 406 5,975 D+8.4
Nobles 2,579 43.4% 2,962 49.8% 402 5,943 R+6.4
Sibley 2,628 45.3% 2,521 43.4% 655 5,804 D+1.8
Lake 3,067 54.9% 2,335 41.8% 183 5,585 D+13.1
Wadena 2,049 38.0% 3,020 56.0% 327 5,396 R+18.0
Pope 2,976 57.3% 1,607 30.9% 610 5,193 D+26.4
Koochiching 2,664 52.5% 2,167 42.7% 239 5,070 D+9.8
Chippewa 2,711 55.9% 1,822 37.6% 313 4,846 D+18.3
Pennington 2,938 61.9% 1,578 33.2% 234 4,750 D+28.6
Cottonwood 2,140 46.5% 2,181 47.4% 283 4,604 R+0.9
Swift 2,780 63.0% 1,314 29.8% 322 4,416 D+33.2
Stevens 2,568 59.5% 1,530 35.4% 221 4,319 D+24.0
Jackson 1,959 45.4% 2,039 47.3% 315 4,313 R+1.9
Marshall 3,014 71.0% 1,062 25.0% 169 4,245 D+46.0
Watonwan 2,183 51.8% 1,691 40.1% 342 4,216 D+11.7
Yellow Medicine 2,324 56.3% 1,523 36.9% 278 4,125 D+19.4
Murray 1,779 47.4% 1,688 45.0% 285 3,752 D+2.4
Rock 1,410 38.5% 2,019 55.1% 234 3,663 R+16.6
Lac Qui Parle 2,236 62.1% 1,174 32.6% 190 3,600 D+29.5
Pipestone 1,287 36.4% 2,024 57.3% 222 3,533 R+20.9
Clearwater 1,916 54.4% 1,411 40.1% 193 3,520 D+14.3
Grant 1,836 60.8% 967 32.0% 216 3,019 D+28.8
Cook 1,556 55.2% 1,129 40.0% 134 2,819 D+15.1
Norman 2,005 75.7% 526 19.8% 119 2,650 D+55.8
Lincoln 1,390 57.3% 881 36.3% 154 2,425 D+21.0
Wilkin 1,423 58.7% 897 37.0% 105 2,425 D+21.7
Big Stone 1,304 59.5% 736 33.6% 151 2,191 D+25.9
Kittson 1,491 75.6% 416 21.1% 64 1,971 D+54.5
Mahnomen 1,380 72.9% 405 21.4% 108 1,893 D+51.5
Lake of the Woods 1,038 56.0% 698 37.7% 117 1,853 D+18.3
Traverse 1,148 65.4% 514 29.3% 94 1,756 D+36.1
Red Lake 1,152 72.1% 376 23.5% 70 1,598 D+48.6

Margin: the Democrat's share of all votes minus the Republican's. Sources and how the results were checked.

Minnesota in every House election we hold

YearSeatsHouse vote
2024 D 4, R 4 D+0.9
2022 D 4, R 4 D+2.0
2020 D 4, R 4 D+2.5
2018 D 5, R 3 D+11.5
2016 D 5, R 3 D+3.5
2014 D 5, R 3 D+3.7
2012 D 5, R 3 D+12.5
2010 D 4, R 4 D+1.5
2008 D 5, R 3 D+19.4
2006 D 5, R 3 D+10.5
2004 D 4, R 4 D+6.0
2002 D 4, R 4 R+0.6
2000 D 5, R 3 D+10.2
1998 D 6, R 2 D+11.2
1996 D 6, R 2 D+13.3
1994 D 6, R 2 D+2.1
1992 D 6, R 2 D+10.9
1990 D 6, R 2 D+17.2