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2012 US House elections in New York

New York elected 27 members of the House in 2012: Democrats won 21 seats and Republicans 6.

The closest was the 27th district, decided by 1.5 points: Chris Collins (Republican) beat Kathleen C. Hochul (Democrat), 48.9% to 47.4%, a margin of 1.5 points and 5,001 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 35 of the 62 counties and Democrats in 27. The largest, Kings, cast 721,615 votes and went to the Democrat by 64.8 points. The closest was Seneca, where 471 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. Bishop145,198 (49.3%) Randy Altschuler131,650 (44.7%) 17,730 D+4.6
2 Vivianne C. Falcone99,955 (36.8%) Peter T. King141,950 (52.2%) 29,927 R+15.5
3 Steve Israel157,602 (51.5%) Stephen A. Labate113,021 (36.9%) 35,651 D+14.6
4 Carolyn McCarthy163,955 (54.7%) Francis X. Becker85,693 (28.6%) 49,836 D+26.1
5 Gregory W. Meeks167,835 (74.8%) Allan W. Jennings17,875 (8.0%) 38,798 D+66.8
6 Grace Meng111,499 (59.6%) Daniel J. Halloran50,845 (27.2%) 24,588 D+32.5
7 Nydia M. Velázquez141,322 (79.0%) none 37,503 D+79.0
8 Hakeem S. Jeffries184,038 (77.9%) Alan S. Bellone17,650 (7.5%) 34,604 D+70.4
9 Yvette D. Clarke186,141 (77.9%) Daniel J. Cavanagh24,164 (10.1%) 28,652 D+67.8
10 Jerrold Nadler165,000 (69.8%) Michael W. Chan39,311 (16.6%) 32,012 D+53.2
11 Mark S. Murphy92,428 (43.0%) Michael G. Grimm103,118 (48.0%) 19,209 R+5.0
12 Carolyn B. Maloney193,455 (72.1%) Christopher R. Wight46,692 (17.4%) 28,140 D+54.7
13 Charles B. Rangel174,789 (75.0%) Craig Schley12,132 (5.2%) 46,251 D+69.8
14 Joseph Crowley120,761 (70.6%) William F. Gibbons21,755 (12.7%) 28,479 D+57.9
15 José E. Serrano152,661 (85.5%) Frank L. Della Valle4,427 (2.5%) 21,557 D+83.0
16 Eliot L. Engel179,561 (66.4%) Joseph McLaughlin53,935 (20.0%) 36,824 D+46.5
17 Nita M. Lowey171,417 (57.6%) Joe E. Carvin91,899 (30.9%) 34,063 D+26.7
18 Sean Patrick Maloney143,845 (48.7%) Nan A. S. Hayworth133,049 (45.0%) 18,542 D+3.7
19 Julian Schreibman133,567 (43.7%) Christopher P. Gibson149,736 (49.0%) 22,579 R+5.3
20 Paul Tonko203,400 (64.0%) Robert J. Dieterich93,778 (29.5%) 20,500 D+34.5
21 William L. Owens126,631 (47.1%) Matthew A. Doheny121,646 (45.3%) 20,464 D+1.9
22 Dan Lamb102,080 (36.4%) Richard L. Hanna157,941 (56.4%) 20,168 R+19.9
23 Nate Shinagawa127,535 (45.6%) Tom Reed137,669 (49.2%) 14,592 R+3.6
24 Daniel B. Maffei143,044 (47.1%) Ann Marie Buerkle127,054 (41.9%) 33,469 D+5.3
25 Louise McIntosh Slaughter179,810 (55.7%) Maggie Brooks133,389 (41.3%) 9,561 D+14.4
26 Brian Higgins212,588 (69.7%) Michael H. Madigan71,666 (23.5%) 20,707 D+46.2
27 Kathleen C. Hochul156,219 (47.4%) Chris Collins161,220 (48.9%) 12,329 R+1.5

