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Election 2014 Results

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2014 US House elections in Kansas

Kansas elected 4 members of the House in 2014: Democrats won 0 seats and Republicans 4.

The closest was the 2nd district, decided by 18.4 points: Lynn Jenkins (Republican) beat Margie Wakefield (Democrat), 57.0% to 38.6%, a margin of 18.4 points and 41,589 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 103 of the 105 counties and Democrats in 2. The largest, Johnson, cast 191,782 votes and went to the Republican by 25.5 points. The closest was Greeley, where 336 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 James E. Sherow65,397 (32.0%) Tim Huelskamp138,764 (68.0%) R+35.9
2 Margie Wakefield87,153 (38.6%) Lynn Jenkins128,742 (57.0%) 9,791 R+18.4
3 Kelly Kultala89,584 (40.0%) Kevin Yoder134,493 (60.0%) R+20.0
4 Perry L. Schuckman69,396 (33.3%) Mike Pompeo138,757 (66.7%) R+33.3

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Johnson 71,442 37.3% 120,340 62.7% 191,782 R+25.5
Sedgwick 50,749 36.1% 89,945 63.9% 140,694 R+27.9
Shawnee 27,871 45.1% 31,235 50.5% 2,697 61,803 R+5.4
Douglas 23,051 60.9% 13,591 35.9% 1,189 37,831 D+25.0
Wyandotte 17,187 60.5% 11,206 39.5% 28,393 D+21.1
Butler 5,424 26.4% 15,139 73.6% 20,563 R+47.2
Leavenworth 6,045 30.3% 12,910 64.8% 972 19,927 R+34.5
Reno 6,910 36.9% 11,833 63.1% 18,743 R+26.3
Saline 6,789 39.3% 10,501 60.7% 17,290 R+21.5
Riley 7,187 46.9% 8,138 53.1% 15,325 R+6.2
Harvey 4,056 35.3% 7,450 64.7% 11,506 R+29.5
Crawford 4,399 41.2% 5,728 53.7% 544 10,671 R+12.5
Miami 2,711 25.8% 7,594 72.2% 214 10,519 R+46.4
McPherson 3,296 32.8% 6,761 67.2% 10,057 R+34.5
Cowley 3,263 33.5% 6,486 66.5% 9,749 R+33.1
Ellis 3,288 35.0% 6,111 65.0% 9,399 R+30.0
Lyon 4,103 46.8% 4,667 53.2% 8,770 R+6.4
Montgomery 1,968 22.7% 6,345 73.3% 338 8,651 R+50.6
Pottawatomie 2,335 29.2% 5,657 70.8% 7,992 R+41.6
Barton 2,170 27.2% 5,814 72.8% 7,984 R+45.6
Franklin 2,070 26.3% 5,446 69.3% 346 7,862 R+42.9
Sumner 2,101 28.8% 5,194 71.2% 7,295 R+42.4
Finney 2,478 37.1% 4,199 62.9% 6,677 R+25.8
Jefferson 2,396 36.4% 3,902 59.4% 276 6,574 R+22.9
Dickinson 1,897 29.6% 4,504 70.4% 6,401 R+40.7
Ford 1,978 32.2% 4,157 67.8% 6,135 R+35.5
Cherokee 1,650 27.4% 4,017 66.7% 354 6,021 R+39.3
Osage 1,758 30.3% 3,727 64.3% 314 5,799 R+34.0
Labette 1,915 33.4% 3,519 61.4% 298 5,732 R+28.0
Bourbon 1,221 24.3% 3,542 70.6% 252 5,015 R+46.3
Geary 1,894 38.3% 3,057 61.7% 4,951 R+23.5
Neosho 1,354 27.8% 3,257 66.9% 256 4,867 R+39.1
Jackson 1,592 33.1% 2,969 61.8% 242 4,803 R+28.7
Atchison 1,422 29.8% 3,170 66.5% 175 4,767 R+36.7
Allen 1,386 31.1% 2,800 62.9% 268 4,454 R+31.7
Marion 1,228 28.0% 3,153 72.0% 4,381 R+43.9
Nemaha 899 21.3% 3,174 75.1% 151 4,224 R+53.9
Marshall 1,155 31.2% 2,470 66.8% 73 3,698 R+35.6
Seward 842 25.8% 2,417 74.2% 3,259 R+48.3
Linn 607 18.8% 2,491 77.3% 126 3,224 R+58.4
Brown 811 25.2% 2,265 70.5% 138 3,214 R+45.2
Coffey 716 22.7% 2,279 72.2% 161 3,156 R+49.5
Cloud 1,106 35.2% 2,035 64.8% 3,141 R+29.6
