United States Midterm elections 2026 (Congress — House & Senate) — Results

Name: United States Midterm elections 2026 (Congress — House & Senate) — Results
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Unofficial results · races as called by 9 November, before certification
Election day: November 3, 2026 · voting from 11:00 UTC (06:00 EST, Indiana) to 06:00 UTC on November 4 (20:00 HST, Aleutian Islands, Alaska)

Figures from official electoral authorities · last checked 9 Nov 2026, 12:24 UTC (7:24 AM ET)

Who controls Congress

Senate

Democrats + ind. 54 + 2 aheadRepublicans 44

51 for a majority

Democrats win control of the Senate.

33 of 35 races decided, 35 reporting. Counts include the 65 seats not up this year (32 D, 2 I, 31 R). Before the election: 53 R, 45 D, 2 I.

House of Representatives

Democrats 255 + 6 aheadRepublicans 163 + 11 ahead

218 for a majority

Democrats win control of the House.

418 of 435 seats decided, 434 reporting. Before the election: 218 R, 214 D, 1 I, 2 vacant.

Seats changing hands

Democrat gain Iowa (Senate): Josh Turek, from Republicans
Democrat gain Kansas (Senate): Adam Hamilton, from Republicans
Democrat gain Maine (Senate): Troy Jackson, from Republicans
Democrat gain North Carolina (Senate): Roy Cooper, from Republicans
Democrat gain Ohio (Senate): Sherrod Brown, from Republicans
Democrat gain South Carolina (Senate): Annie Andrews, from Republicans
Democrat gain Texas (Senate): James Talarico, from Republicans
Democrat leading Alaska (Senate): Mary Peltola, seat held by Republicans · not decided
Democrat leading Mississippi (Senate): Scott Colom, seat held by Republicans · not decided
Democrat +2 Arizona (House): 2 more seats than Democrats held, count continuing
Democrat +3 California (House): 3 more seats than Democrats held, count continuing
Democrat +2 Colorado (House): 2 more seats than Democrats held, count continuing
Democrat +1 Indiana (House): 1 more seat than Democrats held
Democrat +3 Iowa (House): 3 more seats than Democrats held
Democrat +1 Kentucky (House): 1 more seat than Democrats held
Democrat +1 leading Louisiana (House): ahead or won in 3 of 6 seats, Democrats held 2 · not decided
Republican +1 Maine (House): 1 more seat than Republicans held
Democrat +3 Michigan (House): 3 more seats than Democrats held
Democrat +1 Minnesota (House): 1 more seat than Democrats held
Democrat +1 Missouri (House): 1 more seat than Democrats held
Democrat +1 Montana (House): 1 more seat than Democrats held
Democrat +1 Nebraska (House): 1 more seat than Democrats held
Democrat +1 Nevada (House): 1 more seat than Democrats held
Democrat +2 New Jersey (House): 2 more seats than Democrats held
Democrat +1 New York (House): 1 more seat than Democrats held
Democrat +5 North Carolina (House): 5 more seats than Democrats held, count continuing
Democrat +3 Ohio (House): 3 more seats than Democrats held
Democrat +4 Pennsylvania (House): 4 more seats than Democrats held
Democrat +1 South Carolina (House): 1 more seat than Democrats held, count continuing
Democrat +1 Texas (House): 1 more seat than Democrats held
Democrat +1 Utah (House): 1 more seat than Democrats held
Democrat +2 Virginia (House): 2 more seats than Democrats held
Democrat +2 Wisconsin (House): 2 more seats than Democrats held

