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Election 2016 Results

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2016 US House elections in New York

New York elected 27 members of the House in 2016: Democrats won 18 seats and Republicans 9.

The closest was the 22nd district, decided by 5.5 points: Claudia Tenney (Republican) beat Kim A. Myers (Democrat), 46.5% to 41.0%, a margin of 5.5 points and 15,178 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 43 of the 62 counties and Democrats in 19. The largest, Kings, cast 732,988 votes and went to the Democrat by 77.1 points. The closest was Putnam, where 725 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 Anna E. Throne-Holst135,278 (41.8%) Lee M. Zeldin188,499 (58.2%) 122 R+16.4
2 Duwayne Gregory110,938 (37.9%) Peter T. King181,506 (62.0%) 297 R+24.1
3 Thomas R. Suozzi171,775 (53.0%) Jack M. Martins152,304 (47.0%) 229 D+6.0
4 Kathleen M. Rice186,423 (59.5%) David H. Gurfein126,438 (40.4%) 356 D+19.2
5 Gregory W. Meeks199,815 (85.5%) Michael A. O'Reilly30,312 (13.0%) 3,613 D+72.5
6 Grace Meng136,506 (72.1%) Danniel S. Maio50,617 (26.7%) 2,123 D+45.4
7 Nydia M. Velázquez172,146 (90.8%) Allan E. Romaguera17,478 (9.2%) D+81.6
8 Hakeem S. Jeffries214,595 (93.3%) none 15,401 D+93.3
9 Yvette D. Clarke214,189 (92.4%) none 17,576 D+92.4
10 Jerrold Nadler192,371 (78.1%) Philip Rosenthal53,857 (21.9%) D+56.3
11 Richard A. Reichard85,257 (36.7%) Daniel M. Donovan Jr.142,934 (61.6%) 3,906 R+24.9
12 Carolyn B. Maloney244,358 (83.2%) Robert Ardini49,398 (16.8%) D+66.4
13 Adriano Espaillat207,194 (88.8%) Robert A. Evans Jr.16,089 (6.9%) 10,125 D+81.9
14 Joseph Crowley147,587 (82.9%) Frank J. Spotorno30,545 (17.1%) D+65.7
15 José E. Serrano165,688 (95.3%) Alejandro Vega6,129 (3.5%) 2,104 D+91.7
16 Eliot L. Engel209,857 (94.7%) none 11,825 D+94.7
17 Nita M. Lowey214,530 (100.0%) none 8 D+100.0
18 Sean Patrick Maloney162,060 (55.6%) Phil Oliva129,369 (44.4%) 45 D+11.2
19 Zephyr Teachout141,224 (45.9%) John J. Faso166,171 (54.0%) 151 R+8.1
20 Paul Tonko213,021 (67.9%) Joe Vitollo100,738 (32.1%) 169 D+35.8
21 Mike Derrick82,161 (30.1%) Elise M. Stefanik177,886 (65.3%) 12,569 R+35.1
22 Kim A. Myers114,266 (41.0%) Claudia Tenney129,444 (46.5%) 34,780 R+5.5
23 John F. Plumb118,584 (42.4%) Tom Reed161,050 (57.6%) 61 R+15.2
24 Colleen Deacon119,040 (37.7%) John Katko182,761 (57.9%) 13,628 R+20.2
25 Louise McIntosh Slaughter182,950 (54.4%) Mark W. Assini142,650 (42.4%) 10,786 D+12.0
26 Brian Higgins215,289 (69.3%) Shelly Schratz73,377 (23.6%) 22,153 D+45.7
27 Diana K. Kastenbaum107,832 (32.8%) Chris Collins220,885 (67.2%) 35 R+34.4

