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Election 2012 Results
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2012 House election results by district and county
Republicans kept the House with 234 seats even as Barack Obama won re-election, holding on under new district maps drawn after the 2010 census.
Democrats won 201 seats in the House of Representatives in 2012 and Republicans 234, on these results. Their candidates took 59,059,149 and 57,916,581 votes (D+0.9 of all votes cast, counting every district as it stood, including races with no candidate from one party).
The closest districts were North Carolina 7 (D+0.2), Utah 4 (D+0.3) and Illinois 13 (R+0.3). District lines change after each census and sometimes in between, so the map below shows the House vote county by county.
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 2012 House elections
The 2012 House elections were the first under maps drawn after the 2010 census, and Republicans controlled the redistricting process in more states, including Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, North Carolina and Wisconsin. Obama won a second term, and Democrats gained eight seats, but Republicans kept a majority of 234 to 201. Democrats won slightly more House votes nationwide, which fueled a long-running argument over partisan gerrymandering. Several Democrats held conservative seats by tiny margins. Mike McIntyre held North Carolina's 7th by 0.2 points after Republicans redrew it against him, and Jim Matheson kept Utah's new 4th District by 0.3 against Republican Mia Love. Both retired rather than run again in 2014. In Florida's 18th District, Democrat Patrick Murphy ousted Republican Allen West, a Tea Party favorite, by 0.6 points. In Arizona's 2nd, Democrat Ron Barber, who had succeeded the wounded Gabby Giffords, beat Republican Martha McSally by 0.8. Republicans won some close ones too: Rodney Davis took an open Illinois seat by 0.3, and Dan Benishek held Michigan's 1st by half a point.
Every district
| District | Democrat | Votes | Republican | Votes | Others | Margin |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alabama 1 | none | Jo Bonner | 196,374 (97.9%) | 4,302 | R+97.9 | |
| Alabama 2 | Therese Ford | 103,092 (36.3%) | Martha Roby | 180,591 (63.6%) | 270 | R+27.3 |
| Alabama 3 | John Andrew Harris | 98,141 (35.8%) | Mike Rogers | 175,306 (64.0%) | 483 | R+28.2 |
| Alabama 4 | Daniel H. Boman | 69,706 (25.9%) | Robert B. Aderholt | 199,071 (74.0%) | 341 | R+48.1 |
| Alabama 5 | Charlie L. Holley | 101,772 (34.9%) | Mo Brooks | 189,185 (64.9%) | 336 | R+30.0 |
| Alabama 6 | Penny H. Bailey | 88,267 (28.6%) | Spencer Bachus | 219,262 (71.2%) | 573 | R+42.5 |
| Alabama 7 | Terri A. Sewell | 232,520 (75.8%) | Don Chamberlain | 73,835 (24.1%) | 203 | D+51.8 |
| Alaska at large | Sharon M. Cissna | 82,927 (28.6%) | Don Young | 185,296 (63.9%) | Jim C. McDermott (Libertarian) 15,028 (5.2%) |
R+35.3 |
| Arizona 1 | Ann Kirkpatrick | 122,774 (48.8%) | Jonathan Paton | 113,594 (45.1%) | Kim Allen (Libertarian) 15,227 (6.1%) |
D+3.7 |
| Arizona 2 | Ron Barber | 147,338 (50.4%) | Martha McSally | 144,884 (49.6%) | 57 | D+0.8 |
| Arizona 3 | Raúl M. Grijalva | 98,468 (58.4%) | Gabriela Saucedo Mercer | 62,663 (37.1%) | 7,567 | D+21.2 |
| Arizona 4 | Johnnie Robinson | 69,154 (28.4%) | Paul A. Gosar | 162,907 (66.8%) | 11,699 | R+38.5 |
| Arizona 5 | Spencer Morgan | 89,589 (32.8%) | Matt Salmon | 183,470 (67.2%) | R+34.4 | |
| Arizona 6 | Matt Jette | 97,666 (33.3%) | David Schweikert | 179,706 (61.3%) | 15,805 | R+28.0 |
| Arizona 7 | Ed Pastor | 104,489 (81.7%) | none | Joe Cobb (Libertarian) 23,338 (18.3%) |
D+81.7 | |
| Arizona 8 | Gene Scharer | 95,635 (35.1%) | Trent Franks | 172,809 (63.3%) | 4,347 | R+28.3 |
| Arizona 9 | Kyrsten Sinema | 121,881 (48.7%) | Vernon B. Parker | 111,630 (44.6%) | Powell Gammill (Libertarian) 16,620 (6.6%) |
D+4.1 |
| Arkansas 1 | Scott Ellington | 96,601 (39.1%) | Eric A. "Rick" Crawford | 138,800 (56.2%) | 11,442 | R+17.1 |
| Arkansas 2 | Herb Rule | 113,156 (39.5%) | Tim Griffin | 158,175 (55.2%) | 15,267 | R+15.7 |
| Arkansas 3 | none | Steve Womack | 186,467 (75.9%) | Rebekah J. Kennedy (Green) 39,318 (16.0%) |
R+75.9 | |
| Arkansas 4 | Gene Jeffress | 95,013 (36.7%) | Tom Cotton | 154,149 (59.5%) | 9,791 | R+22.8 |
| California 1 | Jim Reed | 125,386 (42.6%) | Doug La Malfa | 168,827 (57.4%) | R+14.8 | |
| California 2 | Jared Huffman | 226,216 (71.2%) | Daniel W. Roberts | 91,310 (28.8%) | D+42.5 | |
| California 3 | John Garamendi | 126,882 (54.2%) | Kim Vann | 107,086 (45.8%) | D+8.5 | |
| California 4 | Jack Uppal | 125,885 (38.9%) | Tom McClintock | 197,803 (61.1%) | R+22.2 | |
| California 5 | Mike Thompson | 202,872 (74.5%) | Randy Loftin | 69,545 (25.5%) | D+48.9 | |
| California 6 | Doris O. Matsui | 160,667 (75.1%) | Joseph McCray, Sr. | 53,406 (24.9%) | D+50.1 | |
| California 7 | Ami Bera | 141,241 (51.7%) | Daniel E. Lungren | 132,050 (48.3%) | D+3.4 | |
| California 8 | none | Paul Cook | 103,093 (57.4%) | Gregg Imus (Republican) 76,551 (42.6%) |
R+57.4 | |
| California 9 | Jerry McNerney | 118,373 (55.6%) | Ricky Gill | 94,704 (44.4%) | D+11.1 | |
| California 10 | Jose Hernandez | 98,934 (47.3%) | Jeff Denham | 110,265 (52.7%) | R+5.4 | |
| California 11 | George Miller | 200,743 (69.7%) | Virginia Fuller | 87,136 (30.3%) | D+39.5 | |
| California 12 | Nancy Pelosi | 253,709 (85.1%) | John Dennis | 44,478 (14.9%) | D+70.2 | |
| California 13 | Barbara Lee | 250,436 (86.8%) | none | Marilyn M. Singleton (Independent) 38,146 (13.2%) |
D+86.8 | |
| California 14 | Jackie Speier | 203,828 (78.9%) | Deborah "Debbie" Bacigalupi | 54,455 (21.1%) | D+57.8 | |
| California 15 | Eric Swalwell | 120,388 (52.1%) | none | Fortney Pete Stark (Democratic) 110,646 (47.9%) |
D+52.1 | |
| California 16 | Jim Costa | 84,649 (57.4%) | Brian Daniel Whelan | 62,801 (42.6%) | D+14.8 | |
| California 17 | Michael M. Honda | 159,392 (73.5%) | Evelyn Li | 57,336 (26.5%) | D+47.1 | |
