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Election 2018 Results

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2018 US House elections in New York

New York elected 27 members of the House in 2018: Democrats won 21 seats and Republicans 6.

The closest was the 27th district, decided by 0.4 points: Chris Collins (Republican) beat Nathan D. McMurray (Democrat), 49.1% to 48.7%, a margin of 0.4 points and 1,087 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 24 of the 47 counties and Democrats in 19 and other candidates in 4. The largest, Queens, cast 958,349 votes and went to the other candidates by 13.7 points. The closest was Otsego, where 109 votes separated the top two.

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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

District	Democrat	Votes	Republican	Votes	Others	Margin
1	Perry Gershon	127,991 (47.4%)	Lee M. Zeldin	139,027 (51.5%)	3,035	R+4.1
2	Liuba Grechen Shirley	113,074 (46.9%)	Peter T. King	128,078 (53.1%)	65	R+6.2
3	Thomas R. Suozzi	157,456 (59.0%)	Dan P. Debono	109,514 (41.0%)	92	D+18.0
4	Kathleen M. Rice	159,535 (61.3%)	Ameer N. Benno	100,571 (38.7%)	100	D+22.7
5	Gregory W. Meeks	160,500 (99.4%)	none		971	D+99.4
6	Grace Meng	111,646 (90.5%)	none		11,775	D+90.5
7	Nydia M. Velázquez	146,687 (93.3%)	none		10,615	D+93.3
8	Hakeem S. Jeffries	180,376 (94.2%)	none		11,191	D+94.2
9	Yvette D. Clarke	181,455 (89.2%)	Lutchi Gayot	20,901 (10.3%)	1,067	D+78.9
10	Jerrold L. Nadler	173,095 (82.1%)	Naomi Levin	37,619 (17.8%)	244	D+64.2
11	Max N. Rose	101,823 (53.0%)	Dan Donovan	89,441 (46.5%)	909	D+6.4
12	Carolyn B. Maloney	217,430 (86.3%)	Eliot Rabin	30,446 (12.1%)	4,001	D+74.2
13	Adriano Espaillat	180,035 (94.4%)	Jineea Butler	10,268 (5.4%)	385	D+89.0
14	Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez	110,318 (78.1%)	Anthony Pappas	19,202 (13.6%)	11,684	D+64.5
15	José E. Serrano	124,469 (95.9%)	Jason D. Gonzalez	5,205 (4.0%)	77	D+91.9
16	Eliot L. Engel	182,044 (99.3%)	none		1,312	D+99.3
17	Nita M. Lowey	170,168 (87.8%)	none		23,673	D+87.8
18	Sean Patrick Maloney	139,564 (55.5%)	James O'Donnell	112,035 (44.5%)	91	D+10.9
19	Antonio Delgado	147,873 (51.3%)	John J. Faso	132,873 (46.1%)	7,240	D+5.2
20	Paul D. Tonko	176,811 (66.5%)	Joe Vitollo	89,058 (33.5%)	145	D+33.0
21	Tedra L. Cobb	99,791 (42.4%)	Elise M. Stefanik	131,981 (56.1%)	3,495	R+13.7
22	Anthony J. Brindisi	127,715 (50.8%)	Claudia Tenney	123,242 (49.1%)	255	D+1.8
23	Tracy Mitrano	109,932 (45.7%)	Thomas W. Reed, II	130,323 (54.2%)	119	R+8.5
24	Dana Balter	123,226 (47.3%)	John M. Katko	136,920 (52.6%)	331	R+5.3
25	Joseph D. Morelle	159,244 (59.0%)	Jim Maxwell	110,736 (41.0%)	140	D+18.0
26	Brian Higgins	169,166 (73.3%)	Renee M. Zeno	61,488 (26.7%)	9	D+46.7
27	Nathan D. McMurray	139,059 (48.7%)	Chris Collins	140,146 (49.1%)	6,095	R+0.4

