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Election 2024 Results
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2024 House election results by district and county
Republicans held the House by a slim 220 to 215 margin as Donald Trump returned to the White House, giving the party full control of Washington.
Democrats won 215 seats in the House of Representatives in 2024 and Republicans 220, on these results. Their candidates took 70,285,045 and 74,413,322 votes (R+2.8 of all votes cast, counting every district as it stood, including races with no candidate from one party).
The closest districts were California 13 (D+0.1), Iowa 1 (R+0.2) and California 45 (D+0.2). 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 2024 House elections
The 2024 House elections ran alongside Trump's comeback win over Kamala Harris. The Republican majority elected in 2022 had been unruly, removing Speaker Kevin McCarthy in 2023 and replacing him with Mike Johnson of Louisiana. Democrats needed only a handful of gains to win control, and the battle was fought largely in New York and California, where counting took weeks. Neither side gained much ground. Republicans kept the House with 220 seats to the Democrats' 215, and with the Senate also flipping to Republican control, Trump began his second term with his party running both chambers of Congress. Democrats picked up seats in New York and California, offset by Republican gains under new maps in North Carolina. Several incumbents survived or fell by tiny margins. Democrat Jared Golden held Maine's 2nd District by about a tenth of a point, in a seat Trump won easily. In California, Democrat Derek Tran beat Republican Michelle Steel by 0.2 points, and Adam Gray beat John Duarte by 0.3 in a rematch of their 2022 race. Republican Mariannette Miller-Meeks held Iowa's 1st by 0.2. In New Jersey's 9th District, Democrat Nellie Pou won an open seat by 0.4 points.
Every district
| District | Democrat | Votes | Republican | Votes | Others | Margin |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alabama 1 | Tom Holmes | 70,929 (21.5%) | Barry Moore | 258,619 (78.4%) | 306 | R+56.9 |
| Alabama 2 | Shomari Figures | 158,041 (54.6%) | Caroleene Dobson | 131,414 (45.4%) | 219 | D+9.2 |
| Alabama 3 | none | Mike Rogers | 243,848 (97.9%) | 5,160 | R+97.9 | |
| Alabama 4 | none | Robert Aderholt | 274,498 (98.8%) | 3,374 | R+98.8 | |
| Alabama 5 | none | Dale Strong | 250,322 (95.4%) | 12,088 | R+95.4 | |
| Alabama 6 | Elizabeth Anderson | 102,504 (29.6%) | Gary Palmer | 243,741 (70.3%) | 380 | R+40.8 |
| Alabama 7 | Terri Sewell | 186,723 (63.7%) | Robin Litaker | 106,312 (36.3%) | 185 | D+27.4 |
| Alaska at large | Mary Peltola | 152,828 (46.4%) | Nick Begich III | 159,550 (48.4%) | 17,177 | R+2.0 |
| Arizona 1 | Amish Shah | 208,966 (48.0%) | David Schweikert | 225,538 (51.8%) | 786 | R+3.8 |
| Arizona 2 | Jonathan Nez | 184,772 (45.4%) | Eli Crane | 220,641 (54.2%) | 1,541 | R+8.8 |
| Arizona 3 | Yassamin Ansari | 143,336 (70.8%) | Jeff Zink | 53,705 (26.5%) | 5,358 | D+44.3 |
| Arizona 4 | Greg Stanton | 176,428 (52.7%) | Kelly Cooper | 152,052 (45.4%) | 6,325 | D+7.3 |
| Arizona 5 | Katrina Schaffner | 167,680 (39.6%) | Andy Biggs | 255,628 (60.3%) | 574 | R+20.8 |
| Arizona 6 | Kirsten Engel | 204,774 (47.5%) | Juan Ciscomani | 215,596 (50.0%) | 10,850 | R+2.5 |
| Arizona 7 | Raúl Grijalva | 171,954 (63.4%) | Daniel Butierez | 99,057 (36.6%) | D+26.9 | |
| Arizona 8 | Greg Whitten | 160,344 (43.5%) | Abraham Hamadeh | 208,269 (56.5%) | R+13.0 | |
| Arizona 9 | Quacy Smith | 132,640 (34.7%) | Paul Gosar | 249,583 (65.2%) | 431 | R+30.6 |
| Arkansas 1 | Rodney Govens | 64,113 (24.0%) | Rick Crawford | 194,711 (72.9%) | 8,353 | R+48.9 |
| Arkansas 2 | Marcus Jones | 125,777 (41.1%) | French Hill | 180,509 (58.9%) | R+17.9 | |
| Arkansas 3 | Caitlin Draper | 95,578 (31.8%) | Steve Womack | 191,997 (63.8%) | 13,320 | R+32.0 |
| Arkansas 4 | Risie Howard | 73,207 (27.1%) | Bruce Westerman | 197,046 (72.9%) | R+45.8 | |
| California 1 | Rose Penelope Yee | 110,636 (34.7%) | Doug LaMalfa | 208,592 (65.3%) | R+30.7 | |
| California 2 | Jared Huffman | 272,384 (71.9%) | Chris Coulombe | 106,407 (28.1%) | D+43.8 | |
| California 3 | Jessica Morse | 187,960 (44.6%) | Kevin Kiley | 233,895 (55.4%) | R+10.9 | |
| California 4 | Mike Thompson | 227,321 (66.5%) | John Munn | 114,644 (33.5%) | D+33.0 | |
| California 5 | Michael Barkley | 140,919 (38.2%) | Tom McClintock | 227,643 (61.8%) | R+23.5 | |
| California 6 | Ami Bera | 165,386 (57.6%) | Christine Bish | 121,625 (42.4%) | D+15.3 | |
| California 7 | Doris Matsui | 197,361 (66.8%) | Tom Silva | 98,273 (33.2%) | D+33.5 | |
| California 8 | John Garamendi | 201,756 (74.0%) | Rudy Recile | 70,932 (26.0%) | D+48.0 | |
| California 9 | Josh Harder | 130,093 (51.8%) | Kevin Lincoln | 121,006 (48.2%) | D+3.6 | |
| California 10 | Mark DeSaulnier | 242,325 (66.5%) | Katherine Piccinini | 122,219 (33.5%) | D+33.0 | |
| California 11 | Nancy Pelosi | 274,784 (81.0%) | Bruce Lou | 64,312 (19.0%) | D+62.1 | |
| California 12 | Lateefah Simon | 185,176 (65.4%) | none | Jennifer Tran (Democratic) 97,849 (34.6%) |
D+65.4 | |
| California 13 | Adam Gray | 105,554 (50.0%) | John Duarte | 105,367 (50.0%) | D+0.1 | |
| California 14 | Eric Swalwell | 187,141 (67.8%) | Vin Kruttiventi | 88,998 (32.2%) | D+35.5 | |
| California 15 | Kevin Mullin | 211,569 (73.1%) | Anna Cheng Kramer | 77,839 (26.9%) | D+46.2 | |
| California 16 | Sam Liccardo | 179,583 (58.2%) | none | Evan Low (Democratic) 128,893 (41.8%) |
D+58.2 | |