| California 18 | Anna G. Eshoo | 212,831 (70.5%) | Dave Chapman | 89,103 (29.5%) | D+41.0 | |
| California 19 | Zoe Lofgren | 162,300 (73.2%) | Robert Murray | 59,313 (26.8%) | D+46.5 | |
| California 20 | Sam Farr | 172,996 (74.1%) | Jeff Taylor | 60,566 (25.9%) | D+48.1 | |
| California 21 | John Hernandez | 49,119 (42.2%) | David G. Valadao | 67,164 (57.8%) | R+15.5 | |
| California 22 | Otto Lee | 81,555 (38.1%) | Devin Nunes | 132,386 (61.9%) | R+23.8 | |
| California 23 | none | Kevin McCarthy | 158,161 (73.2%) | Terry Phillips (Independent) 57,842 (26.8%) |
R+73.2 | |
| California 24 | Lois Capps | 156,749 (55.1%) | Abel Maldonado | 127,746 (44.9%) | D+10.2 | |
| California 25 | Lee C. Rogers | 106,982 (45.2%) | Howard P. "Buck" McKeon | 129,593 (54.8%) | R+9.6 | |
| California 26 | Julia Brownley | 139,072 (52.7%) | Tony Strickland | 124,863 (47.3%) | D+5.4 | |
| California 27 | Judy Chu | 154,191 (64.0%) | Jack Orswell | 86,817 (36.0%) | D+28.0 | |
| California 28 | Adam B. Schiff | 188,703 (76.5%) | Phil Jennerjahn | 58,008 (23.5%) | D+53.0 | |
| California 29 | Tony Cardenas | 111,287 (74.1%) | none | David R. Hernandez (Independent) 38,994 (25.9%) |
D+74.1 | |
| California 30 | Brad Sherman | 149,456 (60.3%) | none | Howard L. Berman (Democratic) 98,395 (39.7%) |
D+60.3 | |
| California 31 | none | Gary G. Miller | 88,964 (55.2%) | Bob Dutton (Republican) 72,255 (44.8%) |
R+55.2 | |
| California 32 | Grace F. Napolitano | 124,903 (65.7%) | David L. Miller | 65,208 (34.3%) | D+31.4 | |
| California 33 | Henry A. Waxman | 171,860 (54.0%) | none | Bill Bloomfield (Independent) 146,660 (46.0%) |
D+54.0 | |
| California 34 | Xavier Becerra | 120,367 (85.6%) | Stephen C. Smith | 20,223 (14.4%) | D+71.2 | |
| California 35 | Gloria Negrete McLeod | 79,698 (55.9%) | none | Joe Baca (Democratic) 62,982 (44.1%) |
D+55.9 | |
| California 36 | Raul Ruiz | 110,189 (52.9%) | Mary Bono Mack | 97,953 (47.1%) | D+5.9 | |
| California 37 | Karen Bass | 207,039 (86.4%) | Morgan Osborne | 32,541 (13.6%) | D+72.8 | |
| California 38 | Linda T. Sánchez | 145,280 (67.5%) | Benjamin Campos | 69,807 (32.5%) | D+35.1 | |
| California 39 | Jay Chen | 106,360 (42.2%) | Edward R. Royce | 145,607 (57.8%) | R+15.6 | |
| California 40 | Lucille Roybal-Allard | 73,940 (58.9%) | none | David Sanchez (Democratic) 51,613 (41.1%) |
D+58.9 | |
| California 41 | Mark Takano | 103,578 (59.0%) | John Tavaglione | 72,074 (41.0%) | D+17.9 | |
| California 42 | Michael Williamson | 84,702 (39.4%) | Ken Calvert | 130,245 (60.6%) | R+21.2 | |
| California 43 | Maxine Waters | 143,123 (71.2%) | none | Bob Flores (Democratic) 57,771 (28.8%) |
D+71.2 | |
| California 44 | Janice Hahn | 99,909 (60.2%) | none | Laura Richardson (Democratic) 65,989 (39.8%) |
D+60.2 | |
| California 45 | Sukhee Kang | 121,814 (41.5%) | John Campbell | 171,417 (58.5%) | R+16.9 | |
| California 46 | Loretta Sanchez | 95,694 (63.9%) | Jerry Hayden | 54,121 (36.1%) | D+27.8 | |
| California 47 | Alan Lowenthal | 130,093 (56.6%) | Gary Delong | 99,919 (43.4%) | D+13.1 | |
| California 48 | Ron Varasteh | 113,358 (39.0%) | Dana Rohrabacher | 177,144 (61.0%) | R+22.0 | |
| California 49 | Jerry Tetalman | 114,893 (41.8%) | Darrell E. Issa | 159,725 (58.2%) | R+16.3 | |
| California 50 | David B. Secor | 83,455 (32.3%) | Duncan Hunter | 174,838 (67.7%) | R+35.4 | |
| California 51 | Juan Vargas | 113,934 (71.5%) | Michael Crimmins | 45,464 (28.5%) | D+43.0 | |
| California 52 | Scott Peters | 151,451 (51.2%) | Brian P. Bilbray | 144,459 (48.8%) | D+2.4 | |
| California 53 | Susan A. Davis | 164,825 (61.4%) | Nick Popaditch | 103,482 (38.6%) | D+22.9 | |
| Colorado 1 | Diana Degette | 237,579 (68.2%) | Danny Stroud | 93,217 (26.8%) | 17,414 | D+41.5 |
| Colorado 2 | Jared Polis | 234,758 (55.7%) | Kevin Lundberg | 162,639 (38.6%) | 24,183 | D+17.1 |
| Colorado 3 | Sal Pace | 142,619 (41.1%) | Scott R. Tipton | 185,291 (53.4%) | 19,337 | R+12.3 |
| Colorado 4 | Brandon Shaffer | 125,800 (36.7%) | Cory Gardner | 200,006 (58.4%) | 16,530 | R+21.7 |
| Colorado 5 | none | Doug Lamborn | 199,639 (65.0%) | Dave Anderson (Independent) 53,318 (17.4%) |
R+65.0 | |
| Colorado 6 | Joe Miklosi | 156,937 (45.8%) | Mike Coffman | 163,938 (47.8%) | 22,039 | R+2.0 |
| Colorado 7 | Ed Perlmutter | 182,460 (53.5%) | Joe Coors | 139,066 (40.8%) | 19,444 | D+12.7 |
| Connecticut 1 | John B. Larson | 206,973 (69.7%) | John Henry Decker | 82,321 (27.7%) | 7,767 | D+42.0 |
| Connecticut 2 | Joe Courtney | 204,708 (68.5%) | Paul M. Formica | 88,103 (29.5%) | 6,149 | D+39.0 |
| Connecticut 3 | Rosa L. Delauro | 217,573 (74.7%) | Wayne Winsley | 73,726 (25.3%) | 1 | D+49.4 |
| Connecticut 4 | James A. Himes | 175,929 (60.0%) | Steve Obsitnik | 117,503 (40.0%) | D+19.9 | |
| Connecticut 5 | Elizabeth Esty | 146,098 (51.3%) | Andrew Roraback | 138,637 (48.7%) | 22 | D+2.6 |
| Delaware at large | John C. Carney | 249,933 (64.4%) | Thomas H. Kovach | 129,757 (33.4%) | 8,369 | D+31.0 |
| Florida 1 | Jim Bryan | 92,961 (27.1%) | Jeff Miller | 238,440 (69.6%) | 11,193 | R+42.5 |
| Florida 2 | Al Lawson | 157,634 (47.2%) | Steve Southerland II | 175,856 (52.7%) | 228 | R+5.5 |
| Florida 3 | J. R. Gaillot | 102,468 (32.5%) | Ted Yoho | 204,331 (64.7%) | 8,870 | R+32.3 |
| Florida 4 | none | Ander Crenshaw | 239,988 (76.1%) | Jim Klauder (Independent) 75,236 (23.8%) |
R+76.1 | |
| Florida 5 | Corrine Brown | 190,472 (70.8%) | Leanne Kolb | 70,700 (26.3%) | 7,981 | D+44.5 |
| Florida 6 | Heather Beaven | 146,489 (42.8%) | Ron Desantis | 195,962 (57.2%) | R+14.5 | |
| Florida 7 | Jason H. Kendall | 130,479 (41.3%) | John L. Mica | 185,518 (58.7%) | 13 | R+17.4 |
| Florida 8 | Shannon Roberts | 130,870 (37.5%) | Bill Posey | 205,432 (58.9%) | 12,607 | R+21.4 |
| Florida 9 | Alan Grayson | 164,891 (62.5%) | Todd Long | 98,856 (37.5%) | D+25.0 | |
| Florida 10 | Val B. Demings | 153,574 (48.3%) | Daniel Webster | 164,649 (51.7%) | 46 | R+3.5 |
| Florida 11 | H. David Werder | 120,303 (35.5%) | Richard B. Nugent | 218,360 (64.5%) | R+29.0 | |