Senate races by state

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State	Democrat	Republican	Other	Result
AlabamaHeld by Tommy Tuberville (R)	Everett Wess759,321 · 45.29%	Barry Moore ✓917,338 · 54.71%	—	Republican holdsource
AlaskaHeld by Dan Sullivan (R)	Mary Peltola102,962 · 48.17%	Dan Sullivan (incumbent)102,325 · 47.88% Gerald Heikes4,846 · 2.27%	Daniel Sullivan (incumbent) (UDC)3,600 · 1.68% All others0 · 0.00%	Democrat aheadAP (unofficial) · ≈74% of expected vote
ArkansasHeld by Tom Cotton (R)	Hallie Shoffner375,647 · 42.41%	Tom Cotton (incumbent) ✓480,627 · 54.26%	Jeff Wadlin (Libertarian)29,485 · 3.33%	Republican holdsource
ColoradoHeld by John Hickenlooper (D)	John Hickenlooper (incumbent) ✓1,609,163 · 60.45%	Mark Baisley932,741 · 35.04%	Bob Chew (Forward)70,049 · 2.63% Blake Huber (Libertarian)32,507 · 1.22% Adam Withrow (Unity)13,409 · 0.50% Christopher Baum (Approval Voting)4,184 · 0.16%	Democrat holdsource
DelawareHeld by Christopher Coons (D)	Chris Coons (incumbent) ✓240,347 · 63.57%	Michael Katz137,764 · 36.43%	—	Democrat holdsource
FloridaHeld by Ashley Moody (R) · special election	Angie Nixon3,972,095 · 47.99%	Ashley Moody (incumbent) ✓4,210,242 · 50.87%	Neil J. Gillespie (Independent)94,608 · 1.14%	Republican holdsource
GeorgiaHeld by Jon Ossoff (D)	Jon Ossoff (incumbent) ✓2,466,422 · 59.02%	Mike Collins1,712,444 · 40.98%	—	Democrat holdsource
IdahoHeld by James Risch (R)	—	Jim Risch (incumbent) ✓401,788 · 56.53%	Todd Achilles (Independent)238,352 · 33.54% Natalie Fleming (Independent)49,932 · 7.03% Matt Loesby (Libertarian)20,677 · 2.91%	Republican holdsource
IllinoisHeld by Richard Durbin (D)	Juliana Stratton ✓2,454,861 · 61.04%	Don Tracy1,503,456 · 37.38%	Whitfield Harrington (ACR)63,464 · 1.58%	Democrat holdAP (unofficial)
IowaHeld by Joni Ernst (R)	Josh Turek ✓688,232 · 50.55%	Ashley Hinson631,174 · 46.36%	Thomas Laehn (Libertarian)42,121 · 3.09%	Democrat gainsource
KansasHeld by Roger Marshall (R)	Adam Hamilton ✓561,143 · 51.02%	Roger Marshall (incumbent)505,558 · 45.96%	David Graham (Libertarian)33,195 · 3.02%	Democrat gainsource
KentuckyHeld by Mitch McConnell (R)	Charles Booker612,357 · 42.91%	Andy Barr ✓784,869 · 55.00%	Christopher Campbell (KEN)29,892 · 2.09%	Republican holdsource
LouisianaHeld by Bill Cassidy (R)	Jamie Davis720,106 · 49.12%	Julia Letlow ✓745,963 · 50.88%	—	Republican holdsource
MaineHeld by Susan Collins (R)	Troy Jackson ✓374,585 · 53.16%	Susan Collins (incumbent)329,531 · 46.77%	All others490 · 0.07%	Democrat gainAP (unofficial)
MassachusettsHeld by Edward Markey (D)	Ed Markey (incumbent) ✓1,650,772 · 63.39%	John Deaton837,152 · 32.15%	Shiva Ayyadurai (Independent)59,837 · 2.30% Joe Tache (Socialism and Liberation)56,530 · 2.17%	Democrat holdsource
MichiganHeld by Gary Peters (D)	Abdul El-Sayed ✓2,517,819 · 52.55%	Mike Rogers2,177,618 · 45.45%	Lydia Christensen (Libertarian)49,640 · 1.04% Tim Long (U.S. Taxpayers)26,512 · 0.55% Douglas P. Marsh (Green)12,549 · 0.26% Walter P. Kristy (Natural Law)7,250 · 0.15%	Democrat holdsource
MinnesotaHeld by Tina Smith (D)	Peggy Flanagan ✓1,520,871 · 53.77%	Michele Tafoya1,233,476 · 43.61%	Marisa Simonetti (Independent)41,574 · 1.47% Rebecca Whiting (Libertarian)32,493 · 1.15%	Democrat holdsource
MississippiHeld by Cindy Hyde-Smith (R)	Scott Colom468,339 · 49.09%	Cindy Hyde-Smith (incumbent)465,643 · 48.81%	Ty Pinkins (Independent)20,043 · 2.10%	Democrat aheadsource
