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Election 2014 Results

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2014 House election results by district and county

Republicans won 247 House seats, their largest majority since the 1920s, and also took the Senate in Barack Obama's second midterm.

Democrats won 188 seats in the House of Representatives in 2014 and Republicans 247, on these results. Their candidates took 35,401,635 and 39,789,942 votes (R+5.6 of all votes cast, counting every district as it stood, including races with no candidate from one party).

The closest districts were Arizona 2 (R+0.1), New York 25 (D+0.4) and California 7 (D+0.8). District lines change after each census and sometimes in between, so the map below shows the House vote county by county.

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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.

About the 2014 House elections

Obama's approval was weak in 2014, and the troubled launch of the Affordable Care Act website, the rise of the Islamic State and the Ebola scare all worked against Democrats. Turnout fell to one of the lowest levels for a midterm in decades, which hurt Democrats more than Republicans. Republicans gained 13 seats and finished with 247 to the Democrats' 188. They also won nine Senate seats and control of that chamber, giving them both houses of Congress for the final two years of Obama's presidency. The closest race was a rematch in Arizona's 2nd District, where Republican Martha McSally beat Democratic incumbent Ron Barber by about a tenth of a point, fewer than 200 votes, after a recount. Some Democrats survived very close contests. Louise Slaughter held her Rochester seat by 0.4 points, Ami Bera won a rematch with former Republican Representative Doug Ose in California by 0.8, and Rick Nolan held Minnesota's 8th by 1.4. Jim Costa kept California's 16th by 1.5. In Florida's 2nd District, Democrat Gwen Graham ousted Republican Steve Southerland by 1.1, one of the few Democratic gains of the year.

Every district

District	Democrat	Votes	Republican	Votes	Others	Margin
Alabama 1	Burton R. Leflore	48,278 (31.7%)	Bradley Byrne	103,758 (68.2%)	198	R+36.4
Alabama 2	Erick Wright	54,692 (32.6%)	Martha Roby	113,103 (67.3%)	157	R+34.8
Alabama 3	Jesse T. Smith	52,816 (33.7%)	Mike Rogers	103,558 (66.1%)	246	R+32.4
Alabama 4	none		Robert B. Aderholt	132,831 (98.6%)	1,921	R+98.6
Alabama 5	none		Mo Brooks	115,338 (74.4%)	Mark Bray (Independent) 39,005 (25.2%)	R+74.4
Alabama 6	Mark Lester	42,291 (23.7%)	Gary Palmer	135,945 (76.2%)	213	R+52.5
Alabama 7	Terri A. Sewell	133,687 (98.4%)	none		2,212	D+98.4
Alaska at large	Forrest Dunbar	114,602 (41.0%)	Don Young	142,572 (51.0%)	Jim C. McDermott (Libertarian) 21,290 (7.6%)	R+10.0
Arizona 1	Ann Kirkpatrick	97,391 (52.6%)	Andy Tobin	87,723 (47.4%)		D+5.2
Arizona 2	Ron Barber	109,543 (49.9%)	Martha McSally	109,704 (50.0%)	104	R+0.1
Arizona 3	Raúl M. Grijalva	58,192 (55.7%)	Gabby Saucedo	46,185 (44.2%)	51	D+11.5
Arizona 4	Mike Weisser	45,179 (25.8%)	Paul A. Gosar	122,560 (70.0%)	7,440	R+44.2
Arizona 5	James Woods	54,596 (30.4%)	Matt Salmon	124,867 (69.6%)		R+39.2
Arizona 6	W. John Williamson	70,198 (35.1%)	David Schweikert	129,578 (64.9%)		R+29.7
Arizona 7	Ruben Gallego	54,235 (74.9%)	none		Joe Cobb (Libertarian) 10,715 (14.8%)	D+74.9
Arizona 8	none		Trent Franks	128,710 (75.8%)	Stephen Dolgos (Americans Elect) 41,066 (24.2%)	R+75.8
Arizona 9	Kyrsten Sinema	88,609 (54.7%)	Wendy Rogers	67,841 (41.9%)	5,612	D+12.8
Arkansas 1	Jackie McPherson	63,555 (32.4%)	Eric A. "Rick" Crawford	124,139 (63.3%)	8,562	R+30.9
Arkansas 2	Patrick Henry Hays	103,477 (43.6%)	French Hill	123,073 (51.9%)	10,780	R+8.3
Arkansas 3	none		Steve Womack	151,630 (79.4%)	Grant Brand (Libertarian) 39,305 (20.6%)	R+79.4
Arkansas 4	James Lee Witt	87,742 (42.6%)	Bruce Westerman	110,789 (53.7%)	7,600	R+11.2
California 1	Heidi Hall	84,320 (39.0%)	Doug Lamalfa	132,052 (61.0%)		R+22.1
California 2	Jared Huffman	163,124 (75.0%)	Dale K. Mensing	54,400 (25.0%)		D+50.0
California 3	John Garamendi	79,224 (52.7%)	Dan Logue	71,036 (47.3%)		D+5.5
California 4	none		Tom McClintock	126,784 (60.0%)	Arthur "Art" Moore (Republican) 84,350 (40.0%)	R+60.1
California 5	Mike Thompson	129,613 (75.7%)	none		James Hinton (No Party Preference) 41,535 (24.3%)	D+75.7
California 6	Doris O. Matsui	97,008 (72.7%)	Joseph McCray Sr.	36,448 (27.3%)		D+45.4
California 7	Ami Bera	92,521 (50.4%)	Doug Ose	91,066 (49.6%)		D+0.8
California 8	Bob Conaway	37,056 (32.4%)	Paul Cook	77,480 (67.6%)		R+35.3
California 9	Jerry McNerney	63,475 (52.4%)	Antonio C. "Tony" Amador	57,729 (47.6%)		D+4.7
California 10	Michael Eggman	55,123 (43.9%)	Jeff Denhem	70,582 (56.1%)		R+12.3
California 11	Mark Desaulnier	117,502 (67.3%)	Tue Phan	57,160 (32.7%)		D+34.6
California 12	Nancy Pelosi	160,067 (83.3%)	John Dennis	32,197 (16.7%)		D+66.5
California 13	Barbara Lee	168,491 (88.5%)	Dakin Sundeen	21,940 (11.5%)		D+77.0
California 14	Jackie Speier	114,389 (76.7%)	Robin Chew	34,757 (23.3%)		D+53.4
California 15	Eric Swalwell	99,756 (69.8%)	Hugh Bussell	43,150 (30.2%)		D+39.6
California 16	Jim Costa	46,277 (50.7%)	Johnny Tacherra	44,943 (49.3%)		D+1.5
California 17	Michael M. Honda	69,561 (51.8%)	none		Ro Khanna (Democratic) 64,847 (48.2%)	D+51.8
California 18	Anna G. Eshoo	133,060 (67.8%)	Richard B. Fox	63,326 (32.2%)		D+35.5