| Florida 12 | Jonathan Michael Snow | 108,770 (32.9%) | Gus M. Bilirakis | 209,604 (63.5%) | 11,793 | R+30.5 |
| Florida 13 | Jessica Ehrlich | 139,742 (42.4%) | C. W. Bill Young | 189,605 (57.6%) | R+15.1 | |
| Florida 14 | Kathy Castor | 197,121 (70.2%) | Evelio "E J" Otero | 83,480 (29.8%) | D+40.5 | |
| Florida 15 | none | Dennis A. Ross | no vote | |||
| Florida: Unopposed; no votes were counted. | ||||||
| Florida 16 | Keith Fitzgerald | 161,929 (46.4%) | Vern Buchanan | 187,147 (53.6%) | R+7.2 | |
| Florida 17 | William Bronson | 116,766 (41.4%) | Thomas J. Rooney | 165,488 (58.6%) | 12 | R+17.3 |
| Florida 18 | Patrick Murphy | 166,257 (50.3%) | Allen B. West | 164,353 (49.7%) | 55 | D+0.6 |
| Florida 19 | Jim Roach | 109,746 (35.8%) | Trey Radel | 189,833 (62.0%) | 6,637 | R+26.2 |
| Florida 20 | Alcee L. Hastings | 214,727 (87.9%) | none | Randall Terry (Independent) 29,553 (12.1%) |
D+87.9 | |
| Florida 21 | Theodore E. Deutch | 221,263 (77.8%) | none | W. Michael "Mike" Trout (Independent) 37,776 (13.3%) |
D+77.8 | |
| Florida 22 | Lois Frankel | 171,021 (54.6%) | Adam Hasner | 142,050 (45.4%) | D+9.3 | |
| Florida 23 | Debbie Wasserman Schultz | 174,205 (63.2%) | Karen Harrington | 98,096 (35.6%) | 3,129 | D+27.6 |
| Florida 24 | Frederica S. Wilson | none | no vote | |||
| Florida: Unopposed; no votes were counted. | ||||||
| Florida 25 | none | Mario Diaz-Balart | 151,466 (75.6%) | Stanley Blumenthal (Independent) 31,664 (15.8%) |
R+75.7 | |
| Florida 26 | Joe Garcia | 135,694 (53.6%) | David Rivera | 108,820 (43.0%) | 8,443 | D+10.6 |
| Florida 27 | Manny Yevancey | 85,020 (36.9%) | Ileana Ros-Lehtinen | 138,488 (60.2%) | 6,663 | R+23.2 |
| Georgia 1 | Lesli Rae Messinger | 92,399 (37.0%) | Jack Kingston | 157,181 (63.0%) | R+26.0 | |
| Georgia 2 | Sanford D. Bishop, Jr. | 162,751 (63.8%) | John House | 92,410 (36.2%) | D+27.6 | |
| Georgia 3 | none | Lynn A. Westmoreland | 232,380 (100.0%) | R+100.0 | ||
| Georgia 4 | Henry C. "Hank" Johnson, Jr. | 208,861 (73.6%) | J. Chris Vaughn | 75,041 (26.4%) | D+47.1 | |
| Georgia 5 | John Lewis | 234,330 (84.4%) | Howard Stopeck | 43,335 (15.6%) | D+68.8 | |
| Georgia 6 | Jeff Kazanow | 104,365 (35.5%) | Tom Price | 189,669 (64.5%) | R+29.0 | |
| Georgia 7 | Steve Reilly | 95,377 (37.8%) | Rob Woodall | 156,689 (62.2%) | R+24.3 | |
| Georgia 8 | none | Austin Scott | 197,789 (100.0%) | R+100.0 | ||
| Georgia 9 | Jody Cooley | 60,052 (23.8%) | Doug Collins | 192,101 (76.2%) | R+52.4 | |
| Georgia 10 | none | Paul C. Broun | 211,065 (100.0%) | R+100.0 | ||
| Georgia 11 | Patrick Thompson | 90,353 (31.4%) | Phil Gingrey | 196,968 (68.6%) | R+37.1 | |
| Georgia 12 | John Barrow | 139,148 (53.7%) | Lee Anderson | 119,973 (46.3%) | D+7.4 | |
| Georgia 13 | David Scott | 201,988 (71.7%) | S. Malik | 79,550 (28.3%) | D+43.5 | |
| Georgia 14 | Daniel "Danny" Grant | 59,245 (27.0%) | Tom Graves | 159,947 (73.0%) | R+45.9 | |
| Hawaii 1 | Colleen W. Hanabusa | 116,505 (53.5%) | Charles K. Djou | 96,824 (44.4%) | 4,547 | D+9.0 |
| Hawaii 2 | Tulsi Gabbard | 168,503 (76.8%) | Kawika Crowley | 40,707 (18.6%) | 10,073 | D+58.3 |
| Idaho 1 | Jimmy Farris | 97,450 (30.8%) | Raúl R. Labrador | 199,402 (63.0%) | 19,872 | R+32.2 |
| Idaho 2 | Nicole Lefavour | 110,847 (34.8%) | Michael K. Simpson | 207,412 (65.1%) | 235 | R+30.3 |
| Illinois 1 | Bobby L. Rush | 236,854 (73.8%) | Donald E. Peloquin | 83,989 (26.2%) | 1 | D+47.6 |
| Illinois 2 | Jesse L. Jackson, Jr. | 188,303 (63.3%) | Brian Woodworth | 69,115 (23.2%) | Marcus Lewis (Independent) 40,006 (13.4%) |
D+40.0 |
| Illinois 3 | Daniel Lipinski | 168,738 (68.5%) | Richard L. Grabowski | 77,653 (31.5%) | 7 | D+37.0 |
| Illinois 4 | Luis V. Gutierrez | 133,226 (83.0%) | Hector Concepcion | 27,279 (17.0%) | 4 | D+66.0 |
| Illinois 5 | Mike Quigley | 177,729 (65.7%) | Dan Schmitt | 77,289 (28.6%) | Nancy Wade (Green) 15,359 (5.7%) |
D+37.2 |
| Illinois 6 | Leslie Coolidge | 132,991 (40.8%) | Peter J. Roskam | 193,138 (59.2%) | R+18.4 | |
| Illinois 7 | Danny K. Davis | 242,439 (84.6%) | Rita Zak | 31,466 (11.0%) | 12,530 | D+73.7 |
| Illinois 8 | Tammy Duckworth | 123,206 (54.7%) | Joe Walsh | 101,860 (45.3%) | D+9.5 | |
| Illinois 9 | Janice D. Schakowsky | 194,869 (66.3%) | Timothy C. Wolfe | 98,924 (33.7%) | 14 | D+32.7 |
| Illinois 10 | Brad Schneider | 133,890 (50.6%) | Robert J. Dold | 130,564 (49.4%) | D+1.3 | |
| Illinois 11 | Bill Foster | 148,928 (58.6%) | Judy Biggert | 105,348 (41.4%) | 19 | D+17.1 |
| Illinois 12 | William L. Enyart | 157,000 (51.7%) | Jason Plummer | 129,902 (42.7%) | Paula Bradshaw (Green) 17,045 (5.6%) |
D+8.9 |
| Illinois 13 | David M. Gill | 136,032 (46.2%) | Rodney Davis | 137,034 (46.5%) | John Hartman (Independent) 21,319 (7.2%) |
R+0.3 |
| Illinois 14 | Dennis Anderson | 124,351 (41.2%) | Randy Hultgren | 177,603 (58.8%) | R+17.6 | |
| Illinois 15 | Angela Michael | 94,162 (31.4%) | John Shimkus | 205,775 (68.6%) | R+37.2 | |
| Illinois 16 | Wanda Rohl | 112,301 (38.2%) | Adam Kinzinger | 181,789 (61.8%) | R+23.6 | |
| Illinois 17 | Cheri Bustos | 153,519 (53.3%) | Robert T. Schilling | 134,623 (46.7%) | 19 | D+6.6 |
| Illinois 18 | Steve Waterworth | 85,164 (25.8%) | Aaron Schock | 244,467 (74.2%) | R+48.3 | |
| Indiana 1 | Peter J. Visclosky | 187,743 (67.3%) | Joel Phelps | 91,291 (32.7%) | D+34.6 | |
| Indiana 2 | Brendan Mullen | 130,113 (47.6%) | Jackie Walorski | 134,033 (49.0%) | 9,329 | R+1.4 |
| Indiana 3 | Kevin R. Boyd | 92,363 (33.0%) | Marlin A. Stutzman | 187,872 (67.0%) | R+34.1 | |
| Indiana 4 | Tara E. Nelson | 93,015 (34.2%) | Todd Rokita | 168,688 (62.0%) | 10,565 | R+27.8 |
| Indiana 5 | Scott Reske | 125,347 (37.6%) | Susan Brooks | 194,570 (58.4%) | 13,442 | R+20.8 |
| Indiana 6 | Bradley T. Bookout | 96,678 (35.1%) | Luke Messer | 162,613 (59.1%) | Rex Bell (Libertarian) 15,962 (5.8%) |
R+24.0 |
| Indiana 7 | André Carson | 162,122 (62.9%) | Carlos A. May | 95,828 (37.1%) | D+25.7 | |
| Indiana 8 | Dave Crooks | 122,325 (43.1%) | Larry Bucshon | 151,533 (53.4%) | 10,134 | R+10.3 |