| California 17 | Ro Khanna | 172,423 (67.7%) | Anita Chen | 82,376 (32.3%) | D+35.3 | |
| California 18 | Zoe Lofgren | 147,674 (64.6%) | Peter Hernandez | 80,832 (35.4%) | D+29.3 | |
| California 19 | Jimmy Panetta | 252,458 (69.3%) | Jason Anderson | 111,862 (30.7%) | D+38.6 | |
| California 20 | none | Vince Fong | 187,862 (65.1%) | Mike Boudreaux (Republican) 100,926 (34.9%) |
R+65.1 | |
| California 21 | Jim Costa | 102,701 (52.6%) | Michael Maher | 92,560 (47.4%) | D+5.2 | |
| California 22 | Rudy Salas | 78,023 (46.6%) | David Valadao | 89,484 (53.4%) | R+6.8 | |
| California 23 | Derek Marshall | 105,563 (39.9%) | Jay Obernolte | 159,286 (60.1%) | R+20.3 | |
| California 24 | Salud Carbajal | 214,301 (62.7%) | Thomas Cole | 127,370 (37.3%) | D+25.4 | |
| California 25 | Raul Ruiz | 137,837 (56.3%) | Ian Weeks | 107,194 (43.7%) | D+12.5 | |
| California 26 | Julia Brownley | 187,002 (56.1%) | Michael Koslow | 146,386 (43.9%) | D+12.2 | |
| California 27 | George Whitesides | 153,942 (51.4%) | Mike Garcia | 145,826 (48.6%) | D+2.7 | |
| California 28 | Judy Chu | 204,489 (64.9%) | April Verlato | 110,455 (35.1%) | D+29.9 | |
| California 29 | Luz Rivas | 146,312 (69.8%) | Benito Bernal | 63,374 (30.2%) | D+39.6 | |
| California 30 | Laura Friedman | 213,073 (68.4%) | Alex Balekian | 98,523 (31.6%) | D+36.8 | |
| California 31 | Gil Cisneros | 148,095 (59.7%) | Daniel Martinez | 99,856 (40.3%) | D+19.5 | |
| California 32 | Brad Sherman | 212,896 (66.2%) | Larry Thompson | 108,674 (33.8%) | D+32.4 | |
| California 33 | Pete Aguilar | 136,992 (58.8%) | Tom Herman | 95,852 (41.2%) | D+17.7 | |
| California 34 | Jimmy Gomez | 105,394 (55.6%) | none | David Kim (Democratic) 84,020 (44.4%) |
D+55.6 | |
| California 35 | Norma Torres | 136,413 (58.4%) | Mike Cargile | 97,142 (41.6%) | D+16.8 | |
| California 36 | Ted Lieu | 246,002 (68.7%) | Melissa Toomim | 111,985 (31.3%) | D+37.4 | |
| California 37 | Sydney Kamlager-Dove | 160,364 (78.3%) | none | Juan Rey (No party preference) 44,450 (21.7%) |
D+78.3 | |
| California 38 | Linda Sánchez | 165,110 (59.8%) | Eric Ching | 110,818 (40.2%) | D+19.7 | |
| California 39 | Mark Takano | 130,151 (56.7%) | David Serpa | 99,415 (43.3%) | D+13.4 | |
| California 40 | Joe Kerr | 171,530 (44.8%) | Young Kim | 211,758 (55.2%) | R+10.5 | |
| California 41 | Will Rollins | 171,093 (48.3%) | Ken Calvert | 182,893 (51.7%) | R+3.3 | |
| California 42 | Robert Garcia | 159,137 (68.1%) | John Briscoe | 74,396 (31.9%) | D+36.3 | |
| California 43 | Maxine Waters | 159,991 (75.1%) | Steve Williams | 53,110 (24.9%) | D+50.2 | |
| California 44 | Nanette Barragán | 164,765 (71.4%) | Roger Groh | 66,087 (28.6%) | D+42.8 | |
| California 45 | Derek Tran | 158,216 (50.1%) | Michelle Steel | 157,522 (49.9%) | D+0.2 | |
| California 46 | Lou Correa | 133,944 (63.4%) | David Pan | 77,201 (36.6%) | D+26.9 | |
| California 47 | Dave Min | 181,662 (51.5%) | Scott Baugh | 171,393 (48.5%) | D+2.9 | |
| California 48 | Stephen Houlahan | 146,665 (40.7%) | Darrell Issa | 213,625 (59.3%) | R+18.6 | |
| California 49 | Mike Levin | 197,333 (52.2%) | Matt Gunderson | 180,862 (47.8%) | D+4.4 | |
| California 50 | Scott Peters | 231,836 (64.3%) | Peter Bono | 128,859 (35.7%) | D+28.6 | |
| California 51 | Sara Jacobs | 198,772 (60.7%) | Bill Wells | 128,699 (39.3%) | D+21.4 | |
| California 52 | Juan Vargas | 172,178 (66.3%) | Justin Lee | 87,480 (33.7%) | D+32.6 | |
| Colorado 1 | Diana DeGette | 264,606 (76.5%) | Valdamar Archuleta | 74,598 (21.6%) | 6,531 | D+55.0 |
| Colorado 2 | Joe Neguse | 284,994 (68.4%) | Marshall Dawson | 120,633 (28.9%) | 11,281 | D+39.4 |
| Colorado 3 | Adam Frisch | 182,147 (45.8%) | Jeff Hurd | 201,951 (50.8%) | 13,455 | R+5.0 |
| Colorado 4 | Trisha Calvarese | 188,249 (42.0%) | Lauren Boebert | 240,213 (53.6%) | 19,345 | R+11.6 |
| Colorado 5 | River Gassen | 147,972 (40.9%) | Jeff Crank | 197,924 (54.7%) | 16,189 | R+13.8 |
| Colorado 6 | Jason Crow | 202,686 (59.0%) | John Fabbricatore | 132,174 (38.5%) | 8,861 | D+20.5 |
| Colorado 7 | Brittany Pettersen | 235,688 (55.3%) | Sergei Matveyuk | 175,273 (41.1%) | 15,005 | D+14.2 |
| Colorado 8 | Yadira Caraveo | 160,871 (48.2%) | Gabe Evans | 163,320 (49.0%) | 9,425 | R+0.7 |
| Connecticut 1 | John B. Larson | 208,649 (63.1%) | Jim Griffin | 115,065 (34.8%) | 6,768 | D+28.3 |
| Connecticut 2 | Joe Courtney | 218,162 (58.0%) | Mike France | 157,878 (42.0%) | 7 | D+16.0 |
| Connecticut 3 | Rosa DeLauro | 193,684 (58.9%) | Michael Massey | 135,113 (41.1%) | 126 | D+17.8 |
| Connecticut 4 | Jim Himes | 200,791 (61.1%) | Michael Goldstein | 122,793 (37.3%) | 5,273 | D+23.7 |
| Connecticut 5 | Jahana Hayes | 180,268 (53.4%) | George Logan | 157,258 (46.6%) | 79 | D+6.8 |
| Delaware at large | Sarah McBride | 287,830 (57.9%) | John Whalen | 209,606 (42.1%) | D+15.7 | |
| Florida 1 | Gay Valimont | 140,980 (34.0%) | Matt Gaetz | 274,108 (66.0%) | R+32.1 | |
| Florida 2 | Yen Bailey | 154,323 (38.4%) | Neal Dunn | 247,957 (61.6%) | R+23.3 | |
| Florida 3 | Tom Wells | 150,283 (38.4%) | Kat Cammack | 241,174 (61.6%) | R+23.2 | |
| Florida 4 | LaShonda Holloway | 165,912 (42.7%) | Aaron Bean | 222,364 (57.3%) | 73 | R+14.5 |
| Florida 5 | Jay McGovern | 156,570 (36.9%) | John Rutherford | 267,471 (63.1%) | 23 | R+26.2 |
| Florida 6 | James Stockton III | 143,050 (33.5%) | Michael Waltz | 284,414 (66.5%) | 10 | R+33.1 |
| Florida 7 | Jennifer Adams | 179,917 (43.5%) | Cory Mills | 233,937 (56.5%) | R+13.1 | |
| Florida 8 | Sandy Kennedy | 170,096 (37.8%) | Mike Haridopolos | 280,352 (62.2%) | R+24.5 | |
