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Election 2010 Results

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2010 US House elections in New York

New York elected 29 members of the House in 2010: Democrats won 21 seats and Republicans 8.

The closest was the 1st district, decided by 0.3 points: Timothy H. Bishop (Democrat) beat Randy Altschuler (Republican), 48.7% to 48.4%, a margin of 0.3 points and 593 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 43 of the 62 counties and Democrats in 19. The largest, Kings, cast 393,051 votes and went to the Democrat by 59.7 points. The closest was Chautauqua, where 154 votes separated the two parties.

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Early projection, based on early and incomplete polling: the likely matchups, each weighted by the betting markets' odds of both nominations, not a result. Each county is its 2024 presidential margin moved by its state's projected swing; set a national vote and every state, district and county moves by the same amount from our projection. Colours run in 100 steps from a safe Republican to a safe Democratic margin. Boundaries: US Census Bureau.

Every district

DistrictDemocratVotesRepublicanVotesOthersMargin
1 Timothy H. Bishop98,316 (48.7%) Randy Altschuler97,723 (48.4%) 5,968 D+0.3
2 Steve Israel94,594 (54.2%) John B. Gomez72,029 (41.3%) 7,867 D+12.9
3 Howard A. Kudler51,346 (27.6%) Peter T. King131,674 (70.9%) 2,748 R+43.2
4 Carolyn McCarthy94,483 (53.6%) Francis X. Becker81,718 (46.4%) 52 D+7.2
5 Gary L. Ackerman72,239 (59.7%) James Milano41,493 (34.3%) 7,194 D+25.4
6 Gregory W. Meeks85,096 (76.3%) Asher E. Taub11,826 (10.6%) 14,651 D+65.7
7 Joseph Crowley71,247 (72.7%) Kenneth A. Reynolds16,145 (16.5%) 10,579 D+56.2
8 Jerrold Nadler98,839 (69.1%) Susan L. Kone31,996 (22.4%) 12,291 D+46.7
9 Anthony D. Weiner67,011 (57.0%) Robert L. Turner43,129 (36.7%) 7,473 D+20.3
10 Edolphus Towns95,485 (79.7%) Diana Muniz7,419 (6.2%) 16,968 D+73.5
11 Yvette D. Clarke104,297 (83.5%) Hugh C. Carr10,858 (8.7%) 9,759 D+74.8
12 Nydia M. Velázquez68,624 (79.1%) none 18,129 D+79.1
13 Michael E. McMahon60,773 (46.2%) Michael G. Grimm65,024 (49.5%) 5,629 R+3.2
14 Carolyn B. Maloney107,327 (71.3%) David Ryan Brumberg32,065 (21.3%) 11,089 D+50.0
15 Charles B. Rangel91,225 (71.8%) Michel J. Faulkner11,754 (9.3%) 24,067 D+62.6
16 José E. Serrano61,642 (86.4%) Frank Della Valle2,758 (3.9%) 6,949 D+82.5
17 Eliot L. Engel95,346 (68.5%) Anthony Mele29,792 (21.4%) 13,988 D+47.1
18 Nita M. Lowey115,619 (61.7%) Jim Russell70,413 (37.6%) 1,332 D+24.1
19 John J. Hall98,766 (45.8%) Nan Haymorth109,956 (51.0%) 7,016 R+5.2
20 Scott Murphy107,075 (43.7%) Christopher P. Gibson130,178 (53.2%) 7,515 R+9.4
21 Paul Tonko124,889 (54.4%) Theodore J. Danz, Jr.95,752 (41.7%) 8,784 D+12.7
22 Maurice D. Hinchey98,661 (51.0%) George K. Phillips88,687 (45.9%) 6,010 D+5.2
23 William L. Owens82,232 (45.1%) Matthew A. Doheny80,237 (44.0%) 20,041 D+1.1
24 Michael A. Arcuri89,809 (45.3%) Richard L. Hanna101,599 (51.2%) 7,045 R+5.9
25 Daniel B. Maffei103,954 (48.2%) Ann Marie Buerkle104,602 (48.5%) 7,057 R+0.3
26 Philip A. Fedele54,307 (24.5%) Christopher John Lee151,449 (68.3%) 16,007 R+43.8
27 Brian Higgings119,085 (57.8%) Leonard A. Roberto76,320 (37.1%) 10,492 D+20.8
28 Louise McIntosh Slaughter102,514 (61.0%) Jill A. Rowland55,392 (33.0%) 10,149 D+28.0
29 Matthew C. Zeller86,099 (41.0%) Thomas W. Reed II112,314 (53.4%) 11,732 R+12.5