| Indiana 9 | Shelli Yoder | 132,848 (44.6%) | Todd C. Young | 165,332 (55.4%) | R+10.9 | |
| Iowa 1 | Bruce L. Braley | 222,422 (56.9%) | Ben Lange | 162,465 (41.6%) | 5,962 | D+15.3 |
| Iowa 2 | David Loebsack | 211,863 (55.6%) | John Archer | 161,977 (42.5%) | 7,435 | D+13.1 |
| Iowa 3 | Leonard L. Boswell | 168,632 (43.6%) | Tom Latham | 202,000 (52.2%) | 16,210 | R+8.6 |
| Iowa 4 | Christie Vilsack | 169,470 (44.8%) | Steve King | 200,063 (52.9%) | 8,350 | R+8.1 |
| Kansas 1 | none | Tim Huelskamp | 211,337 (100.0%) | R+100.0 | ||
| Kansas 2 | Tobias Schlingensiepen | 113,735 (38.7%) | Lynn Jenkins | 167,463 (57.0%) | 12,520 | R+18.3 |
| Kansas 3 | none | Kevin Yoder | 201,087 (68.5%) | Joel Balam (Libertarian) 92,675 (31.5%) |
R+68.5 | |
| Kansas 4 | Robert Leon Tillman | 81,770 (31.6%) | Mike Pompeo | 161,094 (62.2%) | Thomas Jefferson (Libertarian) 16,058 (6.2%) |
R+30.6 |
| Kentucky 1 | Charles Kendall Hatchett | 87,199 (30.4%) | Ed Whitfield | 199,956 (69.6%) | R+39.3 | |
| Kentucky 2 | David Lynn Williams | 89,541 (31.7%) | Brett Guthrie | 181,508 (64.3%) | 11,218 | R+32.6 |
| Kentucky 3 | John A. Yarmuth | 206,385 (64.0%) | Brooks Wicker | 111,452 (34.5%) | 4,819 | D+29.4 |
| Kentucky 4 | William R. "Bill" Adkins | 104,734 (35.0%) | Thomas Massie | 186,036 (62.1%) | 8,674 | R+27.2 |
| Kentucky 5 | Kenneth S. Stepp | 55,447 (22.1%) | Harold Rogers | 195,408 (77.9%) | R+55.8 | |
| Kentucky 6 | Ben Chandler | 141,438 (46.7%) | Garland "Andy" Barr | 153,222 (50.6%) | 8,340 | R+3.9 |
| Louisiana 1 | M. V. "Vinny" Mendoza | 61,703 (21.2%) | Steve Scalise | 193,496 (66.6%) | Gary King (Republican) 24,844 (8.6%) |
R+45.4 |
| Louisiana 2 | Cedric Richmond | 158,501 (55.2%) | Dwayne Bailey | 38,801 (13.5%) | Gary Landrieu (Democratic) 71,916 (25.0%) |
D+41.7 |
| Louisiana 3 | none | Charles Boustany | 58,820 (60.9%) | Jeff Landry (Republican) 37,767 (39.1%) |
R+60.9 | |
| Louisiana: Decided in the December runoff. | ||||||
| Louisiana 4 | none | John Fleming | 187,894 (75.3%) | Randall Lord (Libertarian) 61,637 (24.7%) |
R+75.3 | |
| Louisiana 5 | none | Rodney Alexander | 202,536 (77.8%) | Ron Ceasar (Independent) 37,486 (14.4%) |
R+77.8 | |
| Louisiana 6 | none | Bill Cassidy | 243,553 (79.4%) | Rufus Holt Craig (Libertarian) 32,185 (10.5%) |
R+79.4 | |
| Maine 1 | Chellie Pingree | 236,363 (62.1%) | Jonathan T. E. Courtney | 128,440 (33.7%) | 15,912 | D+28.4 |
| Maine 2 | Michael H. Michaud | 191,456 (55.7%) | Kevin L. Raye | 137,542 (40.0%) | 14,910 | D+15.7 |
| Maryland 1 | Wendy Rosen | 92,812 (27.5%) | Andy Harris | 214,204 (63.4%) | 30,744 | R+35.9 |
| Maryland 2 | C. A. Dutch Ruppersberger | 194,088 (65.6%) | Nancy C. Jacobs | 92,071 (31.1%) | 9,781 | D+34.5 |
| Maryland 3 | John P. Sarbanes | 213,747 (66.8%) | Eric Delano Knowles | 94,549 (29.6%) | 11,563 | D+37.3 |
| Maryland 4 | Donna F. Edwards | 240,385 (77.2%) | Faith M. Loudon | 64,560 (20.7%) | 6,567 | D+56.4 |
| Maryland 5 | Steny H. Hoyer | 238,618 (69.4%) | Tony O'Donnell | 95,271 (27.7%) | 9,931 | D+41.7 |
| Maryland 6 | John Delaney | 181,921 (58.8%) | Roscoe G. Bartlett | 117,313 (37.9%) | 10,315 | D+20.9 |
| Maryland 7 | Elijah E. Cummings | 247,770 (76.5%) | Frank C. Mirabile | 67,405 (20.8%) | 8,643 | D+55.7 |
| Maryland 8 | Chris Van Hollen | 217,531 (63.4%) | Ken Timmerman | 113,033 (32.9%) | 12,692 | D+30.4 |
| Massachusetts 1 | Richard E. Neal | 261,936 (77.8%) | none | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 70,422 (20.9%) |
D+77.8 | |
| Massachusetts 2 | James P. McGovern | 259,257 (75.6%) | none | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 79,401 (23.2%) |
D+75.6 | |
| Massachusetts 3 | Niki Tsongas | 212,119 (63.3%) | Jonathan A. Golnik | 109,372 (32.6%) | 13,620 | D+30.7 |
| Massachusetts 4 | Joseph P. Kennedy III | 221,303 (59.3%) | Sean Bielat | 129,936 (34.8%) | 21,875 | D+24.5 |
| Massachusetts 5 | Edward J. Markey | 257,490 (70.7%) | Tom Tierney | 82,944 (22.8%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 23,092 (6.3%) |
D+47.9 |
| Massachusetts 6 | John F. Tierney | 180,942 (46.4%) | Richard R. Tisei | 176,612 (45.3%) | 32,298 | D+1.1 |
| Massachusetts 7 | Michael E. Capuano | 210,794 (73.9%) | none | Karla Romero (Independent) 41,199 (14.4%) |
D+73.9 | |
| Massachusetts 8 | Stephen F. Lynch | 263,999 (71.0%) | Joe Selvaggi | 82,242 (22.1%) | Blank Vote/Scattering (Independent) 24,883 (6.7%) |
D+48.9 |
| Massachusetts 9 | William R. Keating | 212,754 (55.1%) | Christopher Sheldon | 116,531 (30.2%) | Daniel S. Botelho (Independent) 32,655 (8.5%) |
D+24.9 |
| Michigan 1 | Gary McDowell | 165,179 (47.6%) | Dan Benishek | 167,060 (48.1%) | 14,798 | R+0.5 |
| Michigan 2 | Willie German, Jr. | 108,973 (34.2%) | Bill Huizenga | 194,653 (61.2%) | 14,641 | R+26.9 |
| Michigan 3 | Steve Pestka | 144,108 (44.2%) | Justin Amash | 171,675 (52.6%) | 10,500 | R+8.5 |
| Michigan 4 | Debra Freidell Wirth | 104,996 (33.6%) | Dave Camp | 197,386 (63.1%) | 10,567 | R+29.5 |
| Michigan 5 | Daniel T. Kildee | 214,531 (65.0%) | Jim Slezak | 103,931 (31.5%) | 11,684 | D+33.5 |
| Michigan 6 | Mike O'Brien | 136,563 (42.6%) | Fred Upton | 174,955 (54.6%) | 8,957 | R+12.0 |
| Michigan 7 | Kurt Richard Haskell | 136,849 (43.0%) | Tim Walberg | 169,668 (53.3%) | 11,552 | R+10.3 |
| Michigan 8 | Lance Enderle | 128,657 (37.3%) | Mike Rogers | 202,217 (58.6%) | 14,180 | R+21.3 |
| Michigan 9 | Sander M. Levin | 208,846 (61.9%) | Don Volaric | 114,760 (34.0%) | 13,710 | D+27.9 |
| Michigan 10 | Chuck Stadler | 97,734 (29.7%) | Candice S. Miller | 226,075 (68.8%) | 4,803 | R+39.1 |
| Michigan 11 | Syed Taj | 158,879 (44.4%) | Kerry Bentivolio | 181,788 (50.8%) | 17,472 | R+6.4 |
| Michigan 12 | John D. Dingell | 216,884 (67.9%) | Cynthia Kallgren | 92,472 (29.0%) | 9,867 | D+39.0 |
| Michigan 13 | John Conyers, Jr. | 235,336 (82.8%) | Harry T. Sawicki | 38,769 (13.6%) | 10,165 | D+69.2 |
| Michigan 14 | Gary C. Peters | 270,450 (82.3%) | John Hauler | 51,395 (15.6%) | 6,947 | D+66.6 |
| Minnesota 1 | Timothy J. Walz | 193,211 (57.5%) | Allen Quist | 142,164 (42.3%) | 505 | D+15.2 |
