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Election 2022 Results

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2022 US House elections in New York

New York elected 26 members of the House in 2022: Democrats won 15 seats and Republicans 11.

The closest was the 17th district, decided by 0.6 points: Mike Lawler (Republican) beat Sean Patrick Maloney (Democrat), 50.3% to 49.7%, a margin of 0.6 points and 1,820 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 47 of the 62 counties and Democrats in 15. The largest, Suffolk, cast 554,781 votes and went to the Republican by 14.9 points. The closest was Dutchess, where 148 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 Bridget Fleming141,907 (44.5%) Nick LaLota177,040 (55.5%) 48 R+11.0
2 Jackie Gordon97,774 (39.3%) Andrew Garbarino151,178 (60.7%) 80 R+21.4
3 Robert P. Zimmerman125,404 (46.2%) George Santos145,824 (53.7%) 103 R+7.5
4 Laura Gillen130,871 (48.2%) Anthony D'Esposito140,622 (51.8%) 67 R+3.6
5 Gregory Meeks104,396 (75.1%) Paul King34,407 (24.8%) 184 D+50.4
6 Grace Meng85,049 (63.9%) Thomas Zmich47,935 (36.0%) 130 D+27.9
7 Nydia Velázquez119,473 (80.6%) Juan Pagan28,597 (19.3%) 234 D+61.3
8 Hakeem Jeffries99,079 (71.6%) Yuri Dashevsky39,060 (28.2%) 191 D+43.4
9 Yvette Clarke116,970 (81.3%) none 26,883 D+81.3
10 Dan Goldman160,582 (83.5%) Benine Hamdan29,058 (15.1%) 2,707 D+68.4
11 Max Rose71,801 (38.2%) Nicole Malliotakis115,992 (61.7%) 306 R+23.5
12 Jerry Nadler200,890 (81.6%) Michael Zumbluskas44,173 (17.9%) 1,042 D+63.7
13 Adriano Espaillat116,589 (98.9%) none 1,257 D+98.9
14 Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez82,453 (70.6%) Tina Forte31,935 (27.3%) 2,402 D+43.3
15 Ritchie Torres76,406 (82.7%) Stylo Sapaskis15,882 (17.2%) 102 D+65.5
16 Jamaal Bowman133,567 (64.2%) Miriam Flisser74,156 (35.7%) 205 D+28.6
17 Sean Patrick Maloney141,730 (49.7%) Mike Lawler143,550 (50.3%) 150 R+0.6
18 Pat Ryan135,245 (50.6%) Colin Schmitt131,653 (49.3%) 155 D+1.4
19 Josh Riley141,509 (49.2%) Marc Molinaro146,004 (50.8%) 105 R+1.6
20 Paul Tonko160,420 (55.0%) Elizabeth Joy130,869 (44.9%) 144 D+10.1
21 Matt Castelli116,421 (40.8%) Elise Stefanik168,579 (59.1%) 95 R+18.3
22 Francis Conole132,913 (49.5%) Brandon Williams135,544 (50.5%) 151 R+1.0
23 Max Della Pia104,114 (35.1%) Nick Langworthy192,694 (64.9%) 233 R+29.8
24 Steven Holden94,986 (34.3%) Claudia Tenney181,992 (65.7%) 197 R+31.4
25 Joseph Morelle152,022 (53.8%) La'Ron Singletary130,190 (46.1%) 132 D+7.7
26 Brian Higgins156,883 (63.9%) Steven Sams88,339 (36.0%) 149 D+27.9

