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Election 2020 Results
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2020 House election results by district and county
Democrats kept the House but lost seats even as Joe Biden won the presidency, leaving them with one of the narrowest majorities in modern times.
Democrats won 222 seats in the House of Representatives in 2020 and Republicans 213, on these results. Their candidates took 76,800,297 and 72,644,840 votes (D+2.7 of all votes cast, counting every district as it stood, including races with no candidate from one party).
The closest districts were Iowa 2 (level), New York 22 (level) and California 25 (R+0.1). District lines change after each census and sometimes in between, so the map below shows the House vote county by county.
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 2020 House elections
Democrats expected to add to their majority in 2020, and most polls supported that view. Instead, Republicans gained a dozen or so seats, winning back many of the districts lost in 2018, especially in California, Florida and New York. Democrats held on with 222 seats to 213, and Pelosi was re-elected Speaker by a slim margin. A record number of Republican women were elected. Several races were among the closest in House history. In Iowa's 2nd District, Republican Mariannette Miller-Meeks beat Democrat Rita Hart by six votes; Hart challenged the result before the House but withdrew her contest. In New York's 22nd, Republican Claudia Tenney beat Democratic incumbent Anthony Brindisi by just over a hundred votes after months of court fights over ballots, and the seat was not settled until February 2021. In California, Republicans won back three seats lost in 2018. Mike Garcia held the 25th District by about a tenth of a point over Christy Smith, David Valadao took back the 21st from TJ Cox by 0.9, and Young Kim beat Gil Cisneros in the 39th by 1.2. In Utah, Burgess Owens ousted Ben McAdams by 1.0 point.
Every district
| District | Democrat | Votes | Republican | Votes | Others | Margin |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alabama 1 | James Averhart | 116,949 (35.5%) | Jerry Carl | 211,825 (64.4%) | 301 | R+28.8 |
| Alabama 2 | Phyllis Harvey-Hall | 105,286 (34.7%) | Barry Moore | 197,996 (65.2%) | 287 | R+30.5 |
| Alabama 3 | Adia Winfrey | 104,595 (32.5%) | Mike D. Rogers | 217,384 (67.5%) | 255 | R+35.0 |
| Alabama 4 | Rick Neighbors | 56,237 (17.7%) | Robert Aderholt | 261,553 (82.2%) | 239 | R+64.6 |
| Alabama 5 | none | Mo Brooks | 253,094 (95.8%) | 11,066 | R+95.8 | |
| Alabama 6 | none | Gary Palmer | 274,160 (97.1%) | 8,101 | R+97.1 | |
| Alabama 7 | Terri Sewell | 225,742 (97.2%) | none | 6,589 | D+97.2 | |
| Alaska at large | Alyse Galvin | 159,856 (45.3%) | Don Young | 192,126 (54.4%) | 1,183 | R+9.1 |
| Arizona 1 | Tom O'Halleran | 188,469 (51.6%) | Tiffany Shedd | 176,709 (48.4%) | D+3.2 | |
| Arizona 2 | Ann Kirkpatrick | 209,945 (55.1%) | Brandon Martin | 170,975 (44.9%) | D+10.2 | |
| Arizona 3 | Raúl Grijalva | 174,243 (64.6%) | Daniel Wood | 95,594 (35.4%) | D+29.2 | |
| Arizona 4 | Delina DiSanto | 120,484 (30.2%) | Paul Gosar | 278,002 (69.7%) | 137 | R+39.5 |
| Arizona 5 | Joan Greene | 183,171 (41.1%) | Andy Biggs | 262,414 (58.9%) | R+17.8 | |
| Arizona 6 | Hiral Tipirneni | 199,644 (47.8%) | David Schweikert | 217,783 (52.2%) | R+4.4 | |
| Arizona 7 | Ruben Gallego | 165,452 (76.7%) | Joshua Barnett | 50,226 (23.3%) | D+53.4 | |
| Arizona 8 | Michael Muscato | 170,816 (40.4%) | Debbie Lesko | 251,633 (59.6%) | R+19.1 | |
| Arizona 9 | Greg Stanton | 217,094 (61.6%) | Dave Giles | 135,180 (38.4%) | D+23.3 | |
| Arkansas 1 | none | Rick Crawford | 237,596 (100.0%) | R+100.0 | ||
| Arkansas 2 | Joyce Elliott | 148,410 (44.6%) | French Hill | 184,093 (55.4%) | R+10.7 | |
| Arkansas 3 | Celeste Williams | 106,325 (31.8%) | Steve Womack | 214,960 (64.3%) | 12,977 | R+32.5 |
| Arkansas 4 | William Hanson | 75,750 (27.5%) | Bruce Westerman | 191,617 (69.7%) | 7,668 | R+42.1 |
| California 1 | Audrey Denney | 154,073 (43.0%) | Doug LaMalfa | 204,190 (57.0%) | R+14.0 | |
| California 2 | Jared Huffman | 294,435 (75.7%) | Dale Mensing | 94,320 (24.3%) | D+51.5 | |
| California 3 | John Garamendi | 176,043 (54.7%) | Tamika Hamilton | 145,945 (45.3%) | D+9.4 | |
| California 4 | Brynne Kennedy | 194,731 (44.1%) | Tom McClintock | 247,291 (55.9%) | R+11.9 | |
| California 5 | Mike Thompson | 271,233 (76.1%) | Scott Giblin | 85,227 (23.9%) | D+52.2 | |
| California 6 | Doris Matsui | 229,648 (73.3%) | Chris Bish | 83,466 (26.7%) | D+46.7 | |
| California 7 | Ami Bera | 217,416 (56.6%) | Buzz Patterson | 166,549 (43.4%) | D+13.3 | |
| California 8 | Christine Bubser | 124,400 (43.9%) | Jay Obernolte | 158,711 (56.1%) | R+12.1 | |
| California 9 | Jerry McNerney | 174,252 (57.6%) | Tony Amador | 128,358 (42.4%) | D+15.2 | |
| California 10 | Josh Harder | 166,865 (55.2%) | Ted Howze | 135,629 (44.8%) | D+10.3 | |
| California 11 | Mark DeSaulnier | 271,063 (73.0%) | Nisha Sharma | 100,293 (27.0%) | D+46.0 | |
| California 12 | Nancy Pelosi | 281,776 (77.6%) | none | Shahid Buttar (Democratic) 81,174 (22.4%) |
D+77.6 | |
| California 13 | Barbara Lee | 327,863 (90.4%) | Nikka Piterman | 34,955 (9.6%) | D+80.7 | |
| California 14 | Jackie Speier | 278,300 (79.3%) | Ran Petel | 72,705 (20.7%) | D+58.6 | |
| California 15 | Eric Swalwell | 242,991 (70.9%) | Alison Hayden | 99,710 (29.1%) | D+41.8 | |
| California 16 | Jim Costa | 128,690 (59.4%) | Kevin Cookingham | 88,039 (40.6%) | D+18.8 | |
| California 17 | Ro Khanna | 212,137 (71.3%) | Ritesh Tandon | 85,199 (28.7%) | D+42.7 | |