| Minnesota 2 | Mike Obermueller | 164,338 (45.8%) | John Kline | 193,587 (54.0%) | 521 | R+8.2 |
| Minnesota 3 | Brian Barnes | 159,937 (41.8%) | Erik Paulsen | 222,335 (58.1%) | 433 | R+16.3 |
| Minnesota 4 | Betty McCollum | 216,685 (62.3%) | Tony Hernandez | 109,659 (31.5%) | Steve Carlson (Independence) 21,135 (6.1%) |
D+30.8 |
| Minnesota 5 | Keith Ellison | 262,102 (74.5%) | Chris Fields | 88,753 (25.2%) | 1,114 | D+49.3 |
| Minnesota 6 | Jim Graves | 174,944 (49.3%) | Michele Bachmann | 179,240 (50.5%) | 969 | R+1.2 |
| Minnesota 7 | Collin C. Peterson | 197,791 (60.4%) | Lee Byberg | 114,151 (34.8%) | 15,634 | D+25.5 |
| Minnesota 8 | Richard Nolan | 191,976 (54.3%) | Chip Cravaack | 160,520 (45.4%) | 1,167 | D+8.9 |
| Mississippi 1 | Brad Morris | 114,076 (36.9%) | Alan Nunnelee | 186,760 (60.4%) | 8,341 | R+23.5 |
| Mississippi 2 | Bennie G. Thompson | 214,978 (67.1%) | Bill Marcy | 99,160 (31.0%) | 6,106 | D+36.2 |
| Mississippi 3 | none | Gregg Harper | 234,717 (80.0%) | John "Luke" Pannell (Reform) 58,605 (20.0%) |
R+80.0 | |
| Mississippi 4 | Matt Moore | 82,344 (28.8%) | Steven M. Palazzo | 182,998 (64.1%) | Ron Williams (Libertarian) 17,982 (6.3%) |
R+35.3 |
| Missouri 1 | Wm. Lacy Clay | 267,927 (78.7%) | Robyn Hamlin | 60,832 (17.9%) | 11,824 | D+60.8 |
| Missouri 2 | Glenn Koenen | 146,272 (37.1%) | Ann Wagner | 236,971 (60.1%) | 11,205 | R+23.0 |
| Missouri 3 | Eric C. Mayer | 111,189 (32.9%) | Blaine Luetkemeyer | 214,843 (63.5%) | 12,353 | R+30.6 |
| Missouri 4 | Teresa Hensley | 113,120 (35.5%) | Vicky Hartzler | 192,237 (60.3%) | 13,366 | R+24.8 |
| Missouri 5 | Emanuel Cleaver | 200,290 (60.5%) | Jacob Turk | 122,149 (36.9%) | 8,503 | D+23.6 |
| Missouri 6 | Kyle Yarber | 108,503 (32.5%) | Sam Graves | 216,906 (65.0%) | 8,279 | R+32.5 |
| Missouri 7 | Jim Evans | 98,498 (30.9%) | Billy Long | 203,565 (63.9%) | Kevin Craig (Libertarian) 16,668 (5.2%) |
R+33.0 |
| Missouri 8 | Jack Rushin | 73,755 (24.6%) | Jo Ann Emerson | 216,083 (71.9%) | 10,553 | R+47.4 |
| Montana at large | Kim Gillan | 204,939 (42.7%) | Steve Daines | 255,468 (53.3%) | 19,333 | R+10.5 |
| Nebraska 1 | Korey L. Reiman | 81,206 (31.7%) | Jeff Fortenberry | 174,889 (68.3%) | R+36.6 | |
| Nebraska 2 | John W. Ewing, Jr. | 129,767 (49.2%) | Lee Terry | 133,964 (50.8%) | R+1.6 | |
| Nebraska 3 | Mark Sullivan | 65,266 (25.8%) | Adrian Smith | 187,423 (74.2%) | R+48.3 | |
| Nevada 1 | Dina Titus | 113,967 (63.6%) | Chris Edwards | 56,521 (31.5%) | 8,790 | D+32.0 |
| Nevada 2 | Samuel Koepnick | 102,019 (36.2%) | Mark E. Amodei | 162,213 (57.6%) | 17,217 | R+21.4 |
| Nevada 3 | John Oceguera | 116,823 (42.9%) | Joseph J. Heck | 137,244 (50.4%) | 18,456 | R+7.5 |
| Nevada 4 | Steven A. Horsford | 120,501 (50.1%) | Danny Tarkanian | 101,261 (42.1%) | 18,730 | D+8.0 |
| New Hampshire 1 | Carol Shea-Porter | 171,650 (49.8%) | Frank C. Guinta | 158,659 (46.0%) | 14,713 | D+3.8 |
| New Hampshire 2 | Ann McLane Kuster | 169,275 (50.2%) | Charles F. Bass | 152,977 (45.3%) | 15,142 | D+4.8 |
| New Jersey 1 | Robert E. Andrews | 210,470 (68.2%) | Gregory W. Horton | 92,459 (30.0%) | 5,590 | D+38.3 |
| New Jersey 2 | Cassandra Shober | 116,462 (40.3%) | Frank A. Lobiondo | 166,677 (57.7%) | 5,930 | R+17.4 |
| New Jersey 3 | Shelley Adler | 145,506 (44.9%) | Jon Runyan | 174,253 (53.7%) | 4,640 | R+8.9 |
| New Jersey 4 | Brian P. Froelich | 107,991 (35.3%) | Christopher H. Smith | 195,145 (63.7%) | 3,111 | R+28.5 |
| New Jersey 5 | Adam Gussen | 130,100 (42.7%) | Scott Garrett | 167,501 (55.0%) | 6,770 | R+12.3 |
| New Jersey 6 | Frank Pallone, Jr. | 151,782 (63.3%) | Anna Little | 84,360 (35.2%) | 3,496 | D+28.1 |
| New Jersey 7 | Upendra J. Chivukula | 123,057 (40.0%) | Leonard Lance | 175,662 (57.2%) | 8,596 | R+17.1 |
| New Jersey 8 | Albio Sires | 130,853 (78.0%) | Maria Karczewski | 31,763 (18.9%) | 5,174 | D+59.1 |
| New Jersey 9 | Bill Pascrell, Jr. | 162,822 (74.0%) | Shmuley Boteach | 55,091 (25.0%) | 2,220 | D+48.9 |
| New Jersey 10 | Donald M. Payne, Jr. | 201,435 (87.6%) | Brian C. Kelemen | 24,271 (10.5%) | 4,354 | D+77.0 |
| New Jersey 11 | John Arvanites | 123,897 (40.0%) | Rodney P. Frelinghuysen | 182,237 (58.8%) | 3,725 | R+18.8 |
| New Jersey 12 | Rush D. Holt | 189,926 (69.2%) | Eric A. Beck | 80,906 (29.5%) | 3,546 | D+39.7 |
| New Mexico 1 | Michelle Lujan Grisham | 162,924 (59.1%) | Janice E. Arnold-Jones | 112,473 (40.8%) | 459 | D+18.3 |
| New Mexico 2 | Evelyn Madrid Erhard | 92,162 (40.9%) | Steven Pearce | 133,180 (59.1%) | 173 | R+18.2 |
| New Mexico 3 | Ben Bay Luján | 167,103 (63.1%) | Jefferson L. Byrd | 97,616 (36.9%) | D+26.3 | |
| New York 1 | Timothy H. Bishop | 145,198 (49.3%) | Randy Altschuler | 131,650 (44.7%) | Blank Vote/Void Vote/Scattering (Independent) 17,730 (6.0%) |
D+4.6 |
| New York 2 | Vivianne C. Falcone | 99,955 (36.8%) | Peter T. King | 141,950 (52.2%) | Blank Vote/Void Vote/Scattering (Independent) 29,927 (11.0%) |
R+15.5 |
| New York 3 | Steve Israel | 157,602 (51.5%) | Stephen A. Labate | 113,021 (36.9%) | Blank Vote/Void Vote/Scattering (Independent) 33,644 (11.0%) |
D+14.6 |
| New York 4 | Carolyn McCarthy | 163,955 (54.7%) | Francis X. Becker | 85,693 (28.6%) | Blank Vote/Void Vote/Scattering (Independent) 34,233 (11.4%) |
D+26.1 |
| New York 5 | Gregory W. Meeks | 167,835 (74.8%) | Allan W. Jennings | 17,875 (8.0%) | Blank Vote/Void Vote/Scattering (Independent) 37,453 (16.7%) |
D+66.8 |
| New York 6 | Grace Meng | 111,499 (59.6%) | Daniel J. Halloran | 50,845 (27.2%) | Blank Vote/Void Vote/Scattering (Independent) 22,675 (12.1%) |
D+32.5 |
| New York 7 | Nydia M. Velázquez | 141,322 (79.0%) | none | Blank Vote/Void Vote/Scattering (Independent) 29,692 (16.6%) |
D+79.0 | |
| New York 8 | Hakeem S. Jeffries | 184,038 (77.9%) | Alan S. Bellone | 17,650 (7.5%) | Blank Vote/Void Vote/Scattering (Independent) 32,163 (13.6%) |
D+70.4 |
| New York 9 | Yvette D. Clarke | 186,141 (77.9%) | Daniel J. Cavanagh | 24,164 (10.1%) | Blank Vote/Void Vote/Scattering (Independent) 25,661 (10.7%) |
D+67.8 |
