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Election 2018 Results

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2018 US House elections in Minnesota

Minnesota elected 8 members of the House in 2018: Democrats won 5 seats and Republicans 3.

The closest was the 1st district, decided by 0.5 points: Jim Hagedorn (Republican) beat Dan Feehan (Democrat), 50.1% to 49.7%, a margin of 0.5 points and 1,315 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 49 of the 87 counties and Democrats in 38. The largest, Hennepin, cast 623,424 votes and went to the Democrat by 36.4 points. The closest was Lincoln, where 50 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 Dan Feehan144,885 (49.7%) Jim Hagedorn146,200 (50.1%) 576 R+0.5
2 Angie Craig177,958 (52.7%) Jason Lewis159,344 (47.1%) 666 D+5.5
3 Dean Phillips202,404 (55.6%) Erik Paulsen160,839 (44.2%) 706 D+11.4
4 Betty McCollum216,865 (66.0%) Greg Ryan97,747 (29.7%) 14,002 D+36.3
5 Ilhan Omar267,703 (78.0%) Jennifer Zielinski74,440 (21.7%) 1,215 D+56.3
6 Ian Todd122,332 (38.7%) Tom Emmer192,931 (61.1%) 463 R+22.4
7 Collin C. Peterson146,672 (52.1%) Dave Hughes134,668 (47.8%) 169 D+4.3
8 Joe Radinovich141,950 (45.2%) Pete Stauber159,364 (50.7%) 12,897 R+5.5

