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Election 2018 Results

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2018 House election results by district and county

Democrats gained about 40 seats and retook the House in Donald Trump's first midterm, driven by a swing in suburban districts.

Democrats won 235 seats in the House of Representatives in 2018 and Republicans 199, on these results. Their candidates took 71,559,614 and 56,215,452 votes (D+11.7 of all votes cast, counting every district as it stood, including races with no candidate from one party).

The closest districts were Georgia 7 (R+0.2), Utah 4 (D+0.3) and New York 27 (R+0.4). 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 2018 House elections

Trump's first two years brought a large tax cut, a failed attempt to repeal the Affordable Care Act and constant controversy. Turnout was the highest for a midterm in more than a century. Democrats ran heavily on health care and won over college-educated suburban voters who had backed Republicans in the past, including in Texas, Virginia, New Jersey and Orange County, California. Democrats gained about 40 seats and won a majority of 235, and Nancy Pelosi returned as Speaker. Republicans held the Senate. The closest Republican survival was in Georgia's 7th District, where Rob Woodall beat Democrat Carolyn Bourdeaux by about a tenth of a point; she won the seat two years later. In Utah's 4th, Democrat Ben McAdams ousted Mia Love by 0.3 points. In New York's 27th District, Republican Chris Collins won by 0.4 while under indictment for insider trading, and resigned the following year. In North Carolina's 9th, Republican Mark Harris led Democrat Dan McCready by 0.3 points, but the state refused to certify the result after evidence of absentee-ballot fraud by a Republican operative, and a new election was held in 2019.

Every district

District	Democrat	Votes	Republican	Votes	Others	Margin
Alabama 1	Robert Kennedy Jr.	89,226 (36.8%)	Bradley Byrne	153,228 (63.2%)	163	R+26.4
Alabama 2	Tabitha Isner	86,931 (38.4%)	Martha Roby	138,879 (61.4%)	420	R+23.0
Alabama 3	Mallory Hagan	83,996 (36.2%)	Mike Rogers	147,770 (63.7%)	149	R+27.5
Alabama 4	Lee Auman	46,492 (20.1%)	Robert Aderholt	184,255 (79.8%)	222	R+59.7
Alabama 5	Peter Joffrion	101,388 (38.9%)	Mo Brooks	159,063 (61.0%)	222	R+22.1
Alabama 6	Danner Kline	85,644 (30.8%)	Gary Palmer	192,542 (69.2%)	142	R+38.4
Alabama 7	Terri Sewell	185,010 (97.8%)	none		4,153	D+97.8
Alaska at large	Alyse S. Galvin	131,199 (46.5%)	Don Young	149,779 (53.1%)	1,188	R+6.6
Arizona 1	Tom O'Halleran	143,240 (53.8%)	Wendy Rogers	122,784 (46.1%)	65	D+7.7
Arizona 2	Ann Kirkpatrick	161,000 (54.7%)	Lea Marquez Peterson	133,083 (45.2%)	69	D+9.5
Arizona 3	Raul Grijalva	114,650 (63.9%)	Nicolas "Nick" Pierson	64,868 (36.1%)		D+27.7
Arizona 4	David Brill	84,521 (30.5%)	Paul Gosar	188,842 (68.2%)	3,672	R+37.7
Arizona 5	Joan Greene	127,027 (40.6%)	Andy Biggs	186,037 (59.4%)		R+18.9
Arizona 6	Anita Malik	140,559 (44.8%)	David Schweikert	173,140 (55.2%)		R+10.4
Arizona 7	Ruben Gallego	113,044 (85.6%)	none		Gary Swing (Green) 18,706 (14.2%)	D+85.6
Arizona 8	Hiral Tipirneni	135,569 (44.5%)	Debbie Lesko	168,835 (55.5%)	13	R+10.9
Arizona 9	Greg Stanton	159,583 (61.1%)	Stephen L Ferrara	101,662 (38.9%)		D+22.2
Arkansas 1	Chintan Desai	57,907 (28.8%)	Rick Crawford	138,757 (68.9%)	4,581	R+40.2
Arkansas 2	Clarke Tucker	116,135 (45.8%)	French Hill	132,125 (52.1%)	5,193	R+6.3
Arkansas 3	Josh Mahony	74,952 (32.6%)	Steve Womack	148,717 (64.7%)	6,039	R+32.1
Arkansas 4	Hayden Catherine Shamel	63,984 (31.2%)	Bruce Westerman	136,740 (66.7%)	4,168	R+35.5
California 1	Audrey Denney	263,096 (45.1%)	Doug La Malfa	320,092 (54.9%)		R+9.8
California 2	Jared Huffman	486,162 (77.0%)	Dale K. Mensing	145,152 (23.0%)		D+54.0
California 3	John Garamendi	269,750 (58.1%)	Charlie Schaupp	194,752 (41.9%)		D+16.2
California 4	Jessica Morse	312,506 (45.9%)	Tom McClintock	368,802 (54.1%)		R+8.3
California 5	Mike Thompson	411,720 (78.9%)	none		Anthony Mills (No Party Preference) 110,316 (21.1%)	D+78.9
California 6	Doris Matsui	324,822 (80.4%)	none		Jrmar Jefferson (Democratic) 79,056 (19.6%)	D+80.4
California 7	Ami Bera	310,032 (55.0%)	Andrew Grant	253,202 (45.0%)		D+10.1
California 8	none		Paul Cook	204,830 (60.0%)	Tim Donnelly (Republican) 136,740 (40.0%)	R+60.0
California 9	Jerry McNerney	226,828 (56.5%)	Marla Livengood	174,698 (43.5%)		D+13.0
California 10	Josh Harder	231,890 (52.3%)	Jeff Denham	211,910 (47.7%)		D+4.5
California 11	Mark Desaulnier	408,738 (74.1%)	John Fitzgerald	142,624 (25.9%)		D+48.3
California 12	Nancy Pelosi	550,584 (86.8%)	Lisa Remmer	83,560 (13.2%)		D+73.7
California 13	Barbara Lee	521,160 (88.4%)	none		Laura Wells (Green) 68,514 (11.6%)	D+88.4
California 14	Jackie Speier	422,768 (79.2%)	Cristina Osmena	110,878 (20.8%)		D+58.5
California 15	Eric Swalwell	355,978 (73.0%)	Rudy L. Peters Jr.	131,880 (27.0%)		D+45.9
California 16	Jim Costa	164,532 (57.5%)	Elizabeth Heng	121,386 (42.5%)		D+15.1
California 17	Ro Khanna	318,210 (75.3%)	Ron Cohen	104,114 (24.7%)		D+50.7
California 18	Anna G. Eshoo	450,284 (74.5%)	Christine Russell	154,192 (25.5%)		D+49.0
California 19	Zoe Lofgren	324,992 (73.8%)	Justin James Aguilera	115,646 (26.2%)		D+47.5
California 20	Jimmy Panetta	367,354 (81.4%)	none		Ronald Paul Kabat (No Party Preference) 84,088 (18.6%)	D+81.4
California 21	Tj Cox	114,478 (50.4%)	David G. Valadao	112,754 (49.6%)		D+0.8