MontanaHeld by Steve Daines (R)	Alani Bankhead46,838 · 11.89%	Kurt Alme ✓187,961 · 47.70%	Seth Bodnar (Independent)152,203 · 38.62% Kyle Austin (Montana Libertarian)7,066 · 1.79%	Republican holdsource
NebraskaHeld by Pete Ricketts (R)	—	Pete Ricketts (incumbent) ✓373,115 · 50.44%	Mike Marvin (Legal Marijuana Now)15,974 · 2.16% Robin Richards (Working People)19,064 · 2.58% Chuck Conboy (America First)8,914 · 1.21% Dan Osborn (Independent)322,625 · 43.62%	Republican holdsource
New HampshireHeld by Jeanne Shaheen (D)	Chris Pappas ✓355,720 · 55.92%	John E. Sununu268,340 · 42.18%	Edmond J. LaPlante Jr. (Constitution)12,062 · 1.90%	Democrat holdsource
New JerseyHeld by Cory Booker (D)	Cory Booker (incumbent) ✓1,804,735 · 62.24%	Justin Murphy1,020,226 · 35.18%	Veronica Fernandez (Oth)47,719 · 1.65% Joanne Kuniansky (Socialist Workers)27,025 · 0.93%	Democrat holdAP (unofficial)
New MexicoHeld by Ben Ray Luján (D)	Ben Ray Luján ✓458,756 · 63.26%	Larry Marker266,434 · 36.74%	—	Democrat holdsource
North CarolinaHeld by Thom Tillis (R)	Roy Cooper ✓2,467,972 · 58.72%	Michael Whatley1,643,114 · 39.09%	Shannon W. Bray (Libertarian)55,727 · 1.33% Michael Dublin (Green)36,405 · 0.87%	Democrat gainsource
OhioHeld by Jon Husted (R) · special election	Sherrod Brown ✓2,301,042 · 50.01%	Jon Husted (incumbent)2,077,748 · 45.15%	Bill Redpath (Libertarian)128,272 · 2.79% Greg Levy (Independent)94,509 · 2.05%	Democrat gainsource
OklahomaHeld by Alan Armstrong (R)	N'Kiyla Jasmine Thomas439,109 · 39.28%	Kevin Hern ✓639,510 · 57.20%	Curtis Stinnett (Independent)14,622 · 1.31% Ron Meinhardt (Independent)14,492 · 1.30% Sevier White (Libertarian)10,199 · 0.91%	Republican holdsource
OregonHeld by Jeff Merkley (D)	Jeff Merkley (incumbent) ✓993,523 · 57.38%	David Smith684,272 · 39.52%	Chris Henry (Progressive)35,516 · 2.05% Gary Dye (Libertarian)16,854 · 0.97% All others1,332 · 0.08%	Democrat holdAP (unofficial)
Rhode IslandHeld by Jack Reed (D)	John F. Reed (incumbent) ✓239,701 · 66.76%	Raymond T. McKay105,139 · 29.28%	Michael Bahry (Independent)13,499 · 3.76% All others694 · 0.19%	Democrat holdsource
South CarolinaHeld by Darline Graham (R)	Annie Andrews ✓1,043,719 · 51.26%	Darline Graham (incumbent)951,904 · 46.75%	Kasie Whitener (Libertarian)23,592 · 1.16% Mark Hackett (Constitution)16,815 · 0.83%	Democrat gainsource
South DakotaHeld by Mike Rounds (R)	—	Mike Rounds (incumbent) ✓184,589 · 60.50%	Brian Bengs (Independent)120,509 · 39.50%	Republican holdsource
TennesseeHeld by Bill Hagerty (R)	Marquita Bradshaw886,974 · 42.91%	Bill Hagerty (incumbent) ✓1,138,457 · 55.08%	Robert Jones (Independent)9,398 · 0.45% Tharon Chandler (Independent)7,689 · 0.37% Andrew Gerena (Independent)5,633 · 0.27% Catherine Whitson (Independent)5,113 · 0.25% Jeremy Hearn (Independent)4,937 · 0.24% David Sutman Jr. (Independent)3,087 · 0.15% Yoshi Matthews (Independent)3,026 · 0.15% James Macon III (Independent)2,576 · 0.12% Andrew Mixon (Independent)0 · 0.00%	Republican holdsource
TexasHeld by John Cornyn (R)	James Talarico ✓5,446,309 · 55.09%	Ken Paxton4,250,166 · 42.99%	Ted Brown (Libertarian)190,293 · 1.92%	Democrat gainsource
VirginiaHeld by Mark Warner (D)	Mark R. Warner (incumbent) ✓2,182,960 · 61.16%	Bert Mizusawa1,376,971 · 38.58%	All others9,432 · 0.26%	Democrat holdsource
West VirginiaHeld by Shelley Moore Capito (R)	Rachel Fetty Anderson172,922 · 37.91%	Shelley Moore Capito (incumbent) ✓266,067 · 58.33%	S. Marshall Wilson (Constitution)17,139 · 3.76%	Republican holdsource
WyomingHeld by Cynthia Lummis (R)	James Byrd65,097 · 34.76%	Harriet Hageman ✓122,157 · 65.24%	—	Republican holdAP (unofficial)

