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2022 US House elections in California

California elected 52 members of the House in 2022: Democrats won 40 seats and Republicans 12.

The closest was the 13th district, decided by 0.4 points: John Duarte (Republican) beat Adam Gray (Democrat), 50.2% to 49.8%, a margin of 0.4 points and 564 votes.

In the House vote by county, Democrats led in 29 of the 58 counties and Republicans in 29. The largest, Los Angeles, cast 2,286,257 votes and went to the Democrat by 48.4 points. The closest was Alpine, where 130 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 Max Steiner93,386 (37.9%) Doug LaMalfa152,839 (62.1%) R+24.2
2 Jared Huffman229,720 (74.4%) Douglas Brower79,029 (25.6%) D+48.8
3 Kermit Jones156,761 (46.4%) Kevin Kiley181,438 (53.6%) R+7.3
4 Mike Thompson176,900 (67.8%) Matt Brock84,007 (32.2%) D+35.6
5 Mike Barkley109,506 (38.7%) Tom McClintock173,524 (61.3%) R+22.6
6 Ami Bera121,058 (55.9%) Tamika Hamilton95,325 (44.1%) D+11.9
7 Doris Matsui150,618 (68.3%) Max Semenenko70,033 (31.7%) D+36.5
8 John Garamendi145,501 (75.7%) Rudy Recile46,634 (24.3%) D+51.5
9 Josh Harder95,598 (54.8%) Tom Patti78,802 (45.2%) D+9.6
10 Mark DeSaulnier198,415 (78.9%) none 52,965 D+78.9
11 Nancy Pelosi220,848 (84.0%) John Dennis42,217 (16.0%) D+67.9
12 Barbara Lee217,110 (90.5%) Stephen Slauson22,859 (9.5%) D+81.0
13 Adam Gray66,496 (49.8%) John Duarte67,060 (50.2%) R+0.4
14 Eric Swalwell137,612 (69.3%) Alison Hayden60,852 (30.7%) D+38.7
15 Kevin Mullin108,077 (55.5%) none 86,797 D+55.5
16 Anna Eshoo139,235 (57.8%) none 101,772 D+57.8
17 Ro Khanna127,853 (70.9%) Ritesh Tandon52,400 (29.1%) D+41.9
18 Zoe Lofgren99,776 (65.9%) Peter Hernandez51,737 (34.1%) D+31.7
19 Jimmy Panetta194,494 (68.7%) Jeff Gorman88,816 (31.3%) D+37.3
20 Marisa Wood74,886 (32.8%) Kevin McCarthy153,567 (67.2%) R+34.4
21 Jim Costa68,120 (54.1%) Michael Maher57,850 (45.9%) D+8.2
22 Rudy Salas49,862 (48.5%) David Valadao52,994 (51.5%) R+3.1
23 Derek Marshall65,908 (39.0%) Jay Obernolte103,197 (61.0%) R+22.1
24 Salud Carbajal159,019 (60.6%) Brad Allen103,533 (39.4%) D+21.1
25 Raul Ruiz87,641 (57.4%) Brian Hawkins65,101 (42.6%) D+14.8
26 Julia Brownley134,575 (54.5%) Matt Jacobs112,214 (45.5%) D+9.1
27 Christy Smith91,892 (46.8%) Mike Garcia104,624 (53.2%) R+6.5
28 Judy Chu150,062 (66.2%) Wes Hallman76,495 (33.8%) D+32.5
29 Tony Cárdenas69,915 (58.5%) none 49,520 D+58.5
30 Adam Schiff150,100 (71.1%) none 60,968 D+71.1
31 Grace Napolitano91,472 (59.5%) Daniel Martinez62,153 (40.5%) D+19.1
32 Brad Sherman167,411 (69.2%) Lucie Volotzky74,618 (30.8%) D+38.3
33 Pete Aguilar76,588 (57.7%) John Porter56,119 (42.3%) D+15.4
34 Jimmy Gomez62,244 (51.2%) none 59,223 D+51.2
35 Norma Torres75,121 (57.4%) Mike Cargile55,832 (42.6%) D+14.7
36 Ted Lieu194,299 (69.8%) Joe Collins III84,264 (30.2%) D+39.5
37 Sydney Kamlager-Dove84,338 (64.0%) none 47,542 D+64.0
38 Linda Sánchez101,260 (58.1%) Eric Ching73,051 (41.9%) D+16.2
39 Mark Takano75,896 (57.7%) Aja Smith55,701 (42.3%) D+15.4
40 Asif Mahmood122,722 (43.2%) Young Kim161,589 (56.8%) R+13.7
41 Will Rollins112,769 (47.7%) Ken Calvert123,869 (52.3%) R+4.7
42 Robert Garcia99,217 (68.4%) John Briscoe45,903 (31.6%) D+36.7
43 Maxine Waters95,462 (77.3%) Omar Navarro27,985 (22.7%) D+54.7
44 Nanette Barragán100,160 (72.2%) Paul Jones38,554 (27.8%) D+44.4
45 Jay Chen103,466 (47.6%) Michelle Steel113,960 (52.4%) R+4.8
46 Lou Correa78,041 (61.8%) Christopher Gonzales48,257 (38.2%) D+23.6
47 Katie Porter137,374 (51.7%) Scott Baugh128,261 (48.3%) D+3.4
48 Stephen Houlahan101,790 (39.6%) Darrell Issa154,952 (60.4%) R+20.7
49 Mike Levin153,480 (52.6%) Brian Maryott138,110 (47.4%) D+5.3
50 Scott Peters168,683 (62.9%) Corey Gustafson99,632 (37.1%) D+25.7
51 Sara Jacobs144,129 (61.9%) Stan Caplan88,843 (38.1%) D+23.7
52 Juan Vargas100,668 (66.7%) Tyler Geffeney50,317 (33.3%) D+33.4