California 19	Zoe Lofgren	85,888 (67.2%)	none		Robert Murray (Democratic) 41,900 (32.8%)	D+67.2
California 20	Sam Farr	106,034 (75.2%)	none		Ronald Paul Kabat (No Party Preference) 35,010 (24.8%)	D+75.2
California 21	Amanda Renteria	33,470 (42.2%)	David G. Valadao	45,907 (57.8%)		R+15.7
California 22	Suzanna "Sam" Aguilera-Marrero	37,289 (28.0%)	Devin Nunes	96,053 (72.0%)		R+44.1
California 23	Raul Garcia	33,726 (25.2%)	Kevin McCarthy	100,317 (74.8%)		R+49.7
California 24	Lois Capps	103,228 (51.9%)	Chris Mitchum	95,566 (48.1%)		D+3.9
California 25	none		Steve Knight	60,847 (53.3%)	Tony Strickland (Republican) 53,225 (46.7%)	R+53.3
California 26	Julia Brownley	87,176 (51.3%)	Jeff Gorell	82,653 (48.7%)		D+2.7
California 27	Judy Chu	75,728 (59.4%)	Jack Orswell	51,852 (40.6%)		D+18.7
California 28	Adam B. Schiff	91,996 (76.5%)	none		Steve Stokes (No Party Preference) 28,268 (23.5%)	D+76.5
California 29	Tony Cárdenas	50,096 (74.6%)	William O'Callaghan Leader	17,045 (25.4%)		D+49.2
California 30	Brad Sherman	86,568 (65.6%)	Mark S. Reed	45,315 (34.4%)		D+31.3
California 31	Pete Aguilar	51,622 (51.7%)	Paul Chabot	48,162 (48.3%)		D+3.5
California 32	Grace F. Napolitano	50,353 (59.7%)	Arturo Enrique Alas	34,053 (40.3%)		D+19.3
California 33	Ted Lieu	108,331 (59.2%)	Elan Carr	74,700 (40.8%)		D+18.4
California 34	Xavier Becerra	44,697 (72.5%)	none		Adrienne Nicole Edwards (Democratic) 16,924 (27.5%)	D+72.5
California 35	Norma J. Torres	39,502 (63.5%)	none		Christina Gagnier (Democratic) 22,753 (36.5%)	D+63.5
California 36	Raul Ruiz	72,682 (54.2%)	Brian Nestande	61,457 (45.8%)		D+8.4
California 37	Karen Bass	96,787 (84.3%)	R. Adam King	18,051 (15.7%)		D+68.6
California 38	Linda T. Sánchez	58,192 (59.1%)	Benjamin Campos	40,288 (40.9%)		D+18.2
California 39	Peter O. Anderson	41,906 (31.5%)	Edward R. Royce	91,319 (68.5%)		R+37.1
California 40	Lucille Roybal-Allard	30,208 (61.2%)	none		David Sanchez (Democratic) 19,171 (38.8%)	D+61.2
California 41	Mark Takano	46,948 (56.6%)	Steve Adams	35,936 (43.4%)		D+13.3
California 42	Tim Sheridan	38,850 (34.3%)	Ken Calvert	74,540 (65.7%)		R+31.5
California 43	Maxine Waters	69,681 (71.0%)	John Wood Jr.	28,521 (29.0%)		D+41.9
California 44	Janice Hahn	59,670 (86.7%)	none		Adam Shbeita (Peace And Freedom) 9,192 (13.3%)	D+86.7
California 45	Drew E. Leavens	56,819 (34.9%)	Mimi Walters	106,083 (65.1%)		R+30.2
California 46	Loretta Sanchez	49,738 (59.7%)	Adam Nick	33,577 (40.3%)		D+19.4
California 47	Alan S. Lowenthal	69,091 (56.0%)	Andy Whallon	54,309 (44.0%)		D+12.0
California 48	Suzanne Joyce Savary	62,713 (35.9%)	Dana Rohracher	112,082 (64.1%)		R+28.2
California 49	Dave Peiser	64,981 (39.8%)	Darrell E. Issa	98,161 (60.2%)		R+20.3
California 50	James H. Kimber	45,302 (28.8%)	Duncan Hunter	111,997 (71.2%)		R+42.4
California 51	Juan Vargas	56,373 (68.8%)	Stephen Meade	25,577 (31.2%)		D+37.6
California 52	Scott H. Peters	98,826 (51.6%)	Carl Demaio	92,746 (48.4%)		D+3.2
California 53	Susan A. Davis	87,104 (58.8%)	Larry A. Wilske	60,940 (41.2%)		D+17.7
Colorado 1	Diana Degette	183,281 (65.8%)	Martin Walsh	80,682 (29.0%)	14,531	D+36.8
Colorado 2	Jared Polis	196,300 (56.7%)	George Leing	149,645 (43.3%)		D+13.5
Colorado 3	Abel J. Tapia	100,364 (35.7%)	Scott R. Tipton	163,011 (58.0%)	17,766	R+22.3
Colorado 4	Vic Meyers	83,727 (29.2%)	Ken Buck	185,292 (64.7%)	17,488	R+35.5
Colorado 5	Irv Halter	105,673 (40.2%)	Doug Lamborn	157,182 (59.8%)		R+19.6
Colorado 6	Andrew Romanoff	118,847 (43.0%)	Mike Coffman	143,467 (51.9%)	14,126	R+8.9
Colorado 7	Ed Perlmutter	148,225 (55.1%)	Don Ytterberg	120,918 (44.9%)		D+10.2
Connecticut 1	John B. Larson	135,825 (62.3%)	Matthew M. Corey	78,609 (36.1%)	3,447	D+26.3
Connecticut 2	Joe Courtney	141,948 (62.3%)	Lori Hopkins-Cavanagh	80,837 (35.5%)	5,151	D+26.8
Connecticut 3	Rosa L. Delauro	140,485 (66.9%)	James E. Brown	69,454 (33.1%)		D+33.8
Connecticut 4	James A. Himes	106,873 (53.8%)	Dan Debicella	91,922 (46.2%)	5	D+7.5
Connecticut 5	Elizabeth H. Esty	113,564 (53.2%)	Mark Greenberg	97,767 (45.8%)	1,970	D+7.4
Delaware at large	John C. Carney, Jr.	137,251 (59.3%)	Rose Izzo	85,146 (36.8%)	9,220	D+22.5
Florida 1	Jim Bryan	54,976 (23.4%)	Jeff Miller	165,086 (70.1%)	Mark Wichern (No Party Affiliation) 15,281 (6.5%)	R+46.8
Florida 2	Gwen Graham	126,096 (50.5%)	Steve Southerland II	123,262 (49.3%)	422	D+1.1
Florida 3	Marihelen Wheeler	73,910 (32.3%)	Ted S. Yoho	148,691 (65.0%)	6,208	R+32.7
Florida 4	none		Ander Crenshaw	177,887 (78.3%)	Paula Moser-Bartlett (No Party Affiliation) 35,663 (15.7%)	R+78.3
Florida 5	Corrine Brown	112,340 (65.5%)	Glo Smith	59,237 (34.5%)		D+31.0
Florida 6	David Cox	99,563 (37.5%)	Ron Desantis	166,254 (62.5%)		R+25.1
Florida 7	Wes Neuman	73,011 (32.1%)	John L. Mica	144,474 (63.6%)	9,679	R+31.5
Florida 8	Gabriel Rothblatt	93,724 (34.1%)	Bill Posey	180,728 (65.8%)	61	R+31.7
Florida 9	Alan Grayson	93,850 (54.0%)	Carol Platt	74,963 (43.1%)	5,065	D+10.9
Florida 10	Michael McKenna	89,426 (38.5%)	Daniel Webster	143,128 (61.5%)	20	R+23.1
Florida 11	Dave Koller	90,786 (33.3%)	Richard B. Nugent	181,508 (66.7%)		R+33.3
Florida 12	none		Gus M. Bilirakis			no vote
Florida: Unopposed; no votes were counted.
Florida 13	none		David W. Jolly	168,172 (75.2%)	Lucas Overby (Libertarian) 55,318 (24.7%)	R+75.2
Florida 14	Kathy Castor		none			no vote
Florida: Unopposed; no votes were counted.