| New York 10 | Jerrold Nadler | 165,000 (69.8%) | Michael W. Chan | 39,311 (16.6%) | Blank Vote/Void Vote/Scattering (Independent) 32,012 (13.5%) |
D+53.2 |
| New York 11 | Mark S. Murphy | 92,428 (43.0%) | Michael G. Grimm | 103,118 (48.0%) | Blank Vote/Void Vote/Scattering (Independent) 17,270 (8.0%) |
R+5.0 |
| New York 12 | Carolyn B. Maloney | 193,455 (72.1%) | Christopher R. Wight | 46,692 (17.4%) | Blank Vote/Void Vote/Scattering (Independent) 28,140 (10.5%) |
D+54.7 |
| New York 13 | Charles B. Rangel | 174,789 (75.0%) | Craig Schley | 12,132 (5.2%) | Blank Vote/Void Vote/Scattering (Independent) 40,718 (17.5%) |
D+69.8 |
| New York 14 | Joseph Crowley | 120,761 (70.6%) | William F. Gibbons | 21,755 (12.7%) | Blank Vote/Void Vote/Scattering (Independent) 25,909 (15.2%) |
D+57.9 |
| New York 15 | José E. Serrano | 152,661 (85.5%) | Frank L. Della Valle | 4,427 (2.5%) | Blank Vote/Void Vote/Scattering (Independent) 21,557 (12.1%) |
D+83.0 |
| New York 16 | Eliot L. Engel | 179,561 (66.4%) | Joseph McLaughlin | 53,935 (20.0%) | Blank Vote/Void Vote/Scattering (Independent) 33,850 (12.5%) |
D+46.5 |
| New York 17 | Nita M. Lowey | 171,417 (57.6%) | Joe E. Carvin | 91,899 (30.9%) | Blank Vote/Void Vote/Scattering (Independent) 31,292 (10.5%) |
D+26.7 |
| New York 18 | Sean Patrick Maloney | 143,845 (48.7%) | Nan A. S. Hayworth | 133,049 (45.0%) | Blank Vote/Void Vote/Scattering (Independent) 18,542 (6.3%) |
D+3.7 |
| New York 19 | Julian Schreibman | 133,567 (43.7%) | Christopher P. Gibson | 149,736 (49.0%) | Blank Vote/Void Vote/Scattering (Independent) 22,579 (7.4%) |
R+5.3 |
| New York 20 | Paul Tonko | 203,400 (64.0%) | Robert J. Dieterich | 93,778 (29.5%) | Blank Vote/Void Vote/Scattering (Independent) 20,500 (6.5%) |
D+34.5 |
| New York 21 | William L. Owens | 126,631 (47.1%) | Matthew A. Doheny | 121,646 (45.3%) | Blank Vote/Void Vote/Scattering (Independent) 16,290 (6.1%) |
D+1.9 |
| New York 22 | Dan Lamb | 102,080 (36.4%) | Richard L. Hanna | 157,941 (56.4%) | Blank Vote/Void Vote/Scattering (Independent) 20,168 (7.2%) |
R+19.9 |
| New York 23 | Nate Shinagawa | 127,535 (45.6%) | Tom Reed | 137,669 (49.2%) | Blank Vote/Void Vote/Scattering (Independent) 14,592 (5.2%) |
R+3.6 |
| New York 24 | Daniel B. Maffei | 143,044 (47.1%) | Ann Marie Buerkle | 127,054 (41.9%) | Ursula E. Rozum (Green) 22,670 (7.5%) |
D+5.3 |
| New York 25 | Louise McIntosh Slaughter | 179,810 (55.7%) | Maggie Brooks | 133,389 (41.3%) | 9,561 | D+14.4 |
| New York 26 | Brian Higgins | 212,588 (69.7%) | Michael H. Madigan | 71,666 (23.5%) | Blank Vote/Void Vote/Scattering (Independent) 20,707 (6.8%) |
D+46.2 |
| New York 27 | Kathleen C. Hochul | 156,219 (47.4%) | Chris Collins | 161,220 (48.9%) | 12,329 | R+1.5 |
| North Carolina 1 | G. K. Butterfield | 254,644 (75.3%) | Pete Dilauro | 77,288 (22.9%) | 6,134 | D+52.5 |
| North Carolina 2 | Steve Wilkins | 128,973 (41.4%) | Renee L. Ellmers | 174,066 (55.9%) | 8,358 | R+14.5 |
| North Carolina 3 | Erik Anderson | 114,314 (36.9%) | Walter B. Jones | 195,571 (63.1%) | R+26.2 | |
| North Carolina 4 | David E. Price | 259,534 (74.5%) | Tim D'Annunzio | 88,951 (25.5%) | D+49.0 | |
| North Carolina 5 | Elisabeth Motsinger | 148,252 (42.5%) | Virginia Foxx | 200,945 (57.5%) | R+15.1 | |
| North Carolina 6 | Tony Foriest | 142,467 (39.1%) | Howard Coble | 222,116 (60.9%) | R+21.9 | |
| North Carolina 7 | Mike McIntyre | 168,695 (50.1%) | David Rouzer | 168,041 (49.9%) | D+0.2 | |
| North Carolina 8 | Larry Kissell | 137,139 (45.4%) | Richard Hudson | 160,695 (53.2%) | 4,446 | R+7.8 |
| North Carolina 9 | Jennifer Roberts | 171,503 (45.7%) | Robert Pittenger | 194,537 (51.8%) | 9,650 | R+6.1 |
| North Carolina 10 | Patsy Keever | 144,023 (43.0%) | Patrick T. McHenry | 190,826 (57.0%) | R+14.0 | |
| North Carolina 11 | Hayden Rogers | 141,107 (42.6%) | Mark Meadows | 190,319 (57.4%) | R+14.9 | |
| North Carolina 12 | Melvin L. Watt | 247,591 (79.6%) | Jack Brosch | 63,317 (20.4%) | D+59.3 | |
| North Carolina 13 | Charles Malone | 160,115 (43.2%) | George Holding | 210,495 (56.8%) | R+13.6 | |
| North Dakota at large | Pam Gulleson | 131,870 (41.7%) | Kevin Cramer | 173,585 (54.9%) | 10,769 | R+13.2 |
| Ohio 1 | Jeff Sinnard | 131,490 (37.6%) | Steve Chabot | 201,907 (57.7%) | 16,319 | R+20.1 |
| Ohio 2 | William R. Smith | 137,077 (41.4%) | Brad Wenstrup | 194,296 (58.6%) | R+17.3 | |
| Ohio 3 | Joyce Beatty | 201,897 (68.3%) | Chris Long | 77,901 (26.3%) | 15,854 | D+41.9 |
| Ohio 4 | Jim Slone | 114,214 (36.5%) | Jim Jordan | 182,643 (58.4%) | Chris Kalla (Libertarian) 16,141 (5.2%) |
R+21.9 |
| Ohio 5 | Angela Zimmann | 137,806 (39.2%) | Robert E. Latta | 201,514 (57.3%) | 12,558 | R+18.1 |
| Ohio 6 | Charlie Wilson | 144,444 (46.7%) | Bill Johnson | 164,536 (53.3%) | R+6.5 | |
| Ohio 7 | Joyce R. Healy-Abrams | 137,708 (43.6%) | Bob Gibbs | 178,104 (56.4%) | R+12.8 | |
| Ohio 8 | none | John A. Boehner | 246,378 (99.2%) | 1,938 | R+99.2 | |
| Ohio 9 | Marcy Kaptur | 217,771 (73.0%) | Samuel J. Wurzelbacher | 68,668 (23.0%) | 11,725 | D+50.0 |
| Ohio 10 | Sharen Swartz Neuhardt | 131,097 (37.5%) | Michael R. Turner | 208,201 (59.5%) | 10,373 | R+22.1 |
| Ohio 11 | Marcia L. Fudge | 258,359 (100.0%) | none | D+100.0 | ||
| Ohio 12 | Jim Reese | 134,605 (36.5%) | Patrick J. Tiberi | 233,869 (63.5%) | R+26.9 | |
| Ohio 13 | Tim Ryan | 235,492 (72.8%) | Marisha G. Agana | 88,120 (27.2%) | D+45.5 | |
| Ohio 14 | Dale Virgil Blanchard | 131,637 (38.7%) | David P. Joyce | 183,657 (54.0%) | 24,600 | R+15.3 |
| Ohio 15 | Pat Lang | 128,188 (38.4%) | Steve Stivers | 205,274 (61.6%) | R+23.1 | |
| Ohio 16 | Betty Sutton | 170,600 (48.0%) | James B. Renacci | 185,165 (52.0%) | R+4.1 | |
| Oklahoma 1 | John Olson | 91,421 (32.0%) | Jim Bridenstine | 181,084 (63.5%) | 12,807 | R+31.4 |
| Oklahoma 2 | Rob Wallace | 96,081 (38.3%) | Markwayne Mullin | 143,701 (57.3%) | 10,830 | R+19.0 |
| Oklahoma 3 | Timothy Ray Murray | 53,472 (20.0%) | Frank D. Lucas | 201,744 (75.3%) | 12,787 | R+55.3 |