Candidates as listed for the general election ballot; figures as the states published them on election night, or later counts as compiled on Wikipedia. Alaska ranks its four candidates. A race is marked won once it has been called, as listed on Wikipedia (9 November); results are not certified yet, and a race not called shows its leader as ahead.

House races by state

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All 435 seats are up. Open a state to see each district's candidates, votes and share. Several states redrew their district maps in 2025–26, so a district number need not cover the same area as before; changes are counted per state.

Alabama7 seats · held: 2 D · 5 Rwon: 2 D · 5 R

District	Democrat	Republican	Other	Result
District 1Now: Barry Moore (R)	Clyde Jones94,925 · 40.89%	Jerry Carl ✓137,016 · 59.03%	All others190 · 0.08%	Republican winsource
District 2Now: Shomari Figures (D)	Shomari C. Figures ✓124,422 · 53.67%	Rhett Marques107,049 · 46.18%	All others338 · 0.15%	Democrat winsource
District 3Now: Mike Rogers (R)	Lee McInnis79,926 · 36.00%	Mike Rogers ✓141,800 · 63.86%	All others306 · 0.14%	Republican winsource
District 4Now: Robert B. Aderholt (R)	Amanda N. Pusczek53,633 · 25.07%	Robert B. Aderholt ✓160,008 · 74.80%	All others271 · 0.13%	Republican winsource
District 5Now: Dale W. Strong (R)	Andrew Sneed124,763 · 46.70%	Dale W. Strong ✓142,080 · 53.19%	All others293 · 0.11%	Republican winsource
District 6Now: Gary J. Palmer (R)	Maurice Mercer110,957 · 42.49%	Gary Palmer ✓149,921 · 57.41%	All others257 · 0.10%	Republican winsource
District 7Now: Terri A. Sewell (D)	Terri Sewell ✓174,823 · 69.35%	Ammie Akin77,085 · 30.58%	All others173 · 0.07%	Democrat winsource

Alaska1 seat · held: 1 Rwon: — · ahead: 1 R · 1 undecided

District	Democrat	Republican	Other	Result
At-largeNow: Nicholas J. Begich III (R)	Eric Hafner15,550 · 7.30%	Nick Begich105,647 · 49.60%	Bill Hill (Independent)86,023 · 40.38% James McDermott (Libertarian)5,789 · 2.72% All others0 · 0.00%	Republican aheadAP (unofficial) · ≈74% of expected vote

Arizona9 seats · held: 3 D · 6 Rwon: 5 D · 3 R · ahead: 1 R · 1 undecidedD +2

District	Democrat	Republican	Other	Result
District 1Now: David Schweikert (R)	Amish Shah ✓175,722 · 52.36%	Thomas "Jay" Feely IV152,544 · 45.45%	Monica Alponte (Libertarian)7,118 · 2.12% All others249 · 0.07%	Democrat winsource
District 2Now: Elijah Crane (R)	Jonathan Nez153,913 · 48.48%	Eli Crane157,649 · 49.66%	Curtis Goodwin (Libertarian)5,701 · 1.80% All others183 · 0.06%	Republican ahead9 of 9 counties countedsource
District 3Now: Yassamin Ansari (D)	Yassamin Ansari ✓117,081 · 86.50%	—	Alan Aversa (NOL)8,192 · 6.05% David Redkey (Green)7,083 · 5.23% All others2,991 · 2.21%	Democrat winsource
District 4Now: Greg Stanton (D)	Greg Stanton ✓149,343 · 62.11%	Zuhdi Jasser85,111 · 35.40%	Tisha Benoit (NOL)5,489 · 2.28% All others505 · 0.21%	Democrat winsource
District 5Now: Andy Biggs (R)	Elizabeth Lee147,058 · 48.42%	Mark Lamb ✓156,179 · 51.42%	All others507 · 0.17%	Republican winsource
District 6Now: Juan Ciscomani (R)	JoAnna Mendoza ✓170,232 · 52.80%	Juan Ciscomani145,018 · 44.98%	Jereme Lance Peters (Libertarian)4,000 · 1.24% Gary Swing (Green)2,818 · 0.87% All others356 · 0.11%	Democrat winsource
District 7Now: Adelita S. Grijalva (D)	Adelita Grijalva ✓124,227 · 71.48%	Daniel Francis Butierez Sr.49,249 · 28.34%	All others307 · 0.18%	Democrat winsource
District 8Now: Abraham J. Hamadeh (R)	Bernadette Greene-Placentia134,378 · 48.58%	Abraham "Abe" Hamadeh ✓141,667 · 51.21%	All others569 · 0.21%	Republican winsource
District 9Now: Paul A. Gosar (R)	Danielle "Dani" Sterbinsky113,418 · 42.41%	Paul Gosar ✓153,665 · 57.46%	All others350 · 0.13%	Republican winsource