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Los Angeles 1,696,784 74.2% 589,473 25.8% 2,286,257 D+48.4
San Diego 590,995 58.1% 425,931 41.9% 1,016,926 D+16.2
Orange 474,100 48.9% 494,699 51.1% 968,799 R+2.1
Riverside 295,140 50.6% 288,323 49.4% 583,463 D+1.2
Santa Clara 416,081 81.0% 97,809 19.0% 513,890 D+61.9
Alameda 380,922 80.2% 91,925 19.3% 2,403 475,250 D+60.8
Sacramento 286,309 60.4% 187,647 39.6% 473,956 D+20.8
San Bernardino 215,366 48.6% 227,819 51.4% 443,185 R+2.8
Contra Costa 279,954 78.8% 24,958 7.0% 50,562 355,474 D+71.7
San Francisco 245,184 85.3% 42,217 14.7% 287,401 D+70.6
Ventura 154,399 55.5% 123,878 44.5% 278,277 D+11.0
San Mateo 219,918 100.0% 0 0.0% 219,918 D+100.0
Fresno 101,624 47.0% 114,646 53.0% 216,270 R+6.0
Sonoma 146,598 75.1% 48,550 24.9% 195,148 D+50.2
Kern 72,136 38.8% 113,923 61.2% 186,059 R+22.5
Placer 79,058 43.6% 102,352 56.4% 181,410 R+12.8
San Joaquin 97,200 55.3% 78,537 44.7% 175,737 D+10.6
Santa Barbara 81,656 61.0% 52,126 39.0% 133,782 D+22.1
Solano 80,745 62.7% 48,068 37.3% 128,813 D+25.4
Stanislaus 55,631 43.6% 71,945 56.4% 127,576 R+12.8
San Luis Obispo 63,837 54.0% 54,319 46.0% 118,156 D+8.1
Marin 97,612 82.9% 20,205 17.1% 117,817 D+65.7
Santa Cruz 81,851 79.2% 21,514 20.8% 103,365 D+58.4
Monterey 68,269 67.2% 33,305 32.8% 101,574 D+34.4
Tulare 34,453 38.2% 55,741 61.8% 90,194 R+23.6
El Dorado 36,540 41.6% 51,230 58.4% 87,770 R+16.7
Butte 35,503 49.1% 36,776 50.9% 72,279 R+1.8
Shasta 23,087 33.9% 44,931 66.1% 68,018 R+32.1
Yolo 46,430 69.5% 20,332 30.5% 66,762 D+39.1
Merced 28,577 52.3% 26,108 47.7% 54,685 D+4.5
Nevada 28,363 56.0% 22,290 44.0% 50,653 D+12.0
Napa 34,958 70.2% 14,863 29.8% 49,821 D+40.3
Humboldt 31,691 66.5% 15,993 33.5% 47,684 D+32.9
Madera 13,781 37.9% 22,605 62.1% 36,386 R+24.3
Mendocino 20,240 67.1% 9,926 32.9% 30,166 D+34.2
Imperial 18,193 61.1% 11,598 38.9% 29,791 D+22.1
Sutter 9,328 33.6% 18,421 66.4% 27,749 R+32.8
Kings 9,694 36.8% 16,654 63.2% 26,348 R+26.4
Tuolumne 8,906 38.6% 14,160 61.4% 23,066 R+22.8
Calaveras 7,602 36.1% 13,478 63.9% 21,080 R+27.9
Tehama 6,424 31.2% 14,136 68.8% 20,560 R+37.5
Lake 11,075 55.3% 8,935 44.7% 20,010 D+10.7
Yuba 6,794 35.1% 12,587 64.9% 19,381 R+29.9
San Benito 10,613 54.8% 8,763 45.2% 19,376 D+9.5
Amador 6,498 35.2% 11,941 64.8% 18,439 R+29.5
Siskiyou 6,929 39.3% 10,714 60.7% 17,643 R+21.5
Lassen 1,856 20.3% 7,280 79.7% 9,136 R+59.4
Plumas 3,487 40.6% 5,103 59.4% 8,590 R+18.8
Del Norte 3,607 43.6% 4,662 56.4% 8,269 R+12.8
Glenn 2,422 30.8% 5,450 69.2% 7,872 R+38.5
Mariposa 3,065 39.4% 4,717 60.6% 7,782 R+21.2
Inyo 3,563 48.6% 3,775 51.4% 7,338 R+2.9
Colusa 1,703 31.0% 3,794 69.0% 5,497 R+38.0
Mono 2,632 58.3% 1,882 41.7% 4,514 D+16.6
Trinity 2,119 47.0% 2,388 53.0% 4,507 R+6.0
Modoc 898 26.4% 2,502 73.6% 3,400 R+47.2
Sierra 582 37.5% 971 62.5% 1,553 R+25.0
Alpine 371 60.6% 241 39.4% 612 D+21.2

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

California in every House election we hold

YearSeatsHouse vote
2024 D 43, R 9 D+19.9
2022 D 40, R 12 D+23.3
2020 D 42, R 11 D+28.6
2018 D 46, R 7 D+32.7
2016 D 39, R 14 D+26.2
2014 D 39, R 14 D+15.3
2012 D 38, R 15 D+21.0
2010 D 34, R 19 D+9.9
2008 D 34, R 19 D+23.2
2006 D 34, R 19 D+16.9
2004 D 33, R 20 D+10.3
2002 D 33, R 20 D+7.0
2000 D 32, R 20 D+9.2
1998 D 28, R 24 D+6.6
1996 D 29, R 23 D+4.4
1994 D 27, R 25 R+1.3
1992 D 30, R 22 D+10.2
1990 D 26, R 19 D+3.0