| Oklahoma 4 | Donna Marie Bebo | 71,846 (27.6%) | Tom Cole | 176,740 (67.9%) | 11,745 | R+40.3 |
| Oklahoma 5 | Tom Guild | 97,504 (37.3%) | James Lankford | 153,603 (58.7%) | 10,570 | R+21.4 |
| Oregon 1 | Suzanne Bonamici | 197,845 (59.6%) | Delinda Morgan | 109,699 (33.0%) | 24,436 | D+26.6 |
| Oregon 2 | Joyce B. Segers | 96,741 (29.1%) | Greg Walden | 228,043 (68.6%) | 7,471 | R+39.5 |
| Oregon 3 | Earl Blumenauer | 264,979 (74.5%) | Ronald Green | 70,325 (19.8%) | 20,571 | D+54.7 |
| Oregon 4 | Peter A. Defazio | 212,866 (59.1%) | Art Robinson | 140,549 (39.0%) | 6,673 | D+20.1 |
| Oregon 5 | Kurt Schrader | 177,229 (54.0%) | Fred Thompson | 139,223 (42.4%) | 11,518 | D+11.6 |
| Pennsylvania 1 | Robert A. Brady | 235,394 (84.9%) | John Featherman | 41,708 (15.1%) | D+69.9 | |
| Pennsylvania 2 | Chaka Fattah | 318,176 (89.3%) | Robert Allen Mansfield, Jr. | 33,381 (9.4%) | 4,829 | D+79.9 |
| Pennsylvania 3 | Missa Eaton | 123,933 (41.0%) | Mike Kelly | 165,826 (54.8%) | 12,755 | R+13.9 |
| Pennsylvania 4 | Harry Perkinson | 104,643 (34.4%) | Scott Perry | 181,603 (59.7%) | 17,734 | R+25.3 |
| Pennsylvania 5 | Charles Dumas | 104,725 (37.1%) | Glenn Thompson | 177,740 (62.9%) | R+25.9 | |
| Pennsylvania 6 | Manan M. Trivedi | 143,803 (42.9%) | Jim Gerlach | 191,725 (57.1%) | R+14.3 | |
| Pennsylvania 7 | George Badey | 143,509 (40.6%) | Patrick Meehan | 209,942 (59.4%) | R+18.8 | |
| Pennsylvania 8 | Kathy Boockvar | 152,859 (43.4%) | Michael G. Fitzpatrick | 199,379 (56.6%) | R+13.2 | |
| Pennsylvania 9 | Karen Ramsburg | 105,128 (38.3%) | Bill Shuster | 169,177 (61.7%) | R+23.4 | |
| Pennsylvania 10 | Philip Scollo | 94,227 (34.4%) | Tom Marino | 179,563 (65.6%) | R+31.2 | |
| Pennsylvania 11 | Gene Stilp | 118,231 (41.5%) | Lou Barletta | 166,967 (58.5%) | R+17.1 | |
| Pennsylvania 12 | Mark S. Critz | 163,589 (48.3%) | Keith J. Rothfus | 175,352 (51.7%) | R+3.5 | |
| Pennsylvania 13 | Allyson Y. Schwartz | 209,901 (69.1%) | Joseph James Rooney | 93,918 (30.9%) | D+38.2 | |
| Pennsylvania 14 | Michael F. Doyle | 251,932 (76.9%) | Hans Lessmann | 75,702 (23.1%) | D+53.8 | |
| Pennsylvania 15 | Rick Daugherty | 128,764 (43.2%) | Charles W. Dent | 168,960 (56.8%) | R+13.5 | |
| Pennsylvania 16 | Aryanna C. Strader | 111,185 (39.0%) | Joseph R. Pitts | 156,192 (54.8%) | 17,404 | R+15.8 |
| Pennsylvania 17 | Matthew A. Cartwright | 161,393 (60.3%) | Laureen A. Cummings | 106,208 (39.7%) | D+20.6 | |
| Pennsylvania 18 | Larry Maggi | 122,146 (36.0%) | Tim Murphy | 216,727 (64.0%) | R+27.9 | |
| Rhode Island 1 | David N. Cicilline | 108,612 (53.0%) | Brendan P. Doherty | 83,737 (40.8%) | David S. Vogel (Independent) 12,504 (6.1%) |
D+12.1 |
| Rhode Island 2 | James R. Langevin | 124,067 (55.7%) | Michael G. Riley | 78,189 (35.1%) | Abel G. Collins (Independent) 20,212 (9.1%) |
D+20.6 |
| South Carolina 1 | Bobbie G. Rose | 103,557 (35.7%) | Tim Scott | 179,908 (62.0%) | 6,548 | R+26.3 |
| South Carolina 2 | none | Joe Wilson | 196,116 (96.3%) | 7,602 | R+96.3 | |
| South Carolina 3 | Brian Ryan B. Doyle | 84,735 (33.3%) | Jeff Duncan | 169,512 (66.5%) | 516 | R+33.3 |
| South Carolina 4 | Deb Morrow | 89,964 (33.7%) | Trey Gowdy | 173,201 (64.9%) | 3,719 | R+31.2 |
| South Carolina 5 | Joyce Knott | 123,443 (44.4%) | Mick Mulvaney | 154,324 (55.5%) | 236 | R+11.1 |
| South Carolina 6 | James E. Clyburn | 218,717 (93.6%) | none | Nammu Y. Muhammad (Green) 12,920 (5.5%) |
D+93.6 | |
| South Carolina 7 | Gloria Bromell Tinubu | 122,389 (44.4%) | Tom Rice | 153,068 (55.5%) | 281 | R+11.1 |
| South Dakota at large | Matt Varilek | 153,789 (42.6%) | Kristi L. Noem | 207,640 (57.4%) | R+14.9 | |
| Tennessee 1 | Alan Woodruff | 47,663 (19.9%) | David P. Roe | 182,252 (76.0%) | 9,757 | R+56.2 |
| Tennessee 2 | Troy Christopher Goodale | 54,522 (20.6%) | John J. Duncan, Jr. | 196,894 (74.4%) | 13,089 | R+53.8 |
| Tennessee 3 | Mary M. Headrick | 91,094 (35.5%) | Charles J. "Chuck" Fleischmann | 157,830 (61.4%) | 7,985 | R+26.0 |
| Tennessee 4 | Eric Stewart | 102,022 (44.2%) | Scott Desjarlais | 128,568 (55.8%) | R+11.5 | |
| Tennessee 5 | Jim Cooper | 171,621 (65.2%) | Brad Staats | 86,240 (32.8%) | 5,234 | D+32.5 |
| Tennessee 6 | none | Diane Black | 184,383 (76.4%) | Scott Beasley (Independent) 34,766 (14.4%) |
R+76.4 | |
| Tennessee 7 | Credo Amouzouvik | 61,679 (24.0%) | Marsha Blackburn | 182,730 (71.0%) | 12,897 | R+47.1 |
| Tennessee 8 | Timothy D. Dixon | 79,490 (28.4%) | Stephen Lee Fincher | 190,923 (68.3%) | 9,009 | R+39.9 |
| Tennessee 9 | Steve Cohen | 188,422 (75.1%) | George S. Flinn, Jr. | 59,742 (23.8%) | 2,823 | D+51.3 |
| Texas 1 | Shirley J. McKellar | 67,222 (26.9%) | Louie Gohmert | 178,322 (71.4%) | 4,114 | R+44.5 |
| Texas 2 | Jim Dougherty | 80,512 (32.7%) | Ted Poe | 159,664 (64.8%) | 6,152 | R+32.1 |
| Texas 3 | none | Sam Johnson | 187,180 (100.0%) | R+100.0 | ||
| Texas 4 | Valinda Hathcox | 60,214 (24.1%) | Ralph M. Hall | 182,679 (73.0%) | 7,450 | R+48.9 |
| Texas 5 | Linda S. Mrosko | 69,178 (33.2%) | Jeb Hensarling | 134,091 (64.4%) | 4,961 | R+31.2 |
| Texas 6 | Kenneth Sanders | 98,053 (39.2%) | Joe Barton | 145,019 (58.0%) | 6,864 | R+18.8 |
| Texas 7 | James Cargas | 85,553 (36.4%) | John Abney Culberson | 142,793 (60.8%) | 6,491 | R+24.4 |
| Texas 8 | Neil Burns | 51,051 (20.3%) | Kevin Brady | 194,043 (77.3%) | 5,958 | R+57.0 |
| Texas 9 | Al Green | 144,075 (78.5%) | Steve Mueller | 36,139 (19.7%) | 3,352 | D+58.8 |
| Texas 10 | Tawana W. Cadien | 95,710 (36.3%) | Michael T. McCaul | 159,783 (60.5%) | 8,526 | R+24.3 |
| Texas 11 | Jim Riley | 41,970 (18.6%) | K. Michael Conaway | 177,742 (78.6%) | 6,311 | R+60.1 |
| Texas 12 | Dave Robinson | 66,080 (26.7%) | Kay Granger | 175,649 (70.9%) | 5,983 | R+44.2 |
| Texas 13 | none | Mac Thornberry | 187,775 (91.0%) | John Robert Deek (Libertarian) 12,701 (6.2%) |
R+91.0 | |
| Texas 14 | Nick Lampson | 109,697 (44.6%) | Randy Weber | 131,460 (53.5%) | 4,682 | R+8.9 |
| Texas 15 | Rubén Hinojosa | 89,296 (60.9%) | Dale A. Brueggemann | 54,056 (36.9%) | 3,309 | D+24.0 |
