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Election 2024 Results

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2024 US House elections in California

California elected 52 members of the House in 2024: Democrats won 43 seats and Republicans 9.

The closest was the 13th district, decided by 0.1 points: Adam Gray (Democrat) beat John Duarte (Republican), 50.04% to 49.96%, a margin of 0.09 points and 187 votes.

In the House vote by county, Democrats led in 31 of the 58 counties and Republicans in 27. The largest, Los Angeles, cast 3,451,390 votes and went to the Democrat by 37.8 points. The closest was Alpine, where 199 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 Rose Penelope Yee110,636 (34.7%) Doug LaMalfa208,592 (65.3%) R+30.7
2 Jared Huffman272,384 (71.9%) Chris Coulombe106,407 (28.1%) D+43.8
3 Jessica Morse187,960 (44.6%) Kevin Kiley233,895 (55.4%) R+10.9
4 Mike Thompson227,321 (66.5%) John Munn114,644 (33.5%) D+33.0
5 Michael Barkley140,919 (38.2%) Tom McClintock227,643 (61.8%) R+23.5
6 Ami Bera165,386 (57.6%) Christine Bish121,625 (42.4%) D+15.3
7 Doris Matsui197,361 (66.8%) Tom Silva98,273 (33.2%) D+33.5
8 John Garamendi201,756 (74.0%) Rudy Recile70,932 (26.0%) D+48.0
9 Josh Harder130,093 (51.8%) Kevin Lincoln121,006 (48.2%) D+3.6
10 Mark DeSaulnier242,325 (66.5%) Katherine Piccinini122,219 (33.5%) D+33.0
11 Nancy Pelosi274,784 (81.0%) Bruce Lou64,312 (19.0%) D+62.1
12 Lateefah Simon185,176 (65.4%) none 97,849 D+65.4
13 Adam Gray105,554 (50.0%) John Duarte105,367 (50.0%) D+0.1
14 Eric Swalwell187,141 (67.8%) Vin Kruttiventi88,998 (32.2%) D+35.5
15 Kevin Mullin211,569 (73.1%) Anna Cheng Kramer77,839 (26.9%) D+46.2
16 Sam Liccardo179,583 (58.2%) none 128,893 D+58.2
17 Ro Khanna172,423 (67.7%) Anita Chen82,376 (32.3%) D+35.3
18 Zoe Lofgren147,674 (64.6%) Peter Hernandez80,832 (35.4%) D+29.3
19 Jimmy Panetta252,458 (69.3%) Jason Anderson111,862 (30.7%) D+38.6
20 none Vince Fong187,862 (65.1%) 100,926 R+65.1
21 Jim Costa102,701 (52.6%) Michael Maher92,560 (47.4%) D+5.2
22 Rudy Salas78,023 (46.6%) David Valadao89,484 (53.4%) R+6.8
23 Derek Marshall105,563 (39.9%) Jay Obernolte159,286 (60.1%) R+20.3
24 Salud Carbajal214,301 (62.7%) Thomas Cole127,370 (37.3%) D+25.4
25 Raul Ruiz137,837 (56.3%) Ian Weeks107,194 (43.7%) D+12.5
26 Julia Brownley187,002 (56.1%) Michael Koslow146,386 (43.9%) D+12.2
27 George Whitesides153,942 (51.4%) Mike Garcia145,826 (48.6%) D+2.7
28 Judy Chu204,489 (64.9%) April Verlato110,455 (35.1%) D+29.9
29 Luz Rivas146,312 (69.8%) Benito Bernal63,374 (30.2%) D+39.6
30 Laura Friedman213,073 (68.4%) Alex Balekian98,523 (31.6%) D+36.8
31 Gil Cisneros148,095 (59.7%) Daniel Martinez99,856 (40.3%) D+19.5
32 Brad Sherman212,896 (66.2%) Larry Thompson108,674 (33.8%) D+32.4
33 Pete Aguilar136,992 (58.8%) Tom Herman95,852 (41.2%) D+17.7
34 Jimmy Gomez105,394 (55.6%) none 84,020 D+55.6
35 Norma Torres136,413 (58.4%) Mike Cargile97,142 (41.6%) D+16.8
36 Ted Lieu246,002 (68.7%) Melissa Toomim111,985 (31.3%) D+37.4
37 Sydney Kamlager-Dove160,364 (78.3%) none 44,450 D+78.3
38 Linda Sánchez165,110 (59.8%) Eric Ching110,818 (40.2%) D+19.7
39 Mark Takano130,151 (56.7%) David Serpa99,415 (43.3%) D+13.4
40 Joe Kerr171,530 (44.8%) Young Kim211,758 (55.2%) R+10.5
41 Will Rollins171,093 (48.3%) Ken Calvert182,893 (51.7%) R+3.3
42 Robert Garcia159,137 (68.1%) John Briscoe74,396 (31.9%) D+36.3
43 Maxine Waters159,991 (75.1%) Steve Williams53,110 (24.9%) D+50.2
44 Nanette Barragán164,765 (71.4%) Roger Groh66,087 (28.6%) D+42.8
45 Derek Tran158,216 (50.1%) Michelle Steel157,522 (49.9%) D+0.2
46 Lou Correa133,944 (63.4%) David Pan77,201 (36.6%) D+26.9
47 Dave Min181,662 (51.5%) Scott Baugh171,393 (48.5%) D+2.9
48 Stephen Houlahan146,665 (40.7%) Darrell Issa213,625 (59.3%) R+18.6
49 Mike Levin197,333 (52.2%) Matt Gunderson180,862 (47.8%) D+4.4
50 Scott Peters231,836 (64.3%) Peter Bono128,859 (35.7%) D+28.6
51 Sara Jacobs198,772 (60.7%) Bill Wells128,699 (39.3%) D+21.4
52 Juan Vargas172,178 (66.3%) Justin Lee87,480 (33.7%) D+32.6