Florida 15	Alan M. Cohn	84,832 (39.7%)	Dennis A. Ross	128,750 (60.3%)		R+20.6
Florida 16	Henry Lawrence	105,483 (38.4%)	Vern Buchanan	169,126 (61.5%)	220	R+23.2
Florida 17	Will Bronson	82,263 (36.8%)	Thomas J. Rooney	141,493 (63.2%)		R+26.5
Florida 18	Patrick Murphy	151,478 (59.8%)	Carl J. Domino	101,896 (40.2%)		D+19.6
Florida 19	April Freeman	80,824 (32.7%)	Curt Clawson	159,354 (64.6%)	6,683	R+31.8
Florida 20	Alcee L. Hastings	128,498 (81.6%)	Jay Bonner	28,968 (18.4%)		D+63.2
Florida 21	Theodore E. Deutch	153,395 (99.6%)	none		575	D+99.6
Florida 22	Lois Frankel	125,404 (58.0%)	Paul Spain	90,685 (42.0%)	7	D+16.1
Florida 23	Debbie Wasserman Schultz	103,269 (62.7%)	Joseph "Joe" Kaufman	61,519 (37.3%)		D+25.3
Florida 24	Frederica S. Wilson	129,192 (86.2%)	Dufirston Julio Neree	15,239 (10.2%)	5,487	D+76.0
Florida 25	none		Mario Diaz-Balart			no vote
Florida: Unopposed; no votes were counted.
Florida 26	Joe Garcia	78,306 (48.5%)	Carlos Curbelo	83,031 (51.5%)		R+2.9
Florida 27	none		Ileana Ros-Lehtinen			no vote
Florida: Unopposed; no votes were counted.
Georgia 1	Brian Corwin Reese	61,175 (39.1%)	E. L. "Buddy" Carter	95,337 (60.9%)		R+21.8
Georgia 2	Sanford D. Bishop Jr.	96,363 (59.2%)	Gregory P. "Greg" Duke	66,537 (40.8%)		D+18.3
Georgia 3	none		Lynn A. Westmoreland	156,277 (100.0%)		R+100.0
Georgia 4	Henry C. "Hank" Johnson Jr.	161,211 (99.9%)	none		109	D+99.9
Georgia 5	John Lewis	170,326 (100.0%)	none			D+100.0
Georgia 6	Robert G. Montigel	71,486 (34.0%)	Tom Price	139,018 (66.0%)		R+32.1
Georgia 7	Thomas D. Wright	60,112 (34.6%)	Rob Woodall	113,557 (65.4%)		R+30.8
Georgia 8	none		Austin Scott	129,938 (99.9%)	119	R+99.9
Georgia 9	David D. Vogel	34,988 (19.3%)	Doug Collins	146,059 (80.7%)		R+61.4
Georgia 10	I. K. "Kenneth" Dious	65,777 (33.5%)	Jody B. Hice	130,703 (66.5%)		R+33.0
Georgia 11	none		Barry D. Loudermilk	161,532 (100.0%)		R+100.0
Georgia 12	John Barrow	75,478 (45.2%)	R. W. "Rick" Allen	91,336 (54.8%)		R+9.5
Georgia 13	David Scott	159,445 (100.0%)	none			D+100.0
Georgia 14	none		Tom Graves	118,782 (100.0%)		R+100.0
Hawaii 1	Mark Takai	93,390 (51.2%)	Charles Djou	86,454 (47.4%)	2,424	D+3.8
Hawaii 2	Tulsi Gabbard	142,010 (75.8%)	Kawika Crowley	33,630 (17.9%)	11,795	D+57.8
Idaho 1	Shirley G. Ringo	77,277 (35.0%)	Raúl R. Labrador	143,580 (65.0%)	7	R+30.0
Idaho 2	Richard Stallings	82,801 (38.6%)	Michael K. Simpson	131,492 (61.4%)		R+22.7
Illinois 1	Bobby L. Rush	162,268 (73.1%)	Jimmy Lee Tillman	59,749 (26.9%)		D+46.2
Illinois 2	Robin L. Kelly	160,337 (78.5%)	Eric M. Wallace	43,799 (21.4%)	130	D+57.1
Illinois 3	Daniel Lipinski	116,764 (64.6%)	Sharon M. Brannigan	64,091 (35.4%)		D+29.1
Illinois 4	Luis V. Gutiérrez	79,666 (78.1%)	Hector Concepcion	22,278 (21.9%)		D+56.3
Illinois 5	Mike Quigley	116,364 (63.2%)	Vince Kolber	56,350 (30.6%)	Nancy Wade (Green) 11,305 (6.1%)	D+32.6
Illinois 6	Michael Mason	78,465 (32.9%)	Peter J. Roskam	160,287 (67.1%)		R+34.3
Illinois 7	Danny K. Davis	155,110 (85.1%)	Robert L. Bumpers	27,168 (14.9%)		D+70.2
Illinois 8	Tammy Duckworth	84,178 (55.7%)	Larry Kaifesh	66,878 (44.3%)		D+11.5
Illinois 9	Janice D. Schakowsky	141,000 (66.1%)	Susanne Atanus	72,384 (33.9%)	66	D+32.2
Illinois 10	Bradley S. Schneider	91,136 (48.7%)	Robert Dold	95,992 (51.3%)		R+2.6
Illinois 11	Bill Foster	93,436 (53.5%)	Darlene Senger	81,335 (46.5%)	1	D+6.9
Illinois 12	William L. Enyart	87,860 (41.9%)	Mike Bost	110,038 (52.5%)	Paula Bradshaw (Green) 11,840 (5.6%)	R+10.6
Illinois 13	Ann E. Callis	86,935 (41.3%)	Rodney Davis	123,337 (58.7%)		R+17.3
Illinois 14	Dennis Anderson	76,861 (34.6%)	Randy Hultgren	145,369 (65.4%)		R+30.8
Illinois 15	Eric Thorsland	55,652 (25.1%)	John Shimkus	166,274 (74.9%)		R+49.9
Illinois 16	Randall Wayne Olsen	63,810 (29.4%)	Adam Kinzinger	153,388 (70.6%)		R+41.2
Illinois 17	Cheri Bustos	110,560 (55.5%)	Bobby Schilling	88,785 (44.5%)	16	D+10.9
Illinois 18	Darrel Miller	62,377 (25.3%)	Aaron Schock	184,363 (74.7%)		R+49.4
Indiana 1	Peter J. Visclosky	86,579 (60.8%)	Mark Leyva	51,000 (35.8%)	4,714	D+25.0
Indiana 2	Joe Bock	55,590 (38.3%)	Jackie Walorski	85,583 (58.9%)	4,027	R+20.7
Indiana 3	Justin Kuhnle	39,771 (26.7%)	Marlin A. Stutzman	97,892 (65.8%)	Scott Wise (Libertarian) 11,130 (7.5%)	R+39.1
Indiana 4	John Dale	47,056 (33.1%)	Todd Rokita	94,998 (66.9%)		R+33.8
Indiana 5	Shawn A. Denney	49,756 (30.8%)	Susan W. Brooks	105,277 (65.2%)	6,407	R+34.4
Indiana 6	Susan Hall Heitzman	45,509 (29.3%)	Luke Messer	102,187 (65.9%)	7,375	R+36.6
Indiana 7	André Carson	61,443 (54.7%)	Catherine "Cat" Ping	46,887 (41.8%)	3,931	D+13.0
Indiana 8	Tom Spangler	61,384 (35.8%)	Larry Bucshon	103,344 (60.3%)	6,587	R+24.5
Indiana 9	Bill Bailey	55,016 (33.7%)	Todd C. Young	101,594 (62.2%)	6,777	R+28.5
Iowa 1	Pat Murphy	141,145 (48.8%)	Rod Blum	147,762 (51.1%)	399	R+2.3
Iowa 2	David Loebsack	143,431 (52.5%)	Mariannette Miller-Meeks	129,455 (47.4%)	443	D+5.1
Iowa 3	Staci Appel	119,109 (42.2%)	David Young	148,814 (52.8%)	14,143	R+10.5
Iowa 4	Jim Mowrer	105,504 (38.3%)	Steve King	169,834 (61.6%)	295	R+23.3
Kansas 1	James E. Sherow	65,397 (32.0%)	Tim Huelskamp	138,764 (68.0%)		R+35.9
Kansas 2	Margie Wakefield	87,153 (38.6%)	Lynn Jenkins	128,742 (57.0%)	9,791	R+18.4
Kansas 3	Kelly Kultala	89,584 (40.0%)	Kevin Yoder	134,493 (60.0%)		R+20.0
Kansas 4	Perry L. Schuckman	69,396 (33.3%)	Mike Pompeo	138,757 (66.7%)		R+33.3
Kentucky 1	Charles Kendall Hatchett	63,596 (26.9%)	Ed Whitfield	173,022 (73.1%)		R+46.3
Kentucky 2	Ron Leach	69,898 (30.8%)	Brett Guthrie	156,936 (69.2%)		R+38.4
Kentucky 3	John A. Yarmuth	157,056 (63.5%)	Michael Macfarlane	87,981 (35.6%)	2,318	D+27.9
Kentucky 4	Peter Newberry	71,694 (32.3%)	Thomas Massie	150,464 (67.7%)		R+35.5
Kentucky 5	Kennth S. Stepp	47,617 (21.7%)	Harold Rogers	171,350 (78.3%)		R+56.5
Kentucky 6	Elizabeth Jensen	98,290 (40.0%)	Andy Barr	147,404 (60.0%)		R+20.0
Louisiana 1	M. V. "Vinny" Mendoza	24,761 (10.1%)	Steve Scalise	189,250 (77.6%)	Lee A. Dugas (Democratic) 21,286 (8.7%)	R+67.4
Louisiana 2	Cedric Richmond	152,201 (68.7%)	none		Gary Landrieu (Democratic) 37,805 (17.1%)	D+68.7
Louisiana 3	none		Charles Boustany	185,867 (78.7%)	Russell Richard (Independent) 28,342 (12.0%)	R+78.7
Louisiana 4	none		John Fleming	152,683 (73.4%)	Randall Lord (Libertarian) 55,236 (26.6%)	R+73.4
Louisiana 5	Jamie Mayo	75,006 (35.8%)	Ralph Abraham	134,616 (64.2%)		R+28.4
Louisiana: Decided in the December runoff.