| California 18 | Anna Eshoo | 217,388 (63.2%) | none | Rishi Kumar (Democratic) 126,751 (36.8%) |
D+63.2 | |
| California 19 | Zoe Lofgren | 224,385 (71.7%) | Justin Aguilera | 88,642 (28.3%) | D+43.4 | |
| California 20 | Jimmy Panetta | 236,896 (76.8%) | Jeff Gorman | 71,658 (23.2%) | D+53.6 | |
| California 21 | T.J. Cox | 84,406 (49.6%) | David Valadao | 85,928 (50.4%) | R+0.9 | |
| California 22 | Phil Arballo | 144,251 (45.8%) | Devin Nunes | 170,888 (54.2%) | R+8.5 | |
| California 23 | Kim Mangone | 115,896 (37.9%) | Kevin McCarthy | 190,222 (62.1%) | R+24.3 | |
| California 24 | Salud Carbajal | 212,564 (58.7%) | Andy Caldwell | 149,781 (41.3%) | D+17.3 | |
| California 25 | Christy Smith | 169,305 (50.0%) | Mike Garcia | 169,638 (50.0%) | R+0.1 | |
| California 26 | Julia Brownley | 208,856 (60.6%) | Ronda Baldwin-Kennedy | 135,877 (39.4%) | D+21.2 | |
| California 27 | Judy Chu | 221,411 (69.8%) | Johnny Nalbandian | 95,907 (30.2%) | D+39.6 | |
| California 28 | Adam Schiff | 244,271 (72.7%) | Eric Early | 91,928 (27.3%) | D+45.3 | |
| California 29 | Tony Cárdenas | 119,420 (56.6%) | none | Angélica Dueñas (Democratic) 91,524 (43.4%) |
D+56.6 | |
| California 30 | Brad Sherman | 240,038 (69.5%) | Mark Reed | 105,426 (30.5%) | D+39.0 | |
| California 31 | Pete Aguilar | 175,315 (61.3%) | Agnes Gibboney | 110,735 (38.7%) | D+22.6 | |
| California 32 | Grace Napolitano | 172,942 (66.6%) | Joshua Scott | 86,818 (33.4%) | D+33.2 | |
| California 33 | Ted Lieu | 257,094 (67.6%) | James Bradley | 123,334 (32.4%) | D+35.2 | |
| California 34 | Jimmy Gomez | 108,792 (53.0%) | none | David Kim (Democratic) 96,554 (47.0%) |
D+53.0 | |
| California 35 | Norma Torres | 169,405 (69.3%) | Mike Cargile | 74,941 (30.7%) | D+38.7 | |
| California 36 | Raul Ruiz | 185,151 (60.3%) | Erin Cruz | 121,698 (39.7%) | D+20.7 | |
| California 37 | Karen Bass | 254,916 (85.9%) | Errol Webber | 41,705 (14.1%) | D+71.9 | |
| California 38 | Linda Sánchez | 190,467 (74.3%) | none | Michael Tolar (Democratic) 65,739 (25.7%) |
D+74.3 | |
| California 39 | Gil Cisneros | 169,837 (49.4%) | Young Kim | 173,946 (50.6%) | R+1.2 | |
| California 40 | Lucille Roybal-Allard | 135,572 (72.7%) | Antonio Delgado | 50,809 (27.3%) | D+45.5 | |
| California 41 | Mark Takano | 168,126 (64.0%) | Aja Smith | 94,447 (36.0%) | D+28.1 | |
| California 42 | Liam O'Mara | 157,773 (42.9%) | Ken Calvert | 210,274 (57.1%) | R+14.3 | |
| California 43 | Maxine Waters | 199,210 (71.7%) | Joe Collins III | 78,688 (28.3%) | D+43.4 | |
| California 44 | Nanette Barragán | 139,661 (67.8%) | none | Analilia Joya (Democratic) 66,375 (32.2%) |
D+67.8 | |
| California 45 | Katie Porter | 221,843 (53.5%) | Greg Raths | 193,096 (46.5%) | D+6.9 | |
| California 46 | Lou Correa | 157,803 (68.8%) | James Waters | 71,716 (31.2%) | D+37.5 | |
| California 47 | Alan Lowenthal | 197,028 (63.3%) | John Briscoe | 114,371 (36.7%) | D+26.5 | |
| California 48 | Harley Rouda | 193,362 (48.9%) | Michelle Steel | 201,738 (51.1%) | R+2.1 | |
| California 49 | Mike Levin | 205,349 (53.1%) | Brian Maryott | 181,157 (46.9%) | D+6.3 | |
| California 50 | Ammar Campa-Najjar | 166,869 (46.0%) | Darrell Issa | 195,521 (54.0%) | R+7.9 | |
| California 51 | Juan Vargas | 165,596 (68.3%) | Juan Hidalgo Jr. | 76,841 (31.7%) | D+36.6 | |
| California 52 | Scott Peters | 244,145 (61.6%) | Jim DeBello | 152,350 (38.4%) | D+23.2 | |
| California 53 | Sara Jacobs | 199,244 (59.5%) | none | Georgette Gómez (Democratic) 135,614 (40.5%) |
D+59.5 | |
| Colorado 1 | Diana DeGette | 331,621 (73.6%) | Shane Bolling | 105,955 (23.5%) | 12,714 | D+50.1 |
| Colorado 2 | Joe Neguse | 316,925 (61.5%) | Charlie Winn | 182,547 (35.4%) | 16,191 | D+26.1 |
| Colorado 3 | Diane Mitsch Bush | 194,122 (45.2%) | Lauren Boebert | 220,634 (51.4%) | 14,563 | R+6.2 |
| Colorado 4 | Ike McCorkle | 173,945 (36.6%) | Ken Buck | 285,606 (60.1%) | 15,556 | R+23.5 |
| Colorado 5 | Jillian Freeland | 161,600 (37.4%) | Doug Lamborn | 249,013 (57.6%) | 21,794 | R+20.2 |
| Colorado 6 | Jason Crow | 250,314 (57.1%) | Steve House | 175,192 (40.0%) | 12,967 | D+17.1 |
| Colorado 7 | Ed Perlmutter | 250,525 (59.1%) | Casper Stockham | 159,301 (37.6%) | 13,865 | D+21.5 |
| Connecticut 1 | John B. Larson | 222,668 (63.8%) | Mary Fay | 122,111 (35.0%) | 4,458 | D+28.8 |
| Connecticut 2 | Joe Courtney | 217,982 (59.4%) | Justin Anderson | 140,340 (38.2%) | 8,859 | D+21.2 |
| Connecticut 3 | Rosa DeLauro | 203,265 (58.7%) | Margaret Streicker | 137,596 (39.8%) | 5,240 | D+19.0 |
| Connecticut 4 | Jim Himes | 224,432 (62.2%) | Jonathan Riddle | 130,627 (36.2%) | 5,657 | D+26.0 |
| Connecticut 5 | Jahana Hayes | 192,484 (55.1%) | David Sullivan | 151,988 (43.5%) | 5,052 | D+11.6 |
| Delaware at large | Lisa Blunt Rochester | 281,382 (57.6%) | Lee Murphy | 196,392 (40.2%) | 10,496 | D+17.4 |
| Florida 1 | Phil Ehr | 149,172 (34.0%) | Matt Gaetz | 283,352 (64.6%) | 6,038 | R+30.6 |
| Florida 2 | none | Neal Dunn | 305,337 (97.9%) | 6,662 | R+97.9 | |
| Florida 3 | Adam Christensen | 167,326 (42.9%) | Kat Cammack | 223,075 (57.1%) | R+14.3 | |
| Florida 4 | Donna Deegan | 196,423 (38.9%) | John Rutherford | 308,497 (61.1%) | 20 | R+22.2 |
| Florida 5 | Al Lawson | 219,463 (65.1%) | Gary Adler | 117,510 (34.9%) | D+30.3 | |
| Florida 6 | Clint Curtis | 172,305 (39.4%) | Mike Waltz | 265,393 (60.6%) | 158 | R+21.3 |
| Florida 7 | Stephanie Murphy | 224,946 (55.3%) | Leo Valentín | 175,750 (43.2%) | 5,753 | D+12.1 |
| Florida 8 | Jim Kennedy | 177,695 (38.6%) | Bill Posey | 282,093 (61.4%) | R+22.7 | |
| Florida 9 | Darren Soto | 240,724 (56.0%) | Bill Olson | 188,889 (44.0%) | 25 | D+12.1 |