California 22	Andrew Janz	210,272 (47.3%)	Devin G. Nunes	234,486 (52.7%)		R+5.4
California 23	Tatiana Matta	149,322 (36.3%)	Kevin McCarthy	262,226 (63.7%)		R+27.4
California 24	Salud Carbajal	333,100 (58.6%)	Justin Fareed	235,762 (41.4%)		D+17.1
California 25	Katie Hill	266,418 (54.4%)	Steve Knight	223,626 (45.6%)		D+8.7
California 26	Julia Brownley	316,432 (61.9%)	Antonio Sabato, Jr.	194,420 (38.1%)		D+23.9
California 27	Judy Chu	321,008 (79.2%)	none		Bryan Witt (Democratic) 84,264 (20.8%)	D+79.2
California 28	Adam B. Schiff	393,324 (78.4%)	Johnny J. Nalbandian	108,544 (21.6%)		D+56.7
California 29	Tony Cardenas	249,394 (80.6%)	Benito Benny Bernal	59,990 (19.4%)		D+61.2
California 30	Brad Sherman	383,146 (73.4%)	Mark S. Reed	138,840 (26.6%)		D+46.8
California 31	Pete Aguilar	220,286 (58.7%)	Sean Flynn	154,704 (41.3%)		D+17.5
California 32	Grace Flores Napolitano	243,518 (68.8%)	Joshua M. Scott	110,544 (31.2%)		D+37.6
California 33	Ted W. Lieu	438,182 (70.0%)	Kenneth Weston Wright	187,538 (30.0%)		D+40.1
California 34	Jimmy Gomez	220,390 (72.5%)	none		Kenneth Mejia (Green) 83,422 (27.5%)	D+72.5
California 35	Norma J. Torres	206,840 (69.4%)	Christian Leonel Valiente	91,208 (30.6%)		D+38.8
California 36	Raul Ruiz	244,338 (59.0%)	Kimberlin Brown Pelzer	169,678 (41.0%)		D+18.0
California 37	Karen Bass	421,110 (89.1%)	Ron J. Bassilian	51,646 (10.9%)		D+78.2
California 38	Linda T. Sanchez	278,376 (68.9%)	Ryan Downing	125,936 (31.1%)		D+37.7
California 39	Gil Cisneros	252,004 (51.6%)	Young Kim	236,782 (48.4%)		D+3.1
California 40	Lucille Roybal-Allard	187,876 (77.3%)	none		Rodolfo Cortes Barragán (Green) 55,022 (22.7%)	D+77.4
California 41	Mark Takano	216,454 (65.1%)	Aja Smith	116,042 (34.9%)		D+30.2
California 42	Julia C Peacock	201,784 (43.5%)	Ken Calvert	262,080 (56.5%)		R+13.0
California 43	Maxine Waters	304,544 (77.7%)	Omar Navarro	87,560 (22.3%)		D+55.3
California 44	Nanette Diaz Barragán	195,888 (68.3%)	none		Aja L. Brown (Democratic) 90,756 (31.7%)	D+68.3
California 45	Katie Porter	317,812 (52.1%)	Mimi Walters	292,766 (47.9%)		D+4.1
California 46	Lou Correa	204,556 (69.1%)	Russell Rene Lambert	91,276 (30.9%)		D+38.3
California 47	Alan Lowenthal	286,708 (64.9%)	John Briscoe	155,364 (35.1%)		D+29.7
California 48	Harley Rouda	315,674 (53.6%)	Dana Rohrabacher	273,798 (46.4%)		D+7.1
California 49	Mike Levin	332,906 (56.4%)	Diane L. Harkey	257,154 (43.6%)		D+12.8
California 50	Ammar Campa-Najjar	250,896 (48.3%)	Duncan Hunter	268,724 (51.7%)		R+3.4
California 51	Juan Vargas	219,054 (71.2%)	Juan M. Hidalgo Jr.	88,602 (28.8%)		D+42.4
California 52	Scott Peters	377,984 (63.8%)	Omar Qudrat	214,030 (36.2%)		D+27.7
California 53	Susan A. Davis	371,334 (69.1%)	Morgan Murtaugh	166,254 (30.9%)		D+38.2
Colorado 1	Diana Degette	272,886 (73.8%)	Charles Casper Stockham	85,207 (23.0%)	11,600	D+50.8
Colorado 2	Joe Neguse	259,608 (60.3%)	Peter Yu	144,901 (33.6%)	26,105	D+26.6
Colorado 3	Diane Mitsch Bush	146,426 (43.6%)	Scott R. Tipton	173,205 (51.5%)	16,558	R+8.0
Colorado 4	Karen McCormick	145,544 (39.4%)	Ken Buck	224,038 (60.6%)		R+21.2
Colorado 5	Stephany Rose Spaulding	126,848 (39.3%)	Doug Lamborn	184,002 (57.0%)	11,795	R+17.7
Colorado 6	Jason Crow	187,639 (54.1%)	Mike Coffman	148,685 (42.9%)	10,493	D+11.2
Colorado 7	Ed Perlmutter	204,260 (60.4%)	Mark Barrington	119,734 (35.4%)	14,012	D+25.0
Connecticut 1	John B Larson	175,087 (63.9%)	Jennifer T Nye	96,024 (35.0%)	3,029	D+28.8
Connecticut 2	Joe Courtney	179,731 (62.2%)	Danny Postemski Jr	102,483 (35.4%)	6,900	D+26.7
Connecticut 3	Rosa L Delauro	174,572 (64.6%)	Angel Cadena	95,667 (35.4%)		D+29.2
Connecticut 4	Jim Himes	168,726 (61.2%)	Harry Arora	106,921 (38.8%)	4	D+22.4
Connecticut 5	Jahana Hayes	151,225 (55.9%)	Manny Santos	119,426 (44.1%)	13	D+11.8
Delaware at large	Lisa Blunt Rochester	227,353 (64.5%)	Scott Walker	125,384 (35.5%)		D+28.9
Florida 1	Jennifer M. Zimmerman	106,199 (32.9%)	Matt Gaetz	216,189 (67.1%)		R+34.1
Florida 2	Bob Rackleff	96,233 (32.6%)	Neal Dunn	199,335 (67.4%)		R+34.9
Florida 3	Yvonne Hayes Hinson	129,880 (42.4%)	Ted Yoho	176,616 (57.6%)		R+15.3
Florida 4	George 'Ges' Selmont	123,351 (32.4%)	John H. Rutherford	248,420 (65.2%)	9,478	R+32.8
Florida 5	Al Lawson	180,527 (66.8%)	Virginia Fuller	89,799 (33.2%)		D+33.6
Florida 6	Nancy Soderberg	145,758 (43.7%)	Michael Waltz	187,891 (56.3%)		R+12.6
Florida 7	Stephanie Murphy	183,113 (57.7%)	Mike Miller	134,285 (42.3%)		D+15.4
Florida 8	Sanjay Patel	142,415 (39.5%)	Bill Posey	218,112 (60.5%)		R+21.0
Florida 9	Darren Soto	172,172 (58.0%)	Wayne Liebnitzky	124,565 (42.0%)		D+16.0
Florida 10	Val Demings		none			no vote
Florida: Unopposed; no votes were counted.
Florida 11	Dana Cottrell	128,053 (34.8%)	Daniel Webster	239,395 (65.1%)	58	R+30.3
Florida 12	Chris Hunter	132,844 (39.7%)	Gus Michael Bilirakis	194,564 (58.1%)	7,510	R+18.4
Florida 13	Charlie Crist	182,717 (57.6%)	George Buck	134,254 (42.4%)		D+15.3
Florida 14	Kathy Castor		none			no vote
Florida: Unopposed; no votes were counted.
Florida 15	Kristen Carlson	134,132 (47.0%)	Ross Spano	151,380 (53.0%)	20	R+6.0
Florida 16	David Shapiro	164,463 (45.4%)	Vern Buchanan	197,483 (54.6%)		R+9.1
Florida 17	Allen Ellison	117,194 (37.7%)	Greg Steube	193,326 (62.3%)		R+24.5
Florida 18	Lauren Baer	156,454 (45.7%)	Brian Mast	185,905 (54.3%)		R+8.6
Florida 19	David Holden	128,106 (37.7%)	Francis Rooney	211,465 (62.3%)	36	R+24.6
Florida 20	Alcee L. Hastings	202,659 (99.9%)	none		165	D+99.9
Florida 21	Lois Frankel		none			no vote
Florida: Unopposed; no votes were counted.