Louisiana 6	Edwin Edwards	83,781 (37.6%)	Garret Graves	139,209 (62.4%)		R+24.9
Louisiana: Decided in the December runoff.
Maine 1	Chellie Pingree	186,674 (58.0%)	Isaac J. Misiuk	94,751 (29.4%)	Richard P. Murphy (Independent) 27,410 (8.5%)	D+28.6
Maine 2	Emily Ann Cain	118,568 (40.2%)	Bruce Poliquin	133,320 (45.2%)	Blaine Richardson (Independent) 31,337 (10.6%)	R+5.0
Maryland 1	Bill Tilghman	73,843 (29.5%)	Andy Harris	176,342 (70.4%)	233	R+40.9
Maryland 2	C. A. Dutch Ruppersberger	120,412 (61.3%)	David Banach	70,411 (35.9%)	5,531	D+25.5
Maryland 3	John P. Sarbanes	128,594 (59.5%)	Charles A. Long	87,029 (40.3%)	323	D+19.3
Maryland 4	Donna F. Edwards	134,628 (70.2%)	Nancy Hoyt	54,217 (28.3%)	2,992	D+41.9
Maryland 5	Steny H. Hoyer	144,725 (64.0%)	Chris Chaffee	80,752 (35.7%)	563	D+28.3
Maryland 6	John K. Delaney	94,704 (49.7%)	Dan Bongino	91,930 (48.2%)	3,902	D+1.5
Maryland 7	Elijah E. Cummings	144,639 (69.9%)	Corrogan R. Vaughn	55,860 (27.0%)	6,310	D+42.9
Maryland 8	Chris Van Hollen	136,722 (60.7%)	Dave Wallace	87,859 (39.0%)	516	D+21.7
Massachusetts 1	Richard E. Neal	167,612 (98.0%)	none		3,498	D+98.0
Massachusetts 2	James P. McGovern	169,640 (98.2%)	none		3,105	D+98.2
Massachusetts 3	Niki Tsongas	139,104 (60.3%)	Roseann L. Ehrhard Wofford	81,638 (35.4%)	10,047	D+24.9
Massachusetts 4	Joseph P. Kennedy III	184,158 (97.9%)	none		3,940	D+97.9
Massachusetts 5	Katherine M. Clark	182,100 (98.3%)	none		3,160	D+98.3
Massachusetts 6	Seth W. Moulton	149,638 (53.6%)	Richard R. Tisei	111,989 (40.2%)	17,292	D+13.5
Massachusetts 7	Michael E. Capuano	142,133 (98.3%)	none		2,413	D+98.3
Massachusetts 8	Stephen F. Lynch	200,644 (98.7%)	none		2,707	D+98.7
Massachusetts 9	William R. Keating	140,413 (53.1%)	John C. Chapman	114,971 (43.5%)	9,168	D+9.6
Michigan 1	Jerry Cannon	113,263 (45.3%)	Dan Benishek	130,414 (52.1%)	6,454	R+6.9
Michigan 2	Dean Vanderstelt	70,851 (33.3%)	Bill Huizenga	135,568 (63.6%)	6,653	R+30.4
Michigan 3	Bob Goodrich	84,720 (39.0%)	Justin Amash	125,754 (57.9%)	6,691	R+18.9
Michigan 4	Jeff Holmes	85,777 (39.1%)	John Moolenaar	123,962 (56.5%)	9,684	R+17.4
Michigan 5	Daniel T. Kildee	148,182 (66.7%)	Allen Hardwick	69,222 (31.2%)	4,734	D+35.6
Michigan 6	Paul Clements	84,391 (40.4%)	Fred Upton	116,801 (55.9%)	7,784	R+15.5
Michigan 7	Pam Byrnes	92,083 (41.2%)	Tim Walberg	119,564 (53.5%)	12,038	R+12.3
Michigan 8	Eric Shertzing	102,269 (42.1%)	Mike Bishop	132,739 (54.6%)	8,117	R+12.5
Michigan 9	Sander M. Levin	136,342 (60.4%)	George Brikho	81,470 (36.1%)	7,945	D+24.3
Michigan 10	Chuck Stadler	67,143 (29.4%)	Candice S. Miller	157,069 (68.7%)	4,480	R+39.3
Michigan 11	Bobby McKenzie	101,681 (40.5%)	Dave Trott	140,435 (55.9%)	9,122	R+15.4
Michigan 12	Debbie Dingell	134,346 (65.0%)	Terry Bowman	64,716 (31.3%)	7,598	D+33.7
Michigan 13	John Conyers Jr.	132,710 (79.5%)	Jeff Gorman	27,234 (16.3%)	7,003	D+63.2
Michigan 14	Brenda Lawrence	165,272 (77.8%)	Christina L. Barr	41,801 (19.7%)	5,395	D+58.1
Minnesota 1	Timothy J. Walz	122,851 (54.2%)	Jim Hagedorn	103,536 (45.7%)	308	D+8.5
Minnesota 2	Mike Obermueller	95,565 (38.9%)	John Kline	137,778 (56.0%)	Paula Oberby (Independence) 12,319 (5.0%)	R+17.2
Minnesota 3	Sharon Sund	101,846 (37.8%)	Erik Paulsen	167,515 (62.1%)	224	R+24.4
Minnesota 4	Betty McCollum	147,857 (61.2%)	Sharna Wahlgren	79,492 (32.9%)	Dave Thomas (Independence) 14,059 (5.8%)	D+28.3
Minnesota 5	Keith Ellison	167,079 (70.8%)	Doug Daggett	56,577 (24.0%)	Lee Bauer (Independence) 12,001 (5.1%)	D+46.8
Minnesota 6	Joe Perske	90,926 (38.4%)	Tom Emmer	133,328 (56.3%)	John Denney (Independence) 12,457 (5.3%)	R+17.9
Minnesota 7	Collin C. Peterson	130,546 (54.2%)	Torrey Westrom	109,955 (45.7%)	334	D+8.6
Minnesota 8	Richard M. Nolan	129,090 (48.5%)	Stewart Mills	125,358 (47.1%)	11,635	D+1.4
Mississippi 1	Ron E. Dickey	43,713 (28.9%)	Alan Nunnelee	102,622 (67.9%)	4,776	R+39.0
Mississippi 2	Bennie G. Thompson	100,688 (67.7%)	none		Troy Ray (Independent) 36,465 (24.5%)	D+67.7
Mississippi 3	Douglas Macarthur "Doug" Magee	47,744 (27.9%)	Gregg Harper	117,771 (68.9%)	5,431	R+41.0
Mississippi 4	Matt Moore	37,869 (24.3%)	Steven M. Palazzo	108,776 (69.9%)	8,931	R+45.6
Missouri 1	Wm. Lacy Clay	119,315 (73.0%)	Daniel J. Elder	35,273 (21.6%)	Robb E. Cunningham (Libertarian) 8,906 (5.4%)	D+51.4