Arkansas4 seats · held: 4 Rwon: 4 R

District	Democrat	Republican	Other	Result
District 1Now: Eric A. "Rick" Crawford (R)	Terri Yarbrough Green60,074 · 30.97%	Rick Crawford ✓126,957 · 65.45%	Steve Parsons (Libertarian)6,938 · 3.58%	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 2Now: J. French Hill (R)	Chris Jones123,032 · 49.12%	French Hill ✓127,437 · 50.88%	—	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 3Now: Steve Womack (R)	Robb Ryerse96,189 · 41.48%	Steve Womack ✓127,303 · 54.89%	Bobby Wilson (Libertarian)8,413 · 3.63%	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 4Now: Bruce Westerman (R)	James Russell69,175 · 34.51%	Bruce Westerman ✓131,289 · 65.49%	—	Republican winAP (unofficial)

California52 seats · held: 43 D · 8 R · 1 Iwon: 46 D · 2 R · ahead: 2 D · 2 R · 4 undecidedD +3

District	Democrat	Republican	Other	Result
District 1Now: James Gallagher (R)	Mike McGuire ✓97,062 · 55.45%	James Gallagher77,970 · 44.55%	—	Democrat winsource
District 2Now: Jared Huffman (D)	Jared Huffman ✓114,657 · 66.09%	Robin Littau58,839 · 33.91%	—	Democrat winsource
District 3Now: Kevin Kiley (I, caucuses R)	Ami Bera ✓95,702 · 56.98%	Robb Tucker72,252 · 43.02%	—	Democrat winsource
District 4Now: Mike Thompson (D)	Eric Jones63,994 · 51.46% Mike Thompson60,365 · 48.54%	—	—	Democrat ahead500 of 500 precincts countedsource
District 5Now: Tom McClintock (R)	Michael Masuda89,961 · 44.29%	Tom McClintock ✓113,168 · 55.71%	—	Republican winsource
District 6Now: Ami Bera (D)	Richard Pan ✓86,732 · 57.49%	—	Kevin Kiley (Independent)64,143 · 42.51%	Democrat winsource
District 7Now: Doris O. Matsui (D)	Doris Matsui77,536 · 57.50% Mai Vang57,310 · 42.50%	—	—	Democrat ahead414 of 414 precincts countedsource
District 8Now: John Garamendi (D)	John Garamendi ✓139,369 · 71.65%	Rudy Recile55,134 · 28.35%	—	Democrat winsource
District 9Now: Josh Harder (D)	Josh Harder ✓78,226 · 65.80%	John McBride40,665 · 34.20%	—	Democrat winsource
District 10Now: Mark DeSaulnier (D)	Mark DeSaulnier ✓131,901 · 69.06%	Jeff Frese59,082 · 30.94%	—	Democrat winsource
District 11Now: Nancy Pelosi (D)	Connie Chan99,460 · 45.43% Scott Wiener ✓119,475 · 54.57%	—	—	Democrat winsource
District 12Now: Lateefah Simon (D)	Jamie Joyce27,460 · 20.25% Lateefah Simon ✓108,161 · 79.75%	—	—	Democrat winsource
District 13Now: Adam Gray (D)	Adam Gray ✓61,503 · 61.30%	Kevin Lincoln38,830 · 38.70%	—	Democrat winsource
District 14Now: Aisha Wahab (D)	Melissa Hernandez52,755 · 43.47% Aisha Wahab ✓68,612 · 56.53%	—	—	Democrat winsource
District 15Now: Kevin Mullin (D)	Kevin Mullin ✓117,262 · 78.17%	Charles Hoelter32,747 · 21.83%	—	Democrat winsource
District 16Now: Sam T. Liccardo (D)	Sam Liccardo ✓128,227 · 76.48%	Peter Sundin Soulé39,423 · 23.52%	—	Democrat winsource
District 17Now: Ro Khanna (D)	Ro Khanna ✓84,918 · 70.75%	Ritesh Tandon35,104 · 29.25%	—	Democrat winsource
District 18Now: Zoe Lofgren (D)	Zoe Lofgren ✓82,533 · 71.73%	Shane Lewis32,521 · 28.27%	—	Democrat winsource
District 19Now: Jimmy Panetta (D)	Jimmy Panetta ✓149,224 · 72.56%	Peter Coe Verbica56,439 · 27.44%	—	Democrat winsource
District 20Now: Vince Fong (R)	Sandra Van Scotter62,639 · 37.99%	Vince Fong ✓102,237 · 62.01%	—	Republican winsource
District 21Now: Jim Costa (D)	Jim Costa ✓61,997 · 62.73%	Kyle Kirkland36,838 · 37.27%	—	Democrat winsource
District 22Now: David G. Valadao (R)	Randy Villegas ✓61,492 · 66.58%	David G. Valadao30,871 · 33.42%	—	Democrat winsource