Florida 22	Ted Deutch	184,634 (62.0%)	Nicolas Kimaz	113,049 (38.0%)		D+24.1
Florida 23	Debbie Wasserman Schultz	161,611 (58.5%)	Joseph 'Joe' Kaufman	99,446 (36.0%)	15,309	D+22.5
Florida 24	Frederica Wilson		none			no vote
Florida: Unopposed; no votes were counted.
Florida 25	Mary Barzee Flores	84,173 (39.5%)	Mario Diaz-Balart	128,672 (60.5%)		R+20.9
Florida 26	Debbie Mucarsel-Powell	119,797 (50.9%)	Carlos Curbelo	115,678 (49.1%)		D+1.8
Florida 27	Donna Shalala	130,743 (51.8%)	Maria Elvira Salazar	115,588 (45.8%)	6,255	D+6.0
Georgia 1	Lisa M. Ring	105,942 (42.3%)	Earl L. ""Buddy"" Carter	144,741 (57.7%)		R+15.5
Georgia 2	Sanford Bishop	136,699 (59.6%)	Herman West Jr	92,472 (40.4%)		D+19.3
Georgia 3	Chuck Enderlin	101,010 (34.5%)	Drew Ferguson	191,996 (65.5%)		R+31.1
Georgia 4	Henry C ""Hank"" Johnson Jr	227,717 (78.8%)	Joe Profit	61,092 (21.2%)		D+57.7
Georgia 5	John R. Lewis	275,406 (100.0%)	none			D+100.0
Georgia 6	Lucy McBath	160,139 (50.5%)	Karen Handel	156,875 (49.5%)	18	D+1.0
Georgia 7	Carolyn Bourdeaux	140,011 (49.9%)	Rob Woodall	140,430 (50.1%)		R+0.2
Georgia 8	none		Austin Scott	198,152 (99.7%)	564	R+99.7
Georgia 9	Josh McCall	57,912 (20.5%)	Doug Collins	224,661 (79.5%)	5	R+59.0
Georgia 10	Tabitha A. Johnson-Green	112,339 (37.1%)	Jody Hice	190,396 (62.9%)		R+25.8
Georgia 11	Flynn D. Broady Jr	118,653 (38.2%)	Barry Loudermilk	191,887 (61.8%)		R+23.6
Georgia 12	Francys Johnson	101,503 (40.5%)	Rick W. Allen	148,986 (59.5%)	3	R+19.0
Georgia 13	David Scott	223,157 (76.2%)	David Callahan	69,760 (23.8%)	93	D+52.4
Georgia 14	Steven Lamar Foster	53,981 (23.5%)	Tom Graves	175,743 (76.5%)		R+53.0
Hawaii 1	Ed Case	134,650 (73.1%)	Cam Cavasso	42,498 (23.1%)	7,063	D+50.0
Hawaii 2	Tulsi Gabbard	153,271 (77.4%)	Brian Evans	44,850 (22.6%)		D+54.7
Idaho 1	Cristina McNeil	96,922 (30.8%)	Russ Fulcher	197,719 (62.8%)	20,428	R+32.0
Idaho 2	Aaron Swisher	110,381 (39.3%)	Mike Simpson	170,274 (60.7%)		R+21.3
Illinois 1	Bobby L. Rush	189,560 (73.5%)	Jimmy Lee Tillman, II	50,960 (19.8%)	Thomas Rudbeck (Independent) 17,365 (6.7%)	D+53.7
Illinois 2	Robin Kelly	190,684 (81.1%)	David Merkle	44,567 (18.9%)		D+62.1
Illinois 3	Daniel William Lipinski	163,053 (73.0%)	Arthur J. Jones	57,885 (25.9%)	2,396	D+47.1
Illinois 4	Jesus "Chuy" Garcia	143,895 (86.6%)	Mark Wayne Lorch	22,294 (13.4%)		D+73.2
Illinois 5	Mike Quigley	213,992 (76.7%)	Tom Hanson	65,134 (23.3%)	5	D+53.3
Illinois 6	Sean Casten	169,001 (53.6%)	Peter J. Roskam	146,445 (46.4%)		D+7.2
Illinois 7	Danny K. Davis	215,746 (87.6%)	Craig Cameron	30,497 (12.4%)		D+75.2
Illinois 8	Raja Krishnamoorthi	130,054 (66.0%)	Jitendra "Jd" Diganvker	67,073 (34.0%)		D+32.0
Illinois 9	Janice D. Schakowsky	213,368 (73.5%)	John D. Elleson	76,983 (26.5%)		D+47.0
Illinois 10	Brad Schneider	156,540 (65.6%)	Douglas R. Bennett	82,124 (34.4%)		D+31.2
Illinois 11	Bill Foster	145,407 (63.8%)	Nick Stella	82,358 (36.2%)		D+27.7
Illinois 12	Brendan Kelly	118,724 (45.4%)	Mike Bost	134,884 (51.6%)	7,935	R+6.2
Illinois 13	Betsy Dirksen Londrigan	134,458 (49.6%)	Rodney Davis	136,516 (50.4%)	7	R+0.8
Illinois 14	Lauren Underwood	156,035 (52.5%)	Randall M. "Randy" Hultgren	141,164 (47.5%)		D+5.0
Illinois 15	Kevin Gaither	74,309 (29.1%)	John M. Shimkus	181,294 (70.9%)	5	R+41.9
Illinois 16	Sara Dady	104,569 (40.9%)	Adam Kinzinger	151,254 (59.1%)	2	R+18.3
Illinois 17	Cheri Bustos	142,659 (62.1%)	William W. "Bill" Fawell	87,090 (37.9%)		D+24.2
Illinois 18	Junius Rodriguez	95,486 (32.8%)	Darin Lahood	195,927 (67.2%)		R+34.5
Indiana 1	Peter J. Visclosky	159,611 (65.1%)	Mark Leyva	85,594 (34.9%)	4	D+30.2
Indiana 2	Mel Hall	103,363 (45.2%)	Jackie Walorski	125,499 (54.8%)	27	R+9.7
Indiana 3	Courtney Tritch	86,610 (35.3%)	Jim Banks	158,927 (64.7%)		R+29.5
Indiana 4	Tobi Beck	87,824 (35.9%)	Jim Baird	156,539 (64.1%)		R+28.1
Indiana 5	Dee Thornton	137,142 (43.2%)	Susan W. Brooks	180,035 (56.8%)		R+13.5
Indiana 6	Jeannine Lee Lake	79,430 (32.9%)	Greg Pence	154,260 (63.8%)	8,036	R+31.0
Indiana 7	Andre D. Carson	141,139 (64.9%)	Wayne "Gunny" Harmon	76,457 (35.1%)		D+29.7
Indiana 8	William Tanoos	86,895 (35.6%)	Larry D. Bucshon	157,396 (64.4%)		R+28.9
Indiana 9	Liz Watson	118,090 (43.5%)	Trey Hollingsworth	153,271 (56.5%)		R+13.0
Iowa 1	Abby Finkenauer	170,342 (51.0%)	Rod Blum	153,442 (45.9%)	10,459	D+5.1
Iowa 2	Dave Loebsack	171,446 (54.8%)	Christopher Peters	133,287 (42.6%)	8,180	D+12.2
Iowa 3	Cindy Axne	175,642 (49.3%)	David Young	167,933 (47.1%)	12,666	D+2.2
Iowa 4	J.D. Scholten	147,246 (47.0%)	Steve King	157,676 (50.3%)	8,329	R+3.3
Kansas 1	Alan Lapolice	71,558 (31.9%)	Roger Marshall	153,082 (68.1%)		R+36.3
Kansas 2	Paul Davis	123,859 (46.8%)	Steve Watkins	126,098 (47.6%)	Kelly Standley (Libertarian) 14,731 (5.6%)	R+0.9