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Hennepin 424,344 68.1% 197,380 31.7% 1,700 623,424 D+36.4
Ramsey 170,401 70.0% 61,803 25.4% 11,216 243,420 D+44.6
Dakota 113,784 55.3% 91,633 44.5% 438 205,855 D+10.8
Anoka 74,313 47.0% 83,304 52.7% 406 158,023 R+5.7
Washington 67,656 52.5% 58,251 45.2% 2,858 128,765 D+7.3
Saint Louis 57,108 57.2% 38,496 38.6% 4,172 99,776 D+18.7
Olmsted 39,719 56.1% 30,941 43.7% 180 70,840 D+12.4
Scott 29,874 45.4% 35,770 54.4% 116 65,760 R+9.0
Stearns 27,213 41.5% 38,353 58.4% 72 65,638 R+17.0
Wright 20,113 34.1% 38,769 65.8% 53 58,935 R+31.7
Carver 22,149 43.7% 28,445 56.2% 36 50,630 R+12.4
Sherburne 13,271 34.0% 25,665 65.8% 60 38,996 R+31.8
Crow Wing 12,283 39.2% 18,100 57.7% 971 31,354 R+18.6
Rice 15,418 54.5% 12,826 45.4% 32 28,276 D+9.2
Blue Earth 15,945 57.1% 11,920 42.7% 58 27,923 D+14.4
Otter Tail 13,176 48.1% 14,191 51.8% 13 27,380 R+3.7
Chisago 9,774 38.2% 14,864 58.0% 981 25,619 R+19.9
Clay 16,317 67.2% 7,934 32.7% 17 24,268 D+34.5
Goodhue 10,452 45.5% 12,505 54.4% 30 22,987 R+8.9
Itasca 9,716 45.0% 10,973 50.8% 899 21,588 R+5.8
Winona 12,133 57.1% 9,078 42.7% 25 21,236 D+14.4
Kandiyohi 9,611 51.7% 8,970 48.2% 12 18,593 D+3.4
Douglas 8,577 47.6% 9,419 52.3% 12 18,008 R+4.7
Beltrami 9,612 53.7% 8,046 45.0% 239 17,897 D+8.8
Isanti 5,887 34.1% 10,678 61.8% 715 17,280 R+27.7
Carlton 8,260 50.5% 7,090 43.3% 1,017 16,367 D+7.1
Steele 7,128 43.9% 9,075 55.9% 24 16,227 R+12.0
Benton 5,800 36.4% 10,081 63.3% 41 15,922 R+26.9
Nicollet 8,846 56.7% 6,712 43.1% 33 15,591 D+13.7
McLeod 6,545 44.1% 8,290 55.8% 17 14,852 R+11.7
Becker 7,664 52.0% 7,083 48.0% 5 14,752 D+3.9
Mower 7,849 53.9% 6,662 45.8% 40 14,551 D+8.2
Morrison 4,048 28.5% 9,653 68.0% 502 14,203 R+39.5
Cass 5,158 36.9% 8,221 58.9% 583 13,962 R+21.9
Freeborn 6,791 49.1% 6,996 50.6% 45 13,832 R+1.5
Le Sueur 5,364 42.1% 7,348 57.7% 23 12,735 R+15.6
Polk 6,660 56.2% 5,177 43.7% 5 11,842 D+12.5
Brown 4,574 39.0% 7,136 60.9% 10 11,720 R+21.9
Pine 4,558 39.5% 6,430 55.7% 552 11,540 R+16.2
Mille Lacs 3,766 35.3% 6,375 59.8% 523 10,664 R+24.5
Meeker 4,639 45.2% 5,625 54.8% 7 10,271 R+9.6
Hubbard 3,701 36.7% 6,008 59.6% 374 10,083 R+22.9
Lyon 5,117 51.5% 4,821 48.5% 6 9,944 D+3.0
Wabasha 4,186 42.1% 5,730 57.7% 16 9,932 R+15.5
Fillmore 4,517 46.8% 5,114 53.0% 20 9,651 R+6.2
Todd 4,128 43.0% 5,467 57.0% 3 9,598 R+14.0
Dodge 3,782 41.7% 5,268 58.1% 21 9,071 R+16.4
Houston 4,410 49.3% 4,526 50.6% 4 8,940 R+1.3
Martin 3,047 35.1% 5,612 64.7% 16 8,675 R+29.6
Aitkin 3,401 41.6% 4,466 54.7% 300 8,167 R+13.0
Waseca 3,340 41.2% 4,749 58.6% 13 8,102 R+17.4
Nobles 2,907 41.9% 4,024 58.0% 8 6,939 R+16.1
Kanabec 2,466 37.0% 3,895 58.4% 308 6,669 R+21.4
Sibley 2,866 43.9% 3,659 56.1% 3 6,528 R+12.1
Roseau 2,993 46.3% 3,473 53.7% 1 6,467 R+7.4
Faribault 2,423 38.3% 3,891 61.5% 12 6,326 R+23.2
Renville 3,393 54.0% 2,888 46.0% 4 6,285 D+8.0
Redwood 2,949 47.7% 3,236 52.3% 2 6,187 R+4.6
Lake 3,050 51.6% 2,627 44.5% 230 5,907 D+7.2
Chippewa 3,115 56.3% 2,412 43.6% 1 5,528 D+12.7
Wadena 1,620 29.3% 3,718 67.3% 189 5,527 R+38.0
Pope 3,004 55.3% 2,426 44.7% 3 5,433 D+10.6
Pennington 2,977 55.4% 2,391 44.5% 3 5,371 D+10.9
Koochiching 2,408 45.9% 2,653 50.5% 190 5,251 R+4.7
Cottonwood 2,183 43.8% 2,791 55.9% 15 4,989 R+12.2
Jackson 1,821 39.1% 2,827 60.7% 7 4,655 R+21.6
Stevens 2,487 56.8% 1,885 43.1% 6 4,378 D+13.8
Yellow Medicine 2,216 51.4% 2,090 48.5% 3 4,309 D+2.9
Marshall 2,196 53.5% 1,907 46.5% 1 4,104 D+7.0
Murray 1,930 47.1% 2,170 52.9% 1 4,101 R+5.9
Watonwan 1,826 44.7% 2,254 55.1% 8 4,088 R+10.5
Swift 2,309 57.1% 1,729 42.8% 4 4,042 D+14.3
Rock 1,296 34.6% 2,451 65.4% 3 3,750 R+30.8
Pipestone 1,420 38.4% 2,281 61.6% 1 3,702 R+23.3
Clearwater 1,507 43.2% 1,981 56.8% 3,488 R+13.6
Lac Qui Parle 1,973 58.8% 1,379 41.1% 1 3,353 D+17.7
Cook 1,956 61.1% 1,083 33.8% 162 3,201 D+27.3
Grant 1,820 58.0% 1,314 41.9% 2 3,136 D+16.1
Norman 1,857 68.4% 856 31.5% 1 2,714 D+36.9
Big Stone 1,420 55.0% 1,158 44.9% 3 2,581 D+10.2
Wilkin 1,457 56.5% 1,123 43.5% 2,580 D+12.9
Lincoln 1,232 50.9% 1,182 48.8% 6 2,420 D+2.1
Kittson 1,515 64.3% 842 35.7% 2,357 D+28.6
Mahnomen 1,283 66.6% 642 33.3% 1 1,926 D+33.3
Lake of the Woods 844 45.7% 1,001 54.2% 2 1,847 R+8.5
Red Lake 1,032 61.8% 638 38.2% 1 1,671 D+23.6
Traverse 893 58.7% 627 41.2% 1 1,521 D+17.5

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

Minnesota in every House election we hold

YearSeatsHouse vote
2024 D 4, R 4 D+0.9
2022 D 4, R 4 D+2.0
2020 D 4, R 4 D+2.5
2018 D 5, R 3 D+11.5
2016 D 5, R 3 D+3.5
2014 D 5, R 3 D+3.7
2012 D 5, R 3 D+12.5
2010 D 4, R 4 D+1.5
2008 D 5, R 3 D+19.4
2006 D 5, R 3 D+10.5
2004 D 4, R 4 D+6.0
2002 D 4, R 4 R+0.6
2000 D 5, R 3 D+10.2
1998 D 6, R 2 D+11.2
1996 D 6, R 2 D+13.3
1994 D 6, R 2 D+2.1
1992 D 6, R 2 D+10.9
1990 D 6, R 2 D+17.2