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Election 2024 Results

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2024 US House elections in New York

New York elected 26 members of the House in 2024: Democrats won 19 seats and Republicans 7.

The closest was the 19th district, decided by 2.2 points: Josh Riley (Democrat) beat Marc Molinaro (Republican), 51.1% to 48.9%, a margin of 2.2 points and 8,357 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 44 of the 62 counties and Democrats in 18. The largest, Kings, cast 796,016 votes and went to the Democrat by 50.6 points. The closest was Saratoga, where 369 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 John Avlon183,540 (44.8%) Nick LaLota226,285 (55.2%) R+10.4
2 Rob Lubin136,371 (40.2%) Andrew Garbarino202,597 (59.8%) R+19.5
3 Tom Suozzi187,651 (51.8%) Michael LiPetri174,694 (48.2%) D+3.6
4 Laura Gillen191,793 (51.2%) Anthony D'Esposito183,168 (48.8%) D+2.3
5 Gregory Meeks168,425 (72.9%) Paul King62,529 (27.1%) D+45.9
6 Grace Meng120,205 (60.7%) Thomas Zmich74,559 (37.6%) 3,272 D+23.1
7 Nydia Velázquez172,795 (78.1%) William Kregler48,435 (21.9%) D+56.2
8 Hakeem Jeffries168,036 (75.4%) John Delaney54,863 (24.6%) D+50.8
9 Yvette Clarke173,207 (74.3%) Menachem Raitport60,064 (25.7%) D+48.5
10 Dan Goldman206,206 (82.3%) Alex Dodenhoff37,555 (15.0%) 6,747 D+67.3
11 Andrea Morse93,586 (35.9%) Nicole Malliotakis167,099 (64.1%) R+28.2
12 Jerry Nadler260,165 (80.5%) Michael Zumbluskas62,989 (19.5%) D+61.0
13 Adriano Espaillat181,800 (83.5%) Ruben Vargas35,822 (16.5%) D+67.1
14 Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez132,714 (68.9%) Tina Forte59,078 (30.7%) 759 D+38.2
15 Ritchie Torres130,392 (76.2%) Gonzalo Duran36,010 (21.0%) 4,693 D+55.2
16 George Latimer217,668 (71.6%) Miriam Levitt Flisser86,408 (28.4%) D+43.2
17 Mondaire Jones173,899 (45.9%) Mike Lawler197,845 (52.2%) 7,530 R+6.3
18 Pat Ryan207,106 (57.1%) Alison Esposito155,129 (42.8%) 337 D+14.3
19 Josh Riley192,647 (51.1%) Marc Molinaro184,290 (48.9%) D+2.2
20 Paul Tonko221,997 (61.1%) Kevin Waltz141,151 (38.9%) D+22.3
21 Paula Collins131,930 (37.9%) Elise Stefanik216,513 (62.1%) R+24.3
22 John Mannion194,450 (54.6%) Brandon Williams161,939 (45.4%) D+9.1
23 Thomas Carle128,651 (34.2%) Nick Langworthy247,599 (65.8%) R+31.6
24 David Wagenhauser123,317 (34.3%) Claudia Tenney235,867 (65.7%) R+31.3
25 Joseph Morelle219,175 (60.8%) Gregg Sadwick141,195 (39.2%) D+21.6
26 Tim Kennedy209,131 (65.2%) Anthony Marecki111,772 (34.8%) D+30.3