District 23Now: Jay Obernolte (R)	Tessa Lynn Hodge74,188 · 48.72%	Jay Obernolte78,084 · 51.28%	—	Republican ahead1,324 of 1,324 precincts countedsource
District 24Now: Salud O. Carbajal (D)	Salud Carbajal ✓119,531 · 66.11%	Bob Smith61,274 · 33.89%	—	Democrat winsource
District 25Now: Raul Ruiz (D)	Raul Ruiz ✓83,461 · 64.76%	Joe Males45,408 · 35.24%	—	Democrat winsource
District 26Now: Julia Brownley (D)	Jacqui Irwin ✓120,416 · 61.87%	Sam Gallucci74,211 · 38.13%	—	Democrat winsource
District 27Now: George Whitesides (D)	George Whitesides ✓118,634 · 62.76%	Jason Gibbs70,403 · 37.24%	—	Democrat winsource
District 28Now: Judy Chu (D)	Judy Chu ✓144,219 · 69.67%	April A. Verlato62,777 · 30.33%	—	Democrat winsource
District 29Now: Luz M. Rivas (D)	Angélica María Dueñas55,282 · 40.88% Luz Maria Rivas ✓79,934 · 59.12%	—	—	Democrat winsource
District 30Now: Laura Friedman (D)	Laura Friedman ✓159,698 · 76.54%	Scott Alan Meyers48,944 · 23.46%	—	Democrat winsource
District 31Now: Gilbert Ray Cisneros, Jr. (D)	Gil Cisneros ✓121,467 · 64.80%	Eric Ching65,971 · 35.20%	—	Democrat winsource
District 32Now: Brad Sherman (D)	Brad Sherman ✓144,752 · 66.95%	Larry Thompson71,470 · 33.05%	—	Democrat winsource
District 33Now: Pete Aguilar (D)	Pete Aguilar ✓92,727 · 67.97%	Stephanie M. Vargas43,701 · 32.03%	—	Democrat winsource
District 34Now: Jimmy Gomez (D)	Jimmy Gomez53,761 · 39.72% Angela Gonzales-Torres ✓81,602 · 60.28%	—	—	Democrat winsource
District 35Now: Norma J. Torres (D)	Norma J. Torres ✓84,222 · 65.80%	Mike Cargile43,770 · 34.20%	—	Democrat winsource
District 36Now: Ted Lieu (D)	Ted W. Lieu ✓176,955 · 71.91%	Houston Brignano69,139 · 28.09%	—	Democrat winsource
District 37Now: Sydney Kamlager-Dove (D)	Sydney Kamlager-Dove ✓88,216 · 61.85% Samantha Mota54,416 · 38.15%	—	—	Democrat winsource
District 38Now: Linda T. Sánchez (D)	Hilda Solis ✓114,712 · 66.20%	Pedro Antonio Casas58,582 · 33.80%	—	Democrat winsource
District 39Now: Mark Takano (D)	Mark Takano ✓60,770 · 66.08%	Steve Manos31,188 · 33.92%	—	Democrat winsource
District 40Now: Young Kim (R)	—	Ken Calvert81,470 · 54.19% Young Kim68,864 · 45.81%	—	Republican ahead558 of 558 precincts countedsource
District 41Now: Ken Calvert (R)	Linda Sánchez ✓133,195 · 66.37%	Mitch Clemmons67,497 · 33.63%	—	Democrat winsource
District 42Now: Robert Garcia (D)	Robert Garcia ✓131,223 · 60.63%	Brian Burley85,211 · 39.37%	—	Democrat winsource
District 43Now: Maxine Waters (D)	Maxine Waters ✓120,332 · 82.07%	Cristian Morales26,295 · 17.93%	—	Democrat winsource
District 44Now: Nanette Diaz Barragán (D)	Nanette Diaz Barragan ✓114,528 · 80.73%	Genevieve Angel27,338 · 19.27%	—	Democrat winsource
District 45Now: Derek Tran (D)	Derek Tran ✓115,937 · 59.59%	Chuong V. Vo78,606 · 40.41%	—	Democrat winsource
District 46Now: J. Luis Correa (D)	Lou Correa ✓96,702 · 69.24%	David Pan42,956 · 30.76%	—	Democrat winsource
District 47Now: Dave Min (D)	Dave Min ✓128,743 · 57.41%	Jenny Rae Le Roux95,500 · 42.59%	—	Democrat winsource
District 48Now: Darrell Issa (R)	Marni von Wilpert ✓102,132 · 59.44%	Jim Desmond69,686 · 40.56%	—	Democrat winsource
District 49Now: Mike Levin (D)	Mike Levin ✓129,312 · 57.72%	Armen Kurdian94,738 · 42.28%	—	Democrat winsource
District 50Now: Scott H. Peters (D)	Scott Peters ✓125,988 · 61.45%	Steve Cohen79,053 · 38.55%	—	Democrat winsource
District 51Now: Sara Jacobs (D)	Sara Jacobs ✓116,892 · 63.45%	Ricardo Cabrera67,348 · 36.55%	—	Democrat winsource
District 52Now: Juan Vargas (D)	Juan Vargas ✓96,581 · 69.21%	Jeff Belle42,963 · 30.79%	—	Democrat winsource

