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Election 2010 Results

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2010 US House elections in Nebraska

Nebraska elected 3 members of the House in 2010: Democrats won 0 seats and Republicans 3.

The closest was the 2nd district, decided by 21.6 points: Lee Terry (Republican) beat Tom White (Democrat), 60.8% to 39.2%, a margin of 21.6 points and 33,354 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 93 of the 93 counties. The largest, Douglas, cast 124,516 votes and went to the Republican by 17.9 points. The closest was Arthur, where 117 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 Ivy Harper47,106 (28.7%) Jeff Fortenberry116,871 (71.3%) R+42.6
2 Tom White60,486 (39.2%) Lee Terry93,840 (60.8%) R+21.6
3 Rebekah Davis29,932 (17.9%) Adrian Smith117,275 (70.1%) 20,036 R+52.2

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Douglas 51,132 41.1% 73,384 58.9% 124,516 R+17.9
Lancaster 26,479 38.0% 43,146 62.0% 69,625 R+23.9
Sarpy 11,051 28.9% 27,232 71.1% 38,283 R+42.3
Hall 2,492 19.9% 5,921 47.3% 4,094 12,507 R+27.4
Buffalo 2,039 17.0% 8,221 68.6% 1,729 11,989 R+51.6
Lincoln 2,243 21.3% 7,261 69.0% 1,023 10,527 R+47.7
Scotts Bluff 2,112 21.5% 6,430 65.5% 1,279 9,821 R+44.0
Madison 1,440 15.0% 8,177 85.0% 9,617 R+70.1
Dodge 2,023 23.2% 6,686 76.8% 8,709 R+53.5
Platte 1,263 14.6% 6,909 79.7% 492 8,664 R+65.2
Adams 1,736 21.4% 4,855 59.8% 1,527 8,118 R+38.4
Cass 1,824 24.4% 5,657 75.6% 7,481 R+51.2
Gage 1,926 26.3% 5,407 73.7% 7,333 R+47.5
Washington 1,455 20.6% 5,611 79.4% 7,066 R+58.8
Saunders 1,701 25.2% 5,040 74.8% 6,741 R+49.5
Seward 1,236 23.3% 4,074 76.7% 5,310 R+53.4
Dawson 872 17.8% 3,604 73.7% 413 4,889 R+55.9
Custer 665 15.8% 3,026 72.1% 505 4,196 R+56.3
Otoe 952 23.1% 3,161 76.9% 4,113 R+53.7
York 538 13.3% 3,217 79.8% 277 4,032 R+66.4
Dakota 1,246 30.9% 2,783 69.1% 4,029 R+38.1
Red Willow 512 13.6% 2,967 78.6% 298 3,777 R+65.0
Holt 431 12.1% 2,909 81.8% 216 3,556 R+69.7
Keith 513 14.9% 2,627 76.5% 293 3,433 R+61.6
Saline 1,099 33.2% 1,998 60.4% 211 3,308 R+27.2
Cheyenne 456 14.4% 2,457 77.6% 254 3,167 R+63.2
Box Butte 995 31.9% 1,906 61.2% 215 3,116 R+29.2
Hamilton 444 14.9% 2,052 68.8% 485 2,981 R+53.9
Phelps 455 15.3% 2,269 76.1% 257 2,981 R+60.9
Cedar 516 17.5% 2,356 80.0% 73 2,945 R+62.5
Knox 586 20.4% 2,175 75.9% 106 2,867 R+55.4
Richardson 648 23.4% 2,127 76.6% 2,775 R+53.3
Cuming 349 12.7% 2,390 87.3% 2,739 R+74.5
Dawes 584 21.6% 1,857 68.8% 260 2,701 R+47.1
Burt 679 26.8% 1,854 73.2% 2,533 R+46.4
Antelope 401 16.0% 1,996 79.6% 112 2,509 R+63.6
Butler 449 18.3% 2,000 81.7% 2,449 R+63.3
Merrick 435 18.0% 1,610 66.5% 375 2,420 R+48.6
Wayne 382 16.4% 1,948 83.6% 2,330 R+67.2
Nemaha 507 22.5% 1,748 77.5% 2,255 R+55.0