| Texas 16 | Beto O'Rourke | 101,403 (65.4%) | Barbara Carrasco | 51,043 (32.9%) | 2,559 | D+32.5 |
| Texas 17 | none | Bill Flores | 143,284 (79.9%) | Ben Easton (Libertarian) 35,978 (20.1%) |
R+79.9 | |
| Texas 18 | Sheila Jackson Lee | 146,223 (75.0%) | Sean Seibert | 44,015 (22.6%) | 4,694 | D+52.4 |
| Texas 19 | none | Randy Neugebauer | 163,239 (85.0%) | Richard "Chip" Peterson (Libertarian) 28,824 (15.0%) |
R+85.0 | |
| Texas 20 | Joaquin Castro | 119,032 (63.9%) | David Rosa | 62,376 (33.5%) | 4,769 | D+30.4 |
| Texas 21 | Candace E. Duval | 109,326 (35.4%) | Lamar Smith | 187,015 (60.5%) | 12,524 | R+25.2 |
| Texas 22 | Kesha Rogers | 80,203 (32.0%) | Pete Olson | 160,668 (64.0%) | 10,040 | R+32.1 |
| Texas 23 | Pete P. Gallego | 96,676 (50.3%) | Francisco "Quico" Canseco | 87,547 (45.6%) | 7,946 | D+4.8 |
| Texas 24 | Tim Rusk | 87,645 (36.0%) | Kenny Marchant | 148,586 (61.0%) | 7,258 | R+25.0 |
| Texas 25 | Elaine M. Henderson | 98,827 (37.4%) | Roger Williams | 154,245 (58.4%) | 10,860 | R+21.0 |
| Texas 26 | David Sanchez | 74,237 (28.7%) | Michael C. Burgess | 176,642 (68.3%) | 7,844 | R+39.6 |
| Texas 27 | Rose Meza Harrison | 83,395 (39.2%) | Blake Farenthold | 120,684 (56.8%) | 8,572 | R+17.5 |
| Texas 28 | Henry Cuellar | 112,456 (67.9%) | William R. Hayward | 49,309 (29.8%) | 3,880 | D+38.1 |
| Texas 29 | Gene Green | 86,053 (90.0%) | none | James Stanczak (Libertarian) 4,996 (5.2%) |
D+90.0 | |
| Texas 30 | Eddie Bernice Johnson | 171,059 (78.8%) | Travis Washington, Jr. | 41,222 (19.0%) | 4,733 | D+59.8 |
| Texas 31 | Stephen M. Wyman | 82,977 (35.0%) | John R. Carter | 145,348 (61.3%) | 8,862 | R+26.3 |
| Texas 32 | Katherine Savers McGovern | 99,288 (39.5%) | Pete Sessions | 146,653 (58.3%) | 5,695 | R+18.8 |
| Texas 33 | Marc Veasey | 85,114 (72.5%) | Chuck Bradley | 30,252 (25.8%) | 2,009 | D+46.7 |
| Texas 34 | Filemon Vela | 89,606 (61.9%) | Jessica Puente Bradshaw | 52,448 (36.2%) | 2,724 | D+25.7 |
| Texas 35 | Lloyd Doggett | 105,626 (63.9%) | Susan Narvaiz | 52,894 (32.0%) | 6,659 | D+31.9 |
| Texas 36 | Max Martin | 62,143 (26.6%) | Steve Stockman | 165,405 (70.7%) | 6,284 | R+44.2 |
| Utah 1 | Donna M. McAleer | 60,611 (24.7%) | Rob Bishop | 175,487 (71.5%) | 9,430 | R+46.8 |
| Utah 2 | Jay Seegmiller | 83,176 (33.5%) | Chris Stewart | 154,523 (62.2%) | 10,846 | R+28.7 |
| Utah 3 | Soren D. Simonsen | 60,719 (23.4%) | Jason Chaffetz | 198,828 (76.6%) | R+53.2 | |
| Utah 4 | Jim Matheson | 119,803 (48.8%) | Mia B. Love | 119,035 (48.5%) | 6,439 | D+0.3 |
| Vermont at large | Peter Welch | 208,600 (71.9%) | Mark Donka | 67,543 (23.3%) | 13,788 | D+48.7 |
| Virginia 1 | Adam M. Cook | 147,036 (41.2%) | Robert J. Wittman | 200,845 (56.3%) | 8,925 | R+15.1 |
| Virginia 2 | Paul O. Hirschbiel, Jr. | 142,548 (46.1%) | E. Scott Rigell | 166,231 (53.8%) | 443 | R+7.7 |
| Virginia 3 | Robert C. "Bobby" Scott | 259,199 (81.3%) | Dean J. Longo | 58,931 (18.5%) | 806 | D+62.8 |
| Virginia 4 | Ella P. Ward | 150,190 (42.9%) | J. Randy Forbes | 199,292 (56.9%) | 564 | R+14.0 |
| Virginia 5 | John Wade Douglass | 149,214 (42.9%) | Robert Hurt | 193,009 (55.4%) | 5,888 | R+12.6 |
| Virginia 6 | Andy B. Schmookler | 111,949 (34.6%) | Bob Goodlatte | 211,278 (65.2%) | 666 | R+30.7 |
| Virginia 7 | E. Wayne Powell | 158,012 (41.4%) | Eric Cantor | 222,983 (58.4%) | 914 | R+17.0 |
| Virginia 8 | James P. Moran | 226,847 (64.6%) | J. Patrick Murray | 107,370 (30.6%) | 16,970 | D+34.0 |
| Virginia 9 | Anthony J. Flaccavento | 116,400 (38.6%) | H. Morgan Griffith | 184,882 (61.3%) | 376 | R+22.7 |
| Virginia 10 | Kristin A. Cabral | 142,024 (38.8%) | Frank R. Wolf | 214,038 (58.4%) | 10,382 | R+19.7 |
| Virginia 11 | Gerald E. Connolly | 202,606 (61.0%) | Chris S. Perkins | 117,902 (35.5%) | 11,735 | D+25.5 |
| Washington 1 | Suzan Delbene | 177,025 (53.9%) | John Koster | 151,187 (46.1%) | D+7.9 | |
| Washington 2 | Rick Larsen | 184,826 (61.1%) | Dan Matthews | 117,465 (38.9%) | D+22.3 | |
| Washington 3 | Jon T. Haugen | 116,438 (39.6%) | Jaime Herrera Beutler | 177,446 (60.4%) | R+20.8 | |
| Washington 4 | Mary Baechler | 78,940 (33.8%) | Doc Hastings | 154,749 (66.2%) | R+32.4 | |
| Washington 5 | Rich Cowan | 117,512 (38.1%) | Cathy McMorris Rodgers | 191,066 (61.9%) | R+23.8 | |
| Washington 6 | Derek Kilmer | 186,661 (59.0%) | Bill Driscoll | 129,725 (41.0%) | D+18.0 | |
| Washington 7 | Jim McDermott | 298,368 (79.7%) | Ron Bemis | 76,212 (20.3%) | D+59.3 | |
| Washington 8 | Karen Porterfield | 121,886 (40.3%) | David G. Reichert | 180,204 (59.7%) | R+19.3 | |
| Washington 9 | Adam Smith | 192,034 (71.6%) | Jim Postma | 76,105 (28.4%) | D+43.2 | |
| Washington 10 | Denny Heck | 163,036 (58.6%) | Richard "Dick" Muri | 115,381 (41.4%) | D+17.1 | |
| West Virginia 1 | Sue Thorn | 80,342 (37.5%) | David B. McKinley | 133,809 (62.5%) | R+25.0 | |
| West Virginia 2 | Howard Swint | 68,560 (30.2%) | Shelley Moore Capito | 158,206 (69.8%) | R+39.5 | |
| West Virginia 3 | Nick J. Rahall II | 108,199 (54.0%) | Rick Snuffer | 92,238 (46.0%) | D+8.0 | |
| Wisconsin 1 | Rob Zerban | 158,414 (43.4%) | Paul Ryan | 200,423 (54.9%) | 6,221 | R+11.5 |
| Wisconsin 2 | Mark Pocan | 265,422 (67.9%) | Chad Lee | 124,683 (31.9%) | 793 | D+36.0 |
| Wisconsin 3 | Ron Kind | 217,712 (64.1%) | Ray Boland | 121,713 (35.8%) | 339 | D+28.3 |
| Wisconsin 4 | Gwen Moore | 235,257 (72.2%) | Dan Sebring | 80,787 (24.8%) | 9,744 | D+47.4 |
| Wisconsin 5 | Dave Heaster | 118,478 (32.1%) | F. James Sensenbrenner, Jr. | 250,335 (67.7%) | 851 | R+35.7 |
| Wisconsin 6 | Joe Kallas | 135,921 (37.8%) | Thomas E. Petri | 223,460 (62.1%) | 364 | R+24.3 |
| Wisconsin 7 | Pat Kreitlow | 157,524 (43.8%) | Sean P. Duffy | 201,720 (56.1%) | 425 | R+12.3 |
| Wisconsin 8 | Jamie Wall | 156,287 (44.0%) | Reid J. Ribble | 198,874 (55.9%) | 303 | R+12.0 |
| Wyoming at large | Chris Henrichsen | 57,573 (23.0%) | Cynthia M. Lummis | 166,452 (66.4%) | 26,675 | R+43.4 |
Margin: the Democrat's share of all votes minus the Republican's. The 2012 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.