Colorado8 seats · held: 4 D · 4 Rwon: 6 D · 1 R · ahead: 1 D · 1 undecidedD +2

District	Democrat	Republican	Other	Result
District 1Now: Diana DeGette (D)	Melat Kiros ✓228,102 · 78.30%	Christy Peterson41,068 · 14.10%	Critter Milton (UNI)1,083 · 0.37% Chad Humphrey (Libertarian)4,867 · 1.67% Shimon Blau (UAF)16,191 · 5.56%	Democrat winsource
District 2Now: Joe Neguse (D)	Joe Neguse ✓267,226 · 74.47%	Kelley Anne Dennison84,959 · 23.68%	Gaylon Kent (Libertarian)6,655 · 1.85%	Democrat winsource
District 3Now: Jeff Hurd (R)	Dwayne L. Romero157,523 · 47.44%	Jeff Hurd ✓163,655 · 49.29%	Cory Robertson (Libertarian)5,539 · 1.67% Clifton Brown (UAF)5,327 · 1.60%	Republican winsource
District 4Now: Lauren Boebert (R)	Eileen Laubacher184,624 · 48.75%	Lauren Boebert181,555 · 47.94%	Douglas Mangeris (Libertarian)12,506 · 3.30%	Democrat ahead11 of 21 counties countedsource
District 5Now: Jeff Crank (R)	Jessica Killin ✓155,598 · 50.52%	Jeff Crank141,074 · 45.80%	Christopher Mitchell (ACN)5,334 · 1.73% Mark 'Marky Jr' Elworth (Libertarian)5,989 · 1.94%	Democrat winsource
District 6Now: Jason Crow (D)	Jason Crow ✓176,980 · 65.66%	Jason Clark84,653 · 31.41%	Patty McMahon (Libertarian)4,007 · 1.49% Meredith Ryan (UNI)1,602 · 0.59% Samir Witta (UAF)2,282 · 0.85%	Democrat winsource
District 7Now: Brittany Pettersen (D)	Brittany Pettersen ✓228,353 · 60.74%	Tim Bennett135,910 · 36.15%	Susan Hall (UNI)1,781 · 0.47% Lawrence Kyle Clark (ACN)1,305 · 0.35% Dan ''Kilo'' Sallis (Libertarian)4,152 · 1.10% Joe Krzeczkowski (UAF)4,478 · 1.19%	Democrat winsource
District 8Now: Gabe Evans (R)	Manny Rutinel ✓158,766 · 55.42%	Gabe Evans116,587 · 40.70%	Dave Wood (Libertarian)11,116 · 3.88%	Democrat winsource