| Florida 10 | Val Demings | 239,434 (63.6%) | Vennia Francois | 136,889 (36.3%) | 395 | D+27.2 |
| Florida 11 | Dana Cottrell | 158,094 (33.3%) | Daniel Webster | 316,979 (66.7%) | R+33.4 | |
| Florida 12 | Kimberly Walker | 168,194 (37.1%) | Gus Bilirakis | 284,941 (62.9%) | R+25.8 | |
| Florida 13 | Charlie Crist | 215,405 (53.0%) | Anna Paulina Luna | 190,713 (46.9%) | 443 | D+6.1 |
| Florida 14 | Kathy Castor | 224,240 (60.3%) | Christine Quinn | 147,896 (39.7%) | D+20.5 | |
| Florida 15 | Alan Cohn | 174,297 (44.6%) | Scott Franklin | 216,374 (55.4%) | R+10.8 | |
| Florida 16 | Margaret Good | 215,683 (44.5%) | Vern Buchanan | 269,001 (55.5%) | R+11.0 | |
| Florida 17 | Allen Ellison | 140,487 (34.1%) | Greg Steube | 266,514 (64.6%) | 5,396 | R+30.6 |
| Florida 18 | Pam Keith | 186,674 (41.5%) | Brian Mast | 253,286 (56.3%) | 9,760 | R+14.8 |
| Florida 19 | Cindy Banyai | 172,146 (38.7%) | Byron Donalds | 272,440 (61.3%) | 3 | R+22.6 |
| Florida 20 | Alcee Hastings | 253,661 (78.7%) | Greg Musselwhite | 68,748 (21.3%) | D+57.4 | |
| Florida 21 | Lois Frankel | 237,925 (59.0%) | Laura Loomer | 157,612 (39.1%) | 7,828 | D+19.9 |
| Florida 22 | Ted Deutch | 235,764 (58.6%) | Jim Pruden | 166,553 (41.4%) | D+17.2 | |
| Florida 23 | Debbie Wasserman Schultz | 221,239 (58.0%) | Carla Spalding | 158,874 (41.7%) | 1,081 | D+16.4 |
| Florida 24 | Frederica Wilson | 218,825 (75.5%) | Lavern Spicer | 59,084 (20.4%) | 12,098 | D+55.1 |
| Florida 25 | none | Mario Díaz-Balart | no vote | |||
| Florida: Unopposed; no votes were counted. | ||||||
| Florida 26 | Debbie Mucarsel-Powell | 165,407 (48.3%) | Carlos A. Giménez | 177,223 (51.7%) | R+3.5 | |
| Florida 27 | Donna Shalala | 166,758 (48.6%) | María Elvira Salazar | 176,141 (51.4%) | 76 | R+2.7 |
| Georgia 1 | Joyce Griggs | 135,238 (41.7%) | Buddy Carter | 189,457 (58.3%) | R+16.7 | |
| Georgia 2 | Sanford Bishop | 161,397 (59.1%) | Don Cole | 111,620 (40.9%) | D+18.2 | |
| Georgia 3 | Val Almonord | 129,792 (35.0%) | Drew Ferguson | 241,526 (65.0%) | R+30.1 | |
| Georgia 4 | Hank Johnson | 278,906 (80.1%) | Johsie Cruz Ezammudeen | 69,393 (19.9%) | D+60.2 | |
| Georgia 5 | Nikema Williams | 301,857 (85.1%) | Angela Stanton-King | 52,646 (14.9%) | D+70.3 | |
| Georgia 6 | Lucy McBath | 216,775 (54.6%) | Karen Handel | 180,329 (45.4%) | D+9.2 | |
| Georgia 7 | Carolyn Bourdeaux | 190,900 (51.4%) | Rich McCormick | 180,564 (48.6%) | D+2.8 | |
| Georgia 8 | Lindsay Holliday | 109,264 (35.5%) | Austin Scott | 198,701 (64.5%) | R+29.0 | |
| Georgia 9 | Devin Pandy | 79,797 (21.4%) | Andrew Clyde | 292,750 (78.6%) | R+57.2 | |
| Georgia 10 | Tabitha Johnson-Green | 142,636 (37.7%) | Jody Hice | 235,810 (62.3%) | R+24.6 | |
| Georgia 11 | Dana Barrett | 160,623 (39.6%) | Barry Loudermilk | 245,259 (60.4%) | R+20.9 | |
| Georgia 12 | Liz Johnson | 129,061 (41.6%) | Rick Allen | 181,038 (58.4%) | R+16.8 | |
| Georgia 13 | David Scott | 279,045 (77.4%) | Becky Hites | 81,476 (22.6%) | D+54.8 | |
| Georgia 14 | Kevin Van Ausdal | 77,798 (25.3%) | Marjorie Taylor Greene | 229,827 (74.7%) | R+49.4 | |
| Hawaii 1 | Ed Case | 183,245 (72.0%) | Ron Curtis | 71,188 (28.0%) | D+44.0 | |
| Hawaii 2 | Kai Kahele | 171,517 (63.0%) | Joe Akana | 84,027 (30.9%) | 16,648 | D+32.1 |
| Idaho 1 | Rudy Soto | 131,380 (28.6%) | Russ Fulcher | 310,736 (67.8%) | 16,460 | R+39.1 |
| Idaho 2 | C. Aaron Swisher | 124,151 (31.7%) | Mike Simpson | 250,669 (64.1%) | 16,513 | R+32.3 |
| Illinois 1 | Bobby Rush | 239,943 (73.8%) | Philanise White | 85,027 (26.2%) | 153 | D+47.7 |
| Illinois 2 | Robin Kelly | 234,896 (78.8%) | Theresa Raborn | 63,142 (21.2%) | D+57.6 | |
| Illinois 3 | Marie Newman | 172,997 (56.4%) | Mike Fricilone | 133,851 (43.6%) | 51 | D+12.8 |
| Illinois 4 | Chuy García | 187,219 (84.1%) | Jesus Solorio | 35,518 (15.9%) | D+68.1 | |
| Illinois 5 | Mike Quigley | 255,661 (70.5%) | Tommy Hanson | 96,200 (26.5%) | 10,743 | D+44.0 |
| Illinois 6 | Sean Casten | 213,777 (52.8%) | Jeanne Ives | 183,891 (45.4%) | 7,079 | D+7.4 |
| Illinois 7 | Danny Davis | 249,383 (80.4%) | Craig Cameron | 41,390 (13.3%) | Tracy Jennings (Independent) 19,355 (6.2%) |
D+67.1 |
| Illinois 8 | Raja Krishnamoorthi | 186,251 (73.2%) | none | Preston Nelson (Libertarian) 68,327 (26.8%) |
D+73.2 | |
| Illinois 9 | Jan Schakowsky | 262,045 (71.0%) | Sargis Sangari | 107,125 (29.0%) | D+42.0 | |
| Illinois 10 | Brad Schneider | 202,402 (63.9%) | Valerie Mukherjee | 114,442 (36.1%) | 30 | D+27.8 |
| Illinois 11 | Bill Foster | 194,557 (63.3%) | Rick Laib | 112,807 (36.7%) | 13 | D+26.6 |
| Illinois 12 | Raymond Lenzi | 127,577 (39.6%) | Mike Bost | 194,839 (60.4%) | R+20.9 | |
| Illinois 13 | Betsy Dirksen Londrigan | 151,648 (45.4%) | Rodney Davis | 181,373 (54.3%) | 1,005 | R+8.9 |
| Illinois 14 | Lauren Underwood | 203,209 (50.6%) | Jim Oberweis | 197,835 (49.3%) | 489 | D+1.3 |
| Illinois 15 | Erika Weaver | 88,559 (26.6%) | Mary Miller | 244,947 (73.4%) | R+46.9 | |
| Illinois 16 | Dani Brzozowski | 119,313 (35.3%) | Adam Kinzinger | 218,839 (64.7%) | 7 | R+29.4 |
| Illinois 17 | Cheri Bustos | 156,011 (52.0%) | Esther Joy King | 143,863 (48.0%) | 21 | D+4.1 |
| Illinois 18 | George Petrilli | 110,039 (29.6%) | Darin LaHood | 261,840 (70.4%) | R+40.8 | |
| Indiana 1 | Frank J. Mrvan | 185,180 (56.6%) | Mark Leyva | 132,247 (40.4%) | 9,521 | D+16.2 |
| Indiana 2 | Pat Hackett | 114,967 (38.5%) | Jackie Walorski | 183,601 (61.5%) | R+23.0 | |
| Indiana 3 | Chip Coldiron | 104,762 (32.2%) | Jim Banks | 220,989 (67.8%) | R+35.7 | |
| Indiana 4 | Joe Mackey | 112,984 (33.4%) | Jim Baird | 225,531 (66.6%) | R+33.3 | |
