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Election 2014 Results

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2014 US House elections in California

California elected 53 members of the House in 2014: Democrats won 39 seats and Republicans 14.

The closest was the 7th district, decided by 0.8 points: Ami Bera (Democrat) beat Doug Ose (Republican), 50.4% to 49.6%, a margin of 0.8 points and 1,455 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 35 of the 58 counties and Democrats in 23. The largest, Los Angeles, cast 1,407,758 votes and went to the Democrat by 34.4 points. The closest was San Luis Obispo, where 123 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

District	Democrat	Votes	Republican	Votes	Others	Margin
1	Heidi Hall	84,320 (39.0%)	Doug Lamalfa	132,052 (61.0%)		R+22.1
2	Jared Huffman	163,124 (75.0%)	Dale K. Mensing	54,400 (25.0%)		D+50.0
3	John Garamendi	79,224 (52.7%)	Dan Logue	71,036 (47.3%)		D+5.5
4	none		Tom McClintock	126,784 (60.0%)	84,350	R+60.1
5	Mike Thompson	129,613 (75.7%)	none		41,535	D+75.7
6	Doris O. Matsui	97,008 (72.7%)	Joseph McCray Sr.	36,448 (27.3%)		D+45.4
7	Ami Bera	92,521 (50.4%)	Doug Ose	91,066 (49.6%)		D+0.8
8	Bob Conaway	37,056 (32.4%)	Paul Cook	77,480 (67.6%)		R+35.3
9	Jerry McNerney	63,475 (52.4%)	Antonio C. "Tony" Amador	57,729 (47.6%)		D+4.7
10	Michael Eggman	55,123 (43.9%)	Jeff Denhem	70,582 (56.1%)		R+12.3
11	Mark Desaulnier	117,502 (67.3%)	Tue Phan	57,160 (32.7%)		D+34.6
12	Nancy Pelosi	160,067 (83.3%)	John Dennis	32,197 (16.7%)		D+66.5
13	Barbara Lee	168,491 (88.5%)	Dakin Sundeen	21,940 (11.5%)		D+77.0
14	Jackie Speier	114,389 (76.7%)	Robin Chew	34,757 (23.3%)		D+53.4
15	Eric Swalwell	99,756 (69.8%)	Hugh Bussell	43,150 (30.2%)		D+39.6
16	Jim Costa	46,277 (50.7%)	Johnny Tacherra	44,943 (49.3%)		D+1.5
17	Michael M. Honda	69,561 (51.8%)	none		64,847	D+51.8
18	Anna G. Eshoo	133,060 (67.8%)	Richard B. Fox	63,326 (32.2%)		D+35.5
19	Zoe Lofgren	85,888 (67.2%)	none		41,900	D+67.2
20	Sam Farr	106,034 (75.2%)	none		35,010	D+75.2
21	Amanda Renteria	33,470 (42.2%)	David G. Valadao	45,907 (57.8%)		R+15.7