Kansas 3	Sharice Davids	170,518 (53.6%)	Kevin Yoder	139,762 (43.9%)	8,021	D+9.7
Kansas 4	James A. Thompson	98,445 (40.6%)	Ron Estes	144,248 (59.4%)		R+18.9
Kentucky 1	Paul Walker	78,849 (31.4%)	James R. Comer	172,167 (68.6%)		R+37.2
Kentucky 2	Hank Linderman	79,964 (31.1%)	S. Brett Guthrie	171,700 (66.7%)	5,681	R+35.7
Kentucky 3	John A. Yarmuth	173,002 (62.1%)	Vickie Yates B. Glisson	101,930 (36.6%)	3,788	D+25.5
Kentucky 4	Seth Hall	90,536 (34.6%)	Thomas Massie	162,946 (62.2%)	8,330	R+27.7
Kentucky 5	Kenneth S. Stepp	45,890 (21.0%)	Harold "Hal" Rogers	172,093 (78.9%)	34	R+57.9
Kentucky 6	Amy McGrath	144,736 (47.8%)	Andy Barr	154,468 (51.0%)	3,684	R+3.2
Louisiana 1	Tammy Savoie	44,262 (16.4%)	Steve Scalise	192,526 (71.5%)	Lee Ann Dugas (Democratic) 18,552 (6.9%)	R+55.1
Louisiana 2	Cedric Richmond	190,182 (80.6%)	none		Jesse Schmidt (Independent) 20,465 (8.7%)	D+80.6
Louisiana 3	Mimi Methvin	43,729 (17.8%)	Clay Higgins	136,876 (55.7%)	Josh Guillory (Republican) 31,387 (12.8%)	R+37.9
Louisiana 4	Ryan Trundle	72,934 (33.6%)	Mike Johnson	139,326 (64.2%)	4,612	R+30.6
Louisiana 5	Jessee Carlton Fleenor	67,118 (30.0%)	Ralph Abraham	149,018 (66.5%)	7,810	R+36.6
Louisiana 6	Justin DeWitt	55,089 (20.5%)	Garret Graves	186,553 (69.5%)	Andie Saizan (Democratic) 21,627 (8.1%)	R+49.0
Maine 1	Chellie Pingree	201,195 (58.8%)	Mark I. Holbrook	111,188 (32.5%)	Martin J. Grohman (Independent) 29,670 (8.7%)	D+26.3
Maine 2	Jared F. Golden	142,440 (50.6%)	Bruce Poliquin	138,931 (49.4%)		D+1.3
Maryland 1	Jesse Colvin	69,255 (34.8%)	Andy Harris	125,480 (63.1%)	4,230	R+28.3
Maryland 2	C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger	103,194 (63.1%)	Liz Matory	54,335 (33.2%)	5,973	D+29.9
Maryland 3	John Sarbanes	125,744 (66.0%)	Charles Anthony	59,156 (31.0%)	5,628	D+35.0
Maryland 4	Anthony G. Brown	127,602 (76.2%)	George McDermott	35,936 (21.5%)	3,824	D+54.8
Maryland 5	Steny H. Hoyer	132,119 (67.2%)	William A. Devine, III	58,775 (29.9%)	5,589	D+37.3
Maryland 6	David Trone	102,591 (54.5%)	Amie Hoeber	79,335 (42.2%)	6,220	D+12.4
Maryland 7	Elijah Cummings	119,773 (74.5%)	Richmond Davis	36,756 (22.9%)	4,169	D+51.7
Maryland 8	Jamie Raskin	129,637 (63.1%)	John Walsh	72,054 (35.1%)	3,844	D+28.0
Massachusetts 1	Richard E. Neal	211,790 (97.6%)	none		5,110	D+97.6
Massachusetts 2	James P. McGovern	191,332 (67.2%)	Tracy Lyn Lovvorn	93,391 (32.8%)	170	D+34.4
Massachusetts 3	Lori Loureiro Trahan	173,175 (62.0%)	Rick Green	93,445 (33.5%)	12,707	D+28.5
Massachusetts 4	Joseph P. Kennedy, III	245,289 (97.7%)	none		5,727	D+97.7
Massachusetts 5	Katherine M. Clark	236,243 (75.9%)	John Hugo	74,856 (24.0%)	225	D+51.8
Massachusetts 6	Seth W. Moulton	217,703 (65.2%)	Joseph S. Schneider	104,798 (31.4%)	11,474	D+33.8
Massachusetts 7	Ayanna S. Pressley	216,559 (98.3%)	none		3,852	D+98.3
Massachusetts 8	Stephen F. Lynch	259,159 (98.4%)	none		4,148	D+98.4
Massachusetts 9	Bill Keating	192,347 (59.4%)	Peter D. Tedeschi	131,463 (40.6%)	118	D+18.8
Michigan 1	Matthew W. Morgan	145,246 (43.7%)	Jack Bergman	187,251 (56.3%)		R+12.6
Michigan 2	Rob Davidson	131,254 (43.0%)	Bill Huizenga	168,970 (55.3%)	5,239	R+12.4
Michigan 3	Cathy Albro	134,185 (43.2%)	Justin Amash	169,107 (54.4%)	7,448	R+11.2
Michigan 4	Jerry Hilliard	106,540 (37.4%)	John Moolenaar	178,510 (62.6%)		R+25.3
Michigan 5	Daniel T. Kildee	164,502 (59.5%)	Travis Wines	99,265 (35.9%)	12,646	D+23.6
Michigan 6	Matt Longjohn	134,082 (45.7%)	Fred Upton	147,436 (50.2%)	11,920	R+4.6
Michigan 7	Gretchen Driskell	136,330 (46.2%)	Tim Walberg	158,730 (53.8%)		R+7.6
Michigan 8	Elissa Slotkin	172,880 (50.6%)	Mike Bishop	159,782 (46.8%)	8,931	D+3.8
Michigan 9	Andy Levin	181,734 (59.7%)	Candius Stearns	112,123 (36.8%)	10,706	D+22.9
Michigan 10	Kimberly Bizon	106,061 (35.0%)	Paul Mitchell	182,808 (60.3%)	14,195	R+25.3
Michigan 11	Haley Stevens	181,912 (51.8%)	Lena Epstein	158,463 (45.2%)	10,526	D+6.7
Michigan 12	Debbie Dingell	200,588 (68.1%)	Jeff Jones	85,115 (28.9%)	8,925	D+39.2
Michigan 13	Rashida Tlaib	165,355 (84.2%)	none		Sam Johnson (Working Class) 22,186 (11.3%)	D+84.2
Michigan 14	Brenda Lawrence	214,334 (80.9%)	Marc S. Herschfus	45,899 (17.3%)	4,761	D+63.6
Minnesota 1	Dan Feehan	144,885 (49.7%)	Jim Hagedorn	146,200 (50.1%)	576	R+0.5
Minnesota 2	Angie Craig	177,958 (52.7%)	Jason Lewis	159,344 (47.1%)	666	D+5.5
Minnesota 3	Dean Phillips	202,404 (55.6%)	Erik Paulsen	160,839 (44.2%)	706	D+11.4
Minnesota 4	Betty McCollum	216,865 (66.0%)	Greg Ryan	97,747 (29.7%)	14,002	D+36.3
Minnesota 5	Ilhan Omar	267,703 (78.0%)	Jennifer Zielinski	74,440 (21.7%)	1,215	D+56.3
Minnesota 6	Ian Todd	122,332 (38.7%)	Tom Emmer	192,931 (61.1%)	463	R+22.4
Minnesota 7	Collin C. Peterson	146,672 (52.1%)	Dave Hughes	134,668 (47.8%)	169	D+4.3
