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Election 2014 Results

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2014 US House elections in New York

New York elected 27 members of the House in 2014: Democrats won 18 seats and Republicans 9.

The closest was the 25th district, decided by 0.4 points: Louise McIntosh Slaughter (Democrat) beat Mark W. Assini (Republican), 49.3% to 48.8%, a margin of 0.4 points and 871 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 48 of the 62 counties and Democrats in 14. The largest, Suffolk, cast 330,685 votes and went to the Republican by 11.8 points. The closest was Franklin, where 180 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. Bishop78,722 (44.5%) Lee M. Zeldin94,035 (53.2%) 3,962 R+8.7
2 Patricia Maher41,814 (28.5%) Peter T. King95,177 (64.9%) 9,626 R+36.4
3 Steve Israel90,032 (52.6%) Grant M. Lally74,269 (43.4%) 6,862 D+9.2
4 Kathleen M. Rice89,793 (51.2%) Bruce A. Blakeman80,127 (45.7%) 5,385 D+5.5
5 Gregory W. Meeks75,712 (80.2%) none 18,688 D+80.2
6 Grace Meng55,368 (71.6%) none 21,938 D+71.6
7 Nydia M. Velázquez56,593 (82.6%) Jose Luis Fernandez5,713 (8.3%) 6,216 D+74.3
8 Hakeem S. Jeffries77,255 (81.2%) none 17,858 D+81.2
9 Yvette D. Clarke82,659 (81.4%) none 18,947 D+81.4
10 Jerrold Nadler89,080 (78.7%) none 24,146 D+78.7
11 Domenic M. Recchia Jr.45,244 (40.8%) Michael G. Grimm58,886 (53.1%) 6,869 R+12.3
12 Carolyn B. Maloney90,603 (77.2%) Nicholas S. Di Iorio22,731 (19.4%) 4,086 D+57.8
13 Charles B. Rangel68,396 (74.5%) none 23,438 D+74.5
14 Joseph Crowley50,352 (74.7%) none 17,020 D+74.7
15 José E. Serrano54,906 (89.6%) none 6,362 D+89.6
16 Eliot L. Engel99,658 (71.9%) none 38,997 D+71.9
17 Nita M. Lowey98,150 (54.0%) Christopher E. Day75,781 (41.7%) 7,743 D+12.3
18 Sean Patrick Maloney88,993 (47.7%) Nan Hayworth85,660 (45.9%) 12,062 D+1.8
19 Sean S. Eldridge72,470 (34.5%) Christopher P. Gibson131,594 (62.6%) 6,287 R+28.1
20 Paul Tonko125,111 (59.0%) James M. Fischer79,104 (37.3%) 7,750 D+21.7
21 Aaron G. Woolf59,063 (32.5%) Elise M. Stefanik96,226 (53.0%) 26,269 R+20.5
22 none Richard L. Hanna129,851 (74.0%) 45,521 R+74.0
23 Martha Robertson70,242 (36.9%) Tom Reed113,130 (59.4%) 7,182 R+22.5
24 Daniel B. Maffei80,304 (39.5%) John M. Katko118,474 (58.2%) 4,639 R+18.8
25 Louise McIntosh Slaughter96,803 (49.3%) Mark W. Assini95,932 (48.8%) 3,781 D+0.4
26 Brian Higgins113,210 (65.1%) Kathleen A. Weppner52,909 (30.4%) 7,792 D+34.7
27 James D. O'Donnell58,911 (27.4%) Chris Collins144,675 (67.2%) 11,561 R+39.9