| Florida 9 | Darren Soto | 178,785 (55.1%) | Thomas Chalifoux | 138,076 (42.6%) | 7,412 | D+12.6 |
| Florida 10 | Maxwell Frost | 181,455 (62.4%) | Willie Montague | 109,460 (37.6%) | D+24.8 | |
| Florida 11 | Barbie Hall | 176,726 (39.6%) | Daniel Webster | 269,277 (60.4%) | R+20.8 | |
| Florida 12 | Rock Aboujaoude Jr. | 124,949 (29.0%) | Gus Bilirakis | 306,487 (71.0%) | R+42.1 | |
| Florida 13 | Whitney Fox | 185,930 (45.1%) | Anna Paulina Luna | 225,636 (54.8%) | 454 | R+9.6 |
| Florida 14 | Kathy Castor | 199,423 (56.9%) | Rocky Rochford | 145,643 (41.6%) | 5,119 | D+15.4 |
| Florida 15 | Pat Kemp | 152,361 (43.8%) | Laurel Lee | 195,334 (56.2%) | R+12.4 | |
| Florida 16 | Jan Schneider | 168,625 (40.5%) | Vern Buchanan | 247,516 (59.5%) | R+19.0 | |
| Florida 17 | Manny Lopez | 164,566 (36.1%) | Greg Steube | 291,347 (63.9%) | 384 | R+27.8 |
| Florida 18 | Andrea Doria Kale | 119,637 (34.7%) | Scott Franklin | 225,171 (65.3%) | R+30.6 | |
| Florida 19 | Kari Lerner | 140,038 (33.7%) | Byron Donalds | 275,708 (66.3%) | R+32.6 | |
| Florida 20 | Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick | none | no vote | |||
| Florida: Unopposed; no votes were counted. | ||||||
| Florida 21 | Thomas Witkop | 171,312 (38.1%) | Brian Mast | 277,435 (61.7%) | 654 | R+23.6 |
| Florida 22 | Lois Frankel | 201,608 (55.0%) | Dan Franzese | 165,248 (45.0%) | D+9.9 | |
| Florida 23 | Jared Moskowitz | 196,311 (52.4%) | Joe Kaufman | 178,006 (47.6%) | D+4.9 | |
| Florida 24 | Frederica Wilson | 194,874 (68.2%) | Jesus Navarro | 90,692 (31.8%) | 22 | D+36.5 |
| Florida 25 | Debbie Wasserman Schultz | 186,942 (54.3%) | Chris Eddy | 156,208 (45.4%) | 871 | D+8.9 |
| Florida 26 | Joey Atkins | 89,072 (29.1%) | Mario Díaz-Balart | 217,199 (70.9%) | R+41.8 | |
| Florida 27 | Lucia Baez-Geller | 130,708 (39.6%) | María Elvira Salazar | 199,159 (60.4%) | R+20.8 | |
| Florida 28 | Phil Ehr | 115,280 (35.4%) | Carlos A. Giménez | 210,057 (64.6%) | R+29.1 | |
| Georgia 1 | Patti Hewitt | 135,281 (38.0%) | Buddy Carter | 220,576 (62.0%) | R+24.0 | |
| Georgia 2 | Sanford Bishop | 176,028 (56.3%) | Wayne Johnson | 136,473 (43.7%) | D+12.7 | |
| Georgia 3 | Maura Keller | 138,749 (33.7%) | Brian Jack | 273,036 (66.3%) | R+32.6 | |
| Georgia 4 | Hank Johnson | 229,290 (75.6%) | Eugene Yu | 74,071 (24.4%) | D+51.2 | |
| Georgia 5 | Nikema Williams | 294,470 (85.7%) | John Salvesen | 49,221 (14.3%) | D+71.4 | |
| Georgia 6 | Lucy McBath | 277,020 (74.7%) | Jeff Criswell | 93,903 (25.3%) | D+49.4 | |
| Georgia 7 | Bob Christian | 149,532 (35.1%) | Rich McCormick | 275,907 (64.9%) | R+29.7 | |
| Georgia 8 | Darrius Butler | 104,434 (31.1%) | Austin Scott | 231,547 (68.9%) | R+37.8 | |
| Georgia 9 | Tambrei Cash | 121,754 (31.0%) | Andrew Clyde | 271,062 (69.0%) | R+38.0 | |
| Georgia 10 | Lexy Doherty | 150,274 (36.9%) | Mike Collins | 256,442 (63.1%) | R+26.1 | |
| Georgia 11 | Kate Stamper | 131,064 (31.9%) | Barry Loudermilk | 269,849 (65.6%) | 10,226 | R+33.8 |
| Georgia 12 | Liz Johnson | 135,417 (39.7%) | Rick Allen | 205,849 (60.3%) | R+20.6 | |
| Georgia 13 | David Scott | 256,902 (71.8%) | Jonathan Chavez | 100,730 (28.2%) | D+43.7 | |
| Georgia 14 | Shawn Harris | 134,759 (35.6%) | Marjorie Taylor Greene | 243,446 (64.4%) | R+28.7 | |
| Hawaii 1 | Ed Case | 164,237 (71.8%) | Patrick Largey | 64,373 (28.2%) | D+43.7 | |
| Hawaii 2 | Jill Tokuda | 166,251 (66.5%) | Steve Bond | 75,471 (30.2%) | 8,434 | D+36.3 |
| Idaho 1 | Kaylee Peterson | 118,656 (25.4%) | Russ Fulcher | 331,049 (71.0%) | 16,537 | R+45.6 |
| Idaho 2 | David Roth | 126,229 (31.0%) | Mike Simpson | 250,119 (61.4%) | Todd Corsetti (Libertarian) 21,310 (5.2%) |
R+30.4 |
| Illinois 1 | Jonathan Jackson | 208,398 (65.8%) | Marcus Lewis | 108,064 (34.1%) | 45 | D+31.7 |
| Illinois 2 | Robin Kelly | 195,777 (67.5%) | Ashley Ramos | 94,004 (32.4%) | 204 | D+35.1 |
| Illinois 3 | Delia Ramirez | 174,825 (67.2%) | John Booras | 84,987 (32.7%) | 365 | D+34.5 |
| Illinois 4 | Chuy García | 139,343 (67.5%) | Lupe Castillo | 56,323 (27.3%) | Ed Hershey (Working Class) 10,704 (5.2%) |
D+40.2 |
| Illinois 5 | Mike Quigley | 251,025 (69.0%) | Tommy Hanson | 112,931 (31.0%) | 18 | D+37.9 |
| Illinois 6 | Sean Casten | 196,647 (54.1%) | Niki Conforti | 166,116 (45.7%) | 620 | D+8.4 |
| Illinois 7 | Danny Davis | 222,408 (83.3%) | Chad Koppie | 44,598 (16.7%) | 146 | D+66.6 |
| Illinois 8 | Raja Krishnamoorthi | 172,920 (57.1%) | Mark Rice | 130,153 (42.9%) | D+14.1 | |
| Illinois 9 | Jan Schakowsky | 231,722 (68.4%) | Seth Cohen | 107,106 (31.6%) | D+36.8 | |
| Illinois 10 | Brad Schneider | 196,358 (59.8%) | Jim Carris | 131,025 (39.9%) | 1,142 | D+19.9 |
| Illinois 11 | Bill Foster | 199,825 (55.5%) | Jerry Evans | 159,630 (44.3%) | 838 | D+11.2 |
| Illinois 12 | Brian Roberts | 94,875 (25.8%) | Mike Bost | 272,754 (74.1%) | 427 | R+48.3 |
| Illinois 13 | Nikki Budzinski | 191,339 (58.0%) | Joshua Loyd | 137,917 (41.8%) | 863 | D+16.2 |
| Illinois 14 | Lauren Underwood | 183,446 (55.1%) | Jim Marter | 149,464 (44.9%) | 19 | D+10.2 |
| Illinois 15 | William Bonnett | 1,409 (0.5%) | Mary Miller | 308,825 (99.5%) | R+99.1 | |
| Illinois 16 | none | Darin LaHood | 310,925 (99.9%) | 183 | R+99.9 | |
| Illinois 17 | Eric Sorensen | 170,261 (54.2%) | Joe McGraw | 142,567 (45.4%) | 1,178 | D+8.8 |
| Indiana 1 | Frank J. Mrvan | 172,467 (53.4%) | Randy Niemeyer | 145,056 (44.9%) | 5,200 | D+8.5 |
| Indiana 2 | Lori Camp | 101,962 (34.6%) | Rudy Yakym | 184,848 (62.7%) | 7,808 | R+28.1 |
| Indiana 3 | Kiley Adolph | 97,871 (31.4%) | Marlin Stutzman | 202,653 (65.0%) | 11,015 | R+33.6 |