Minnesota 8	Joe Radinovich	141,950 (45.2%)	Pete Stauber	159,364 (50.7%)	12,897	R+5.5
Mississippi 1	Randy Mack Wadkins	76,601 (32.4%)	Trent Kelly	158,245 (66.9%)	1,675	R+34.5
Mississippi 2	Bennie G. Thompson	158,921 (71.8%)	none		Troy Ray (Independent) 48,104 (21.7%)	D+71.8
Mississippi 3	Michael Ted Evans	94,461 (36.7%)	Michael Guest	160,284 (62.3%)	2,526	R+25.6
Mississippi 4	Jeramey Anderson	68,787 (30.7%)	Steven Palazzo	152,633 (68.2%)	2,312	R+37.5
Missouri 1	Lacy Clay	219,781 (80.1%)	Robert Vroman	45,867 (16.7%)	8,727	D+63.4
Missouri 2	Cort Vanostran	177,611 (47.2%)	Ann Wagner	192,477 (51.2%)	5,978	R+4.0
Missouri 3	Katy Geppert	106,589 (32.8%)	Blaine Luetkemeyer	211,243 (65.1%)	6,776	R+32.2
Missouri 4	Renee Hoagenson	95,968 (32.7%)	Vicky Hartzler	190,138 (64.8%)	7,210	R+32.1
Missouri 5	Emanuel Cleaver, II	175,019 (61.7%)	Jacob Turk	101,069 (35.6%)	7,697	D+26.1
Missouri 6	Henry Robert Martin	97,660 (32.0%)	Sam Graves	199,796 (65.4%)	7,953	R+33.4
Missouri 7	Jamie Daniel Schoolcraft	89,190 (30.1%)	Billy Long	196,343 (66.2%)	10,922	R+36.1
Missouri 8	Kathy Ellis	66,151 (25.0%)	Jason Smith	194,042 (73.4%)	4,206	R+48.4
Montana at large	Kathleen Williams	233,284 (46.2%)	Greg Gianforte	256,661 (50.9%)	14,476	R+4.6
Nebraska 1	Jessica McClure	93,069 (39.6%)	Jeff Fortenberry	141,712 (60.4%)		R+20.7
Nebraska 2	Kara Eastman	121,770 (49.0%)	Don Bacon	126,715 (51.0%)		R+2.0
Nebraska 3	Paul Theobald	49,654 (23.3%)	Adrian Smith	163,650 (76.7%)		R+53.4
Nevada 1	Dina Titus	100,707 (66.2%)	Joyce Bentley	46,978 (30.9%)	4,516	D+35.3
Nevada 2	Clint Koble	120,102 (41.8%)	Mark E. Amodei	167,435 (58.2%)		R+16.5
Nevada 3	Susie Lee	148,501 (51.9%)	Danny Tarkanian	122,566 (42.8%)	15,101	D+9.1
Nevada 4	Steven A. Horsford	121,962 (51.9%)	Cresent Hardy	102,748 (43.7%)	10,158	D+8.2
New Hampshire 1	Chris Pappas	155,884 (53.6%)	Eddie Edwards	130,996 (45.0%)	4,159	D+8.6
New Hampshire 2	Anne McLane Kuster	155,358 (55.5%)	Steven Negron	117,990 (42.2%)	6,357	D+13.4
New Jersey 1	Donald W. Norcross	169,628 (64.4%)	Paul E. Dilks	87,617 (33.3%)	6,173	D+31.1
New Jersey 2	Jeff Van Drew	136,685 (52.9%)	Seth Grossman	116,866 (45.2%)	4,812	D+7.7
New Jersey 3	Andy Kim	153,473 (50.0%)	Tom Macarthur	149,500 (48.7%)	3,902	D+1.3
New Jersey 4	Joshua Welle	126,766 (43.1%)	Christopher H. Smith	163,065 (55.4%)	4,517	R+12.3
New Jersey 5	Josh Gottheimer	169,546 (56.2%)	John J. McCann Jr.	128,255 (42.5%)	4,022	D+13.7
New Jersey 6	Frank Pallone Jr.	140,752 (63.6%)	Richard J. Pezzullo	80,443 (36.4%)		D+27.3
New Jersey 7	Tom Malinowski	166,985 (51.7%)	Leonard Lance	150,785 (46.7%)	4,972	D+5.0
New Jersey 8	Albio Sires	119,881 (78.1%)	John R. Muniz	28,725 (18.7%)	4,849	D+59.4
New Jersey 9	Bill Pascrell Jr.	140,832 (70.3%)	Eric P. Fisher	57,854 (28.9%)	1,730	D+41.4
New Jersey 10	Donald M. Payne Jr.	175,253 (87.6%)	Agha Khan	20,191 (10.1%)	4,715	D+77.5
New Jersey 11	Mikie Sherrill	183,684 (56.8%)	Jay Webber	136,322 (42.1%)	3,568	D+14.6
New Jersey 12	Bonnie Watson Coleman	173,334 (68.7%)	Daryl Kipnis	79,041 (31.3%)		D+37.4
New Mexico 1	Debra A Haaland	147,336 (59.1%)	Janice E Arnold-Jones	90,507 (36.3%)	11,319	D+22.8
New Mexico 2	Xochitl Torres Small	101,489 (50.9%)	Yvette Herrell	97,767 (49.1%)		D+1.9
New Mexico 3	Ben R Lujan	155,201 (63.4%)	Jerald Steve McFall	76,427 (31.2%)	Christopher Manning (Libertarian) 13,265 (5.4%)	D+32.2
New York 1	Perry Gershon	127,991 (47.4%)	Lee M. Zeldin	139,027 (51.5%)	3,035	R+4.1
New York 2	Liuba Grechen Shirley	113,074 (46.9%)	Peter T. King	128,078 (53.1%)	65	R+6.2
New York 3	Thomas R. Suozzi	157,456 (59.0%)	Dan P. Debono	109,514 (41.0%)	92	D+18.0
New York 4	Kathleen M. Rice	159,535 (61.3%)	Ameer N. Benno	100,571 (38.7%)	100	D+22.7
New York 5	Gregory W. Meeks	160,500 (99.4%)	none		971	D+99.4
New York 6	Grace Meng	111,646 (90.5%)	none		Thomas J. Hillgardner (Green) 11,209 (9.1%)	D+90.5
New York 7	Nydia M. Velázquez	146,687 (93.3%)	none		Joseph Lieberman (Conservative) 8,670 (5.5%)	D+93.3
New York 8	Hakeem S. Jeffries	180,376 (94.2%)	none		Ernest C. Johnson (Conservative) 9,997 (5.2%)	D+94.2
New York 9	Yvette D. Clarke	181,455 (89.2%)	Lutchi Gayot	20,901 (10.3%)	1,067	D+78.9
New York 10	Jerrold L. Nadler	173,095 (82.1%)	Naomi Levin	37,619 (17.8%)	244	D+64.2
New York 11	Max N. Rose	101,823 (53.0%)	Dan Donovan	89,441 (46.5%)	909	D+6.4
New York 12	Carolyn B. Maloney	217,430 (86.3%)	Eliot Rabin	30,446 (12.1%)	4,001	D+74.2
New York 13	Adriano Espaillat	180,035 (94.4%)	Jineea Butler	10,268 (5.4%)	385	D+89.0
New York 14	Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez	110,318 (78.1%)	Anthony Pappas	19,202 (13.6%)	Joseph Crowley (Working Families) 9,348 (6.6%)	D+64.5
New York 15	José E. Serrano	124,469 (95.9%)	Jason D. Gonzalez	5,205 (4.0%)	77	D+91.9