Missouri 2	Arthur Lieber	75,384 (32.6%)	Ann Wagner	148,191 (64.1%)	7,542	R+31.5
Missouri 3	Courtney Denton	52,021 (27.1%)	Blaine Luetkemeyer	130,940 (68.3%)	8,659	R+41.2
Missouri 4	Nate Irvin	46,464 (26.4%)	Vicky Hartzler	120,014 (68.1%)	Herschel L. Young (Libertarian) 9,793 (5.6%)	R+41.7
Missouri 5	Emanuel Cleaver	79,256 (51.6%)	Jacob Turk	69,071 (45.0%)	5,308	D+6.6
Missouri 6	W. A. "Bill" Hedge	55,157 (29.5%)	Sam Graves	124,616 (66.7%)	7,197	R+37.2
Missouri 7	Jim Evans	47,282 (28.8%)	Billy Long	104,054 (63.5%)	Kevin Craig (Libertarian) 12,584 (7.7%)	R+34.6
Missouri 8	Barbara Stocker	38,721 (24.3%)	Jason T. Smith	106,124 (66.7%)	14,379	R+42.3
Montana at large	John Lewis	148,690 (40.4%)	Ryan Zinke	203,871 (55.4%)	15,402	R+15.0
Nebraska 1	Dennis P. Crawford	55,838 (31.2%)	Jeff Fortenberry	123,219 (68.8%)		R+37.6
Nebraska 2	Brad Ashford	83,872 (48.9%)	Lee Terry	78,157 (45.6%)	Steven Laird (Libertarian) 9,021 (5.3%)	D+3.3
Nebraska 3	Mark Sullivan	45,524 (24.6%)	Adrian Smith	139,440 (75.4%)		R+50.8
Nevada 1	Dina Titus	45,643 (56.8%)	Annette Teijeiro	30,413 (37.9%)	4,243	D+19.0
Nevada 2	Kristen Spees	52,016 (27.9%)	Mark E. Amodei	122,402 (65.7%)	Janine Hansen (Independent American) 11,792 (6.3%)	R+37.8
Nevada 3	Erin Bilbray	52,644 (36.1%)	Joseph J. Heck	88,528 (60.8%)	4,547	R+24.6
Nevada 4	Steven A. Horsford	59,844 (45.8%)	Cresent Hardy	63,466 (48.5%)	7,471	R+2.8
New Hampshire 1	Carol Shea-Porter	116,769 (48.1%)	Frank C. Guinta	125,508 (51.7%)	459	R+3.6
New Hampshire 2	Ann M. Kuster	130,700 (54.9%)	Marilinda Garcia	106,871 (44.9%)	613	D+10.0
New Jersey 1	Donald W. Norcross	93,315 (57.4%)	Garry W. Cobb	64,073 (39.4%)	5,104	D+18.0
New Jersey 2	William J. Hughes Jr.	66,026 (37.3%)	Frank A. Lobiondo	108,875 (61.5%)	2,247	R+24.2
New Jersey 3	Aimee Belgard	82,537 (44.4%)	Tom Macarthur	100,471 (54.0%)	3,095	R+9.6
New Jersey 4	Ruben M. Scolavino	54,415 (31.1%)	Christopher H. Smith	118,826 (68.0%)	1,608	R+36.8
New Jersey 5	Roy Cho	81,808 (43.3%)	Scott Garrett	104,678 (55.4%)	2,435	R+12.1
New Jersey 6	Frank Pallone Jr.	72,190 (59.9%)	Anthony E. Wilkinson	46,891 (38.9%)	1,376	D+21.0
New Jersey 7	Janice Kovach	68,232 (38.8%)	Leonard Lance	104,287 (59.3%)	3,478	R+20.5
New Jersey 8	Albio Sires	61,510 (77.4%)	Jude Anthony Tiscornia	15,141 (19.0%)	2,867	D+58.3
New Jersey 9	Bill Pascrell	82,498 (68.5%)	Dierdre G. Paul	36,246 (30.1%)	1,715	D+38.4
New Jersey 10	Donald M. Payne Jr.	95,734 (85.4%)	Yolanda Dentley	14,154 (12.6%)	2,235	D+72.8
New Jersey 11	Mark Dunec	65,477 (37.4%)	Rodney P. Frelinghuysen	109,455 (62.6%)		R+25.1
New Jersey 12	Bonnie Watson	90,430 (61.0%)	Alieta Eck	54,168 (36.5%)	3,768	D+24.4
New Mexico 1	Michelle Lujan Grisham	105,474 (58.6%)	Michael H. Frese	74,558 (41.4%)		D+17.2
New Mexico 2	Roxanne "Rocky" Lara	52,499 (35.5%)	Steven Pearce	95,209 (64.4%)	69	R+28.9
New Mexico 3	Ben Ray Luján	113,249 (61.5%)	Jefferson L. Byrd	70,775 (38.4%)	52	D+23.1
New York 1	Timothy H. Bishop	78,722 (44.5%)	Lee M. Zeldin	94,035 (53.2%)	3,962	R+8.7
New York 2	Patricia Maher	41,814 (28.5%)	Peter T. King	95,177 (64.9%)	Blank Vote/Void Vote/Scattering (Independent) 7,345 (5.0%)	R+36.4
New York 3	Steve Israel	90,032 (52.6%)	Grant M. Lally	74,269 (43.4%)	6,862	D+9.2
New York 4	Kathleen M. Rice	89,793 (51.2%)	Bruce A. Blakeman	80,127 (45.7%)	5,385	D+5.5
New York 5	Gregory W. Meeks	75,712 (80.2%)	none		Blank Vote/Void Vote/Scattering (Independent) 14,818 (15.7%)	D+80.2
New York 6	Grace Meng	55,368 (71.6%)	none		Blank Vote/Void Vote/Scattering (Independent) 21,938 (28.4%)	D+71.6
New York 7	Nydia M. Velázquez	56,593 (82.6%)	Jose Luis Fernandez	5,713 (8.3%)	Blank Vote/Void Vote/Scattering (Independent) 4,818 (7.0%)	D+74.3
New York 8	Hakeem S. Jeffries	77,255 (81.2%)	none		Blank Vote/Void Vote/Scattering (Independent) 11,185 (11.8%)	D+81.2
New York 9	Yvette D. Clarke	82,659 (81.4%)	none		Daniel J. Cavanagh (Conservative) 9,727 (9.6%)	D+81.4
New York 10	Jerrold Nadler	89,080 (78.7%)	none		Ross Brady (Conservative) 12,042 (10.6%)	D+78.7
New York 11	Domenic M. Recchia Jr.	45,244 (40.8%)	Michael G. Grimm	58,886 (53.1%)	6,869	R+12.3
New York 12	Carolyn B. Maloney	90,603 (77.2%)	Nicholas S. Di Iorio	22,731 (19.4%)	4,086	D+57.8