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Kings 633,257 86.4% 67,974 9.3% 31,757 732,988 D+77.1
Suffolk 278,279 43.4% 361,915 56.5% 275 640,469 R+13.1
Queens 507,601 80.0% 115,963 18.3% 11,268 634,832 D+61.7
New York 530,131 84.7% 87,559 14.0% 7,986 625,676 D+70.7
Nassau 321,251 53.5% 278,584 46.4% 378 600,213 D+7.1
Erie 245,671 60.8% 158,655 39.2% 404,326 D+21.5
Bronx 333,209 91.1% 22,232 6.1% 10,232 365,673 D+85.0
Monroe 187,804 53.7% 151,306 43.2% 10,797 349,907 D+10.4
Westchester 281,805 92.8% 14,939 4.9% 6,968 303,712 D+87.9
Onondaga 87,108 42.7% 117,096 57.3% 204,204 R+14.7
Richmond 57,008 33.2% 111,879 65.2% 2,821 171,708 R+32.0
Orange 80,336 56.5% 61,944 43.5% 142,280 D+12.9
Albany 96,029 72.4% 36,647 27.6% 132,676 D+44.8
Dutchess 64,227 52.9% 57,128 47.1% 121,355 D+5.8
Saratoga 52,496 48.2% 54,501 50.1% 1,864 108,861 R+1.8
Niagara 37,279 34.9% 47,335 44.3% 22,181 106,795 R+9.4
Oneida 32,563 37.6% 42,591 49.2% 11,462 86,616 R+11.6
Rockland 86,297 100.0% 0 0.0% 86,297 D+100.0
Broome 40,342 49.0% 31,947 38.8% 10,058 82,347 D+10.2
Ulster 45,541 55.7% 36,216 44.3% 33 81,790 D+11.4
Rensselaer 37,483 54.9% 30,766 45.1% 68,249 D+9.8
Schenectady 43,201 66.8% 21,456 33.2% 64,657 D+33.6
Chautauqua 21,810 42.0% 30,091 58.0% 51,901 R+16.0
Ontario 19,022 39.1% 29,573 60.9% 48,595 R+21.7
Oswego 15,095 33.3% 28,822 63.5% 1,446 45,363 R+30.3
Wayne 11,897 26.3% 25,724 56.9% 7,571 45,192 R+30.6
Putnam 21,923 49.2% 22,648 50.8% 44,571 R+1.6
Steuben 13,439 33.0% 27,300 67.0% 40,739 R+34.0
Tompkins 29,106 71.5% 11,579 28.4% 33 40,718 D+43.0
Cayuga 10,711 28.0% 21,486 56.2% 6,057 38,254 R+28.2
St. Lawrence 12,585 33.3% 23,713 62.8% 1,482 37,780 R+29.5
Jefferson 8,794 23.7% 26,949 72.6% 1,367 37,110 R+48.9
Chemung 13,766 39.5% 21,125 60.5% 34,891 R+21.1
Clinton 13,426 42.8% 17,072 54.4% 857 31,355 R+11.6
Warren 7,831 25.8% 19,388 63.8% 3,178 30,397 R+38.0
Columbia 14,212 47.4% 15,741 52.5% 34 29,987 R+5.1
Cattaraugus 10,573 36.4% 18,496 63.6% 29,069 R+27.3
Madison 12,074 42.4% 13,880 48.7% 2,534 28,488 R+6.3
Sullivan 13,053 46.4% 15,090 53.6% 28,143 R+7.2
Livingston 9,105 32.8% 18,685 67.2% 27,790 R+34.5
Herkimer 6,683 26.9% 13,055 52.6% 5,102 24,840 R+25.7
Genesee 7,016 28.6% 17,543 71.4% 24,559 R+42.9
Otsego 10,642 43.6% 13,768 56.4% 24,410 R+12.8
Washington 6,242 26.3% 15,990 67.3% 1,533 23,765 R+41.0
Tioga 7,048 33.3% 13,415 63.5% 678 21,141 R+30.1
Greene 7,318 34.7% 13,740 65.1% 37 21,095 R+30.4
Fulton 4,532 22.9% 14,742 74.6% 488 19,762 R+51.7
Chenango 6,989 36.6% 10,170 53.2% 1,949 19,108 R+16.6
Cortland 9,101 47.9% 8,249 43.5% 1,634 18,984 D+4.5
Delaware 6,943 36.8% 11,913 63.2% 18,856 R+26.4
Montgomery 9,499 52.4% 8,634 47.6% 18,133 D+4.8
Allegany 5,112 28.9% 12,589 71.1% 17,701 R+42.2
Wyoming 3,624 21.8% 12,983 78.2% 1 16,608 R+56.4
Orleans 3,906 23.6% 11,028 66.6% 1,635 16,569 R+43.0
Franklin 6,646 40.3% 9,326 56.5% 525 16,497 R+16.2
Schoharie 4,722 35.0% 8,778 65.0% 4 13,504 R+30.0
Seneca 5,586 42.4% 7,583 57.6% 13,169 R+15.2
Lewis 2,190 20.1% 8,385 77.1% 300 10,875 R+57.0
Essex 519 4.9% 9,286 88.5% 691 10,496 R+83.5
3,416 35.8% 6,118 64.1% 6 9,540 R+28.3
Schuyler 3,244 38.3% 5,220 61.7% 2 8,466 R+23.3
Hamilton 725 23.7% 2,243 73.3% 93 3,061 R+49.6

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