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Kings 547,861 75.9% 80,100 11.1% 93,654 721,615 D+64.8
Queens 408,264 67.7% 95,050 15.8% 100,132 603,446 D+51.9
New York 438,466 78.6% 73,301 13.1% 46,202 557,969 D+65.4
Nassau 283,153 51.0% 203,436 36.7% 68,359 554,948 D+14.4
Suffolk 279,858 50.6% 262,371 47.4% 10,920 553,149 D+3.2
Erie 261,862 66.1% 134,239 33.9% 396,101 D+32.2
Westchester 229,012 58.6% 114,363 29.3% 47,109 390,484 D+29.4
Bronx 303,515 87.6% 22,067 6.4% 21,004 346,586 D+81.2
Monroe 186,118 57.1% 140,028 42.9% 326,146 D+14.1
Onondaga 96,668 50.7% 73,122 38.3% 21,038 190,828 D+12.3
Richmond 65,845 41.8% 79,416 50.4% 12,264 157,525 R+8.6
Orange 70,854 52.4% 64,473 47.6% 135,327 D+4.7
Albany 94,143 74.0% 33,149 26.0% 127,292 D+47.9
Rockland 68,726 54.9% 41,758 33.3% 14,813 125,297 D+21.5
Dutchess 59,104 51.4% 55,774 48.6% 114,878 D+2.9
Saratoga 52,326 51.6% 45,262 44.7% 3,770 101,358 D+7.0
Niagara 47,886 56.4% 37,057 43.6% 84,943 D+12.7
Oneida 27,863 35.8% 49,997 64.2% 77,860 R+28.4
Ulster 43,605 58.3% 31,210 41.7% 74,815 D+16.6
Broome 33,859 47.2% 37,950 52.8% 71,809 R+5.7
Rensselaer 34,964 54.7% 28,957 45.3% 63,921 D+9.4
Otsego 26,669 42.7% 32,075 51.3% 3,735 62,479 R+8.7
Schenectady 41,269 67.0% 20,359 33.0% 61,628 D+33.9
Chautauqua 23,853 47.1% 26,762 52.9% 50,615 R+5.7
Ontario 22,306 49.3% 22,921 50.7% 45,227 R+1.4
Putnam 18,883 45.5% 22,653 54.5% 41,536 R+9.1
Oswego 15,908 39.8% 20,288 50.8% 3,735 39,931 R+11.0
Tompkins 26,976 70.8% 11,111 29.2% 38,087 D+41.7
St. Lawrence 20,816 54.9% 14,639 38.6% 2,446 37,901 D+16.3
Steuben 14,976 40.0% 22,466 60.0% 37,442 R+20.0
Jefferson 16,755 45.8% 17,815 48.6% 2,049 36,619 R+2.9
Chemung 16,462 48.1% 17,771 51.9% 34,233 R+3.8
Wayne 11,986 35.9% 20,234 60.6% 1,180 33,400 R+24.7
Clinton 18,275 58.2% 10,997 35.0% 2,108 31,380 D+23.2
Warren 12,841 43.1% 14,594 48.9% 2,383 29,818 R+5.9
Cayuga 12,140 42.4% 12,696 44.4% 3,780 28,616 R+1.9
Cattaraugus 12,168 43.3% 15,912 56.7% 28,080 R+13.3
Columbia 12,784 45.6% 15,274 54.4% 28,058 R+8.9
Livingston 12,949 51.0% 12,444 49.0% 25,393 D+2.0
Sullivan 13,345 52.8% 11,909 47.2% 25,254 D+5.7
Madison 10,325 42.0% 14,239 58.0% 24,564 R+15.9
Genesee 11,538 48.6% 12,199 51.4% 23,737 R+2.8
Washington 9,786 42.1% 11,335 48.8% 2,118 23,239 R+6.7
Herkimer 7,290 32.1% 15,212 67.0% 206 22,708 R+34.9
Tioga 7,754 39.3% 11,980 60.7% 19,734 R+21.4
Greene 7,020 36.0% 12,459 64.0% 19,479 R+27.9
Fulton 7,187 37.2% 10,317 53.4% 1,799 19,303 R+16.2
Delaware 7,030 39.7% 10,690 60.3% 17,720 R+20.7
Montgomery 9,380 54.5% 7,821 45.5% 17,201 D+9.1
Cortland 7,096 41.6% 9,970 58.4% 17,066 R+16.8
Essex 8,576 50.8% 6,844 40.5% 1,471 16,891 D+10.3
Chenango 5,906 35.0% 10,949 65.0% 16,855 R+29.9
Franklin 9,127 56.2% 5,839 36.0% 1,260 16,226 D+20.3
Allegany 5,797 35.8% 10,382 64.2% 16,179 R+28.3
Wyoming 7,068 44.8% 8,704 55.2% 15,772 R+10.4
Orleans 6,650 47.5% 7,345 52.5% 13,995 R+5.0
Schoharie 4,201 33.5% 8,324 66.5% 12,525 R+32.9
Seneca 5,832 48.1% 6,303 51.9% 12,135 R+3.9
Lewis 4,686 44.1% 5,296 49.9% 632 10,614 R+5.7
Yates 4,071 45.2% 4,937 54.8% 9,008 R+9.6
Schuyler 3,661 46.0% 4,305 54.0% 7,966 R+8.1
Hamilton 1,042 33.9% 1,815 59.0% 221 3,078 R+25.1

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