New York 16	Eliot L. Engel	182,044 (99.3%)	none		1,312	D+99.3
New York 17	Nita M. Lowey	170,168 (87.8%)	none		Joseph J. Ciardullo (Reform) 23,150 (11.9%)	D+87.8
New York 18	Sean Patrick Maloney	139,564 (55.5%)	James O'Donnell	112,035 (44.5%)	91	D+10.9
New York 19	Antonio Delgado	147,873 (51.3%)	John J. Faso	132,873 (46.1%)	7,240	D+5.2
New York 20	Paul D. Tonko	176,811 (66.5%)	Joe Vitollo	89,058 (33.5%)	145	D+33.0
New York 21	Tedra L. Cobb	99,791 (42.4%)	Elise M. Stefanik	131,981 (56.1%)	3,495	R+13.7
New York 22	Anthony J. Brindisi	127,715 (50.8%)	Claudia Tenney	123,242 (49.1%)	255	D+1.8
New York 23	Tracy Mitrano	109,932 (45.7%)	Thomas W. Reed, II	130,323 (54.2%)	119	R+8.5
New York 24	Dana Balter	123,226 (47.3%)	John M. Katko	136,920 (52.6%)	331	R+5.3
New York 25	Joseph D. Morelle	159,244 (59.0%)	Jim Maxwell	110,736 (41.0%)	140	D+18.0
New York 26	Brian Higgins	169,166 (73.3%)	Renee M. Zeno	61,488 (26.7%)	9	D+46.7
New York 27	Nathan D. McMurray	139,059 (48.7%)	Chris Collins	140,146 (49.1%)	6,095	R+0.4
North Carolina 1	G. K. Butterfield	190,457 (69.8%)	Roger W. Allison	82,218 (30.2%)		D+39.7
North Carolina 2	Linda Coleman	151,977 (45.8%)	George Holding	170,072 (51.3%)	9,655	R+5.5
North Carolina 3	none		Walter B. Jones	187,901 (100.0%)		R+100.0
North Carolina 4	David Price	247,067 (72.4%)	Steve A. (Von) Loor	82,052 (24.0%)	12,284	D+48.3
North Carolina 5	Dd Adams	120,468 (43.0%)	Virginia Foxx	159,917 (57.0%)		R+14.1
North Carolina 6	Ryan Watts	123,651 (43.5%)	B. Mark Walker	160,709 (56.5%)		R+13.0
North Carolina 7	Kyle Horton	120,838 (42.8%)	David Rouzer	156,809 (55.5%)	4,665	R+12.7
North Carolina 8	Frank McNeill	114,119 (44.7%)	Richard Hudson	141,402 (55.3%)		R+10.7
North Carolina 9	Dan McCready	138,341 (48.9%)	Mark Harris	139,246 (49.3%)	5,130	R+0.3
North Carolina: The result was never certified because of absentee-ballot fraud; a new election was held in 2019.
North Carolina 10	David Wilson Brown	113,259 (40.7%)	Patrick McHenry	164,969 (59.3%)		R+18.6
North Carolina 11	Phillip G. Price	116,508 (38.7%)	Mark Meadows	178,012 (59.2%)	6,146	R+20.5
North Carolina 12	Alma Adams	203,974 (73.1%)	Paul Wright	75,164 (26.9%)		D+46.2
North Carolina 13	Kathy Manning	130,402 (45.5%)	Ted Budd	147,570 (51.5%)	8,344	R+6.0
North Dakota at large	Mac Schneider	114,377 (35.6%)	Kelly Armstrong	193,568 (60.2%)	13,587	R+24.6
Ohio 1	Aftab Pureval	141,118 (46.9%)	Steve Chabot	154,409 (51.3%)	5,344	R+4.4
Ohio 2	Jill Schiller	119,333 (41.2%)	Brad Wenstrup	166,714 (57.6%)	3,614	R+16.4
Ohio 3	Joyce Beatty	181,575 (73.6%)	Jim Burgess	65,040 (26.4%)	62	D+47.2
Ohio 4	Janet Garrett	89,412 (34.7%)	Jim Jordan	167,993 (65.3%)		R+30.5
Ohio 5	J. Michael Galbraith	99,655 (35.1%)	Bob Latta	176,569 (62.3%)	7,393	R+27.1
Ohio 6	Shawna Roberts	76,716 (30.7%)	Bill Johnson	172,774 (69.3%)		R+38.5
Ohio 7	Ken Harbaugh	107,536 (41.3%)	Bob Gibbs	153,117 (58.7%)		R+17.5
Ohio 8	Vanessa Enoch	87,281 (33.4%)	Warren Davidson	173,852 (66.6%)		R+33.2
Ohio 9	Marcy Kaptur	157,219 (67.8%)	Steven W. Kraus	74,670 (32.2%)	48	D+35.6
Ohio 10	Theresa A. Gasper	118,785 (42.2%)	Mike Turner	157,554 (55.9%)	5,387	R+13.8
Ohio 11	Marcia L. Fudge	206,138 (82.2%)	Beverly A. Goldstein	44,486 (17.7%)	36	D+64.5
Ohio 12	Danny O'Connor	161,251 (47.2%)	Troy Balderson	175,677 (51.4%)	4,719	R+4.2
Ohio 13	Tim Ryan	153,323 (61.0%)	Chris Depizzo	98,047 (39.0%)		D+22.0
Ohio 14	Betsy Rader	137,549 (44.8%)	David P. Joyce	169,809 (55.2%)		R+10.5
Ohio 15	Rick Neal	116,112 (39.7%)	Steve Stivers	170,593 (58.3%)	5,738	R+18.6
Ohio 16	Susan Moran Palmer	129,681 (43.3%)	Anthony Gonzalez	170,029 (56.7%)		R+13.5
Oklahoma 1	Tim Gilpin	103,042 (40.7%)	Kevin Hern	150,129 (59.3%)		R+18.6
Oklahoma 2	Jason Nichols	65,021 (30.1%)	Markwayne Mullin	140,451 (65.0%)	10,530	R+34.9
Oklahoma 3	Frankie Robbins	61,152 (26.1%)	Frank D. Lucas	172,913 (73.9%)		R+47.8
Oklahoma 4	Mary Brannon	78,088 (33.0%)	Tom Cole	149,227 (63.1%)	9,323	R+30.1
Oklahoma 5	Kendra Horn	121,149 (50.7%)	Steve Russell	117,811 (49.3%)		D+1.4
Oregon 1	Suzanne Bonamici	231,198 (63.6%)	John Verbeek	116,446 (32.1%)	15,605	D+31.6
Oregon 2	Jamie McLeod-Skinner	145,298 (39.4%)	Greg Walden	207,597 (56.3%)	15,814	R+16.9
Oregon 3	Earl Blumenauer	279,019 (72.6%)	Tom Harrison	76,187 (19.8%)	Marc W Koller (Independent) 21,352 (5.6%)	D+52.8
Oregon 4	Peter Defazio	208,710 (56.0%)	Art Robinson	152,414 (40.9%)	11,769	D+15.1
Oregon 5	Kurt Schrader	197,187 (55.0%)	Mark Callahan	149,887 (41.8%)	11,395	D+13.2
Pennsylvania 1	Henry Scott Wallace	160,745 (48.7%)	Brian K. Fitzpatrick	169,053 (51.3%)		R+2.5
Pennsylvania 2	Brendan F. Boyle	159,600 (79.0%)	David Torres	42,382 (21.0%)		D+58.0
Pennsylvania 3	Dwight Evans	287,610 (93.4%)	Bryan E. Leib	20,387 (6.6%)		D+86.8
Pennsylvania 4	Madeleine Dean Cunnane	211,524 (63.5%)	Daniel David	121,467 (36.5%)		D+27.0