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Suffolk 235,968 42.5% 318,691 57.4% 122 554,781 R+14.9
Kings 410,477 77.2% 92,609 17.4% 28,862 531,948 D+59.8
Nassau 234,631 46.2% 272,645 53.7% 149 507,425 R+7.5
New York 370,636 85.9% 57,575 13.3% 3,351 431,562 D+72.5
Queens 289,218 67.6% 136,683 32.0% 1,730 427,631 D+35.7
Erie 188,619 55.9% 148,317 44.0% 287 337,223 D+12.0
Westchester 193,225 61.2% 122,374 38.7% 229 315,828 D+22.4
Monroe 150,429 54.5% 125,291 45.4% 130 275,850 D+9.1
Bronx 149,373 81.2% 33,198 18.1% 1,284 183,855 D+63.2
Onondaga 94,267 56.0% 74,055 44.0% 90 168,412 D+12.0
Richmond 48,994 34.9% 91,216 64.9% 242 140,452 R+30.1
Orange 55,886 46.0% 65,538 53.9% 84 121,508 R+7.9
Albany 71,621 61.6% 44,475 38.3% 83 116,179 D+23.4
Dutchess 57,041 49.9% 57,189 50.0% 42 114,272 R+0.1
Rockland 48,725 45.1% 59,120 54.8% 112 107,957 R+9.6
Saratoga 49,585 47.9% 53,825 52.0% 21 103,431 R+4.1
Niagara 32,434 43.7% 41,750 56.3% 27 74,211 R+12.6
Oneida 27,835 37.6% 46,143 62.3% 29 74,007 R+24.7
Broome 32,906 48.6% 34,789 51.4% 29 67,724 R+2.8
Rensselaer 29,919 49.4% 30,661 50.6% 22 60,602 R+1.2
Schenectady 28,711 52.9% 25,509 47.0% 33 54,253 D+5.9
Ulster 29,089 58.9% 20,261 41.1% 49,350 D+17.9
Ontario 19,639 43.1% 25,823 56.7% 60 45,522 R+13.6
Chautauqua 14,281 33.4% 28,409 66.5% 25 42,715 R+33.1
Putnam 16,933 41.3% 24,071 58.7% 7 41,011 R+17.4
Otsego 16,298 40.7% 23,725 59.3% 16 40,039 R+18.5
Oswego 13,035 32.9% 26,609 67.1% 32 39,676 R+34.2
Tompkins 25,933 73.8% 9,200 26.2% 14 35,147 D+47.6
Steuben 9,722 28.6% 24,233 71.3% 10 33,965 R+42.7
St. Lawrence 13,969 41.9% 19,352 58.1% 13 33,334 R+16.1
Wayne 10,343 31.3% 22,663 68.6% 18 33,024 R+37.3
Chenango 10,697 33.4% 21,260 66.5% 24 31,981 R+33.0
Jefferson 10,023 32.5% 20,801 67.4% 17 30,841 R+34.9
Columbia 16,100 54.5% 13,423 45.5% 7 29,530 D+9.1
Chemung 9,668 35.3% 17,664 64.5% 34 27,366 R+29.2
Warren 12,891 47.3% 14,355 52.7% 16 27,262 R+5.4
Clinton 13,661 51.0% 13,124 49.0% 9 26,794 D+2.0
Cayuga 10,412 39.3% 16,068 60.6% 16 26,496 R+21.3
Madison 10,786 41.4% 15,240 58.5% 32 26,058 R+17.1
Cattaraugus 7,342 28.9% 18,081 71.1% 7 25,430 R+42.2
Sullivan 9,767 40.2% 14,529 59.8% 5 24,301 R+19.6
Livingston 7,882 32.9% 16,055 67.0% 8 23,945 R+34.1
Herkimer 6,240 28.7% 15,461 71.2% 5 21,706 R+42.5
Genesee 5,932 27.5% 15,637 72.4% 16 21,585 R+45.0
Washington 8,356 39.1% 12,990 60.8% 8 21,354 R+21.7
Greene 7,693 38.5% 12,261 61.4% 5 19,959 R+22.9
Tioga 6,957 36.9% 11,892 63.1% 5 18,854 R+26.2
Delaware 7,010 38.0% 11,439 62.0% 2 18,451 R+24.0
Fulton 5,718 31.6% 12,363 68.4% 6 18,087 R+36.7
Cortland 7,232 45.2% 8,775 54.8% 8 16,015 R+9.6
Allegany 3,643 23.6% 11,812 76.4% 8 15,463 R+52.8
Montgomery 5,362 35.2% 9,875 64.8% 5 15,242 R+29.6
Essex 7,768 51.3% 7,368 48.7% 2 15,138 D+2.6
Wyoming 3,168 21.4% 11,647 78.6% 3 14,818 R+57.2
Franklin 7,058 47.9% 7,687 52.1% 3 14,748 R+4.3
Orleans 3,238 24.6% 9,913 75.4% 2 13,153 R+50.7
Schoharie 4,178 33.9% 8,144 66.1% 4 12,326 R+32.2
Seneca 4,639 41.1% 6,647 58.9% 8 11,294 R+17.8
Lewis 2,674 26.1% 7,587 73.9% 2 10,263 R+47.9
Yates 2,908 35.7% 5,226 64.2% 6 8,140 R+28.5
Schuyler 2,731 35.7% 4,923 64.3% 1 7,655 R+28.6
Hamilton 916 32.9% 1,865 67.1% 2,781 R+34.1

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

YearSeatsHouse 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