New York 13	Charles B. Rangel	68,396 (74.5%)	none		Blank Vote/Void Vote/Scattering (Independent) 13,632 (14.8%)	D+74.5
New York 14	Joseph Crowley	50,352 (74.7%)	none		Blank Vote/Void Vote/Scattering (Independent) 10,285 (15.3%)	D+74.7
New York 15	José E. Serrano	54,906 (89.6%)	none		Blank Vote/Void Vote/Scattering (Independent) 4,747 (7.7%)	D+89.6
New York 16	Eliot L. Engel	99,658 (71.9%)	none		Blank Vote/Void Vote/Scattering (Independent) 38,997 (28.1%)	D+71.9
New York 17	Nita M. Lowey	98,150 (54.0%)	Christopher E. Day	75,781 (41.7%)	7,743	D+12.3
New York 18	Sean Patrick Maloney	88,993 (47.7%)	Nan Hayworth	85,660 (45.9%)	12,062	D+1.8
New York 19	Sean S. Eldridge	72,470 (34.5%)	Christopher P. Gibson	131,594 (62.6%)	6,287	R+28.1
New York 20	Paul Tonko	125,111 (59.0%)	James M. Fischer	79,104 (37.3%)	7,750	D+21.7
New York 21	Aaron G. Woolf	59,063 (32.5%)	Elise M. Stefanik	96,226 (53.0%)	Matthew J. Funiciello (Green) 19,238 (10.6%)	R+20.5
New York 22	none		Richard L. Hanna	129,851 (74.0%)	Blank Vote/Void Vote/Scattering (Independent) 45,521 (26.0%)	R+74.0
New York 23	Martha Robertson	70,242 (36.9%)	Tom Reed	113,130 (59.4%)	7,182	R+22.5
New York 24	Daniel B. Maffei	80,304 (39.5%)	John M. Katko	118,474 (58.2%)	4,639	R+18.8
New York 25	Louise McIntosh Slaughter	96,803 (49.3%)	Mark W. Assini	95,932 (48.8%)	3,781	D+0.4
New York 26	Brian Higgins	113,210 (65.1%)	Kathleen A. Weppner	52,909 (30.4%)	7,792	D+34.7
New York 27	James D. O'Donnell	58,911 (27.4%)	Chris Collins	144,675 (67.2%)	Blank Vote/Void Vote/Scattering (Independent) 11,561 (5.4%)	R+39.9
North Carolina 1	G. K. Butterfield	154,333 (73.4%)	Arthur Rich	55,990 (26.6%)		D+46.8
North Carolina 2	Clay Aiken	85,479 (41.2%)	Renee L. Ellmers	122,128 (58.8%)		R+17.7
North Carolina 3	Marshall Adame	66,182 (32.2%)	Walter B. Jones	139,415 (67.8%)		R+35.6
North Carolina 4	David E. Price	169,946 (74.7%)	Paul Wright	57,416 (25.3%)		D+49.5
North Carolina 5	Joshua "Josh" Brannon	88,973 (39.0%)	Virginia Foxx	139,279 (61.0%)		R+22.0
North Carolina 6	Laura Fjeld	103,758 (41.3%)	Mark Walker	147,312 (58.7%)		R+17.4
North Carolina 7	Jonathan Barfield Jr.	84,054 (37.1%)	David Rouzer	134,431 (59.4%)	8,019	R+22.2
North Carolina 8	Antonio Blue	65,854 (35.1%)	Richard Hudson	121,568 (64.9%)		R+29.7
North Carolina 9	none		Robert Pittenger	163,080 (93.9%)	10,588	R+93.9
North Carolina 10	Tate Macqueen	85,292 (39.0%)	Patrick T. McHenry	133,504 (61.0%)		R+22.0
North Carolina 11	Tom Hill	85,342 (37.1%)	Mark Meadows	144,682 (62.9%)		R+25.8
North Carolina 12	Alma Adams	130,096 (75.3%)	Vince Coakley	42,568 (24.7%)		D+50.7
North Carolina 13	Brenda Cleary	114,718 (42.7%)	George Holding	153,991 (57.3%)		R+14.6
North Dakota at large	George Sinner	95,678 (38.5%)	Kevin Cramer	138,100 (55.5%)	Robert J. "Jack" Seaman (Libertarian) 14,531 (5.8%)	R+17.1
Ohio 1	Fred Kundrata	72,604 (36.8%)	Steve Chabot	124,779 (63.2%)		R+26.4
Ohio 2	Marek Tyszkiewicz	68,453 (34.0%)	Brad R. Wenstrup	132,658 (66.0%)		R+31.9
Ohio 3	Joyce Beatty	91,769 (64.1%)	John Adams	51,475 (35.9%)	17	D+28.1
Ohio 4	Janet Garrett	60,165 (32.3%)	Jim Jordan	125,907 (67.7%)		R+35.3
Ohio 5	Robert L. Fry	58,507 (28.9%)	Robert E. Latta	134,449 (66.5%)	9,344	R+37.5
Ohio 6	Jennifer Garrison	73,561 (38.6%)	Bill Johnson	111,026 (58.2%)	6,065	R+19.7
Ohio 7	none		Bob Gibbs	143,959 (100.0%)		R+100.0
Ohio 8	Tom Poetter	51,534 (27.4%)	John A. Boehner	126,539 (67.2%)	James J. Condit Jr. (Constitution) 10,257 (5.4%)	R+39.8
Ohio 9	Marcy Kaptur	108,870 (67.7%)	Richard May	51,704 (32.2%)	141	D+35.6
Ohio 10	Robert Klepinger	63,249 (31.5%)	Michael R. Turner	130,752 (65.2%)	6,605	R+33.7
Ohio 11	Marcia L. Fudge	137,105 (79.5%)	Mark Zetzer	35,461 (20.5%)		D+58.9
Ohio 12	David Arthur Tibbs	61,360 (27.8%)	Patrick J. Tiberi	150,573 (68.1%)	9,148	R+40.4
Ohio 13	Tim Ryan	120,230 (68.5%)	Thomas Pekarek	55,233 (31.5%)	86	D+37.0
Ohio 14	Michael Wager	70,856 (33.0%)	David P. Joyce	135,736 (63.3%)	7,988	R+30.2
Ohio 15	Scott Wharton	66,125 (34.0%)	Steve Stivers	128,496 (66.0%)		R+32.1
Ohio 16	Pete Crossland	75,199 (36.3%)	James B. Renacci	132,176 (63.7%)		R+27.5
Oklahoma 1	none		Jim Bridenstine			no vote
Oklahoma: Unopposed; no votes were counted.