Pennsylvania 5	Mary Gay Scanlon	198,639 (65.2%)	Pearl Kim	106,075 (34.8%)		D+30.4
Pennsylvania 6	Christina Jampoler Houlahan	177,704 (58.9%)	Gregory Michael McCauley Sr.	124,124 (41.1%)		D+17.8
Pennsylvania 7	Susan Ellis Wild	140,813 (53.5%)	Martin W. Nothstein	114,437 (43.5%)	8,011	D+10.0
Pennsylvania 8	Matthew Alton Cartwright	135,603 (54.6%)	John Robert Chrin	112,563 (45.4%)		D+9.3
Pennsylvania 9	Dennis Wolff	100,204 (40.3%)	Daniel Meuser	148,723 (59.7%)		R+19.5
Pennsylvania 10	George B. Scott	141,668 (48.7%)	Scott G. Perry	149,365 (51.3%)		R+2.6
Pennsylvania 11	Jessica King	113,876 (41.0%)	Lloyd K. Smucker	163,708 (59.0%)		R+18.0
Pennsylvania 12	Marc Friedenberg	82,825 (34.0%)	Thomas A. Marino	161,047 (66.0%)		R+32.1
Pennsylvania 13	Brent M. Ottaway	74,733 (29.5%)	John Joyce	178,533 (70.5%)		R+41.0
Pennsylvania 14	Bibiana Boerio	110,051 (42.1%)	Guy L. Reschenthaler	151,386 (57.9%)		R+15.8
Pennsylvania 15	Susan Boser	78,327 (32.2%)	Glenn William Thompson Jr.	165,245 (67.8%)		R+35.7
Pennsylvania 16	Ronald A. Dinicola	124,109 (47.3%)	George J Kelly Jr.	135,348 (51.6%)	2,939	R+4.3
Pennsylvania 17	Conor James Lamb	183,162 (56.3%)	Keith Rothfus	142,417 (43.7%)		D+12.5
Pennsylvania 18	Michael F Doyle Jr.	231,472 (100.0%)	none			D+100.0
Rhode Island 1	David N. Cicilline	116,099 (66.7%)	Patrick J. Donovan	57,567 (33.1%)	417	D+33.6
Rhode Island 2	James R. Langevin	126,476 (63.5%)	Salvatore G. Caiozzo	72,271 (36.3%)	450	D+27.2
South Carolina 1	Joe Cunningham	145,455 (50.6%)	Katie Arrington	141,473 (49.2%)	505	D+1.4
South Carolina 2	Sean Carrigan	109,199 (42.5%)	Joe Wilson	144,642 (56.3%)	3,298	R+13.8
South Carolina 3	Mary Geren	70,046 (31.0%)	Jeff Duncan	153,338 (67.8%)	2,820	R+36.8
South Carolina 4	Brandon P Brown	89,182 (36.6%)	William Timmons	145,321 (59.6%)	9,447	R+23.0
South Carolina 5	Archie Parnell	103,129 (41.5%)	Ralph W Norman	141,757 (57.0%)	3,693	R+15.5
South Carolina 6	James E Jim Clyburn	144,765 (70.1%)	Gerhard R Gressmann	58,282 (28.2%)	3,386	D+41.9
South Carolina 7	Robert Williams	96,564 (40.3%)	Tom Rice	142,681 (59.6%)	309	R+19.3
South Dakota at large	Tim Bjorkman	120,816 (36.0%)	Dustin "Dusty" Johnson	202,446 (60.3%)	12,209	R+24.3
Tennessee 1	Marty Olsen	47,138 (21.0%)	Phil Roe	172,835 (77.1%)	4,309	R+56.0
Tennessee 2	Renee Hoyos	86,668 (33.1%)	Tim Burchett	172,856 (65.9%)	2,610	R+32.9
Tennessee 3	Danielle Mitchell	84,731 (34.5%)	Chuck Fleischmann	156,512 (63.7%)	4,522	R+29.2
Tennessee 4	Mariah Phillips	78,065 (33.6%)	Scott Desjarlais	147,323 (63.4%)	7,063	R+29.8
Tennessee 5	Jim Cooper	177,923 (67.8%)	Jody M. Ball	84,317 (32.2%)	8	D+35.7
Tennessee 6	Dawn Barlow	70,370 (28.3%)	John Rose	172,810 (69.5%)	5,560	R+41.2
Tennessee 7	Justin Kanew	81,661 (32.1%)	Mark E. Green	170,071 (66.9%)	2,652	R+34.8
Tennessee 8	Erika Stotts Pearson	74,755 (30.1%)	David Kustoff	168,030 (67.7%)	5,560	R+37.6
Tennessee 9	Steve Cohen	145,139 (80.0%)	Charlotte Bergmann	34,901 (19.2%)	1,436	D+60.8
Texas 1	Shirley J. McKellar	61,263 (26.3%)	Louie Gohmert	168,165 (72.3%)	3,292	R+45.9
Texas 2	Todd Litton	119,992 (45.6%)	Dan Crenshaw	139,188 (52.8%)	4,212	R+7.3
Texas 3	Lorie Burch	138,234 (44.2%)	Van Taylor	169,520 (54.2%)	4,757	R+10.0
Texas 4	Catherine Krantz	57,400 (23.0%)	John Ratcliffe	188,667 (75.7%)	3,178	R+52.7
Texas 5	Dan Wood	78,666 (37.5%)	Lance Gooden	130,617 (62.3%)	224	R+24.8
Texas 6	Jana Lynne Sanchez	116,350 (45.4%)	Ron Wright	135,961 (53.1%)	3,731	R+7.7
Texas 7	Lizzie Pannill Fletcher	127,959 (52.5%)	John Culberson	115,642 (47.5%)		D+5.1
Texas 8	Steven David	67,930 (24.9%)	Kevin Brady	200,619 (73.4%)	4,621	R+48.6
Texas 9	Al Green	136,256 (89.1%)	none		16,745	D+89.1
Texas 10	Mike Siegel	144,034 (46.8%)	Michael T. McCaul	157,166 (51.1%)	6,627	R+4.3
Texas 11	Jennie Lou Leeder	40,631 (18.4%)	Mike Conaway	176,603 (80.1%)	3,143	R+61.7
Texas 12	Vanessa Adia	90,994 (33.9%)	Kay Granger	172,557 (64.3%)	4,940	R+30.4
Texas 13	Greg Sagan	35,083 (16.9%)	Mac Thornberry	169,027 (81.5%)	3,175	R+64.6
Texas 14	Adrienne Bell	92,212 (39.3%)	Randy Weber	138,942 (59.2%)	3,374	R+19.9
Texas 15	Vicente Gonzalez	98,333 (59.7%)	Tim Westley	63,862 (38.8%)	2,607	D+20.9
Texas 16	Veronica Escobar	124,437 (68.5%)	Rick Seeberger	49,127 (27.0%)	8,190	D+41.4
Texas 17	Rick Kennedy	98,070 (41.3%)	Bill Flores	134,841 (56.8%)	4,440	R+15.5
Texas 18	Sheila Jackson Lee	138,704 (75.2%)	Ava Reynero Pate	38,368 (20.8%)	7,260	D+54.4
Texas 19	Miguel Levario	50,039 (24.8%)	Jodey Arrington	151,946 (75.2%)		R+50.5
Texas 20	Joaquin Castro	139,038 (80.9%)	none		Jeffrey Blunt (Libertarian) 32,925 (19.1%)	D+80.9
Texas 21	Joseph Kopser	168,421 (47.6%)	Chip Roy	177,654 (50.2%)	7,542	R+2.6
Texas 22	Sri Preston Kulkarni	138,153 (46.5%)	Pete Olson	152,750 (51.4%)	6,502	R+4.9
