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Election 2020 Results

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2020 US House elections in Washington

Washington elected 10 members of the House in 2020: Democrats won 7 seats and Republicans 3.

The closest was the 8th district, decided by 3.6 points: Kim Schrier (Democrat) beat Jesse Jensen (Republican), 51.7% to 48.1%, a margin of 3.6 points and 14,700 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 27 of the 39 counties and Democrats in 12. The largest, King, cast 1,170,400 votes and went to the Democrat by 48.8 points. The closest was Grays Harbor, where 672 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 Suzan DelBene249,944 (58.6%) Jeffrey Beeler176,407 (41.3%) 511 D+17.2
2 Rick Larsen255,252 (63.1%) Tim Hazelo148,384 (36.7%) 962 D+26.4
3 Carolyn Long181,347 (43.4%) Jaime Herrera Beutler235,579 (56.4%) 977 R+13.0
4 Douglas McKinley102,667 (33.6%) Dan Newhouse202,108 (66.2%) 488 R+32.6
5 Dave Wilson155,737 (38.5%) Cathy McMorris Rodgers247,815 (61.3%) 808 R+22.8
6 Derek Kilmer247,429 (59.3%) Elizabeth Kreiselmaier168,783 (40.5%) 1,004 D+18.9
7 Pramila Jayapal387,109 (83.0%) Craig Keller78,240 (16.8%) 1,113 D+66.2
8 Kim Schrier213,123 (51.7%) Jesse Jensen198,423 (48.1%) 566 D+3.6
9 Adam Smith258,771 (74.1%) Doug Basler89,697 (25.7%) 582 D+48.4
10 Marilyn Strickland167,937 (49.3%) none 172,470 D+49.3

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
King 869,884 74.3% 298,571 25.5% 1,945 1,170,400 D+48.8
Pierce 291,788 67.5% 107,345 24.8% 32,942 432,075 D+42.7
Snohomish 250,311 58.9% 173,875 40.9% 840 425,026 D+18.0
Spokane 118,812 40.7% 172,838 59.1% 593 292,243 R+18.5
Clark 128,050 47.5% 141,035 52.3% 691 269,776 R+4.8
Kitsap 91,800 59.4% 62,454 40.4% 354 154,608 D+19.0
Thurston 123,932 84.6% 4,682 3.2% 17,800 146,414 D+81.4
Whatcom 83,133 61.2% 52,399 38.6% 260 135,792 D+22.6
Benton 32,469 32.0% 68,743 67.8% 197 101,409 R+35.8
Yakima 35,781 37.9% 58,523 62.0% 150 94,454 R+24.1
Skagit 38,372 53.8% 32,851 46.0% 151 71,374 D+7.7
Cowlitz 22,048 37.2% 37,130 62.6% 151 59,329 R+25.4
Island 29,131 55.4% 23,350 44.4% 92 52,573 D+11.0
Clallam 25,424 52.9% 22,609 47.0% 38 48,071 D+5.9
Lewis 13,202 29.6% 31,344 70.3% 55 44,601 R+40.7
Chelan 19,503 45.8% 23,005 54.0% 68 42,576 R+8.2
Grays Harbor 18,327 49.0% 18,999 50.8% 65 37,391 R+1.8
Grant 9,582 26.3% 26,758 73.5% 53 36,393 R+47.2
Mason 19,450 54.8% 14,565 41.1% 1,464 35,479 D+13.8
Franklin 11,551 36.2% 20,324 63.7% 38 31,913 R+27.5
Walla Walla 11,618 37.8% 19,040 62.0% 41 30,699 R+24.2
Stevens 6,860 24.5% 21,112 75.3% 70 28,042 R+50.8
Kittitas 11,565 44.8% 14,204 55.0% 41 25,810 R+10.2
Jefferson 17,096 70.1% 7,203 29.6% 75 24,374 D+40.6
Okanogan 7,707 37.0% 13,074 62.8% 28 20,809 R+25.8
Douglas 7,169 34.5% 13,604 65.4% 22 20,795 R+30.9
Whitman 9,609 46.4% 11,060 53.4% 25 20,694 R+7.0
Pacific 6,275 45.6% 7,476 54.3% 25 13,776 R+8.7
Klickitat 5,404 40.9% 7,800 59.0% 21 13,225 R+18.1
San Juan 9,600 74.6% 3,226 25.1% 43 12,869 D+49.5
Asotin 3,550 30.2% 8,195 69.6% 23 11,768 R+39.5
Pend Oreille 2,343 27.8% 6,076 72.0% 17 8,436 R+44.3
Skamania 2,985 41.5% 4,196 58.3% 13 7,194 R+16.8
Lincoln 1,362 19.7% 5,540 80.1% 16 6,918 R+60.4
Adams 1,488 25.8% 4,265 74.0% 8 5,761 R+48.2
Ferry 1,292 30.2% 2,966 69.4% 15 4,273 R+39.2
Wahkiakum 1,043 35.2% 1,916 64.7% 1 2,960 R+29.5
Columbia 565 22.9% 1,893 76.8% 7 2,465 R+53.9
Garfield 275 18.7% 1,190 81.1% 3 1,468 R+62.3

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

Washington in every House election we hold

YearSeatsHouse vote
2024 D 8, R 2 D+16.2
2022 D 8, R 2 D+16.2
2020 D 7, R 3 D+17.1
2018 D 7, R 3 D+25.2
2016 D 6, R 4 D+8.3
2014 D 6, R 4 D+7.0
2012 D 6, R 4 D+8.9
2010 D 5, R 4 D+6.5
2008 D 6, R 3 D+18.4
2006 D 6, R 3 D+21.7
2004 D 6, R 3 D+18.8
2002 D 6, R 3 D+7.4
2000 D 6, R 3 D+10.4
1998 D 5, R 4 D+8.7
1996 D 3, R 6 D+5.0
1994 D 2, R 7 R+1.6
1992 D 8, R 1 D+14.6
1990 D 5, R 3 D+7.6