| Indiana 4 | Derrick Holder | 100,091 (30.9%) | Jim Baird | 209,794 (64.8%) | 13,710 | R+33.9 |
| Indiana 5 | Deborah Pickett | 136,554 (38.0%) | Victoria Spartz | 203,293 (56.6%) | 19,357 | R+18.6 |
| Indiana 6 | Cinde Wirth | 99,841 (31.7%) | Jefferson Shreve | 201,357 (63.9%) | 13,711 | R+32.2 |
| Indiana 7 | André Carson | 185,987 (68.3%) | John Schmitz | 78,792 (29.0%) | 7,369 | D+39.4 |
| Indiana 8 | Erik Hurt | 95,319 (29.5%) | Mark Messmer | 219,914 (68.0%) | 8,371 | R+38.5 |
| Indiana 9 | Tim Peck | 113,400 (32.8%) | Erin Houchin | 222,884 (64.5%) | 9,454 | R+31.7 |
| Iowa 1 | Christina Bohannan | 206,156 (49.8%) | Mariannette Miller-Meeks | 206,955 (50.0%) | 967 | R+0.2 |
| Iowa 2 | Sarah Corkery | 169,740 (41.5%) | Ashley Hinson | 233,340 (57.1%) | 5,722 | R+15.6 |
| Iowa 3 | Lanon Baccam | 197,962 (47.9%) | Zach Nunn | 213,746 (51.8%) | 1,197 | R+3.8 |
| Iowa 4 | Ryan Melton | 122,175 (32.7%) | Randy Feenstra | 250,522 (67.0%) | 1,127 | R+34.3 |
| Kansas 1 | Paul Buskirk | 93,965 (30.9%) | Tracey Mann | 210,493 (69.1%) | R+38.3 | |
| Kansas 2 | Nancy Boyda | 115,669 (38.2%) | Derek Schmidt | 172,824 (57.1%) | 14,274 | R+18.9 |
| Kansas 3 | Sharice Davids | 209,871 (53.4%) | Prasanth Reddy | 167,570 (42.6%) | 15,892 | D+10.8 |
| Kansas 4 | Esau Freeman | 106,632 (35.0%) | Ron Estes | 198,465 (65.0%) | R+30.1 | |
| Kentucky 1 | Erin Marshall | 85,524 (25.3%) | James Comer | 252,729 (74.7%) | R+49.4 | |
| Kentucky 2 | Hank Linderman | 93,029 (26.9%) | Brett Guthrie | 252,826 (73.1%) | R+46.2 | |
| Kentucky 3 | Morgan McGarvey | 203,100 (61.9%) | Mike Craven | 124,713 (38.0%) | 51 | D+23.9 |
| Kentucky 4 | none | Thomas Massie | 278,386 (99.6%) | 1,131 | R+99.6 | |
| Kentucky 5 | none | Hal Rogers | 261,407 (100.0%) | R+100.0 | ||
| Kentucky 6 | Randy Cravens | 130,344 (37.0%) | Andy Barr | 222,291 (63.0%) | R+26.1 | |
| Louisiana 1 | Mel Manuel | 85,911 (24.0%) | Steve Scalise | 238,842 (66.8%) | 32,967 | R+42.8 |
| Louisiana 2 | Troy Carter | 184,009 (60.3%) | Christy Lynch | 41,641 (13.6%) | Devin Graham (Republican) 39,174 (12.8%) |
D+46.7 |
| Louisiana 3 | Priscilla Gonzalez | 59,834 (18.7%) | Clay Higgins | 226,279 (70.6%) | Sadi Summerlin (Democratic) 21,323 (6.6%) |
R+51.9 |
| Louisiana 4 | none | Mike Johnson | 262,821 (85.8%) | Joshua Morott (Republican) 43,427 (14.2%) |
R+85.8 | |
| Louisiana 5 | Michael Vallien Jr. | 82,981 (25.9%) | Julia Letlow | 201,037 (62.9%) | Vinny Mendoza (Republican) 35,833 (11.2%) |
R+36.9 |
| Louisiana 6 | Cleo Fields | 150,323 (50.8%) | Elbert Guillory | 111,737 (37.7%) | Quentin Anderson (Democratic) 23,811 (8.0%) |
D+13.0 |
| Maine 1 | Chellie Pingree | 249,798 (58.7%) | Ronald Russell | 154,849 (36.4%) | 20,883 | D+22.3 |
| Maine 2 | Jared Golden | 197,151 (50.3%) | Austin Theriault | 194,445 (49.7%) | D+0.7 | |
| Maryland 1 | Blane Miller | 154,985 (37.4%) | Andy Harris | 246,356 (59.4%) | 13,339 | R+22.0 |
| Maryland 2 | Johnny Olszewski | 223,797 (58.2%) | Kimberly Klacik | 152,079 (39.5%) | 8,918 | D+18.6 |
| Maryland 3 | Sarah Elfreth | 236,681 (59.3%) | Robert Steinberger | 151,186 (37.9%) | 11,333 | D+21.4 |
| Maryland 4 | Glenn Ivey | 239,596 (88.4%) | George McDermott | 30,454 (11.2%) | 920 | D+77.2 |
| Maryland 5 | Steny Hoyer | 283,619 (67.8%) | Michelle Talkington | 133,985 (32.0%) | 999 | D+35.8 |
| Maryland 6 | April McClain Delaney | 199,788 (53.0%) | Neil Parrott | 175,974 (46.7%) | 862 | D+6.3 |
| Maryland 7 | Kweisi Mfume | 232,849 (80.3%) | Scott Collier | 49,799 (17.2%) | 7,489 | D+63.1 |
| Maryland 8 | Jamie Raskin | 292,101 (76.8%) | Cheryl Riley | 77,821 (20.5%) | 10,398 | D+56.3 |
| Massachusetts 1 | Richard Neal | 223,325 (62.4%) | none | Nadia Milleron (Independent) 133,552 (37.3%) |
D+62.4 | |
| Massachusetts 2 | Jim McGovern | 251,441 (68.6%) | none | Cornelius Shea (Independent) 114,065 (31.1%) |
D+68.6 | |
| Massachusetts 3 | Lori Trahan | 264,698 (97.5%) | none | 6,861 | D+97.5 | |
| Massachusetts 4 | Jake Auchincloss | 289,347 (97.2%) | none | 8,378 | D+97.2 | |
| Massachusetts 5 | Katherine Clark | 286,689 (98.2%) | none | 5,201 | D+98.2 | |
| Massachusetts 6 | Seth Moulton | 321,186 (97.8%) | none | 7,191 | D+97.8 | |
| Massachusetts 7 | Ayanna Pressley | 232,094 (97.1%) | none | 6,907 | D+97.1 | |
| Massachusetts 8 | Stephen Lynch | 265,432 (70.4%) | Robert Burke | 110,638 (29.4%) | 760 | D+41.1 |
| Massachusetts 9 | Bill Keating | 251,931 (56.4%) | Dan Sullivan | 193,822 (43.4%) | 642 | D+13.0 |
| Michigan 1 | Callie Barr | 180,937 (37.9%) | Jack Bergman | 282,264 (59.2%) | 13,983 | R+21.2 |
| Michigan 2 | Michael Lynch | 135,824 (31.7%) | John Moolenaar | 279,167 (65.1%) | 13,559 | R+33.5 |
| Michigan 3 | Hillary Scholten | 225,510 (53.7%) | Paul Hudson | 183,952 (43.8%) | 10,827 | D+9.9 |
| Michigan 4 | Jessica Swartz | 184,641 (43.4%) | Bill Huizenga | 234,489 (55.1%) | 6,687 | R+11.7 |
| Michigan 5 | Libbi Urban | 134,282 (32.8%) | Tim Walberg | 269,215 (65.7%) | 6,379 | R+32.9 |
| Michigan 6 | Debbie Dingell | 281,162 (62.0%) | Heather Smiley | 158,658 (35.0%) | 13,486 | D+27.0 |
| Michigan 7 | Curtis Hertel Jr. | 209,959 (46.6%) | Tom Barrett | 226,722 (50.3%) | 14,231 | R+3.7 |
| Michigan 8 | Kristen McDonald Rivet | 217,490 (51.3%) | Paul Junge | 189,317 (44.6%) | 17,543 | D+6.6 |
| Michigan 9 | Clinton St. Mosley | 138,138 (29.5%) | Lisa McClain | 312,593 (66.8%) | 17,507 | R+37.3 |
| Michigan 10 | Carl Marlinga | 191,363 (45.0%) | John James | 217,437 (51.1%) | 16,501 | R+6.1 |
| Michigan 11 | Haley Stevens | 260,780 (58.2%) | Nick Somberg | 177,432 (39.6%) | 9,713 | D+18.6 |