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Kings 299,125 76.1% 64,587 16.4% 29,339 393,051 D+59.7
Suffolk 192,643 49.1% 192,440 49.0% 7,448 392,531 D+0.1
Nassau 169,242 44.5% 209,542 55.1% 1,465 380,249 R+10.6
New York 267,893 75.0% 54,890 15.4% 34,508 357,291 D+59.6
Queens 240,154 72.2% 72,882 21.9% 19,814 332,850 D+50.3
Erie 160,972 55.6% 128,479 44.4% 289,451 D+11.2
Westchester 157,817 61.7% 95,643 37.4% 2,225 255,685 D+24.3
Monroe 110,319 49.6% 111,957 50.4% 222,276 R+0.7
Bronx 147,414 86.4% 16,709 9.8% 6,434 170,557 D+76.6
Onondaga 76,046 53.7% 65,632 46.3% 141,678 D+7.4
Albany 62,592 59.8% 42,076 40.2% 104,668 D+19.6
Richmond 45,159 44.9% 51,215 50.9% 4,187 100,561 R+6.0
Orange 45,497 47.6% 50,122 52.4% 95,619 R+4.8
Rockland 47,963 53.7% 31,275 35.0% 10,088 89,326 D+18.7
Dutchess 40,947 48.9% 42,808 51.1% 83,755 R+2.2
Saratoga 36,174 44.2% 45,612 55.8% 81,786 R+11.5
Oneida 29,030 45.2% 34,150 53.1% 1,099 64,279 R+8.0
Niagara 23,085 37.4% 38,679 62.6% 61,764 R+25.2
Ulster 33,149 55.0% 27,121 45.0% 60,270 D+10.0
Broome 25,934 43.4% 33,877 56.6% 59,811 R+13.3
Rensselaer 26,977 49.8% 27,240 50.2% 54,217 R+0.5
Schenectady 27,896 56.0% 21,946 44.0% 49,842 D+11.9
Oswego 20,142 44.1% 20,847 45.6% 4,702 45,691 R+1.5
Chautauqua 19,334 50.2% 19,180 49.8% 38,514 D+0.4
Ontario 14,263 43.4% 18,607 56.6% 32,870 R+13.2
Putnam 13,046 41.8% 18,157 58.2% 31,203 R+16.4
St. Lawrence 15,896 53.9% 11,254 38.2% 2,340 29,490 D+15.7
Jefferson 12,052 43.1% 13,288 47.5% 2,623 27,963 R+4.4
Tompkins 18,582 67.1% 9,096 32.9% 27,678 D+34.3
Steuben 11,645 43.2% 15,301 56.8% 26,946 R+13.6
Wayne 9,796 37.5% 16,352 62.5% 26,148 R+25.1
Chemung 11,162 46.1% 13,050 53.9% 24,212 R+7.8
Columbia 11,358 47.9% 12,377 52.1% 23,735 R+4.3
Clinton 12,453 52.8% 9,467 40.2% 1,658 23,578 D+12.7
Warren 10,584 45.7% 12,551 54.3% 23,135 R+8.5
Madison 9,192 41.9% 9,636 43.9% 3,130 21,958 R+2.0
Sullivan 11,152 53.0% 9,872 47.0% 21,024 D+6.1
Cattaraugus 7,615 36.9% 13,035 63.1% 20,650 R+26.2
Cayuga 9,900 48.3% 10,584 51.7% 20,484 R+3.3
Livingston 4,814 25.9% 13,767 74.1% 18,581 R+48.2
Washington 8,148 44.4% 10,192 55.6% 18,340 R+11.1
Herkimer 7,799 42.8% 10,433 57.2% 18,232 R+14.4
Otsego 8,250 49.0% 8,591 51.0% 16,841 R+2.0
Genesee 3,590 21.5% 13,116 78.5% 16,706 R+57.0
Greene 6,449 40.0% 9,680 60.0% 16,129 R+20.0
Tioga 5,648 36.3% 9,903 63.7% 15,551 R+27.4
Fulton 5,929 39.1% 8,287 54.7% 946 15,162 R+15.6
Montgomery 7,210 49.1% 7,480 50.9% 14,690 R+1.8
Delaware 6,150 45.3% 7,441 54.7% 13,591 R+9.5
Chenango 5,739 44.4% 7,173 55.6% 12,912 R+11.1
Essex 6,290 48.8% 5,775 44.8% 832 12,897 D+4.0
Cortland 5,819 45.6% 6,931 54.4% 12,750 R+8.7
Franklin 6,471 51.1% 4,842 38.2% 1,350 12,663 D+12.9
Allegany 4,242 34.4% 8,086 65.6% 12,328 R+31.2
Wyoming 2,267 19.1% 9,599 80.9% 11,866 R+61.8
Schoharie 5,170 47.1% 5,809 52.9% 10,979 R+5.8
Orleans 2,592 25.0% 7,778 75.0% 10,370 R+50.0
Seneca 4,019 44.6% 4,991 55.4% 9,010 R+10.8
Lewis 3,015 38.7% 3,660 47.0% 1,106 7,781 R+8.3
Yates 2,974 43.2% 3,915 56.8% 6,889 R+13.7
Schuyler 2,528 43.3% 3,307 56.7% 5,835 R+13.4
Hamilton 777 29.4% 1,612 60.9% 256 2,645 R+31.6

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

New York in every House election we hold

YearSeatsHouse vote
2024 D 19, R 7 D+14.7
2022 D 15, R 11 D+11.7
2020 D 19, R 8 D+25.7
2018 D 21, R 6 D+35.8
2016 D 18, R 9 D+27.0
2014 D 18, R 9 D+11.6
2012 D 21, R 6 D+26.6
2010 D 21, R 8 D+15.5
2008 D 26, R 3 D+29.2
2006 D 23, R 6 D+31.1
2004 D 20, R 9 D+16.6
2002 D 19, R 10 D+3.5
2000 D 19, R 12 D+10.4
1998 D 18, R 13 D+8.5
1996 D 18, R 13 D+10.6
1994 D 17, R 14 R+0.8
1992 D 18, R 13 D+5.1
1990 D 21, R 13 D+4.6