| Indiana 5 | Christina Hale | 191,226 (45.9%) | Victoria Spartz | 208,212 (50.0%) | 16,788 | R+4.1 |
| Indiana 6 | Jeannine Lee Lake | 91,103 (27.8%) | Greg Pence | 225,319 (68.7%) | 11,791 | R+40.9 |
| Indiana 7 | André Carson | 176,422 (62.4%) | Susan Marie Smith | 106,146 (37.6%) | D+24.9 | |
| Indiana 8 | E. Thomasina Marsili | 95,691 (29.8%) | Larry Bucshon | 214,643 (66.9%) | 10,283 | R+37.1 |
| Indiana 9 | Andy Ruff | 122,566 (34.1%) | Trey Hollingsworth | 222,057 (61.8%) | 14,415 | R+27.7 |
| Iowa 1 | Abby Finkenauer | 201,347 (48.6%) | Ashley Hinson | 212,088 (51.2%) | 434 | R+2.6 |
| Iowa 2 | Rita Hart | 196,958 (49.9%) | Mariannette Miller-Meeks | 196,964 (49.9%) | 703 | level |
| Iowa 3 | Cindy Axne | 219,205 (48.9%) | David Young | 212,997 (47.5%) | 15,745 | D+1.4 |
| Iowa 4 | J. D. Scholten | 144,761 (37.8%) | Randy Feenstra | 237,369 (62.0%) | 892 | R+24.2 |
| Kansas 1 | Kali Barnett | 84,393 (28.8%) | Tracey Mann | 208,229 (71.2%) | R+42.3 | |
| Kansas 2 | Michelle De La Isla | 136,650 (40.6%) | Jake LaTurner | 185,464 (55.1%) | 14,201 | R+14.5 |
| Kansas 3 | Sharice Davids | 220,049 (53.6%) | Amanda Adkins | 178,773 (43.6%) | 11,596 | D+10.1 |
| Kansas 4 | Laura Lombard | 116,166 (36.3%) | Ron Estes | 203,432 (63.6%) | 227 | R+27.3 |
| Kentucky 1 | James Rhodes | 82,141 (25.0%) | James Comer | 246,329 (75.0%) | R+50.0 | |
| Kentucky 2 | Hank Linderman | 94,643 (26.3%) | Brett Guthrie | 255,735 (71.0%) | 10,021 | R+44.7 |
| Kentucky 3 | John Yarmuth | 230,672 (62.7%) | Rhonda Palazzo | 137,425 (37.3%) | D+25.3 | |
| Kentucky 4 | Alexandra Owensby | 125,881 (32.9%) | Thomas Massie | 256,599 (67.1%) | R+34.2 | |
| Kentucky 5 | Matthew Best | 47,056 (15.8%) | Hal Rogers | 250,914 (84.2%) | R+68.4 | |
| Kentucky 6 | Josh Hicks | 154,973 (41.0%) | Andy Barr | 216,927 (57.3%) | 6,488 | R+16.4 |
| Louisiana 1 | Lee Ann Dugas | 94,730 (25.3%) | Steve Scalise | 270,330 (72.2%) | 9,309 | R+46.9 |
| Louisiana 2 | Cedric Richmond | 201,636 (63.6%) | David Schilling | 47,575 (15.0%) | Glenn Harris (Democratic) 33,684 (10.6%) |
D+48.6 |
| Louisiana 3 | Braylon Harris | 60,852 (17.9%) | Clay Higgins | 230,480 (67.8%) | Rob Anderson (Democratic) 39,423 (11.6%) |
R+49.9 |
| Louisiana 4 | Kenny Houston | 78,157 (25.5%) | Mike Johnson | 185,265 (60.4%) | Ryan Trundle (Democratic) 23,813 (7.8%) |
R+34.9 |
| Louisiana 5 | none | Luke Letlow | 49,183 (62.0%) | Lance Harris (Republican) 30,124 (38.0%) |
R+62.0 | |
| Louisiana: Decided in the December runoff. | ||||||
| Louisiana 6 | Dartanyon Williams | 95,541 (25.5%) | Garret Graves | 265,706 (71.0%) | 12,749 | R+45.5 |
| Maine 1 | Chellie Pingree | 271,004 (62.2%) | Jay Allen | 165,008 (37.8%) | 15 | D+24.3 |
| Maine 2 | Jared Golden | 197,974 (53.0%) | Dale Crafts | 175,228 (46.9%) | 33 | D+6.1 |
| Maryland 1 | Mia Mason | 143,877 (36.4%) | Andy Harris | 250,901 (63.4%) | 746 | R+27.1 |
| Maryland 2 | Dutch Ruppersberger | 224,836 (67.7%) | Johnny Ray Salling | 106,355 (32.0%) | 835 | D+35.7 |
| Maryland 3 | John Sarbanes | 260,358 (69.8%) | Charles Anthony | 112,117 (30.0%) | 731 | D+39.7 |
| Maryland 4 | Anthony Brown | 282,119 (79.6%) | George McDermott | 71,671 (20.2%) | 739 | D+59.4 |
| Maryland 5 | Steny Hoyer | 274,210 (68.8%) | Chris Palombi | 123,525 (31.0%) | 1,104 | D+37.8 |
| Maryland 6 | David Trone | 215,540 (58.8%) | Neil Parrott | 143,599 (39.2%) | 7,295 | D+19.6 |
| Maryland 7 | Kweisi Mfume | 237,084 (71.6%) | Kimberly Klacik | 92,825 (28.0%) | 1,089 | D+43.6 |
| Maryland 8 | Jamie Raskin | 274,716 (68.2%) | Gregory Coll | 127,157 (31.6%) | 741 | D+36.7 |
| Massachusetts 1 | Richard Neal | 275,376 (96.5%) | none | 9,956 | D+96.5 | |
| Massachusetts 2 | Jim McGovern | 249,854 (65.3%) | Tracy Lovvorn | 132,220 (34.6%) | 378 | D+30.8 |
| Massachusetts 3 | Lori Trahan | 286,896 (97.7%) | none | 6,643 | D+97.7 | |
| Massachusetts 4 | Jake Auchincloss | 251,102 (60.8%) | Julie Hall | 160,474 (38.9%) | 1,247 | D+22.0 |
| Massachusetts 5 | Katherine Clark | 294,427 (74.3%) | Caroline Colarusso | 101,351 (25.6%) | 405 | D+48.7 |
| Massachusetts 6 | Seth Moulton | 286,377 (65.4%) | John Paul Moran | 150,695 (34.4%) | 605 | D+31.0 |
| Massachusetts 7 | Ayanna Pressley | 267,362 (86.6%) | none | Roy Owens Sr. (Independent) 38,675 (12.5%) |
D+86.6 | |
| Massachusetts 8 | Stephen Lynch | 310,940 (80.7%) | none | Jonathan Lott (Independent) 72,060 (18.7%) |
D+80.7 | |
| Massachusetts 9 | Bill Keating | 260,262 (61.3%) | Helen Brady | 154,261 (36.3%) | 10,078 | D+25.0 |
| Michigan 1 | Dana Ferguson | 153,328 (36.8%) | Jack Bergman | 256,581 (61.6%) | 6,310 | R+24.8 |
| Michigan 2 | Bryan Berghoef | 154,122 (38.2%) | Bill Huizenga | 238,711 (59.2%) | 10,414 | R+21.0 |
| Michigan 3 | Hillary Scholten | 189,769 (47.0%) | Peter Meijer | 213,649 (53.0%) | 1 | R+5.9 |
| Michigan 4 | Jerry Hilliard | 120,075 (32.3%) | John Moolenaar | 242,292 (65.1%) | 9,806 | R+32.8 |
| Michigan 5 | Dan Kildee | 196,599 (54.5%) | Tim Kelly | 150,772 (41.8%) | 13,661 | D+12.7 |
| Michigan 6 | Jon Hoadley | 152,085 (40.1%) | Fred Upton | 211,496 (55.8%) | 15,379 | R+15.7 |
| Michigan 7 | Gretchen Driskell | 159,743 (41.2%) | Tim Walberg | 227,524 (58.7%) | 360 | R+17.5 |
| Michigan 8 | Elissa Slotkin | 217,922 (50.9%) | Paul Junge | 202,525 (47.3%) | 7,897 | D+3.6 |
| Michigan 9 | Andy Levin | 230,318 (57.7%) | Charles Langworthy | 153,296 (38.4%) | 15,503 | D+19.3 |
| Michigan 10 | Kimberly Bizon | 138,179 (33.7%) | Lisa McClain | 271,607 (66.3%) | R+32.6 | |
| Michigan 11 | Haley Stevens | 226,128 (50.2%) | Eric Esshaki | 215,405 (47.8%) | 8,940 | D+2.4 |
| Michigan 12 | Debbie Dingell | 254,957 (66.4%) | Jeff Jones | 117,719 (30.7%) | 11,147 | D+35.8 |
