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Election 2024 Results

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2024 US House elections in Washington

Washington elected 10 members of the House in 2024: Democrats won 8 seats and Republicans 2.

The closest was the 3rd district, decided by 3.9 points: Marie Gluesenkamp Perez (Democrat) beat Joe Kent (Republican), 51.8% to 47.8%, a margin of 3.9 points and 16,238 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 26 of the 39 counties and Democrats in 13. The largest, King, cast 1,058,005 votes and went to the Democrat by 64.0 points. The closest was Wahkiakum, where 183 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 Suzan DelBene227,213 (63.0%) Jeb Brewer132,538 (36.7%) 907 D+26.3
2 Rick Larsen263,740 (63.8%) Cody Hart148,165 (35.9%) 1,303 D+28.0
3 Marie Gluesenkamp Perez215,075 (51.8%) Joe Kent198,837 (47.8%) 1,673 D+3.9
4 none Dan Newhouse153,477 (52.0%) 141,575 R+52.0
5 Carmela Conroy156,012 (39.3%) Michael Baumgartner240,233 (60.5%) 593 R+21.2
6 Emily Randall239,687 (56.7%) Drew MacEwen182,182 (43.1%) 753 D+13.6
7 Pramila Jayapal352,286 (83.9%) Dan Alexander66,220 (15.8%) 1,313 D+68.1
8 Kim Schrier224,590 (54.0%) Carmen Goers190,641 (45.8%) 995 D+8.2
9 Adam Smith182,780 (65.4%) none 96,518 D+65.4
10 Marilyn Strickland203,721 (58.5%) Don Hewett143,486 (41.2%) 820 D+17.3

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
King 863,237 81.6% 186,485 17.6% 8,283 1,058,005 D+64.0
Pierce 232,510 54.6% 192,473 45.2% 776 425,759 D+9.4
Snohomish 240,570 59.6% 161,844 40.1% 1,029 403,443 D+19.5
Spokane 117,853 42.0% 162,591 57.9% 452 280,896 R+15.9
Clark 152,381 56.2% 117,378 43.3% 1,203 270,962 D+12.9
Thurston 95,716 59.8% 63,754 39.9% 466 159,936 D+20.0
Kitsap 87,108 57.4% 64,382 42.4% 250 151,740 D+15.0
Whatcom 86,678 64.3% 47,633 35.4% 427 134,738 D+29.0
Benton 0 0.0% 94,836 98.6% 1,391 96,227 R+98.6
Yakima 0 0.0% 82,689 97.6% 2,074 84,763 R+97.6
Skagit 39,042 57.2% 29,093 42.6% 151 68,286 D+14.6
Cowlitz 25,982 44.6% 31,996 55.0% 233 58,211 R+10.3
Island 30,936 60.3% 20,234 39.4% 136 51,306 D+20.9
Clallam 24,222 51.8% 22,492 48.1% 64 46,778 D+3.7
Lewis 17,423 39.1% 27,033 60.6% 123 44,579 R+21.6
Chelan 19,996 48.2% 21,371 51.5% 94 41,461 R+3.3
Grays Harbor 16,520 45.4% 19,731 54.3% 117 36,368 R+8.8
Mason 15,326 43.8% 19,601 56.0% 62 34,989 R+12.2
Grant 0 0.0% 32,706 98.5% 489 33,195 R+98.5
Walla Walla 11,712 40.5% 17,178 59.4% 13 28,903 R+18.9
Franklin 494 1.7% 27,954 97.0% 367 28,815 R+95.3
Stevens 6,761 24.3% 20,984 75.5% 56 27,801 R+51.2
Kittitas 11,803 45.6% 14,032 54.2% 61 25,896 R+8.6
Jefferson 17,214 70.7% 7,081 29.1% 43 24,338 D+41.6
Whitman 9,436 48.0% 10,187 51.9% 19 19,642 R+3.8
Douglas 152 0.8% 19,171 97.7% 302 19,625 R+96.9
Okanogan 0 0.0% 19,010 98.1% 361 19,371 R+98.1
Pacific 7,378 53.9% 6,267 45.8% 31 13,676 D+8.1
San Juan 9,726 76.8% 2,840 22.4% 101 12,667 D+54.4
Klickitat 0 0.0% 11,864 97.3% 326 12,190 R+97.3
Asotin 3,620 32.6% 7,458 67.2% 19 11,097 R+34.6
Pend Oreille 2,262 27.0% 6,109 72.9% 11 8,382 R+45.9
Skamania 3,501 48.5% 3,693 51.2% 19 7,213 R+2.7
Lincoln 1,440 20.6% 5,523 79.2% 11 6,974 R+58.5
Adams 395 7.8% 4,574 90.9% 64 5,033 R+83.0
Ferry 1,194 29.5% 2,851 70.4% 3 4,048 R+40.9
Wahkiakum 1,415 46.8% 1,598 52.9% 10 3,023 R+6.1
Columbia 573 23.6% 1,857 76.3% 3 2,433 R+52.8
Garfield 272 20.1% 1,081 79.9% 1,353 R+59.8

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

Washington in every House election we hold

YearSeatsHouse vote
2024 D 8, R 2 D+16.2
2022 D 8, R 2 D+16.2
2020 D 7, R 3 D+17.1
2018 D 7, R 3 D+25.2
2016 D 6, R 4 D+8.3
2014 D 6, R 4 D+7.0
2012 D 6, R 4 D+8.9
2010 D 5, R 4 D+6.5
2008 D 6, R 3 D+18.4
2006 D 6, R 3 D+21.7
2004 D 6, R 3 D+18.8
2002 D 6, R 3 D+7.4
2000 D 6, R 3 D+10.4
1998 D 5, R 4 D+8.7
1996 D 3, R 6 D+5.0
1994 D 2, R 7 R+1.6
1992 D 8, R 1 D+14.6
1990 D 5, R 3 D+7.6