The House vote in every county

County	Democrat	Republican	Others	Total	Margin
Queens	400,547 41.8%	25,906 2.7%	531,896	958,349	Others
Kings	544,221 87.1%	62,856 10.1%	17,626	624,703	D+77.1
Bronx	259,364 45.3%	15,468 2.7%	297,608	572,440	Others
Suffolk	266,419 49.1%	263,029 48.5%	13,354	542,802	D+0.6
New York	479,682 89.4%	51,752 9.7%	4,828	536,262	D+79.8
Nassau	286,033 58.9%	199,349 41.0%	269	485,651	D+17.8
Erie	219,877 65.9%	111,123 33.3%	2,451	333,451	D+32.6
Westchester	224,369 94.9%	0 0.0%	12,106	236,475	D+94.9
Onondaga	90,630 50.2%	86,833 48.1%	2,956	180,419	D+2.1
Richmond	70,264 50.4%	68,458 49.1%	603	139,325	D+1.3
Monroe	6,080 4.7%	116,546 90.5%	6,222	128,848	R+85.7
Oneida	41,115 51.2%	39,192 48.8%	61	80,368	D+2.4
Ulster	48,072 60.2%	29,020 36.4%	2,724	79,816	D+23.9
Rockland	62,677 83.2%	0 0.0%	12,633	75,310	D+83.2
Niagara	37,399 50.8%	32,647 44.3%	3,589	73,635	D+6.5
Broome	41,094 56.1%	32,038 43.7%	128	73,260	D+12.4
Oswego	20,835 37.3%	33,396 59.8%	1,578	55,809	R+22.5
Dutchess	25,529 50.7%	22,800 45.2%	2,065	50,394	D+5.4
Chautauqua	17,872 40.1%	25,536 57.3%	1,163	44,571	R+17.2
Ontario	22,696 52.0%	20,475 46.9%	461	43,632	D+5.1
Tompkins	28,762 76.3%	8,916 23.6%	23	37,701	D+52.6
Steuben	12,329 35.3%	21,978 62.9%	639	34,946	R+27.6
Wayne	12,383 39.2%	19,188 60.8%	7	31,578	R+21.5
Columbia	16,741 55.8%	12,125 40.4%	1,119	29,985	D+15.4
Chemung	12,637 42.3%	17,235 57.6%	26	29,898	R+15.4
Rensselaer	12,808 43.0%	15,277 51.3%	1,686	29,771	R+8.3
Cayuga	10,918 39.5%	16,679 60.4%	24	27,621	R+20.9
Madison	12,809 48.4%	13,296 50.2%	382	26,487	R+1.8
Orleans	4,773 18.5%	7,575 29.4%	13,419	25,767	Others
Sullivan	12,068 48.5%	12,269 49.3%	537	24,874	R+0.8
Livingston	11,520 46.4%	12,036 48.5%	1,280	24,836	R+2.1
Cattaraugus	8,782 35.7%	15,145 61.5%	694	24,621	R+25.8
Otsego	10,686 49.0%	10,577 48.5%	559	21,822	D+0.5
Genesee	8,706 41.8%	11,475 55.1%	627	20,808	R+13.3
Greene	8,066 41.2%	10,834 55.3%	680	19,580	R+14.1
Herkimer	8,451 44.4%	10,362 54.5%	215	19,028	R+10.0
Tioga	7,509 40.8%	10,875 59.1%	10	18,394	R+18.3
Chenango	7,455 43.4%	9,282 54.0%	445	17,182	R+10.6
Delaware	7,338 42.8%	9,332 54.5%	465	17,135	R+11.6
Cortland	9,246 55.6%	7,378 44.3%	15	16,639	D+11.2
Allegany	4,585 30.7%	10,340 69.3%		14,925	R+38.6
Schuyler	3,167 21.4%	4,246 28.6%	7,415	14,828	Others
Wyoming	4,895 35.3%	8,623 62.1%	366	13,884	R+26.9
Schoharie	4,605 37.5%	7,241 59.0%	421	12,267	R+21.5
Seneca	5,450 46.9%	6,157 53.0%	4	11,611	R+6.1
Yates	3,502 42.8%	4,679 57.2%	3	8,184	R+14.4
Montgomery	1,654 34.7%	2,906 60.9%	210	4,770	R+26.2

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

Year	Seats	House 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

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