Oklahoma 2	Earl E. Everett	38,964 (24.6%)	Markwayne Mullin	110,925 (70.0%)	Jon Douthitt (Independent) 8,518 (5.4%)	R+45.4
Oklahoma 3	Frankie Robbins	36,270 (21.4%)	Frank D. Lucas	133,335 (78.6%)		R+57.2
Oklahoma 4	Bert Smith	40,998 (24.7%)	Tom Cole	117,721 (70.8%)	7,549	R+46.1
Oklahoma 5	Al McAffrey	57,790 (36.3%)	Steve Russell	95,632 (60.1%)	5,711	R+23.8
Oregon 1	Suzanne Bonamici	160,038 (57.3%)	Jason Yates	96,245 (34.5%)	22,970	D+22.8
Oregon 2	Aelea Christofferson	73,785 (25.7%)	Greg Walden	202,374 (70.4%)	11,266	R+44.7
Oregon 3	Earl Blumenauer	211,748 (72.3%)	James Buchal	57,424 (19.6%)	23,585	D+52.7
Oregon 4	Peter A. Defazio	181,624 (58.6%)	Art Robinson	116,534 (37.6%)	12,021	D+21.0
Oregon 5	Kurt Schrader	150,944 (53.7%)	Tootie Smith	110,332 (39.3%)	19,812	D+14.5
Pennsylvania 1	Robert A. Brady	131,248 (82.8%)	Megan Rath	27,193 (17.2%)		D+65.7
Pennsylvania 2	Chaka Fattah	181,141 (87.7%)	Armond James	25,397 (12.3%)		D+75.4
Pennsylvania 3	Dan Lavallee	73,931 (39.4%)	Mike Kelly	113,859 (60.6%)		R+21.3
Pennsylvania 4	Linda Deliah Thompson	50,250 (25.5%)	Scott Perry	147,090 (74.5%)		R+49.1
Pennsylvania 5	Kerith Strano Taylor	65,839 (36.4%)	Glenn Thompson	115,018 (63.6%)		R+27.2
Pennsylvania 6	Manan Trivedi	92,901 (43.7%)	Ryan Costello	119,643 (56.3%)		R+12.6
Pennsylvania 7	Mary Ellen Balchunis	89,256 (38.0%)	Patrick Meehan	145,869 (62.0%)		R+24.1
Pennsylvania 8	Kevin Strouse	84,767 (38.1%)	Michael G. Fitzpatrick	137,731 (61.9%)		R+23.8
Pennsylvania 9	Alanna Hartzok	63,223 (36.5%)	Bill Shuster	110,094 (63.5%)		R+27.0
Pennsylvania 10	Scott F. Brion	44,737 (24.8%)	Tom Marino	112,851 (62.6%)	Nicholas Troiano (Independent) 22,734 (12.6%)	R+37.8
Pennsylvania 11	Andy Ostrowski	62,228 (33.7%)	Lou Barletta	122,464 (66.3%)		R+32.6
Pennsylvania 12	Erin McClelland	87,928 (40.7%)	Keith J. Rothfus	127,993 (59.3%)		R+18.6
Pennsylvania 13	Brendan F. Boyle	123,601 (67.1%)	Carson Dee Adcock	60,549 (32.9%)		D+34.2
Pennsylvania 14	Michael F. Doyle	148,351 (100.0%)	none			D+100.0
Pennsylvania 15	none		Charles W. Dent	128,285 (100.0%)		R+100.0
Pennsylvania 16	Tom Houghton	74,513 (42.3%)	Joseph R. Pitts	101,722 (57.7%)		R+15.4
Pennsylvania 17	Matt Cartwright	93,680 (56.8%)	David J. Moylan	71,371 (43.2%)		D+13.5
Pennsylvania 18	none		Tim Murphy	166,076 (100.0%)		R+100.0
Rhode Island 1	David N. Cicilline	87,060 (59.5%)	Comick Brendan Lynch	58,877 (40.2%)	416	D+19.3
Rhode Island 2	James R. Langevin	105,716 (62.2%)	Rhue R. Reis	63,844 (37.6%)	344	D+24.6
South Carolina 1	none		Mark Sanford	119,392 (93.4%)	8,423	R+93.4
South Carolina 2	Phil Black	68,719 (35.3%)	Joe Wilson	121,649 (62.4%)	4,440	R+27.2
South Carolina 3	Barbara Jo Mullis	47,181 (28.8%)	Jeff Duncan	116,741 (71.2%)	87	R+42.4
South Carolina 4	none		Trey Gowdy	126,452 (84.8%)	Curtis E. McLaughlin (Libertarian) 21,969 (14.7%)	R+84.8
South Carolina 5	Tom Adams	71,985 (41.1%)	Mick Mulvaney	103,078 (58.9%)	82	R+17.8
South Carolina 6	James E. Clyburn	125,747 (72.5%)	Anthony Culler	44,311 (25.5%)	3,374	D+47.0
South Carolina 7	Gloria Bromell-Tinubu	68,576 (40.0%)	Tom Rice	102,833 (60.0%)	115	R+20.0
South Dakota at large	Corinna Robinson	92,485 (33.5%)	Kristi L. Noem	183,834 (66.5%)		R+33.1
Tennessee 1	none		David P. Roe	115,533 (82.8%)	Robert D. Franklin (Independent) 9,906 (7.1%)	R+82.8
Tennessee 2	Bob Scott	37,612 (22.6%)	John J. Duncan Jr.	120,883 (72.5%)	8,256	R+49.9
Tennessee 3	Mary M. Headrick	53,983 (34.6%)	Charles J. "Chuck" Fleischmann	97,344 (62.4%)	4,770	R+27.8
Tennessee 4	Lendra Sherrell	51,357 (35.3%)	Scott Des Jarlais	84,815 (58.3%)	Robert Rankin Doggart (Independent) 9,246 (6.4%)	R+23.0
Tennessee 5	Jim Cooper	96,148 (62.3%)	Bob Ries	55,078 (35.7%)	3,050	D+26.6
Tennessee 6	Amos Scott Powers	37,232 (23.0%)	Diane Black	115,231 (71.1%)	Mike Winton (Independent) 9,634 (5.9%)	R+48.1
Tennessee 7	Daniel Cramer	42,280 (26.8%)	Marsha Blackburn	110,534 (70.0%)	5,093	R+43.2
Tennessee 8	Wes Bradley	42,433 (24.6%)	Stephen Lee Fincher	122,255 (70.8%)	7,907	R+46.3
Tennessee 9	Steve Cohen	87,376 (75.0%)	Charlotte Bergmann	27,173 (23.3%)	2,001	D+51.7
Texas 1	Shirley J. McKellar	33,476 (22.5%)	Louie Gohmert	115,084 (77.5%)		R+54.9
Texas 2	Niko Letsos	44,462 (29.6%)	Ted Poe	101,936 (67.9%)	3,628	R+38.3
Texas 3	none		Sam Johnson	113,404 (82.0%)	Paul Blair (Green) 24,876 (18.0%)	R+82.0
Texas 4	none		John Ratcliffe	115,085 (100.0%)		R+100.0
Texas 5	none		Jeb Hensarling	88,998 (85.4%)	Ken Ashby (Libertarian) 15,264 (14.6%)	R+85.4
Texas 6	David E. Cozad	55,027 (36.4%)	Joe Barton	92,334 (61.1%)	3,635	R+24.7
Texas 7	James Cargas	49,478 (34.5%)	John Abney Culberson	90,606 (63.3%)	3,135	R+28.7
Texas 8	none		Kevin Brady	125,066 (89.3%)	Ken Petty (Libertarian) 14,947 (10.7%)	R+89.3
Texas 9	Al Green	78,109 (90.8%)	none		Johnny Johnson (Libertarian) 7,894 (9.2%)	D+90.8
Texas 10	Tawana Walter-Cadien	60,243 (34.1%)	Michael T. McCaul	109,726 (62.2%)	6,491	R+28.0
Texas 11	none		K. Michael Conaway	107,939 (90.3%)	Ryan T. Lange (Libertarian) 11,635 (9.7%)	R+90.3
Texas 12	Mark Greene	41,757 (26.3%)	Kay Granger	113,186 (71.3%)	3,787	R+45.0
Texas 13	Mike Minter	16,822 (12.8%)	Mac Thornberry	110,842 (84.3%)	3,787	R+71.5
Texas 14	Donald G. Brown	52,545 (36.1%)	Randy K. Weber Sr.	90,116 (61.9%)	3,037	R+25.8
Texas 15	Rubén Hinojosa	48,708 (54.0%)	Eddie Zamora	39,016 (43.3%)	2,460	D+10.8