| Michigan 13 | Rashida Tlaib | 223,205 (78.1%) | David Dudenhoefer | 53,311 (18.6%) | 9,369 | D+59.4 |
| Michigan 14 | Brenda Lawrence | 271,370 (79.3%) | Robert Patrick | 62,664 (18.3%) | 8,269 | D+61.0 |
| Minnesota 1 | Dan Feehan | 167,890 (45.5%) | Jim Hagedorn | 179,234 (48.6%) | Bill Rood (Grassroots–Legalize Cannabis) 21,448 (5.8%) |
R+3.1 |
| Minnesota 2 | Angie Craig | 204,534 (48.2%) | Tyler Kistner | 194,954 (45.9%) | Adam Weeks (Legal Marijuana Now) 24,751 (5.8%) |
D+2.3 |
| Minnesota 3 | Dean Phillips | 246,666 (55.6%) | Kendall Qualls | 196,625 (44.3%) | 312 | D+11.3 |
| Minnesota 4 | Betty McCollum | 245,813 (63.2%) | Gene Rechtzigel | 112,730 (29.0%) | Susan Sindt (Grassroots–Legalize Cannabis) 29,537 (7.6%) |
D+34.2 |
| Minnesota 5 | Ilhan Omar | 255,924 (64.3%) | Lacy Johnson | 102,878 (25.8%) | Michael Moore (Legal Marijuana Now) 37,979 (9.5%) |
D+38.4 |
| Minnesota 6 | Tawnja Zahradka | 140,853 (34.2%) | Tom Emmer | 270,901 (65.7%) | 553 | R+31.5 |
| Minnesota 7 | Collin Peterson | 144,840 (39.8%) | Michelle Fischbach | 194,066 (53.4%) | 24,571 | R+13.5 |
| Minnesota 8 | Quinn Nystrom | 147,853 (37.6%) | Pete Stauber | 223,432 (56.8%) | Judith Schwartzbacker (Grassroots–Legalize Cannabis) 22,190 (5.6%) |
R+19.2 |
| Mississippi 1 | Antonia Eliason | 104,008 (31.3%) | Trent Kelly | 228,787 (68.7%) | R+37.5 | |
| Mississippi 2 | Bennie Thompson | 196,224 (66.0%) | Brian Flowers | 101,010 (34.0%) | D+32.0 | |
| Mississippi 3 | Dot Benford | 120,782 (35.3%) | Michael Guest | 221,064 (64.7%) | R+29.3 | |
| Mississippi 4 | none | Steven Palazzo | 255,971 (100.0%) | R+100.0 | ||
| Missouri 1 | Cori Bush | 249,087 (78.8%) | Anthony Rogers | 59,940 (19.0%) | 7,144 | D+59.8 |
| Missouri 2 | Jill Schupp | 204,540 (45.5%) | Ann Wagner | 233,157 (51.9%) | 11,651 | R+6.4 |
| Missouri 3 | Megan Rezabek | 116,095 (28.5%) | Blaine Luetkemeyer | 282,866 (69.4%) | 8,387 | R+40.9 |
| Missouri 4 | Lindsey Simmons | 107,635 (29.7%) | Vicky Hartzler | 245,247 (67.6%) | 9,954 | R+37.9 |
| Missouri 5 | Emanuel Cleaver | 207,180 (58.8%) | Ryan Derks | 135,934 (38.6%) | 9,316 | D+20.2 |
| Missouri 6 | Gena L. Ross | 118,926 (30.8%) | Sam Graves | 258,709 (67.1%) | 8,144 | R+36.2 |
| Missouri 7 | Teresa Montseny | 98,111 (26.6%) | Billy Long | 254,318 (68.9%) | 16,854 | R+42.3 |
| Missouri 8 | Kathy Ellis | 70,561 (21.4%) | Jason Smith | 253,811 (76.9%) | 5,854 | R+55.5 |
| Montana at large | Kathleen Williams | 262,340 (43.6%) | Matt Rosendale | 339,169 (56.4%) | R+12.8 | |
| Nebraska 1 | Kate Bolz | 119,622 (37.7%) | Jeff Fortenberry | 189,006 (59.5%) | 8,938 | R+21.9 |
| Nebraska 2 | Kara Eastman | 155,706 (46.2%) | Don Bacon | 171,071 (50.8%) | 10,185 | R+4.6 |
| Nebraska 3 | Mark Elworth Jr. | 50,690 (17.7%) | Adrian Smith | 225,157 (78.5%) | 10,923 | R+60.8 |
| Nevada 1 | Dina Titus | 137,854 (61.8%) | Joyce Bentley | 74,479 (33.4%) | 10,841 | D+28.4 |
| Nevada 2 | Patricia Ackerman | 155,780 (40.7%) | Mark Amodei | 216,078 (56.5%) | 10,815 | R+15.8 |
| Nevada 3 | Susie Lee | 203,421 (48.8%) | Dan Rodimer | 190,975 (45.8%) | 22,856 | D+3.0 |
| Nevada 4 | Steven Horsford | 168,457 (50.7%) | Jim Marchant | 152,284 (45.8%) | 11,728 | D+4.9 |
| New Hampshire 1 | Chris Pappas | 205,606 (51.3%) | Matt Mowers | 185,159 (46.2%) | 9,896 | D+5.1 |
| New Hampshire 2 | Annie Kuster | 208,289 (53.9%) | Steve Negron | 168,886 (43.7%) | 9,266 | D+10.2 |
| New Jersey 1 | Donald Norcross | 240,567 (62.5%) | Claire Gustafson | 144,463 (37.5%) | D+25.0 | |
| New Jersey 2 | Amy Kennedy | 173,849 (46.2%) | Jeff Van Drew | 195,526 (51.9%) | 7,172 | R+5.8 |
| New Jersey 3 | Andy Kim | 229,840 (53.2%) | David Richter | 196,327 (45.5%) | 5,595 | D+7.8 |
| New Jersey 4 | Stephanie Schmid | 162,420 (38.3%) | Chris Smith | 254,103 (59.9%) | 7,845 | R+21.6 |
| New Jersey 5 | Josh Gottheimer | 225,175 (53.2%) | Frank Pallotta | 193,333 (45.6%) | 5,128 | D+7.5 |
| New Jersey 6 | Frank Pallone | 199,648 (61.2%) | Christian Onuoha | 126,760 (38.8%) | D+22.3 | |
| New Jersey 7 | Tom Malinowski | 219,688 (50.6%) | Thomas Kean Jr. | 214,359 (49.4%) | D+1.2 | |
| New Jersey 8 | Albio Sires | 176,758 (74.0%) | Jason Mushnick | 58,686 (24.6%) | 3,329 | D+49.5 |
| New Jersey 9 | Bill Pascrell | 203,674 (65.8%) | Billy Prempeh | 98,629 (31.9%) | 7,239 | D+33.9 |
| New Jersey 10 | Donald Payne Jr. | 241,522 (83.3%) | Jennifer Zinone | 40,298 (13.9%) | 8,189 | D+69.4 |
| New Jersey 11 | Mikie Sherrill | 235,163 (53.3%) | Rosemary Becchi | 206,013 (46.7%) | D+6.6 | |
| New Jersey 12 | Bonnie Watson Coleman | 230,883 (65.6%) | Mark Razzoli | 114,591 (32.6%) | 6,251 | D+33.1 |
| New Mexico 1 | Deb Haaland | 186,952 (58.2%) | Michelle Garcia Holmes | 134,336 (41.8%) | D+16.4 | |
| New Mexico 2 | Xochitl Torres Small | 122,506 (46.4%) | Yvette Herrell | 142,275 (53.9%) | R+7.5 | |
| New Mexico 3 | Teresa Leger Fernandez | 186,282 (58.7%) | Alexis Johnson | 131,166 (41.3%) | D+17.4 | |
| New York 1 | Nancy Goroff | 169,294 (45.1%) | Lee Zeldin | 205,715 (54.9%) | R+9.7 | |
| New York 2 | Jackie Gordon | 154,246 (46.0%) | Andrew Garbarino | 177,379 (52.9%) | 3,448 | R+6.9 |
| New York 3 | Thomas Suozzi | 208,555 (56.0%) | George Santos | 161,931 (43.5%) | 2,156 | D+12.5 |
| New York 4 | Kathleen Rice | 199,762 (56.1%) | Douglas Tuman | 153,007 (43.0%) | 3,024 | D+13.1 |
| New York 5 | Gregory Meeks | 229,125 (100.0%) | none | D+100.0 | ||
| New York 6 | Grace Meng | 158,862 (68.0%) | Thomas Zmich | 74,829 (32.0%) | D+36.0 | |
| New York 7 | Nydia Velázquez | 191,073 (84.9%) | Brian Kelly | 32,520 (14.4%) | 1,522 | D+70.4 |
| New York 8 | Hakeem Jeffries | 234,933 (84.8%) | Garfield Wallace | 42,007 (15.2%) | D+69.7 | |