Clay 967 31.1% 2,145 68.9% 3,112 R+37.9
Pratt 715 23.2% 2,363 76.8% 3,078 R+53.5
Rice 836 28.3% 2,116 71.7% 2,952 R+43.4
Kingman 631 22.4% 2,188 77.6% 2,819 R+55.2
Wabaunsee 877 31.2% 1,936 68.8% 2,813 R+37.6
Thomas 642 23.8% 2,054 76.2% 2,696 R+52.4
Wilson 477 18.2% 2,034 77.4% 117 2,628 R+59.2
Anderson 607 23.7% 1,844 71.9% 114 2,565 R+48.2
Russell 637 25.0% 1,910 75.0% 2,547 R+50.0
Phillips 485 19.5% 2,002 80.5% 2,487 R+61.0
Ottawa 559 24.2% 1,747 75.8% 2,306 R+51.5
Washington 540 23.9% 1,717 76.1% 2,257 R+52.1
Doniphan 391 17.3% 1,749 77.6% 115 2,255 R+60.2
Ellsworth 706 31.7% 1,524 68.3% 2,230 R+36.7
Mitchell 610 27.6% 1,602 72.4% 2,212 R+44.8
Greenwood 496 22.5% 1,709 77.5% 2,205 R+55.0
Pawnee 658 30.6% 1,491 69.4% 2,149 R+38.8
Morris 700 33.8% 1,372 66.2% 2,072 R+32.4
Rooks 402 20.1% 1,598 79.9% 2,000 R+59.8
Harper 418 20.9% 1,578 79.1% 1,996 R+58.1
Sherman 393 19.9% 1,580 80.1% 1,973 R+60.2
Republic 553 28.1% 1,417 71.9% 1,970 R+43.9
Norton 361 20.0% 1,444 80.0% 1,805 R+60.0
Grant 375 21.4% 1,378 78.6% 1,753 R+57.2
Barber 334 19.2% 1,403 80.8% 1,737 R+61.5
Scott 317 18.4% 1,410 81.6% 1,727 R+63.3
Smith 377 22.1% 1,327 77.9% 1,704 R+55.8
Gray 426 26.3% 1,194 73.7% 1,620 R+47.4
Stafford 285 19.0% 1,213 81.0% 1,498 R+61.9
Osborne 353 24.7% 1,074 75.3% 1,427 R+50.5
Meade 346 24.4% 1,071 75.6% 1,417 R+51.2
Stevens 231 16.5% 1,165 83.5% 1,396 R+66.9
Rush 348 26.4% 971 73.6% 1,319 R+47.2
Decatur 214 17.8% 985 82.2% 1,199 R+64.3
Trego 298 25.3% 882 74.7% 1,180 R+49.5
Lincoln 300 25.8% 864 74.2% 1,164 R+48.5
Ness 235 20.3% 925 79.7% 1,160 R+59.5
Rawlins 190 16.4% 969 83.6% 1,159 R+67.2
Graham 281 24.8% 854 75.2% 1,135 R+50.5
Edwards 219 19.3% 915 80.7% 1,134 R+61.4
Gove 220 19.6% 902 80.4% 1,122 R+60.8
Jewell 244 22.1% 861 77.9% 1,105 R+55.8
Chautauqua 192 17.5% 908 82.5% 1,100 R+65.1
Elk 247 22.8% 835 77.2% 1,082 R+54.3
Chase 356 33.4% 711 66.6% 1,067 R+33.3
Woodson 253 23.7% 752 70.5% 61 1,066 R+46.8
Logan 184 17.6% 860 82.4% 1,044 R+64.8
Haskell 210 20.1% 833 79.9% 1,043 R+59.7
Cheyenne 198 19.0% 844 81.0% 1,042 R+62.0
Sheridan 200 19.2% 839 80.8% 1,039 R+61.5
Kearny 198 20.0% 794 80.0% 992 R+60.1
Morton 150 16.5% 760 83.5% 910 R+67.0
Kiowa 120 13.5% 766 86.5% 886 R+72.9
Hodgeman 163 19.5% 671 80.5% 834 R+60.9
Clark 195 23.8% 623 76.2% 818 R+52.3
Lane 173 22.8% 585 77.2% 758 R+54.4
Wichita 114 15.0% 644 85.0% 758 R+69.9
Hamilton 158 22.5% 544 77.5% 702 R+55.0
Stanton 145 21.0% 546 79.0% 691 R+58.0
Comanche 120 17.6% 562 82.4% 682 R+64.8
Wallace 72 11.4% 557 88.6% 629 R+77.1
Greeley 108 19.6% 444 80.4% 552 R+60.9

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

Kansas in every House election we hold

YearSeatsHouse vote
2024 D 1, R 3 R+17.1
2022 D 1, R 3 R+14.4
2020 D 1, R 3 R+16.1
2018 D 1, R 3 R+9.4
2016 D 0, R 4 R+32.1
2014 D 0, R 4 R+26.6
2012 D 0, R 4 R+51.6
2010 D 0, R 4 R+30.3
2008 D 1, R 3 R+18.2
2006 D 2, R 2 R+10.7
2004 D 1, R 3 R+29.1
2002 D 1, R 3 R+33.3
2000 D 1, R 3 R+31.6
1998 D 1, R 3 R+24.4
1996 D 0, R 4 R+15.8
1994 D 0, R 4 R+27.0
1992 D 2, R 2 R+9.2
1990 D 2, R 3 D+0.8