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Suffolk 142,412 43.1% 181,293 54.8% 6,980 330,685 R+11.8
Nassau 156,249 49.0% 155,022 48.7% 7,335 318,606 D+0.4
Kings 240,953 78.5% 16,532 5.4% 49,320 306,805 D+73.1
New York 206,768 78.8% 20,857 8.0% 34,639 262,264 D+70.9
Erie 130,580 55.2% 105,769 44.8% 236,349 D+10.5
Queens 183,386 82.3% 10,305 4.6% 29,138 222,829 D+77.7
Monroe 99,577 49.4% 102,199 50.6% 201,776 R+1.3
Westchester 137,671 72.6% 51,474 27.1% 522 189,667 D+45.4
Bronx 120,289 87.6% 0 0.0% 16,952 137,241 D+87.6
Onondaga 54,030 43.6% 70,028 56.4% 124,058 R+12.9
Orange 43,821 47.9% 39,442 43.1% 8,267 91,530 D+4.8
Albany 57,593 66.9% 28,465 33.1% 86,058 D+33.8
Richmond 30,381 37.0% 46,929 57.1% 4,806 82,116 R+20.2
Dutchess 34,262 44.6% 40,325 52.5% 2,166 76,753 R+7.9
Rockland 37,988 51.9% 35,199 48.1% 73,187 D+3.8
Saratoga 29,516 43.4% 35,361 52.0% 3,061 67,938 R+8.6
Ulster 24,395 46.8% 27,751 53.2% 52,146 R+6.4
Niagara 20,492 40.0% 30,751 60.0% 51,243 R+20.0
Rensselaer 20,628 44.7% 25,552 55.3% 46,180 R+10.7
Schenectady 25,804 59.1% 17,848 40.9% 43,652 D+18.2
Otsego 11,317 27.8% 29,390 72.2% 40,707 R+44.4
Oneida 0 0.0% 36,494 100.0% 36,494 R+100.0
Broome 119 0.3% 34,763 99.7% 34,882 R+99.3
Chautauqua 11,868 35.0% 22,012 65.0% 33,880 R+29.9
Ontario 10,611 34.2% 20,422 65.8% 31,033 R+31.6
Putnam 11,863 42.5% 14,912 53.5% 1,107 27,882 R+10.9
Steuben 7,329 26.3% 20,501 73.7% 27,830 R+47.3
Tompkins 17,870 68.6% 8,170 31.4% 26,040 D+37.3
St. Lawrence 9,660 37.3% 12,808 49.4% 3,438 25,906 R+12.2
Jefferson 7,296 29.4% 14,875 59.8% 2,683 24,854 R+30.5
Oswego 6,024 24.3% 18,768 75.7% 24,792 R+51.4
Chemung 7,509 33.1% 15,176 66.9% 22,685 R+33.8
Wayne 6,988 30.9% 15,646 69.1% 22,634 R+38.3
Columbia 7,248 34.7% 13,629 65.3% 20,877 R+30.6
Warren 4,922 23.9% 9,605 46.6% 6,067 20,594 R+22.7
Clinton 9,378 45.7% 8,470 41.3% 2,653 20,501 D+4.4
Cayuga 7,239 37.4% 12,129 62.6% 19,368 R+25.2
Cattaraugus 6,423 34.4% 12,260 65.6% 18,683 R+31.2
Sullivan 6,771 38.8% 10,702 61.2% 17,473 R+22.5
Livingston 4,520 26.0% 12,874 74.0% 17,394 R+48.0
Washington 4,358 27.4% 8,281 52.1% 3,243 15,882 R+24.7
Genesee 3,500 22.4% 12,115 77.6% 15,615 R+55.2
Greene 3,733 24.3% 11,620 75.7% 15,353 R+51.4
Fulton 3,428 25.7% 9,236 69.1% 696 13,360 R+43.5
Madison 0 0.0% 12,899 100.0% 12,899 R+100.0
Montgomery 5,653 44.0% 7,192 56.0% 12,845 R+12.0
Delaware 3,385 26.5% 9,371 73.5% 12,756 R+46.9
Tioga 3,358 27.0% 9,074 73.0% 12,432 R+46.0
Herkimer 619 5.1% 11,426 94.0% 116 12,161 R+88.9
Allegany 3,318 28.5% 8,343 71.5% 11,661 R+43.1
Essex 5,018 43.4% 4,694 40.6% 1,853 11,565 D+2.8
Wyoming 2,072 18.5% 9,110 81.5% 11,182 R+62.9
Franklin 4,632 42.7% 4,812 44.3% 1,413 10,857 R+1.7
Schoharie 2,125 21.6% 7,717 78.4% 9,842 R+56.8
Orleans 1,958 21.5% 7,144 78.5% 9,102 R+57.0
Seneca 3,847 43.0% 5,093 57.0% 8,940 R+13.9
Chenango 0 0.0% 8,926 100.0% 8,926 R+100.0
Cortland 0 0.0% 8,381 100.0% 8,381 R+100.0
Lewis 1,773 25.3% 4,391 62.6% 853 7,017 R+37.3
Yates 2,367 36.6% 4,105 63.4% 6,472 R+26.9
Schuyler 1,967 32.9% 4,004 67.1% 5,971 R+34.1
Hamilton 584 24.3% 1,631 67.8% 191 2,406 R+43.5

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