| Michigan 12 | Rashida Tlaib | 253,354 (69.7%) | James Hooper | 92,490 (25.4%) | 17,655 | D+44.3 |
| Michigan 13 | Shri Thanedar | 220,788 (68.6%) | Martell Bivings | 78,917 (24.5%) | 21,944 | D+44.1 |
| Minnesota 1 | Rachel Bohman | 156,375 (41.4%) | Brad Finstad | 220,929 (58.5%) | 297 | R+17.1 |
| Minnesota 2 | Angie Craig | 231,751 (55.5%) | Joe Teirab | 175,621 (42.1%) | 9,947 | D+13.5 |
| Minnesota 3 | Kelly Morrison | 240,209 (58.4%) | Tad Jude | 170,427 (41.5%) | 504 | D+17.0 |
| Minnesota 4 | Betty McCollum | 242,802 (67.3%) | May Lor Xiong | 117,618 (32.6%) | 623 | D+34.7 |
| Minnesota 5 | Ilhan Omar | 261,066 (74.4%) | Dalia al-Aqidi | 86,213 (24.6%) | 3,768 | D+49.8 |
| Minnesota 6 | Jeanne Hendricks | 155,836 (37.4%) | Tom Emmer | 260,095 (62.4%) | 565 | R+25.0 |
| Minnesota 7 | A. J. Peters | 114,979 (29.4%) | Michelle Fischbach | 275,098 (70.4%) | 433 | R+41.0 |
| Minnesota 8 | Jennifer Schultz | 176,724 (41.9%) | Pete Stauber | 244,498 (58.0%) | 384 | R+16.1 |
| Mississippi 1 | Dianne Black | 96,697 (30.2%) | Trent Kelly | 223,589 (69.8%) | R+39.6 | |
| Mississippi 2 | Bennie Thompson | 177,885 (62.0%) | Ron Eller | 108,956 (38.0%) | D+24.0 | |
| Mississippi 3 | none | Michael Guest | 265,159 (100.0%) | R+100.0 | ||
| Mississippi 4 | Craig Raybon | 75,771 (26.1%) | Mike Ezell | 215,095 (73.9%) | R+47.9 | |
| Missouri 1 | Wesley Bell | 233,312 (75.9%) | Andrew Jones | 56,453 (18.4%) | 17,500 | D+57.6 |
| Missouri 2 | Ray Hartmann | 182,056 (42.5%) | Ann Wagner | 233,444 (54.5%) | 12,892 | R+12.0 |
| Missouri 3 | Bethany Mann | 138,532 (35.3%) | Bob Onder | 240,620 (61.3%) | 13,311 | R+26.0 |
| Missouri 4 | Jeanette Cass | 96,568 (26.4%) | Mark Alford | 259,886 (71.1%) | 9,242 | R+44.7 |
| Missouri 5 | Emanuel Cleaver | 199,900 (60.2%) | Sean Smith | 120,957 (36.4%) | 11,072 | D+23.8 |
| Missouri 6 | Pam May | 100,999 (26.9%) | Sam Graves | 265,210 (70.7%) | 8,977 | R+43.8 |
| Missouri 7 | Missi Hesketh | 96,655 (26.3%) | Eric Burlison | 263,231 (71.6%) | 7,982 | R+45.3 |
| Missouri 8 | Randi McCallian | 77,649 (21.8%) | Jason Smith | 271,249 (76.2%) | 7,166 | R+54.4 |
| Montana 1 | Monica Tranel | 143,783 (44.6%) | Ryan Zinke | 168,529 (52.3%) | 9,954 | R+7.7 |
| Montana 2 | John Driscoll | 93,713 (33.9%) | Troy Downing | 181,832 (65.7%) | 1,107 | R+31.9 |
| Nebraska 1 | Carol Blood | 124,498 (39.9%) | Mike Flood | 187,559 (60.1%) | R+20.2 | |
| Nebraska 2 | Tony Vargas | 154,369 (49.1%) | Don Bacon | 160,198 (50.9%) | R+1.9 | |
| Nebraska 3 | Daniel Ebers | 59,287 (19.6%) | Adrian Smith | 243,481 (80.4%) | R+60.8 | |
| Nevada 1 | Dina Titus | 167,874 (52.0%) | Mark Robertson | 143,638 (44.5%) | 11,363 | D+7.5 |
| Nevada 2 | none | Mark Amodei | 219,919 (55.0%) | Robert Kidd (Independent) 144,064 (36.1%) |
R+55.0 | |
| Nevada 3 | Susie Lee | 191,292 (51.4%) | Drew Johnson | 181,063 (48.6%) | D+2.8 | |
| Nevada 4 | Steven Horsford | 174,884 (52.7%) | John Lee | 148,001 (44.6%) | 9,212 | D+8.1 |
| New Hampshire 1 | Chris Pappas | 218,577 (54.0%) | Russell Prescott | 185,936 (45.9%) | 295 | D+8.1 |
| New Hampshire 2 | Maggie Goodlander | 211,641 (52.9%) | Lily Tang Williams | 187,810 (47.0%) | 367 | D+6.0 |
| New Jersey 1 | Donald Norcross | 208,808 (57.8%) | Teddy Liddell | 144,390 (40.0%) | 7,862 | D+17.8 |
| New Jersey 2 | Joe Salerno | 153,117 (41.2%) | Jeff Van Drew | 215,946 (58.1%) | 2,557 | R+16.9 |
| New Jersey 3 | Herb Conaway | 202,034 (53.2%) | Rajesh Mohan | 169,454 (44.7%) | 7,996 | D+8.6 |
| New Jersey 4 | Matthew Jenkins | 124,803 (31.7%) | Chris Smith | 265,652 (67.4%) | 3,773 | R+35.7 |
| New Jersey 5 | Josh Gottheimer | 208,359 (54.6%) | Mary Jo Guinchard | 165,287 (43.3%) | 8,243 | D+11.3 |
| New Jersey 6 | Frank Pallone | 170,275 (56.1%) | Scott Fegler | 122,519 (40.3%) | 10,887 | D+15.7 |
| New Jersey 7 | Sue Altman | 200,025 (46.4%) | Tom Kean Jr. | 223,331 (51.8%) | 8,042 | R+5.4 |
| New Jersey 8 | Rob Menendez | 115,718 (59.0%) | Anthony Valdes | 67,545 (34.4%) | 12,992 | D+24.6 |
| New Jersey 9 | Nellie Pou | 130,514 (50.8%) | Billy Prempeh | 117,939 (45.9%) | 8,560 | D+4.9 |
| New Jersey 10 | LaMonica McIver | 182,020 (74.4%) | Carmen Bucco | 54,405 (22.2%) | 8,152 | D+52.2 |
| New Jersey 11 | Mikie Sherrill | 222,583 (56.5%) | Joseph Belnome | 164,556 (41.8%) | 6,612 | D+14.7 |
| New Jersey 12 | Bonnie Watson Coleman | 196,871 (61.2%) | Darius Mayfield | 117,222 (36.4%) | 7,567 | D+24.8 |
| New Mexico 1 | Melanie Stansbury | 193,203 (56.4%) | Steve Jones | 149,546 (43.6%) | D+12.7 | |
| New Mexico 2 | Gabe Vasquez | 138,177 (52.1%) | Yvette Herrell | 127,145 (47.9%) | D+4.2 | |
| New Mexico 3 | Teresa Leger Fernandez | 162,342 (56.3%) | Sharon Clahchischilliage | 126,085 (43.7%) | D+12.6 | |
| New York 1 | John Avlon | 183,540 (44.8%) | Nick LaLota | 226,285 (55.2%) | R+10.4 | |
| New York 2 | Rob Lubin | 136,371 (40.2%) | Andrew Garbarino | 202,597 (59.8%) | R+19.5 | |
| New York 3 | Tom Suozzi | 187,651 (51.8%) | Michael LiPetri | 174,694 (48.2%) | D+3.6 | |
| New York 4 | Laura Gillen | 191,793 (51.2%) | Anthony D'Esposito | 183,168 (48.8%) | D+2.3 | |
| New York 5 | Gregory Meeks | 168,425 (72.9%) | Paul King | 62,529 (27.1%) | D+45.9 | |
| New York 6 | Grace Meng | 120,205 (60.7%) | Thomas Zmich | 74,559 (37.6%) | 3,272 | D+23.1 |
| New York 7 | Nydia Velázquez | 172,795 (78.1%) | William Kregler | 48,435 (21.9%) | D+56.2 | |
| New York 8 | Hakeem Jeffries | 168,036 (75.4%) | John Delaney | 54,863 (24.6%) | D+50.8 | |
| New York 9 | Yvette Clarke | 173,207 (74.3%) | Menachem Raitport | 60,064 (25.7%) | D+48.5 | |