22	Suzanna "Sam" Aguilera-Marrero	37,289 (28.0%)	Devin Nunes	96,053 (72.0%)		R+44.1
23	Raul Garcia	33,726 (25.2%)	Kevin McCarthy	100,317 (74.8%)		R+49.7
24	Lois Capps	103,228 (51.9%)	Chris Mitchum	95,566 (48.1%)		D+3.9
25	none		Steve Knight	60,847 (53.3%)	53,225	R+53.3
26	Julia Brownley	87,176 (51.3%)	Jeff Gorell	82,653 (48.7%)		D+2.7
27	Judy Chu	75,728 (59.4%)	Jack Orswell	51,852 (40.6%)		D+18.7
28	Adam B. Schiff	91,996 (76.5%)	none		28,268	D+76.5
29	Tony Cárdenas	50,096 (74.6%)	William O'Callaghan Leader	17,045 (25.4%)		D+49.2
30	Brad Sherman	86,568 (65.6%)	Mark S. Reed	45,315 (34.4%)		D+31.3
31	Pete Aguilar	51,622 (51.7%)	Paul Chabot	48,162 (48.3%)		D+3.5
32	Grace F. Napolitano	50,353 (59.7%)	Arturo Enrique Alas	34,053 (40.3%)		D+19.3
33	Ted Lieu	108,331 (59.2%)	Elan Carr	74,700 (40.8%)		D+18.4
34	Xavier Becerra	44,697 (72.5%)	none		16,924	D+72.5
35	Norma J. Torres	39,502 (63.5%)	none		22,753	D+63.5
36	Raul Ruiz	72,682 (54.2%)	Brian Nestande	61,457 (45.8%)		D+8.4
37	Karen Bass	96,787 (84.3%)	R. Adam King	18,051 (15.7%)		D+68.6
38	Linda T. Sánchez	58,192 (59.1%)	Benjamin Campos	40,288 (40.9%)		D+18.2
39	Peter O. Anderson	41,906 (31.5%)	Edward R. Royce	91,319 (68.5%)		R+37.1
40	Lucille Roybal-Allard	30,208 (61.2%)	none		19,171	D+61.2
41	Mark Takano	46,948 (56.6%)	Steve Adams	35,936 (43.4%)		D+13.3
42	Tim Sheridan	38,850 (34.3%)	Ken Calvert	74,540 (65.7%)		R+31.5
43	Maxine Waters	69,681 (71.0%)	John Wood Jr.	28,521 (29.0%)		D+41.9
44	Janice Hahn	59,670 (86.7%)	none		9,192	D+86.7
45	Drew E. Leavens	56,819 (34.9%)	Mimi Walters	106,083 (65.1%)		R+30.2
46	Loretta Sanchez	49,738 (59.7%)	Adam Nick	33,577 (40.3%)		D+19.4
47	Alan S. Lowenthal	69,091 (56.0%)	Andy Whallon	54,309 (44.0%)		D+12.0
48	Suzanne Joyce Savary	62,713 (35.9%)	Dana Rohracher	112,082 (64.1%)		R+28.2
49	Dave Peiser	64,981 (39.8%)	Darrell E. Issa	98,161 (60.2%)		R+20.3
50	James H. Kimber	45,302 (28.8%)	Duncan Hunter	111,997 (71.2%)		R+42.4
51	Juan Vargas	56,373 (68.8%)	Stephen Meade	25,577 (31.2%)		D+37.6
52	Scott H. Peters	98,826 (51.6%)	Carl Demaio	92,746 (48.4%)		D+3.2
53	Susan A. Davis	87,104 (58.8%)	Larry A. Wilske	60,940 (41.2%)		D+17.7