Texas 16	Beto O'Rourke	49,338 (67.5%)	Corey Roen	21,324 (29.2%)	2,443	D+38.3
Texas 17	Nick Haynes	43,049 (32.4%)	Bill Flores	85,807 (64.6%)	4,009	R+32.2
Texas 18	Sheila Jackson Lee	76,097 (71.8%)	Sean Seibert	26,249 (24.8%)	3,664	D+47.0
Texas 19	Neal Marchbanks	21,458 (18.4%)	Randy Neugebauer	90,160 (77.2%)	5,200	R+58.8
Texas 20	Joaquin Castro	66,554 (75.7%)	none		Jeffrey C. Blunt (Libertarian) 21,410 (24.3%)	D+75.7
Texas 21	none		Lamar Smith	135,660 (71.8%)	Antonio Diaz (Green) 27,831 (14.7%)	R+71.8
Texas 22	Frank Briscoe	47,844 (31.6%)	Pete Olson	100,861 (66.5%)	2,861	R+35.0
Texas 23	Pete P. Gallego	55,037 (47.7%)	Will Hurd	57,459 (49.8%)	2,933	R+2.1
Texas 24	Patrick McGehearty	46,548 (32.3%)	Kenny Marchant	93,712 (65.0%)	3,813	R+32.7
Texas 25	Marco Montoya	64,463 (36.2%)	Roger Williams	107,120 (60.2%)	6,300	R+24.0
Texas 26	none		Michael C. Burgess	116,944 (82.7%)	Mark Boler (Libertarian) 24,526 (17.3%)	R+82.7
Texas 27	Wesley Reed	44,152 (33.7%)	Blake Farenthold	83,342 (63.6%)	3,553	R+29.9
Texas 28	Henry Cuellar	62,508 (82.1%)	none		William Aikens (Libertarian) 10,153 (13.3%)	D+82.1
Texas 29	Gene Green	41,321 (89.5%)	none		James Stanczak (Libertarian) 4,822 (10.5%)	D+89.6
Texas 30	Eddie Bernice Johnson	93,041 (87.9%)	none		Max W. Koch III (Libertarian) 7,154 (6.8%)	D+88.0
Texas 31	Louie Minor	45,715 (32.0%)	John R. Carter	91,607 (64.0%)	5,706	R+32.1
Texas 32	Frank Perez	55,325 (35.4%)	Pete Sessions	96,495 (61.8%)	4,276	R+26.4
Texas 33	Marc A. Veasey	43,769 (86.5%)	none		Jason Reeves (Libertarian) 6,823 (13.5%)	D+86.5
Texas 34	Filemon Vela	47,503 (59.5%)	Larry S. Smith	30,811 (38.6%)	1,563	D+20.9
Texas 35	Lloyd Doggett	60,124 (62.5%)	Susan Narvaiz	32,040 (33.3%)	4,061	D+29.2
Texas 36	Michael K. Cole	29,543 (22.1%)	Brian Babin	101,663 (76.0%)	2,636	R+53.9
Utah 1	Donna McAleer	36,422 (28.0%)	Rob Bishop	84,231 (64.8%)	9,381	R+36.8
Utah 2	Luz Robles	47,585 (32.6%)	Chris Stewart	88,915 (60.8%)	9,688	R+28.3
Utah 3	Brian Wonnacott	32,059 (22.5%)	Jason Chaffetz	102,952 (72.2%)	7,569	R+49.7
Utah 4	Doug Owens	67,425 (45.8%)	Mia B. Love	74,936 (50.9%)	4,807	R+5.1
Vermont at large	Peter Welch	123,349 (64.4%)	Mark Donka	59,432 (31.0%)	8,723	D+33.4
Virginia 1	Norman G. "Norm" Mosher	72,059 (34.4%)	Robert J. Wittman	131,861 (62.9%)	5,701	R+28.5
Virginia 2	Suzanne D. Patrick	71,178 (41.1%)	E. Scott Rigell	101,558 (58.7%)	324	R+17.6
Virginia 3	Robert C. "Bobby" Scott	139,197 (94.4%)	none		8,205	D+94.4
Virginia 4	Elliott G. Fausz	75,270 (37.5%)	J. Randy Forbes	120,684 (60.2%)	4,684	R+22.6
Virginia 5	W. Lawrence Gaughan	73,482 (35.9%)	Robert Hurt	124,735 (60.9%)	6,728	R+25.0
Virginia 6	none		Bob Goodlatte	133,898 (74.5%)	William M. "Will" Hammer (Libertarian) 22,161 (12.3%)	R+74.5
Virginia 7	John K. "Jack" Trammell	89,914 (36.9%)	David A. Brat	148,026 (60.8%)	5,411	R+23.9
Virginia 8	Donald S. Beyer Jr.	128,102 (63.1%)	Micah K. Edmond	63,810 (31.4%)	11,164	D+31.7
Virginia 9	none		H. Morgan Griffith	117,465 (72.1%)	William R. Carr Jr. (Independent) 39,412 (24.2%)	R+72.2
Virginia 10	John W. Foust	89,957 (40.4%)	Barbara J. Comstock	125,914 (56.5%)	7,039	R+16.1
Virginia 11	Gerald E. Connolly	106,780 (56.9%)	Suzanne K. Scholte	75,796 (40.4%)	5,229	D+16.5
Washington 1	Suzan K. Delbene	124,151 (55.0%)	Pedro Celis	101,428 (45.0%)		D+10.1
Washington 2	Rick Larsen	122,173 (60.6%)	B. J. Guillot	79,518 (39.4%)		D+21.2
Washington 3	Bob Dingethal	78,018 (38.5%)	Jaime Herrera Beutler	124,796 (61.5%)		R+23.1
Washington 4	none		Dan Newhouse	77,772 (50.8%)	Clint Didier (Republican) 75,307 (49.2%)	R+50.8
Washington 5	Joseph "Joe" Pakootas	87,772 (39.3%)	Cathy McMorris Rodgers	135,470 (60.7%)		R+21.4
Washington 6	Derek Kilmer	141,265 (63.0%)	Marty McClendon	83,025 (37.0%)		D+26.0
Washington 7	Jim McDermott	203,954 (81.0%)	Craig Keller	47,921 (19.0%)		D+62.0
Washington 8	Jason Ritchie	73,003 (36.7%)	David G. Reichert	125,741 (63.3%)		R+26.5
Washington 9	Adam Smith	118,132 (70.8%)	Doug Basler	48,662 (29.2%)		D+41.7
Washington 10	Denny Heck	99,279 (54.7%)	Joyce McDonald	82,213 (45.3%)		D+9.4
West Virginia 1	Glen B. Gainer III	52,109 (36.0%)	David B. McKinley	92,491 (63.9%)	137	R+27.9
West Virginia 2	Nick Casey	67,687 (43.9%)	Alex X. Mooney	72,619 (47.1%)	13,944	R+3.2
West Virginia 3	Nick J. Rahall II	62,688 (44.6%)	Evan Jenkins	77,713 (55.4%)		R+10.7
Wisconsin 1	Rob Zervan	105,552 (36.6%)	Paul Ryan	182,316 (63.3%)	302	R+26.6
Wisconsin 2	Mark Pocan	224,920 (68.4%)	Peter Theron	103,619 (31.5%)	308	D+36.9
Wisconsin 3	Ron Kind	155,368 (56.5%)	Tony Kurtz	119,540 (43.4%)	253	D+13.0
Wisconsin 4	Gwen Moore	179,045 (70.2%)	Dan Sebring	68,490 (26.9%)	7,357	D+43.4
Wisconsin 5	Chris Rockwood	101,190 (30.4%)	F. James Sensenbrenner Jr.	231,160 (69.5%)	476	R+39.1
Wisconsin 6	Mark L. Harris	122,212 (40.9%)	Glenn Grothman	169,767 (56.8%)	7,054	R+15.9
Wisconsin 7	Kelly Westland	112,949 (39.4%)	Sean P. Duffy	169,896 (59.3%)	3,758	R+19.9
Wisconsin 8	Ron Gruett	101,345 (34.9%)	Reid J. Ribble	188,553 (65.0%)	150	R+30.1
Wyoming at large	Richard Grayson	37,803 (22.1%)	Cynthia M. Lummis	113,038 (66.0%)	20,312	R+44.0

Margin: the Democrat's share of all votes minus the Republican's. The 2014 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.

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