| New York 9 | Yvette Clarke | 230,221 (83.2%) | Constantin Jean-Pierre | 43,950 (15.9%) | 2,696 | D+67.3 |
| New York 10 | Jerry Nadler | 206,310 (74.6%) | Cathy Bernstein | 66,889 (24.2%) | 3,370 | D+50.4 |
| New York 11 | Max Rose | 137,198 (46.9%) | Nicole Malliotakis | 155,608 (53.1%) | R+6.3 | |
| New York 12 | Carolyn Maloney | 265,172 (82.3%) | Carlos Santiago-Cano | 53,061 (16.5%) | 4,015 | D+65.8 |
| New York 13 | Adriano Espaillat | 231,841 (90.9%) | Lovelynn Gwinn | 19,829 (7.8%) | 3,295 | D+83.2 |
| New York 14 | Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez | 152,661 (71.6%) | John Cummings | 58,440 (27.4%) | 2,000 | D+44.2 |
| New York 15 | Ritchie Torres | 169,533 (88.9%) | Patrick Delices | 21,221 (11.1%) | D+77.8 | |
| New York 16 | Jamaal Bowman | 218,514 (84.2%) | none | Patrick McManus (Conservative) 41,094 (15.8%) |
D+84.2 | |
| New York 17 | Mondaire Jones | 197,354 (59.3%) | Maureen McArdle Schulman | 117,309 (35.3%) | 18,121 | D+24.1 |
| New York 18 | Sean Patrick Maloney | 187,444 (55.8%) | Chele Farley | 145,145 (43.2%) | 3,164 | D+12.6 |
| New York 19 | Antonio Delgado | 192,100 (54.8%) | Kyle Van De Water | 151,475 (43.2%) | 7,023 | D+11.6 |
| New York 20 | Paul Tonko | 219,705 (61.2%) | Elizabeth Joy | 139,446 (38.8%) | D+22.4 | |
| New York 21 | Tedra Cobb | 131,995 (41.1%) | Elise Stefanik | 188,655 (58.8%) | 138 | R+17.7 |
| New York 22 | Anthony Brindisi | 155,989 (47.8%) | Claudia Tenney | 156,098 (47.8%) | 14,479 | level |
| New York 23 | Tracy Mitrano | 128,976 (41.1%) | Tom Reed | 181,021 (57.7%) | 3,727 | R+16.6 |
| New York 24 | Dana Balter | 147,877 (43.0%) | John Katko | 182,809 (53.1%) | 13,264 | R+10.2 |
| New York 25 | Joseph Morelle | 206,396 (59.3%) | George Mitris | 136,198 (39.1%) | 5,325 | D+20.2 |
| New York 26 | Brian Higgins | 223,366 (69.9%) | Ricky Donovan | 91,706 (28.7%) | 4,631 | D+41.2 |
| New York 27 | Nate McMurray | 149,449 (39.0%) | Chris Jacobs | 228,885 (59.7%) | 4,877 | R+20.7 |
| North Carolina 1 | G. K. Butterfield | 188,870 (54.2%) | Sandy Smith | 159,748 (45.8%) | D+8.4 | |
| North Carolina 2 | Deborah Ross | 311,887 (63.0%) | Alan Swain | 172,544 (34.8%) | 10,914 | D+28.1 |
| North Carolina 3 | Daryl Farrow | 132,752 (36.6%) | Greg Murphy | 229,800 (63.4%) | R+26.8 | |
| North Carolina 4 | David Price | 332,421 (67.3%) | Robert Thomas | 161,298 (32.7%) | D+34.7 | |
| North Carolina 5 | David Wilson Brown | 119,846 (31.1%) | Virginia Foxx | 257,843 (66.9%) | 7,555 | R+35.8 |
| North Carolina 6 | Kathy Manning | 253,531 (62.3%) | Lee Haywood | 153,598 (37.7%) | D+24.6 | |
| North Carolina 7 | Christopher M. Ward | 179,045 (39.6%) | David Rouzer | 272,443 (60.2%) | 720 | R+20.7 |
| North Carolina 8 | Patricia Timmons-Goodson | 177,781 (46.7%) | Richard Hudson | 202,774 (53.3%) | R+6.6 | |
| North Carolina 9 | Cynthia Wallace | 179,463 (44.4%) | Dan Bishop | 224,661 (55.6%) | R+11.2 | |
| North Carolina 10 | David Parker | 128,189 (31.1%) | Patrick McHenry | 284,095 (68.9%) | R+37.8 | |
| North Carolina 11 | Moe Davis | 190,609 (42.3%) | Madison Cawthorn | 245,351 (54.5%) | 14,185 | R+12.2 |
| North Carolina 12 | Alma Adams | 341,457 (100.0%) | none | D+100.0 | ||
| North Carolina 13 | Scott Huffman | 124,684 (31.8%) | Ted Budd | 267,181 (68.2%) | R+36.4 | |
| North Dakota at large | Zach Raknerud | 97,970 (27.6%) | Kelly Armstrong | 245,229 (69.0%) | 12,399 | R+41.4 |
| Ohio 1 | Kate Schroder | 172,022 (44.6%) | Steve Chabot | 199,560 (51.8%) | 13,703 | R+7.2 |
| Ohio 2 | Jaime Castle | 146,781 (38.9%) | Brad Wenstrup | 230,430 (61.1%) | 37 | R+22.2 |
| Ohio 3 | Joyce Beatty | 227,420 (70.8%) | Mark Richardson | 93,569 (29.1%) | 103 | D+41.7 |
| Ohio 4 | Shannon Freshour | 101,897 (29.3%) | Jim Jordan | 235,875 (67.9%) | 9,854 | R+38.5 |
| Ohio 5 | Nick Rubando | 120,962 (32.0%) | Bob Latta | 257,019 (68.0%) | R+36.0 | |
| Ohio 6 | Shawna Roberts | 85,661 (25.6%) | Bill Johnson | 249,130 (74.4%) | R+48.8 | |
| Ohio 7 | Quentin Potter | 102,271 (29.2%) | Bob Gibbs | 236,607 (67.5%) | 11,671 | R+38.3 |
| Ohio 8 | Vanessa Enoch | 110,766 (31.0%) | Warren Davidson | 246,277 (69.0%) | 114 | R+37.9 |
| Ohio 9 | Marcy Kaptur | 190,328 (63.1%) | Rob Weber | 111,385 (36.9%) | 39 | D+26.2 |
| Ohio 10 | Desiree Tims | 151,976 (41.6%) | Mike Turner | 212,972 (58.4%) | R+16.7 | |
| Ohio 11 | Marcia Fudge | 242,098 (80.1%) | Laverne Gore | 60,323 (19.9%) | D+60.1 | |
| Ohio 12 | Alaina Shearer | 182,847 (41.8%) | Troy Balderson | 241,790 (55.2%) | 13,035 | R+13.5 |
| Ohio 13 | Tim Ryan | 173,631 (52.5%) | Christina Hagan | 148,648 (44.9%) | 8,522 | D+7.6 |
| Ohio 14 | Hillary O'Connor Mueri | 158,586 (39.9%) | David Joyce | 238,864 (60.1%) | R+20.2 | |
| Ohio 15 | Joel Newby | 140,183 (36.6%) | Steve Stivers | 243,103 (63.4%) | 75 | R+26.9 |
| Ohio 16 | Aaron Paul Godfrey | 144,071 (36.8%) | Anthony Gonzalez | 247,335 (63.2%) | R+26.4 | |
| Oklahoma 1 | Kojo Asamoa-Caesar | 109,641 (32.7%) | Kevin Hern | 213,700 (63.7%) | 12,130 | R+31.0 |
| Oklahoma 2 | Danyell Lanier | 63,472 (22.0%) | Markwayne Mullin | 216,511 (75.0%) | 8,544 | R+53.0 |
| Oklahoma 3 | Zoe Midyett | 66,501 (21.5%) | Frank Lucas | 242,677 (78.5%) | R+57.0 | |
| Oklahoma 4 | Mary Brannon | 90,459 (28.8%) | Tom Cole | 213,096 (67.8%) | 10,803 | R+39.0 |
| Oklahoma 5 | Kendra Horn | 145,658 (47.9%) | Stephanie Bice | 158,191 (52.1%) | R+4.1 | |
| Oregon 1 | Suzanne Bonamici | 297,071 (64.6%) | Christopher Christensen | 161,928 (35.2%) | 900 | D+29.4 |
| Oregon 2 | Alex Spenser | 168,881 (36.9%) | Cliff Bentz | 273,835 (59.9%) | 14,717 | R+22.9 |
| Oregon 3 | Earl Blumenauer | 343,574 (73.0%) | Joanna Harbour | 110,570 (23.5%) | 16,362 | D+49.5 |