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Los Angeles 2,356,592 68.3% 1,050,348 30.4% 44,450 3,451,390 D+37.8
San Diego 838,661 58.6% 593,632 41.4% 1,432,293 D+17.1
Orange 685,880 50.6% 670,725 49.4% 1,356,605 D+1.1
Riverside 467,743 51.1% 448,141 48.9% 915,884 D+2.1
San Bernardino 366,794 50.3% 362,532 49.7% 729,326 D+0.6
Santa Clara 556,132 79.0% 147,486 21.0% 703,618 D+58.1
Sacramento 378,928 60.4% 248,020 39.6% 626,948 D+20.9
Alameda 508,589 82.4% 108,536 17.6% 617,125 D+64.8
Contra Costa 351,052 69.5% 153,886 30.5% 504,938 D+39.0
San Francisco 300,071 80.0% 75,175 20.0% 375,246 D+59.9
Ventura 214,809 57.3% 160,196 42.7% 375,005 D+14.6
San Mateo 244,898 78.5% 66,976 21.5% 311,874 D+57.0
Fresno 115,943 38.0% 189,054 62.0% 304,997 R+24.0
Kern 54,896 21.1% 205,446 78.9% 260,342 R+57.8
San Joaquin 134,137 52.3% 122,383 47.7% 256,520 D+4.6
Sonoma 176,984 73.1% 64,973 26.9% 241,957 D+46.3
Placer 94,911 41.7% 132,598 58.3% 227,509 R+16.6
Stanislaus 83,997 44.3% 105,622 55.7% 189,619 R+11.4
Solano 115,469 62.5% 69,157 37.5% 184,626 D+25.1
Santa Barbara 114,149 63.5% 65,492 36.5% 179,641 D+27.1
San Luis Obispo 81,525 55.7% 64,805 44.3% 146,330 D+11.4
Monterey 98,318 68.1% 46,117 31.9% 144,435 D+36.1
Marin 112,629 80.1% 27,972 19.9% 140,601 D+60.2
Tulare 36,306 27.7% 94,647 72.3% 130,953 R+44.6
Santa Cruz 102,457 78.9% 27,475 21.1% 129,932 D+57.7
El Dorado 44,381 40.6% 64,866 59.4% 109,247 R+18.8
Butte 41,669 45.0% 50,853 55.0% 92,522 R+9.9
Yolo 61,474 67.9% 29,087 32.1% 90,561 D+35.8
Shasta 25,489 29.2% 61,868 70.8% 87,357 R+41.6
Merced 42,191 51.7% 39,368 48.3% 81,559 D+3.5
Napa 45,186 70.2% 19,181 29.8% 64,367 D+40.4
Humboldt 40,833 65.4% 21,626 34.6% 62,459 D+30.8
Nevada 33,302 54.4% 27,965 45.6% 61,267 D+8.7
Madera 20,731 39.1% 32,268 60.9% 52,999 R+21.8
Imperial 29,376 56.2% 22,871 43.8% 52,247 D+12.5
Kings 8,186 21.4% 30,070 78.6% 38,256 R+57.2
Sutter 12,095 31.9% 25,826 68.1% 37,921 R+36.2
Mendocino 24,046 63.8% 13,658 36.2% 37,704 D+27.6
Yuba 10,248 35.8% 18,368 64.2% 28,616 R+28.4
Tuolumne 10,153 36.2% 17,928 63.8% 28,081 R+27.7
San Benito 14,803 55.0% 12,119 45.0% 26,922 D+10.0
Lake 13,965 53.2% 12,295 46.8% 26,260 D+6.4
Tehama 6,879 26.3% 19,242 73.7% 26,121 R+47.3
Calaveras 8,761 33.9% 17,051 66.1% 25,812 R+32.1
Amador 7,328 33.5% 14,561 66.5% 21,889 R+33.0
Siskiyou 7,865 37.3% 13,229 62.7% 21,094 R+25.4
Lassen 2,208 19.8% 8,916 80.2% 11,124 R+60.3
Del Norte 4,445 43.3% 5,818 56.7% 10,263 R+13.4
Plumas 3,883 39.1% 6,044 60.9% 9,927 R+21.8
Glenn 2,872 29.0% 7,027 71.0% 9,899 R+42.0
Mariposa 3,446 37.5% 5,733 62.5% 9,179 R+24.9
Inyo 4,016 46.4% 4,642 53.6% 8,658 R+7.2
Colusa 2,095 31.6% 4,528 68.4% 6,623 R+36.7
Mono 3,400 57.6% 2,498 42.4% 5,898 D+15.3
Trinity 2,525 45.4% 3,033 54.6% 5,558 R+9.1
Modoc 916 23.4% 2,998 76.6% 3,914 R+53.2
Sierra 624 35.9% 1,115 64.1% 1,739 R+28.2
Alpine 462 63.7% 263 36.3% 725 D+27.4

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