| New York 10 | Dan Goldman | 206,206 (82.3%) | Alex Dodenhoff | 37,555 (15.0%) | 6,747 | D+67.3 |
| New York 11 | Andrea Morse | 93,586 (35.9%) | Nicole Malliotakis | 167,099 (64.1%) | R+28.2 | |
| New York 12 | Jerry Nadler | 260,165 (80.5%) | Michael Zumbluskas | 62,989 (19.5%) | D+61.0 | |
| New York 13 | Adriano Espaillat | 181,800 (83.5%) | Ruben Vargas | 35,822 (16.5%) | D+67.1 | |
| New York 14 | Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez | 132,714 (68.9%) | Tina Forte | 59,078 (30.7%) | 759 | D+38.2 |
| New York 15 | Ritchie Torres | 130,392 (76.2%) | Gonzalo Duran | 36,010 (21.0%) | 4,693 | D+55.2 |
| New York 16 | George Latimer | 217,668 (71.6%) | Miriam Levitt Flisser | 86,408 (28.4%) | D+43.2 | |
| New York 17 | Mondaire Jones | 173,899 (45.9%) | Mike Lawler | 197,845 (52.2%) | 7,530 | R+6.3 |
| New York 18 | Pat Ryan | 207,106 (57.1%) | Alison Esposito | 155,129 (42.8%) | 337 | D+14.3 |
| New York 19 | Josh Riley | 192,647 (51.1%) | Marc Molinaro | 184,290 (48.9%) | D+2.2 | |
| New York 20 | Paul Tonko | 221,997 (61.1%) | Kevin Waltz | 141,151 (38.9%) | D+22.3 | |
| New York 21 | Paula Collins | 131,930 (37.9%) | Elise Stefanik | 216,513 (62.1%) | R+24.3 | |
| New York 22 | John Mannion | 194,450 (54.6%) | Brandon Williams | 161,939 (45.4%) | D+9.1 | |
| New York 23 | Thomas Carle | 128,651 (34.2%) | Nick Langworthy | 247,599 (65.8%) | R+31.6 | |
| New York 24 | David Wagenhauser | 123,317 (34.3%) | Claudia Tenney | 235,867 (65.7%) | R+31.3 | |
| New York 25 | Joseph Morelle | 219,175 (60.8%) | Gregg Sadwick | 141,195 (39.2%) | D+21.6 | |
| New York 26 | Tim Kennedy | 209,131 (65.2%) | Anthony Marecki | 111,772 (34.8%) | D+30.3 | |
| North Carolina 1 | Don Davis | 186,330 (49.5%) | Laurie Buckhout | 180,026 (47.8%) | 9,949 | D+1.7 |
| North Carolina 2 | Deborah Ross | 268,662 (66.3%) | Alan Swain | 128,164 (31.6%) | 8,691 | D+34.7 |
| North Carolina 3 | none | Greg Murphy | 248,276 (77.4%) | Gheorghe Cormos (Libertarian) 72,565 (22.6%) |
R+77.4 | |
| North Carolina 4 | Valerie Foushee | 308,064 (71.8%) | Eric Blankenburg | 112,084 (26.1%) | 8,632 | D+45.7 |
| North Carolina 5 | Chuck Hubbard | 162,390 (40.5%) | Virginia Foxx | 238,304 (59.5%) | R+19.0 | |
| North Carolina 6 | none | Addison McDowell | 233,303 (69.2%) | Kevin Hayes (Constitution) 104,017 (30.8%) |
R+69.2 | |
| North Carolina 7 | Marlando Pridgen | 179,512 (41.4%) | David Rouzer | 254,022 (58.6%) | R+17.2 | |
| North Carolina 8 | Justin Dues | 161,709 (40.4%) | Mark Harris | 238,640 (59.6%) | R+19.2 | |
| North Carolina 9 | Nigel Bristow | 140,852 (37.8%) | Richard Hudson | 210,042 (56.3%) | Shelane Etchison (Independent) 22,183 (5.9%) |
R+18.6 |
| North Carolina 10 | Ralph Scott Jr. | 155,383 (38.2%) | Pat Harrigan | 233,814 (57.5%) | 17,498 | R+19.3 |
| North Carolina 11 | Caleb Rudow | 186,979 (43.2%) | Chuck Edwards | 245,549 (56.8%) | R+13.5 | |
| North Carolina 12 | Alma Adams | 259,627 (74.0%) | Addul Ali | 91,128 (26.0%) | D+48.0 | |
| North Carolina 13 | Frank Pierce | 171,837 (41.4%) | Brad Knott | 243,657 (58.6%) | R+17.3 | |
| North Carolina 14 | Pam Genant | 168,275 (41.9%) | Tim Moore | 232,988 (58.1%) | R+16.1 | |
| North Dakota at large | Trygve Hammer | 109,231 (30.4%) | Julie Fedorchak | 249,101 (69.2%) | 1,455 | R+38.9 |
| Ohio 1 | Greg Landsman | 213,916 (54.6%) | Orlando Sonza | 177,993 (45.4%) | D+9.2 | |
| Ohio 2 | Samantha Meadows | 96,401 (26.4%) | David Taylor | 268,211 (73.6%) | 4 | R+47.1 |
| Ohio 3 | Joyce Beatty | 242,632 (70.7%) | Michael Young | 100,355 (29.3%) | D+41.5 | |
| Ohio 4 | Tamie Wilson | 125,905 (31.5%) | Jim Jordan | 273,297 (68.5%) | R+36.9 | |
| Ohio 5 | Keith Mundy | 123,024 (32.5%) | Bob Latta | 255,633 (67.5%) | R+35.0 | |
| Ohio 6 | Michael Kripchak | 122,515 (33.3%) | Michael Rulli | 245,860 (66.7%) | R+33.5 | |
| Ohio 7 | Matt Diemer | 144,613 (36.1%) | Max Miller | 204,494 (51.1%) | Dennis Kucinich (Independent) 51,264 (12.8%) |
R+15.0 |
| Ohio 8 | Vanessa Enoch | 140,625 (37.2%) | Warren Davidson | 237,503 (62.8%) | R+25.6 | |
| Ohio 9 | Marcy Kaptur | 181,098 (48.3%) | Derek Merrin | 178,716 (47.6%) | 15,381 | D+0.6 |
| Ohio 10 | Amy Cox | 145,420 (39.2%) | Mike Turner | 213,695 (57.6%) | 11,631 | R+18.4 |
| Ohio 11 | Shontel Brown | 236,883 (78.3%) | Alan Rapoport | 59,394 (19.6%) | 6,107 | D+58.7 |
| Ohio 12 | Jerrad Christian | 119,738 (31.5%) | Troy Balderson | 260,450 (68.5%) | R+37.0 | |
| Ohio 13 | Emilia Sykes | 197,466 (51.1%) | Kevin Coughlin | 188,924 (48.9%) | D+2.2 | |
| Ohio 14 | Brian Kenderes | 140,431 (36.6%) | David Joyce | 243,427 (63.4%) | R+26.8 | |
| Ohio 15 | Adam Miller | 151,411 (43.5%) | Mike Carey | 196,338 (56.5%) | R+12.9 | |
| Oklahoma 1 | Dennis Baker | 107,903 (34.5%) | Kevin Hern | 188,832 (60.4%) | Mark Sanders (Independent) 15,766 (5.0%) |
R+25.9 |
| Oklahoma 2 | Brandon Wade | 68,841 (21.4%) | Josh Brecheen | 238,123 (74.2%) | 14,061 | R+52.7 |
| Oklahoma 3 | none | Frank Lucas | no vote | |||
| Oklahoma: Unopposed; no votes were counted. | ||||||
| Oklahoma 4 | Mary Brannon | 86,641 (28.3%) | Tom Cole | 199,962 (65.2%) | James Stacy (Independent) 19,870 (6.5%) |
R+37.0 |
| Oklahoma 5 | Madison Horn | 134,471 (39.3%) | Stephanie Bice | 207,636 (60.7%) | R+21.4 | |
| Oregon 1 | Suzanne Bonamici | 241,556 (68.6%) | Bob Todd | 98,908 (28.1%) | 11,527 | D+40.5 |
| Oregon 2 | Dan Ruby | 115,337 (32.8%) | Cliff Bentz | 224,601 (63.9%) | 11,551 | R+31.1 |
| Oregon 3 | Maxine Dexter | 226,405 (67.7%) | Joanna Harbour | 84,344 (25.2%) | 23,620 | D+42.5 |
| Oregon 4 | Val Hoyle | 195,862 (51.7%) | Monique DeSpain | 166,430 (43.9%) | 16,473 | D+7.8 |