Texas 23	Gina Ortiz Jones	102,359 (48.7%)	Will Hurd	103,285 (49.2%)	4,425	R+0.4
Texas 24	Jan McDowell	125,231 (47.5%)	Kenny E Marchant	133,317 (50.6%)	4,870	R+3.1
Texas 25	Julie Oliver	136,385 (44.8%)	Roger Williams	163,023 (53.5%)	5,145	R+8.8
Texas 26	Linsey Fagan	121,938 (39.0%)	Michael C. Burgess	185,551 (59.4%)	5,016	R+20.4
Texas 27	Eric Holguin	75,929 (36.6%)	Michael Cloud	125,118 (60.3%)	6,374	R+23.7
Texas 28	Henry Cuellar	117,494 (84.4%)	none		Arthur Thomas IV (Libertarian) 21,732 (15.6%)	D+84.4
Texas 29	Sylvia R. Garcia	88,188 (75.1%)	Phillip Aronoff	28,098 (23.9%)	1,208	D+51.1
Texas 30	Eddie Bernice Johnson	166,784 (91.1%)	none		Shawn Jones (Libertarian) 16,390 (8.9%)	D+91.1
Texas 31	Mary Jennings ""Mj"" Hegar	136,362 (47.7%)	John Carter	144,680 (50.6%)	4,965	R+2.9
Texas 32	Colin Allred	144,067 (52.3%)	Pete Sessions	126,101 (45.8%)	5,452	D+6.5
Texas 33	Marc Veasey	90,805 (76.2%)	Willie Billups	26,120 (21.9%)	2,299	D+54.3
Texas 34	Filemon B. Vela	85,825 (60.0%)	Rey Gonzalez	57,243 (40.0%)		D+20.0
Texas 35	Lloyd Doggett	138,278 (71.3%)	David Smalling	50,553 (26.0%)	5,236	D+45.2
Texas 36	Dayna Steele	60,908 (27.4%)	Brian Babin	161,048 (72.6%)		R+45.1
Utah 1	Lee Castillo	63,308 (24.9%)	Rob Bishop	156,692 (61.6%)	Eric Eliason (Independent) 29,547 (11.6%)	R+36.7
Utah 2	Shireen Ghorbani	105,051 (38.9%)	Chris Stewart	151,489 (56.1%)	Jeffrey Whipple (Libertarian) 13,504 (5.0%)	R+17.2
Utah 3	James Courage Singer	70,686 (27.3%)	John Curtis	174,856 (67.5%)	13,316	R+40.2
Utah 4	Ben McAdams	134,964 (50.1%)	Mia B. Love	134,270 (49.9%)	37	D+0.3
Vermont at large	Peter Welch	188,547 (69.2%)	Anya Tynio	70,705 (26.0%)	13,199	D+43.3
Virginia 1	Vangie A. Williams	148,464 (44.7%)	Robert J. "Rob" Wittman	183,250 (55.2%)	387	R+10.5
Virginia 2	Elaine G. Luria	139,571 (51.1%)	Scott W. Taylor	133,458 (48.8%)	371	D+2.2
Virginia 3	Robert C. "Bobby" Scott	198,615 (91.2%)	none		19,107	D+91.2
Virginia 4	A. Donald McEachin	187,642 (62.6%)	Ryan A. McAdams	107,706 (35.9%)	4,506	D+26.7
Virginia 5	Leslie C. Cockburn	145,040 (46.6%)	Denver L. Riggleman, III	165,339 (53.2%)	547	R+6.5
Virginia 6	Jennifer Lynn Lewis	113,133 (40.2%)	Ben L. Cline	167,957 (59.7%)	287	R+19.5
Virginia 7	Abigail A. Spanberger	176,079 (50.3%)	Dave A. Brat	169,295 (48.4%)	4,429	D+1.9
Virginia 8	Donald S. Beyer, Jr.	247,137 (76.1%)	Thomas S. Oh	76,899 (23.7%)	712	D+52.4
Virginia 9	Anthony J. Flaccavento	85,833 (34.8%)	H. Morgan Griffith	160,933 (65.2%)	214	R+30.4
Virginia 10	Jennifer T. Wexton	206,356 (56.1%)	Barbara J. Comstock	160,841 (43.7%)	598	D+12.4
Virginia 11	Gerald Edward Connolly	219,191 (71.1%)	Jeff A. Dove Jr.	83,023 (26.9%)	6,036	D+44.2
Washington 1	Suzan Delbene	197,209 (59.3%)	Jeffrey Beeler	135,534 (40.7%)		D+18.5
Washington 2	Rick Larsen	210,187 (71.3%)	none		Brian Luke (Libertarian) 84,646 (28.7%)	D+71.3
Washington 3	Carolyn Long	145,407 (47.3%)	Jaime Herrera Beutler	161,819 (52.7%)		R+5.3
Washington 4	Christine Brown	83,785 (37.2%)	Dan Newhouse	141,551 (62.8%)		R+25.6
Washington 5	Lisa Brown	144,925 (45.2%)	Cathy McMorris Rodgers	175,422 (54.8%)		R+9.5
Washington 6	Derek Kilmer	206,409 (63.9%)	Douglas Dightman	116,677 (36.1%)		D+27.8
Washington 7	Pramila Jayapal	329,800 (83.6%)	Craig Keller	64,881 (16.4%)		D+67.1
Washington 8	Kim Schrier	164,089 (52.4%)	Dino Rossi	148,968 (47.6%)		D+4.8
Washington 9	Adam Smith	163,345 (67.9%)	none		Sarah Smith (Democratic) 77,222 (32.1%)	D+67.9
Washington 10	Denny Heck	166,215 (61.5%)	Joseph Brumbles	103,860 (38.5%)		D+23.1
West Virginia 1	Kendra Fershee	70,217 (35.4%)	David B McKinley	127,997 (64.6%)		R+29.2
West Virginia 2	Talley Sergent	88,011 (43.0%)	Alex X. Mooney	110,504 (54.0%)	6,277	R+11.0
West Virginia 3	Richard Ojeda II	76,340 (43.6%)	Carol Miller	98,645 (56.4%)		R+12.8
Wisconsin 1	Randy Bryce	137,508 (42.3%)	Bryan Steil	177,492 (54.6%)	10,317	R+12.3
Wisconsin 2	Mark Pocan	309,116 (97.4%)	Joey Wayne Reed		8,179	D+97.4
Wisconsin 3	Ron Kind	187,888 (59.6%)	Steve Toft	126,980 (40.3%)	121	D+19.3
Wisconsin 4	Gwen S. Moore	206,487 (75.6%)	Tim Rogers	59,091 (21.6%)	7,509	D+54.0
Wisconsin 5	Tom Palzewicz	138,385 (38.0%)	F. James Sensenbrenner, Jr.	225,619 (61.9%)	284	R+24.0
Wisconsin 6	Dan Kohl	144,536 (44.5%)	Glenn Grothman	180,311 (55.5%)	218	R+11.0
Wisconsin 7	Margaret Engebretson	124,307 (38.5%)	Sean P. Duffy	194,061 (60.1%)	4,472	R+21.6
Wisconsin 8	Beau Liegeois	119,265 (36.3%)	Mike Gallagher	209,410 (63.7%)	99	R+27.4
Wyoming at large	Greg Hunter	59,903 (29.8%)	Liz Cheney	127,963 (63.6%)	13,379	R+33.8

Margin: the Democrat's share of all votes minus the Republican's. The 2018 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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