Howard 547 24.3% 1,170 52.0% 533 2,250 R+27.7
Jefferson 492 22.5% 1,515 69.2% 181 2,188 R+46.8
Clay 364 16.8% 1,582 72.9% 224 2,170 R+56.1
Cherry 182 8.5% 1,530 71.4% 430 2,142 R+62.9
Pierce 270 12.7% 1,776 83.2% 88 2,134 R+70.6
Kearney 356 17.8% 1,419 70.8% 228 2,003 R+53.1
Morrill 340 17.4% 1,450 74.1% 167 1,957 R+56.7
Fillmore 339 18.0% 1,430 75.9% 116 1,885 R+57.9
Thayer 305 16.5% 1,396 75.3% 152 1,853 R+58.9
Furnas 262 14.3% 1,428 78.1% 138 1,828 R+63.8
Colfax 335 18.4% 1,486 81.6% 1,821 R+63.2
Stanton 222 12.3% 1,579 87.7% 1,801 R+75.3
Boone 336 19.0% 1,309 74.1% 121 1,766 R+55.1
Sheridan 181 10.4% 1,273 73.1% 287 1,741 R+62.7
Dixon 326 18.8% 1,405 81.2% 1,731 R+62.3
Johnson 461 26.7% 1,268 73.3% 1,729 R+46.7
Chase 183 11.6% 1,309 82.6% 92 1,584 R+71.1
Harlan 249 15.9% 1,141 73.0% 174 1,564 R+57.0
Nuckolls 350 22.4% 1,030 65.9% 182 1,562 R+43.5
Polk 256 16.5% 1,217 78.5% 77 1,550 R+62.0
Valley 236 15.4% 1,065 69.5% 231 1,532 R+54.1
Thurston 458 32.8% 938 67.2% 1,396 R+34.4
Kimball 203 15.3% 1,025 77.2% 99 1,327 R+61.9
Webster 242 18.5% 852 65.1% 215 1,309 R+46.6
Brown 145 11.2% 1,045 80.4% 110 1,300 R+69.2
Nance 344 27.1% 788 62.0% 139 1,271 R+34.9
Sherman 299 23.8% 738 58.9% 217 1,254 R+35.0
Hitchcock 188 15.2% 959 77.5% 90 1,237 R+62.3
Greeley 295 25.2% 728 62.3% 146 1,169 R+37.0
Franklin 180 16.3% 767 69.3% 159 1,106 R+53.1
Perkins 145 13.1% 827 74.9% 132 1,104 R+61.8
Frontier 123 12.3% 819 81.7% 60 1,002 R+69.5
Pawnee 196 21.0% 736 79.0% 932 R+57.9
Garfield 113 12.7% 665 74.9% 110 888 R+62.2
Garden 112 13.8% 661 81.7% 36 809 R+67.9
Boyd 111 13.8% 657 81.5% 38 806 R+67.7
Dundy 92 11.4% 671 83.3% 43 806 R+71.8
Deuel 102 13.2% 635 82.4% 34 771 R+69.1
Gosper 120 16.6% 534 74.1% 67 721 R+57.4
Rock 68 10.4% 528 80.5% 60 656 R+70.1
Sioux 85 14.3% 471 79.2% 39 595 R+64.9
Hayes 35 7.6% 383 83.3% 42 460 R+75.7
Wheeler 58 14.8% 299 76.1% 36 393 R+61.3
Logan 46 12.2% 297 78.6% 35 378 R+66.4
Keya Paha 37 9.9% 309 82.6% 28 374 R+72.7
Hooker 43 12.3% 283 80.9% 24 350 R+68.6
Banner 42 12.2% 267 77.6% 35 344 R+65.4
Thomas 35 11.1% 246 78.1% 34 315 R+67.0
Grant 22 7.5% 258 88.1% 13 293 R+80.5
Blaine 30 10.6% 241 84.9% 13 284 R+74.3
Loup 34 13.5% 194 77.0% 24 252 R+63.5
McPherson 30 12.8% 179 76.2% 26 235 R+63.4
Arthur 32 16.2% 149 75.3% 17 198 R+59.1

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

Nebraska in every House election we hold

YearSeatsHouse vote
2024 D 0, R 3 R+27.2
2022 D 0, R 3 R+27.0
2020 D 0, R 3 R+27.5
2018 D 0, R 3 R+24.1
2016 D 0, R 3 R+42.7
2014 D 1, R 2 R+29.1
2012 D 0, R 3 R+28.5
2010 D 0, R 3 R+39.2
2008 D 0, R 3 R+31.7
2006 D 0, R 3 R+12.1
2004 D 0, R 3 R+37.2
2002 D 0, R 3 R+71.8
2000 D 0, R 3 R+45.2
1998 D 0, R 3 R+54.8
1996 D 0, R 3 R+37.2
1994 D 0, R 3 R+28.4
1992 D 1, R 2 R+20.3
1990 D 1, R 2 R+5.5