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Kings 593,690 74.6% 191,276 24.0% 11,050 796,016 D+50.6
Suffolk 319,950 43.9% 407,887 56.0% 455 728,292 R+12.1
Nassau 340,551 49.4% 347,112 50.4% 1,129 688,792 R+1.0
Queens 451,589 66.0% 226,724 33.1% 5,683 683,996 D+32.9
New York 505,526 81.7% 107,216 17.3% 5,875 618,617 D+64.4
Westchester 281,496 63.8% 150,668 34.1% 9,255 441,419 D+29.6
Erie 245,642 56.3% 189,832 43.5% 741 436,215 D+12.8
Monroe 211,526 61.3% 133,647 38.7% 345,173 D+22.6
Bronx 252,070 75.3% 77,376 23.1% 5,117 334,563 D+52.2
Onondaga 128,825 59.6% 87,419 40.4% 216,244 D+19.1
Albany 135,325 65.4% 71,701 34.6% 207,026 D+30.7
Richmond 64,866 33.0% 130,728 66.6% 706 196,300 R+33.6
Orange 92,604 54.2% 78,100 45.7% 123 170,827 D+8.5
Dutchess 80,846 54.0% 67,995 45.5% 749 149,590 D+8.6
Rockland 59,057 40.4% 84,925 58.0% 2,367 146,349 R+17.7
Saratoga 50,363 50.2% 49,994 49.8% 9 100,366 D+0.4
Niagara 41,172 42.9% 54,815 57.1% 42 96,029 R+14.2
Oneida 36,948 39.2% 57,350 60.8% 21 94,319 R+21.6
Ulster 58,514 62.4% 35,136 37.5% 112 93,762 D+24.9
Broome 41,175 52.5% 37,163 47.3% 153 78,491 D+5.1
Ontario 28,521 45.5% 34,112 54.4% 35 62,668 R+8.9
Rensselaer 31,993 51.9% 29,566 48.0% 79 61,638 D+3.9
Putnam 22,732 41.6% 31,821 58.3% 64 54,617 R+16.6
Chautauqua 17,491 32.1% 36,978 67.9% 25 54,494 R+35.8
Oswego 17,945 33.9% 34,646 65.5% 313 52,904 R+31.6
Schenectady 29,173 58.4% 20,753 41.5% 63 49,989 D+16.8
Steuben 13,106 29.9% 30,713 70.0% 37 43,856 R+40.1
St. Lawrence 17,057 39.4% 26,190 60.5% 20 43,267 R+21.1
Wayne 14,354 33.8% 28,136 66.2% 27 42,517 R+32.4
Tompkins 31,263 76.1% 9,817 23.9% 41,080 D+52.2
Jefferson 13,732 33.5% 27,235 66.4% 23 40,990 R+32.9
Cortland 19,062 47.3% 21,196 52.7% 40,258 R+5.3
Delaware 16,724 42.0% 23,102 58.0% 39,826 R+16.0
Chenango 14,856 38.6% 23,630 61.4% 38,486 R+22.8
Chemung 13,280 36.8% 22,806 63.2% 16 36,102 R+26.4
Clinton 17,008 48.0% 18,418 51.9% 29 35,455 R+4.0
Warren 16,159 45.7% 19,176 54.2% 29 35,364 R+8.5
Cayuga 14,412 42.1% 19,793 57.9% 7 34,212 R+15.7
Cattaraugus 8,940 27.4% 23,594 72.4% 68 32,602 R+44.9
Madison 14,019 44.0% 17,835 56.0% 31,854 R+12.0
Columbia 18,188 57.7% 13,356 42.3% 31,544 D+15.3
Sullivan 13,447 44.4% 16,855 55.6% 16 30,318 R+11.2
Livingston 10,323 34.5% 19,616 65.5% 19 29,958 R+31.0
Washington 10,500 37.3% 17,623 62.6% 20 28,143 R+25.3
Herkimer 8,097 29.2% 19,651 70.8% 19 27,767 R+41.6
Genesee 7,756 28.6% 19,335 71.3% 37 27,128 R+42.7
Otsego 11,538 47.5% 12,752 52.5% 24,290 R+5.0
Tioga 8,430 36.0% 14,978 64.0% 10 23,418 R+28.0
Fulton 7,000 30.2% 16,156 69.7% 9 23,165 R+39.5
Greene 9,266 42.3% 12,626 57.7% 21,892 R+15.3
Allegany 4,733 24.1% 14,887 75.8% 11 19,631 R+51.7
Franklin 8,524 44.3% 10,680 55.6% 18 19,222 R+11.2
Essex 9,099 48.2% 9,755 51.7% 15 18,869 R+3.5
Schuyler 6,548 35.5% 11,870 64.4% 8 18,426 R+28.9
Wyoming 4,183 22.9% 14,112 77.1% 18,295 R+54.3
Montgomery 6,261 36.3% 11,000 63.7% 9 17,270 R+27.4
Orleans 4,443 26.5% 12,332 73.5% 2 16,777 R+47.0
Schoharie 5,258 33.4% 10,496 66.6% 11 15,765 R+33.2
Seneca 5,973 41.0% 8,583 58.9% 18 14,574 R+17.9
Lewis 3,310 26.0% 9,416 73.9% 11 12,737 R+47.9
Yates 3,826 37.4% 6,381 62.4% 11 10,218 R+25.0
Hamilton 1,102 32.4% 2,294 67.5% 3 3,399 R+35.1

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