| Oregon 5 | Janelle Bynum | 191,365 (47.7%) | Lori Chavez-DeRemer | 180,420 (45.0%) | 29,508 | D+2.7 |
| Oregon 6 | Andrea Salinas | 180,869 (53.3%) | Mike Erickson | 157,634 (46.5%) | 562 | D+6.9 |
| Pennsylvania 1 | Ashley Ehasz | 202,042 (43.6%) | Brian Fitzpatrick | 261,390 (56.4%) | R+12.8 | |
| Pennsylvania 2 | Brendan Boyle | 193,691 (71.5%) | Haroon Bashir | 77,355 (28.5%) | D+42.9 | |
| Pennsylvania 3 | Dwight Evans | 338,674 (100.0%) | none | D+100.0 | ||
| Pennsylvania 4 | Madeleine Dean | 269,066 (59.1%) | David Winkler | 186,457 (40.9%) | D+18.1 | |
| Pennsylvania 5 | Mary Gay Scanlon | 267,754 (65.3%) | Alfeia DeVaughn-Goodwin | 142,355 (34.7%) | D+30.6 | |
| Pennsylvania 6 | Chrissy Houlahan | 235,625 (56.2%) | Neil Young Jr. | 183,638 (43.8%) | D+12.4 | |
| Pennsylvania 7 | Susan Wild | 199,626 (49.5%) | Ryan Mackenzie | 203,688 (50.5%) | R+1.0 | |
| Pennsylvania 8 | Matt Cartwright | 189,411 (49.2%) | Rob Bresnahan | 195,663 (50.8%) | R+1.6 | |
| Pennsylvania 9 | Amanda Waldman | 115,523 (29.5%) | Dan Meuser | 276,212 (70.5%) | R+41.0 | |
| Pennsylvania 10 | Janelle Stelson | 200,434 (49.4%) | Scott Perry | 205,567 (50.6%) | R+1.3 | |
| Pennsylvania 11 | Jim Atkinson | 149,641 (37.1%) | Lloyd Smucker | 253,672 (62.9%) | R+25.8 | |
| Pennsylvania 12 | Summer Lee | 234,802 (56.4%) | James Hayes | 181,426 (43.6%) | D+12.8 | |
| Pennsylvania 13 | Beth Farnham | 104,823 (25.8%) | John Joyce | 301,460 (74.2%) | R+48.4 | |
| Pennsylvania 14 | Christopher Dziados | 134,755 (33.4%) | Guy Reschenthaler | 268,380 (66.6%) | R+33.2 | |
| Pennsylvania 15 | Zacheray Womer | 111,408 (28.5%) | Glenn Thompson | 279,027 (71.5%) | R+42.9 | |
| Pennsylvania 16 | Preston Nouri | 146,709 (36.3%) | Mike Kelly | 256,923 (63.7%) | R+27.3 | |
| Pennsylvania 17 | Chris Deluzio | 242,838 (53.9%) | Rob Mercuri | 207,900 (46.1%) | D+7.8 | |
| Rhode Island 1 | Gabe Amo | 139,352 (63.0%) | Allen Waters | 70,742 (32.0%) | 11,024 | D+31.0 |
| Rhode Island 2 | Seth Magaziner | 153,439 (58.2%) | Steve Corvi | 109,381 (41.5%) | 660 | D+16.7 |
| South Carolina 1 | Michael Moore | 162,582 (41.6%) | Nancy Mace | 227,502 (58.2%) | 693 | R+16.6 |
| South Carolina 2 | David Robinson II | 142,985 (40.2%) | Joe Wilson | 211,514 (59.5%) | 786 | R+19.3 |
| South Carolina 3 | Bryon Best | 87,735 (25.3%) | Sheri Biggs | 248,451 (71.7%) | 10,527 | R+46.4 |
| South Carolina 4 | Kathryn Harvey | 128,976 (37.2%) | William Timmons | 206,916 (59.7%) | 10,522 | R+22.5 |
| South Carolina 5 | Evangeline Hundley | 130,592 (36.3%) | Ralph Norman | 228,260 (63.5%) | 557 | R+27.2 |
| South Carolina 6 | Jim Clyburn | 182,056 (59.5%) | Duke Buckner | 112,360 (36.7%) | 11,561 | D+22.8 |
| South Carolina 7 | Mal Hyman | 129,522 (35.0%) | Russell Fry | 240,326 (64.9%) | 481 | R+29.9 |
| South Dakota at large | Sheryl Johnson | 117,818 (28.0%) | Dusty Johnson | 303,630 (72.0%) | R+44.1 | |
| Tennessee 1 | Kevin Jenkins | 64,021 (19.4%) | Diana Harshbarger | 257,825 (78.1%) | 8,353 | R+58.7 |
| Tennessee 2 | Jane George | 111,316 (30.7%) | Tim Burchett | 250,782 (69.3%) | R+38.5 | |
| Tennessee 3 | Jack Allen | 102,841 (29.4%) | Chuck Fleischmann | 236,519 (67.5%) | 10,968 | R+38.2 |
| Tennessee 4 | Victoria Broderick | 83,832 (26.8%) | Scott DesJarlais | 219,133 (70.0%) | 10,290 | R+43.2 |
| Tennessee 5 | Maryam Abolfazli | 142,387 (39.5%) | Andy Ogles | 205,075 (56.9%) | 13,252 | R+17.4 |
| Tennessee 6 | Lore Bergman | 106,144 (32.0%) | John Rose | 225,543 (68.0%) | R+36.0 | |
| Tennessee 7 | Megan Barry | 122,764 (38.0%) | Mark Green | 191,992 (59.5%) | 7,900 | R+21.5 |
| Tennessee 8 | Sarah Freeman | 85,043 (25.6%) | David Kustoff | 240,411 (72.3%) | 6,861 | R+46.8 |
| Tennessee 9 | Steve Cohen | 159,522 (71.3%) | Charlotte Bergman | 57,411 (25.7%) | 6,770 | D+45.7 |
| Texas 1 | none | Nathaniel Moran | 258,523 (100.0%) | R+100.0 | ||
| Texas 2 | Peter Filler | 112,252 (34.3%) | Dan Crenshaw | 214,631 (65.7%) | R+31.3 | |
| Texas 3 | Sandeep Srivastava | 142,953 (37.5%) | Keith Self | 237,794 (62.5%) | R+24.9 | |
| Texas 4 | Simon Cardell | 111,696 (31.6%) | Pat Fallon | 241,603 (68.4%) | R+36.8 | |
| Texas 5 | Ruth Torres | 107,712 (35.9%) | Lance Gooden | 192,185 (64.1%) | R+28.2 | |
| Texas 6 | John Love III | 98,319 (34.3%) | Jake Ellzey | 188,119 (65.7%) | R+31.4 | |
| Texas 7 | Lizzie Fletcher | 148,406 (61.2%) | Caroline Kane | 94,204 (38.8%) | D+22.3 | |
| Texas 8 | Laura Jones | 108,754 (31.8%) | Morgan Luttrell | 233,423 (68.2%) | R+36.4 | |
| Texas 9 | Al Green | 184,141 (100.0%) | none | D+100.0 | ||
| Texas 10 | Theresa Boisseau | 117,937 (34.8%) | Michael McCaul | 220,908 (65.2%) | R+30.4 | |
| Texas 11 | none | August Pfluger | 211,975 (100.0%) | R+100.0 | ||
| Texas 12 | Trey Hunt | 123,666 (36.5%) | Craig Goldman | 215,112 (63.5%) | R+27.0 | |
| Texas 13 | none | Ronny Jackson | 240,622 (100.0%) | R+100.0 | ||
| Texas 14 | Rhonda Hart | 95,875 (31.3%) | Randy Weber | 210,320 (68.7%) | R+37.4 | |
| Texas 15 | Michelle Vallejo | 95,965 (42.9%) | Monica De La Cruz | 127,804 (57.1%) | R+14.2 | |
| Texas 16 | Veronica Escobar | 131,391 (59.5%) | Irene Armendariz-Jackson | 89,281 (40.5%) | D+19.1 | |
| Texas 17 | Mark Lorenzen | 97,941 (33.7%) | Pete Sessions | 193,101 (66.3%) | R+32.7 | |
| Texas 18 | Sylvester Turner | 151,834 (69.4%) | Lana Centonze | 66,810 (30.5%) | 76 | D+38.9 |
| Texas 19 | none | Jodey Arrington | 214,600 (80.7%) | Nathan Lewis (Independent) 27,386 (10.3%) |
R+80.7 | |
| Texas 20 | Joaquin Castro | 157,890 (100.0%) | none | D+100.0 | ||