| Oregon 4 | Peter DeFazio | 240,950 (51.5%) | Alek Skarlatos | 216,081 (46.2%) | 10,674 | D+5.3 |
| Oregon 5 | Kurt Schrader | 234,863 (51.9%) | Amy Ryan Courser | 204,372 (45.2%) | 13,411 | D+6.7 |
| Pennsylvania 1 | Christina Finello | 191,875 (43.4%) | Brian Fitzpatrick | 249,804 (56.6%) | R+13.1 | |
| Pennsylvania 2 | Brendan Boyle | 198,140 (72.5%) | David Torres | 75,022 (27.5%) | D+45.1 | |
| Pennsylvania 3 | Dwight Evans | 341,708 (91.0%) | Michael Harvey | 33,671 (9.0%) | D+82.1 | |
| Pennsylvania 4 | Madeleine Dean | 264,637 (59.5%) | Kathy Barnette | 179,926 (40.5%) | D+19.1 | |
| Pennsylvania 5 | Mary Gay Scanlon | 255,743 (64.7%) | Dasha Pruett | 139,552 (35.3%) | D+29.4 | |
| Pennsylvania 6 | Chrissy Houlahan | 226,440 (56.1%) | John Emmons | 177,526 (43.9%) | D+12.1 | |
| Pennsylvania 7 | Susan Wild | 195,475 (51.9%) | Lisa Scheller | 181,407 (48.1%) | D+3.7 | |
| Pennsylvania 8 | Matt Cartwright | 178,004 (51.8%) | Jim Bognet | 165,783 (48.2%) | D+3.6 | |
| Pennsylvania 9 | Gary Wegman | 118,266 (33.7%) | Dan Meuser | 232,988 (66.3%) | R+32.7 | |
| Pennsylvania 10 | Eugene DePasquale | 182,938 (46.7%) | Scott Perry | 208,896 (53.3%) | R+6.6 | |
| Pennsylvania 11 | Sarah Hammond | 141,325 (36.9%) | Lloyd Smucker | 241,915 (63.1%) | R+26.3 | |
| Pennsylvania 12 | Lee Griffin | 99,199 (29.2%) | Fred Keller | 241,035 (70.8%) | R+41.7 | |
| Pennsylvania 13 | Todd Rowley | 96,612 (26.5%) | John Joyce | 267,789 (73.5%) | R+47.0 | |
| Pennsylvania 14 | Bill Marx | 131,895 (35.3%) | Guy Reschenthaler | 241,688 (64.7%) | R+29.4 | |
| Pennsylvania 15 | Robert Williams | 92,156 (26.5%) | Glenn Thompson | 255,058 (73.5%) | R+46.9 | |
| Pennsylvania 16 | Kristy Gnibus | 143,962 (40.7%) | Mike Kelly | 210,088 (59.3%) | R+18.7 | |
| Pennsylvania 17 | Conor Lamb | 222,253 (51.1%) | Sean Parnell | 212,284 (48.9%) | D+2.3 | |
| Pennsylvania 18 | Mike Doyle | 266,084 (69.2%) | Luke Negron | 118,163 (30.8%) | D+38.5 | |
| Rhode Island 1 | David Cicilline | 158,550 (70.8%) | none | Frederick Wysocki (Independent) 35,457 (15.8%) |
D+70.8 | |
| Rhode Island 2 | Jim Langevin | 154,086 (58.2%) | Robert Lancia | 109,894 (41.5%) | 577 | D+16.7 |
| South Carolina 1 | Joe Cunningham | 210,627 (49.3%) | Nancy Mace | 216,042 (50.6%) | 442 | R+1.3 |
| South Carolina 2 | Adair Boroughs | 155,118 (42.6%) | Joe Wilson | 202,715 (55.7%) | 6,382 | R+13.1 |
| South Carolina 3 | Hosea Cleveland | 95,712 (28.7%) | Jeff Duncan | 237,544 (71.2%) | 308 | R+42.5 |
| South Carolina 4 | Kim Nelson | 133,023 (36.9%) | William Timmons | 222,126 (61.6%) | 5,401 | R+24.7 |
| South Carolina 5 | Moe Brown | 145,979 (39.9%) | Ralph Norman | 220,006 (60.1%) | 273 | R+20.2 |
| South Carolina 6 | Jim Clyburn | 197,477 (68.2%) | John McCollum | 89,258 (30.8%) | 2,918 | D+37.4 |
| South Carolina 7 | Melissa Watson | 138,863 (38.1%) | Tom Rice | 224,993 (61.8%) | 235 | R+23.7 |
| South Dakota at large | none | Dusty Johnson | 321,984 (81.0%) | Randy Luallin (Libertarian) 75,748 (19.0%) |
R+81.0 | |
| Tennessee 1 | Blair Walsingham | 68,617 (22.5%) | Diana Harshbarger | 228,181 (74.7%) | 8,625 | R+52.2 |
| Tennessee 2 | Renee Hoyos | 109,684 (31.1%) | Tim Burchett | 238,907 (67.6%) | 4,606 | R+36.6 |
| Tennessee 3 | Meg Gorman | 97,687 (30.5%) | Chuck Fleischmann | 215,571 (67.3%) | 7,041 | R+36.8 |
| Tennessee 4 | Christopher J. Hale | 111,908 (33.3%) | Scott DesJarlais | 223,802 (66.7%) | R+33.3 | |
| Tennessee 5 | Jim Cooper | 252,155 (100.0%) | none | 14 | D+100.0 | |
| Tennessee 6 | Christopher Finley | 83,852 (24.0%) | John Rose | 257,572 (73.7%) | 8,154 | R+49.7 |
| Tennessee 7 | Kiran Sreepada | 95,839 (27.3%) | Mark Green | 245,188 (69.9%) | 9,608 | R+42.6 |
| Tennessee 8 | Erika Stotts Pearson | 97,890 (29.5%) | David Kustoff | 227,216 (68.5%) | 6,747 | R+39.0 |
| Tennessee 9 | Steve Cohen | 187,905 (77.4%) | Charlotte Bergmann | 48,818 (20.1%) | 6,157 | D+57.3 |
| Texas 1 | Hank Gilbert | 83,016 (27.4%) | Louie Gohmert | 219,726 (72.6%) | R+45.2 | |
| Texas 2 | Sima Ladjevardian | 148,374 (42.8%) | Dan Crenshaw | 192,828 (55.6%) | 5,524 | R+12.8 |
| Texas 3 | Lulu Seikaly | 179,458 (42.9%) | Van Taylor | 230,512 (55.1%) | 8,621 | R+12.2 |
| Texas 4 | Russell Foster | 76,326 (22.6%) | Pat Fallon | 253,837 (75.1%) | 7,640 | R+52.6 |
| Texas 5 | Carolyn Salter | 100,743 (35.9%) | Lance Gooden | 173,836 (62.0%) | 5,834 | R+26.1 |
| Texas 6 | Stephen Daniel | 149,530 (44.0%) | Ron Wright | 179,507 (52.8%) | 10,955 | R+8.8 |
| Texas 7 | Lizzie Fletcher | 159,529 (50.8%) | Wesley Hunt | 149,054 (47.5%) | 5,542 | D+3.3 |
| Texas 8 | Elizabeth Hernandez | 97,409 (25.5%) | Kevin Brady | 277,327 (72.5%) | 7,735 | R+47.0 |
| Texas 9 | Al Green | 172,938 (75.5%) | Johnny Teague | 49,575 (21.6%) | 6,594 | D+53.9 |
| Texas 10 | Mike Siegel | 187,686 (45.3%) | Michael McCaul | 217,216 (52.5%) | 8,992 | R+7.1 |
| Texas 11 | Jon Mark Hogg | 53,394 (18.3%) | August Pfluger | 232,568 (79.7%) | 5,811 | R+61.4 |
| Texas 12 | Lisa Welch | 121,250 (33.0%) | Kay Granger | 233,853 (63.7%) | 11,918 | R+30.7 |
| Texas 13 | Gus Trujillo | 50,477 (18.5%) | Ronny Jackson | 217,124 (79.4%) | 5,907 | R+60.9 |
| Texas 14 | Adrienne Bell | 118,574 (38.4%) | Randy Weber | 190,541 (61.6%) | R+23.3 | |
| Texas 15 | Vicente González | 115,605 (50.5%) | Monica De La Cruz | 109,017 (47.6%) | 4,295 | D+2.9 |
| Texas 16 | Veronica Escobar | 154,108 (64.7%) | Irene Armendariz-Jackson | 84,006 (35.3%) | D+29.4 | |
| Texas 17 | Rick Kennedy | 125,565 (40.9%) | Pete Sessions | 171,390 (55.9%) | 9,918 | R+14.9 |
| Texas 18 | Sheila Jackson Lee | 180,952 (73.3%) | Wendell Champion | 58,033 (23.5%) | 7,910 | D+49.8 |