The House vote in every county

County	Democrat	Republican	Others	Total	Margin
Los Angeles	927,245 65.9%	443,053 31.5%	37,460	1,407,758	D+34.4
San Diego	321,717 48.3%	343,923 51.7%		665,640	R+3.3
Orange	235,234 38.6%	374,247 61.4%		609,481	R+22.8
Santa Clara	328,620 87.2%	47,852 12.7%	465	376,937	D+74.5
Alameda	290,220 83.1%	58,874 16.9%		349,094	D+66.3
Riverside	162,574 47.2%	182,097 52.8%		344,671	R+5.7
Sacramento	188,727 59.0%	130,924 41.0%		319,651	D+18.1
San Bernardino	142,093 50.9%	137,163 49.1%		279,256	D+1.8
Contra Costa	162,477 66.1%	78,713 32.0%	4,678	245,868	D+34.1
San Francisco	179,172 82.8%	37,110 17.2%		216,282	D+65.7
Ventura	87,641 44.6%	108,679 55.4%		196,320	R+10.7
San Mateo	118,880 74.9%	39,924 25.1%		158,804	D+49.7
Fresno	59,711 37.8%	98,083 62.2%		157,794	R+24.3
Sonoma	103,889 75.8%	15,042 11.0%	18,190	137,121	D+64.8
Kern	39,254 29.5%	93,750 70.5%		133,004	R+41.0
San Joaquin	57,089 49.2%	58,859 50.8%		115,948	R+1.5
Santa Barbara	58,999 53.3%	51,744 46.7%		110,743	D+6.6
Placer	5,487 5.2%	99,397 94.8%		104,884	R+89.5
Stanislaus	39,495 43.6%	51,034 56.4%		90,529	R+12.7
Solano	55,707 63.4%	26,039 29.6%	6,076	87,822	D+33.8
San Luis Obispo	42,798 49.9%	42,921 50.1%		85,719	R+0.1
Marin	68,775 81.1%	15,994 18.9%		84,769	D+62.3
Monterey	51,997 72.0%	0 0.0%	20,216	72,213	D+72.0
Santa Cruz	55,976 78.2%	5,394 7.5%	10,196	71,566	D+70.7
Butte	27,119 43.9%	34,598 56.1%		61,717	R+12.1
Tulare	18,059 29.4%	43,394 70.6%		61,453	R+41.2
Shasta	20,140 35.5%	36,536 64.5%		56,676	R+28.9
El Dorado	0 0.0%	56,600 100.0%		56,600	R+100.0
Yolo	29,945 66.8%	14,851 33.2%		44,796	D+33.7
Merced	16,960 45.0%	20,718 55.0%		37,678	R+10.0
Nevada	16,302 43.4%	21,237 56.6%		37,539	R+13.1
Napa	27,430 74.1%	0 0.0%	9,578	37,008	D+74.1
Humboldt	24,891 68.4%	11,481 31.6%		36,372	D+36.9
Madera	5,701 22.0%	20,232 78.0%		25,933	R+56.0
Mendocino	17,095 72.0%	6,645 28.0%		23,740	D+44.0
Kings	6,525 29.1%	15,929 70.9%		22,454	R+41.9
Imperial	13,883 66.7%	6,924 33.3%		20,807	D+33.4
Sutter	7,715 37.9%	12,662 62.1%		20,377	R+24.3
Lake	11,012 64.4%	3,068 17.9%	3,013	17,093	D+46.5
Tehama	4,841 31.2%	10,692 68.8%		15,533	R+37.7
Tuolumne	0 0.0%	15,470 100.0%		15,470	R+100.0
Calaveras	0 0.0%	14,142 100.0%		14,142	R+100.0
Siskiyou	4,884 35.4%	8,928 64.6%		13,812	R+29.3
San Benito	9,150 68.9%	0 0.0%	4,133	13,283	D+68.9
Yuba	4,621 37.2%	7,801 62.8%		12,422	R+25.6
Amador	0 0.0%	11,691 100.0%		11,691	R+100.0
Plumas	2,610 37.0%	4,449 63.0%		7,059	R+26.1
Del Norte	3,543 51.2%	3,375 48.8%		6,918	D+2.4
Lassen	1,543 22.5%	5,303 77.5%		6,846	R+54.9
Mariposa	0 0.0%	6,048 100.0%		6,048	R+100.0
Glenn	1,763 29.4%	4,228 70.6%		5,991	R+41.1
Inyo	2,053 38.5%	3,282 61.5%		5,335	R+23.0
Colusa	1,517 36.6%	2,633 63.4%		4,150	R+26.9
Trinity	1,991 51.7%	1,863 48.3%		3,854	D+3.3
Mono	1,387 46.0%	1,630 54.0%		3,017	R+8.1
Modoc	748 26.1%	2,117 73.9%		2,865	R+47.8
Sierra	532 35.3%	976 64.7%		1,508	R+29.4
Alpine	0 0.0%	360 100.0%		360	R+100.0

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

California in every House election we hold

Year	Seats	House vote
2024	D 43, R 9	D+19.9
2022	D 40, R 12	D+23.3
2020	D 42, R 11	D+28.6
2018	D 46, R 7	D+32.7
2016	D 39, R 14	D+26.2
2014	D 39, R 14	D+15.3
2012	D 38, R 15	D+21.0
2010	D 34, R 19	D+9.9
2008	D 34, R 19	D+23.2
2006	D 34, R 19	D+16.9
2004	D 33, R 20	D+10.3
2002	D 33, R 20	D+7.0
2000	D 32, R 20	D+9.2
1998	D 28, R 24	D+6.6
1996	D 29, R 23	D+4.4
1994	D 27, R 25	R+1.3
1992	D 30, R 22	D+10.2
1990	D 26, R 19	D+3.0

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