| Texas 21 | Kristin Hook | 153,765 (36.1%) | Chip Roy | 263,744 (61.9%) | 8,914 | R+25.8 |
| Texas 22 | Marquette Greene-Scott | 127,604 (37.9%) | Troy Nehls | 209,285 (62.1%) | R+24.3 | |
| Texas 23 | Santos Limon | 109,373 (37.7%) | Tony Gonzales | 180,720 (62.3%) | R+24.6 | |
| Texas 24 | Sam Eppler | 149,518 (39.7%) | Beth Van Duyne | 227,108 (60.3%) | R+20.6 | |
| Texas 25 | none | Roger Williams | 263,042 (99.4%) | 1,661 | R+99.4 | |
| Texas 26 | Ernest Lineberger III | 138,558 (35.7%) | Brandon Gill | 241,096 (62.1%) | 8,773 | R+26.4 |
| Texas 27 | Tanya Lloyd | 94,596 (34.0%) | Michael Cloud | 183,980 (66.0%) | R+32.1 | |
| Texas 28 | Henry Cuellar | 125,490 (52.8%) | Jay Furman | 112,117 (47.2%) | D+5.6 | |
| Texas 29 | Sylvia Garcia | 98,842 (65.2%) | Alan Garza | 52,689 (34.8%) | D+30.5 | |
| Texas 30 | Jasmine Crockett | 197,650 (84.9%) | none | Jrmar Jefferson (Libertarian) 35,175 (15.1%) |
D+84.9 | |
| Texas 31 | Stuart Whitlow | 125,959 (35.5%) | John Carter | 228,520 (64.5%) | R+28.9 | |
| Texas 32 | Julie Johnson | 140,536 (60.5%) | Darrell Day | 85,941 (37.0%) | 5,987 | D+23.5 |
| Texas 33 | Marc Veasey | 113,461 (68.7%) | Patrick Gillespie | 51,607 (31.3%) | D+37.5 | |
| Texas 34 | Vicente Gonzalez | 102,680 (51.3%) | Mayra Flores | 97,603 (48.7%) | D+2.5 | |
| Texas 35 | Greg Casar | 169,896 (67.4%) | Steven Wright | 82,354 (32.6%) | D+34.7 | |
| Texas 36 | Dayna Steele | 90,458 (30.6%) | Brian Babin | 205,539 (69.4%) | R+38.9 | |
| Texas 37 | Lloyd Doggett | 252,980 (74.2%) | Jenny Garcia Sharon | 80,366 (23.6%) | 7,511 | D+50.6 |
| Texas 38 | Melissa McDonough | 127,640 (37.2%) | Wesley Hunt | 215,030 (62.7%) | 94 | R+25.5 |
| Utah 1 | Bill Campbell | 117,319 (32.1%) | Blake Moore | 230,975 (63.1%) | 17,601 | R+31.1 |
| Utah 2 | Nathaniel Woodward | 121,114 (34.2%) | Celeste Maloy | 205,234 (58.0%) | Cassie Easley (Constitution) 19,650 (5.6%) |
R+23.8 |
| Utah 3 | Glenn Wright | 122,780 (33.6%) | Mike Kennedy | 242,496 (66.4%) | R+32.8 | |
| Utah 4 | Katrina Fallick-Wang | 109,824 (30.2%) | Burgess Owens | 230,576 (63.4%) | 23,198 | R+33.2 |
| Vermont at large | Becca Balint | 218,398 (62.3%) | Mark Coester | 104,451 (29.8%) | Adam Ortiz (Independent) 19,286 (5.5%) |
D+32.5 |
| Virginia 1 | Leslie Mehta | 208,445 (43.5%) | Rob Wittman | 269,657 (56.3%) | 804 | R+12.8 |
| Virginia 2 | Missy Cotter Smasal | 191,666 (46.9%) | Jen Kiggans | 207,368 (50.7%) | 9,668 | R+3.8 |
| Virginia 3 | Bobby Scott | 219,926 (70.0%) | John Sitka | 93,801 (29.8%) | 670 | D+40.1 |
| Virginia 4 | Jennifer McClellan | 252,885 (67.3%) | Bill Moher | 121,814 (32.4%) | 809 | D+34.9 |
| Virginia 5 | Gloria Witt | 184,229 (42.3%) | John McGuire | 249,564 (57.3%) | 2,046 | R+15.0 |
| Virginia 6 | Ken Mitchell | 141,612 (34.8%) | Ben Cline | 256,933 (63.1%) | 8,490 | R+28.3 |
| Virginia 7 | Eugene Vindman | 203,336 (51.2%) | Derrick Anderson | 192,847 (48.5%) | 1,116 | D+2.6 |
| Virginia 8 | Don Beyer | 274,593 (71.5%) | Jerry Torres | 94,676 (24.7%) | 14,646 | D+46.9 |
| Virginia 9 | Karen Baker | 109,570 (27.3%) | Morgan Griffith | 290,645 (72.5%) | 748 | R+45.2 |
| Virginia 10 | Suhas Subramanyam | 215,131 (52.1%) | Mike Clancy | 196,343 (47.5%) | 1,538 | D+4.6 |
| Virginia 11 | Gerry Connolly | 273,529 (66.7%) | Mike Van Meter | 134,802 (32.9%) | 1,855 | D+33.8 |
| Washington 1 | Suzan DelBene | 227,213 (63.0%) | Jeb Brewer | 132,538 (36.7%) | 907 | D+26.3 |
| Washington 2 | Rick Larsen | 263,740 (63.8%) | Cody Hart | 148,165 (35.9%) | 1,303 | D+28.0 |
| Washington 3 | Marie Gluesenkamp Perez | 215,075 (51.8%) | Joe Kent | 198,837 (47.8%) | 1,673 | D+3.9 |
| Washington 4 | none | Dan Newhouse | 153,477 (52.0%) | Jerrod Sessler (Republican) 136,175 (46.2%) |
R+52.0 | |
| Washington 5 | Carmela Conroy | 156,012 (39.3%) | Michael Baumgartner | 240,233 (60.5%) | 593 | R+21.2 |
| Washington 6 | Emily Randall | 239,687 (56.7%) | Drew MacEwen | 182,182 (43.1%) | 753 | D+13.6 |
| Washington 7 | Pramila Jayapal | 352,286 (83.9%) | Dan Alexander | 66,220 (15.8%) | 1,313 | D+68.1 |
| Washington 8 | Kim Schrier | 224,590 (54.0%) | Carmen Goers | 190,641 (45.8%) | 995 | D+8.2 |
| Washington 9 | Adam Smith | 182,780 (65.4%) | none | Melissa Chaudhry (Democratic) 90,601 (32.4%) |
D+65.4 | |
| Washington 10 | Marilyn Strickland | 203,721 (58.5%) | Don Hewett | 143,486 (41.2%) | 820 | D+17.3 |
| West Virginia 1 | Chris Reed | 90,038 (26.1%) | Carol Miller | 228,491 (66.4%) | Wes Holden (Independent) 25,616 (7.4%) |
R+40.2 |
| West Virginia 2 | Steven Wendelin | 110,775 (29.2%) | Riley Moore | 268,190 (70.8%) | R+41.5 | |
| Wisconsin 1 | Peter Barca | 172,402 (43.8%) | Bryan Steil | 212,515 (54.0%) | 8,576 | R+10.2 |
| Wisconsin 2 | Mark Pocan | 320,317 (70.1%) | Erik Olsen | 136,357 (29.8%) | 583 | D+40.2 |
| Wisconsin 3 | Rebecca Cooke | 200,808 (48.6%) | Derrick Van Orden | 212,064 (51.3%) | 309 | R+2.7 |
| Wisconsin 4 | Gwen Moore | 249,938 (74.8%) | Tim Rogers | 74,921 (22.4%) | 9,423 | D+52.4 |
| Wisconsin 5 | Ben Steinhoff | 165,653 (35.5%) | Scott Fitzgerald | 300,521 (64.4%) | 508 | R+28.9 |
| Wisconsin 6 | John Zarbano | 159,042 (38.7%) | Glenn Grothman | 251,889 (61.2%) | 418 | R+22.6 |
| Wisconsin 7 | Kyle Kilbourn | 156,524 (36.4%) | Tom Tiffany | 273,553 (63.6%) | 307 | R+27.2 |
| Wisconsin 8 | Kristin Lyerly | 178,666 (42.6%) | Tony Wied | 240,040 (57.3%) | 272 | R+14.7 |
| Wyoming at large | Kyle Cameron | 60,778 (23.2%) | Harriet Hageman | 184,680 (70.6%) | 16,090 | R+47.4 |
Margin: the Democrat's share of all votes minus the Republican's. The 2024 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.