| Texas 19 | Tom Watson | 60,583 (22.9%) | Jodey Arrington | 198,198 (74.8%) | 6,271 | R+51.9 |
| Texas 20 | Joaquin Castro | 175,078 (64.7%) | Mauro Garza | 89,628 (33.1%) | 6,017 | D+31.6 |
| Texas 21 | Wendy Davis | 205,780 (45.4%) | Chip Roy | 235,740 (52.0%) | 12,230 | R+6.6 |
| Texas 22 | Sri Preston Kulkarni | 181,998 (44.6%) | Troy Nehls | 210,259 (51.5%) | 15,791 | R+6.9 |
| Texas 23 | Gina Ortiz Jones | 137,693 (46.6%) | Tony Gonzales | 149,395 (50.6%) | 8,369 | R+4.0 |
| Texas 24 | Candace Valenzuela | 163,326 (47.5%) | Beth Van Duyne | 167,910 (48.8%) | 12,785 | R+1.3 |
| Texas 25 | Julie Oliver | 165,697 (42.1%) | Roger Williams | 220,088 (55.9%) | 7,738 | R+13.8 |
| Texas 26 | Carol Iannuzzi | 161,009 (37.3%) | Michael C. Burgess | 261,963 (60.6%) | 9,243 | R+23.4 |
| Texas 27 | Ricardo de la Fuente | 95,466 (34.9%) | Michael Cloud | 172,305 (63.1%) | 5,482 | R+28.1 |
| Texas 28 | Henry Cuellar | 137,494 (58.3%) | Sandra Whitten | 91,925 (39.0%) | 6,425 | D+19.3 |
| Texas 29 | Sylvia Garcia | 111,305 (71.1%) | Jaimy Blanco | 42,840 (27.4%) | 2,328 | D+43.8 |
| Texas 30 | Eddie Bernice Johnson | 204,928 (77.5%) | Tre Pennie | 48,685 (18.4%) | 10,851 | D+59.1 |
| Texas 31 | Donna Imam | 176,293 (44.3%) | John Carter | 212,695 (53.4%) | 9,069 | R+9.1 |
| Texas 32 | Colin Allred | 178,542 (51.9%) | Genevieve Collins | 157,867 (45.9%) | 7,278 | D+6.0 |
| Texas 33 | Marc Veasey | 105,317 (66.8%) | Fabian Vasquez | 39,638 (25.2%) | Carlos Quintanilla (Independent) 8,071 (5.1%) |
D+41.7 |
| Texas 34 | Filemon Vela Jr. | 111,439 (55.4%) | Rey Gonzalez | 84,119 (41.8%) | 5,469 | D+13.6 |
| Texas 35 | Lloyd Doggett | 176,373 (65.4%) | Jenny Garcia Sharon | 80,795 (29.9%) | 12,629 | D+35.4 |
| Texas 36 | Rashad Lewis | 73,148 (24.2%) | Brian Babin | 222,712 (73.6%) | 6,689 | R+49.4 |
| Utah 1 | Darren Parry | 104,194 (30.4%) | Blake Moore | 237,988 (69.5%) | 169 | R+39.1 |
| Utah 2 | Kael Weston | 129,762 (36.6%) | Chris Stewart | 208,997 (59.0%) | 15,465 | R+22.4 |
| Utah 3 | Devin Thorpe | 96,067 (26.8%) | John Curtis | 246,674 (68.7%) | 16,186 | R+42.0 |
| Utah 4 | Ben McAdams | 175,923 (46.6%) | Burgess Owens | 179,688 (47.6%) | 21,706 | R+1.0 |
| Vermont at large | Peter Welch | 238,833 (67.3%) | Miriam Berry | 95,831 (27.0%) | 20,169 | D+40.3 |
| Virginia 1 | Qasim Rashid | 186,923 (41.7%) | Rob Wittman | 260,907 (58.2%) | 641 | R+16.5 |
| Virginia 2 | Elaine Luria | 185,733 (51.6%) | Scott Taylor | 165,031 (45.8%) | 9,513 | D+5.8 |
| Virginia 3 | Bobby Scott | 233,326 (68.4%) | John Collick | 107,299 (31.4%) | 736 | D+36.9 |
| Virginia 4 | Donald McEachin | 241,142 (61.6%) | Leon Benjamin | 149,625 (38.2%) | 578 | D+23.4 |
| Virginia 5 | Cameron Webb | 190,315 (47.3%) | Bob Good | 210,988 (52.4%) | 1,014 | R+5.1 |
| Virginia 6 | Nicholas Betts | 134,729 (35.3%) | Ben Cline | 246,606 (64.6%) | 478 | R+29.3 |
| Virginia 7 | Abigail Spanberger | 230,893 (50.8%) | Nick Freitas | 222,623 (49.0%) | 823 | D+1.8 |
| Virginia 8 | Don Beyer | 301,454 (75.8%) | Jeff Jordan | 95,365 (24.0%) | 926 | D+51.8 |
| Virginia 9 | none | Morgan Griffith | 271,851 (94.0%) | 17,423 | R+94.0 | |
| Virginia 10 | Jennifer Wexton | 268,734 (56.5%) | Aliscia Andrews | 206,253 (43.4%) | 559 | D+13.1 |
| Virginia 11 | Gerry Connolly | 280,725 (71.4%) | Manga Anantatmula | 111,380 (28.3%) | 1,136 | D+43.1 |
| Washington 1 | Suzan DelBene | 249,944 (58.6%) | Jeffrey Beeler | 176,407 (41.3%) | 511 | D+17.2 |
| Washington 2 | Rick Larsen | 255,252 (63.1%) | Tim Hazelo | 148,384 (36.7%) | 962 | D+26.4 |
| Washington 3 | Carolyn Long | 181,347 (43.4%) | Jaime Herrera Beutler | 235,579 (56.4%) | 977 | R+13.0 |
| Washington 4 | Douglas McKinley | 102,667 (33.6%) | Dan Newhouse | 202,108 (66.2%) | 488 | R+32.6 |
| Washington 5 | Dave Wilson | 155,737 (38.5%) | Cathy McMorris Rodgers | 247,815 (61.3%) | 808 | R+22.8 |
| Washington 6 | Derek Kilmer | 247,429 (59.3%) | Elizabeth Kreiselmaier | 168,783 (40.5%) | 1,004 | D+18.9 |
| Washington 7 | Pramila Jayapal | 387,109 (83.0%) | Craig Keller | 78,240 (16.8%) | 1,113 | D+66.2 |
| Washington 8 | Kim Schrier | 213,123 (51.7%) | Jesse Jensen | 198,423 (48.1%) | 566 | D+3.6 |
| Washington 9 | Adam Smith | 258,771 (74.1%) | Doug Basler | 89,697 (25.7%) | 582 | D+48.4 |
| Washington 10 | Marilyn Strickland | 167,937 (49.3%) | none | Beth Doglio (Democratic) 121,040 (35.6%) |
D+49.3 | |
| West Virginia 1 | Natalie Cline | 81,177 (31.0%) | David McKinley | 180,488 (69.0%) | R+38.0 | |
| West Virginia 2 | Cathy Kunkel | 100,799 (36.9%) | Alex Mooney | 172,195 (63.1%) | R+26.2 | |
| West Virginia 3 | Hilary Turner | 64,927 (28.7%) | Carol Miller | 161,585 (71.3%) | R+42.7 | |
| Wisconsin 1 | Roger Polack | 163,170 (40.6%) | Bryan Steil | 238,271 (59.3%) | 313 | R+18.7 |
| Wisconsin 2 | Mark Pocan | 318,523 (69.7%) | Peter Theron | 138,306 (30.3%) | 376 | D+39.4 |
| Wisconsin 3 | Ron Kind | 199,870 (51.3%) | Derrick Van Orden | 189,524 (48.6%) | 224 | D+2.7 |
| Wisconsin 4 | Gwen Moore | 232,668 (74.6%) | Tim Rogers | 70,769 (22.7%) | 8,260 | D+51.9 |
| Wisconsin 5 | Tom Palzewicz | 175,902 (39.8%) | Scott Fitzgerald | 265,434 (60.1%) | 263 | R+20.3 |
| Wisconsin 6 | Jessica King | 164,239 (40.7%) | Glenn Grothman | 238,874 (59.2%) | 220 | R+18.5 |
| Wisconsin 7 | Tricia Zunker | 162,741 (39.2%) | Tom Tiffany | 252,048 (60.7%) | 218 | R+21.5 |
| Wisconsin 8 | Amanda Stuck | 149,558 (35.8%) | Mike Gallagher | 268,173 (64.2%) | 107 | R+28.4 |
| Wyoming at large | Lynnette Grey Bull | 66,576 (24.6%) | Liz Cheney | 185,732 (68.6%) | 18,584 | R+44.0 |
Margin: the Democrat's share of all votes minus the Republican's. The 2020 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.