Connecticut5 seats · held: 5 Dwon: 5 D

District	Democrat	Republican	Other	Result
District 1Now: John B. Larson (D)	Luke Bronin ✓170,475 · 67.28%	Amy Chai78,461 · 30.96%	Mary L. Sanders (Green)4,435 · 1.75% All others16 · 0.01%	Democrat winsource
District 2Now: Joe Courtney (D)	Joe Courtney ✓180,896 · 62.36%	George Patrick Austin109,163 · 37.63%	All others29 · 0.01%	Democrat winsource
District 3Now: Rosa L. DeLauro (D)	Rosa L. DeLauro ✓151,204 · 61.25%	Christopher Lancia87,756 · 35.55%	Thomas Egan (Independent)7,315 · 2.96% All others588 · 0.24%	Democrat winsource
District 4Now: James A. Himes (D)	Jim Himes ✓157,361 · 65.57%	Michael Ted Goldstein78,033 · 32.52%	Benjamin Wesley (Independent)4,590 · 1.91%	Democrat winsource
District 5Now: Jahana Hayes (D)	Jahana Hayes ✓145,664 · 57.84%	Chris Shea106,117 · 42.14%	All others45 · 0.02%	Democrat winsource

Delaware1 seat · held: 1 Dwon: 1 D

District	Democrat	Republican	Other	Result
At-largeNow: Sarah McBride (D)	Sarah McBride ✓243,467 · 64.34%	Joseph "Dr. Joe" Arminio134,966 · 35.66%	—	Democrat winsource

Florida28 seats · held: 8 D · 20 Rwon: 8 D · 17 R · ahead: 3 R · 3 undecided

District	Democrat	Republican	Other	Result
District 1Now: Jimmy Patronis (R)	Gay Valimont103,429 · 35.61%	Jimmy Patronis ✓181,723 · 62.56%	Tyler L. Davis (Independent)5,322 · 1.83%	Republican winsource
District 2Now: Neal P. Dunn (R)	Amanda Marie Green147,792 · 47.87%	Austin Rogers ✓160,968 · 52.13%	—	Republican winsource
District 3Now: Kat Cammack (R)	Seth Harp128,866 · 42.99%	Kat Cammack ✓165,313 · 55.15%	Mike Klein (Independent)5,599 · 1.87%	Republican winsource
District 4Now: Aaron Bean (R)	LaShonda "L.J." Holloway144,795 · 48.12%	Aaron Bean ✓151,114 · 50.22%	Mike Sell (FFP)1,832 · 0.61% Todd Schaefer (Independent)3,191 · 1.06%	Republican winsource
District 5Now: John H. Rutherford (R)	Rachel Grage145,121 · 43.57%	John H. Rutherford ✓187,917 · 56.43%	William Lintag Upham (WRI)0 · 0.00%	Republican winsource
District 6Now: Randy Fine (R)	Eric Yonce132,264 · 39.93%	Randy Fine ✓195,252 · 58.95%	Andrew Parrott (Libertarian)3,725 · 1.12% Alec Pavlik (WRI)0 · 0.00%	Republican winsource
District 7Now: Cory Mills (R)	Bale Dalton159,488 · 49.20%	Ryan Elijah161,189 · 49.73%	Christopher Dennison (Libertarian)3,480 · 1.07%	Republican ahead156 of 156 precincts countedsource
District 8Now: Mike Haridopolos (R)	Jennifer Jenkins149,586 · 46.83%	Mike Haridopolos ✓169,863 · 53.17%	—	Republican winsource
District 9Now: Darren Soto (D)	Darren Soto ✓143,174 · 50.26%	Dan Green141,697 · 49.74%	—	Democrat winsource
District 10Now: Maxwell Frost (D)	—	—	—	Democrat win
District 11Now: Daniel Webster (R)	James Pericola168,108 · 45.98%	Joe Strada ✓193,518 · 52.93%	Ralph Groves (Libertarian)3,955 · 1.08%	Republican winsource
District 12Now: Gus M. Bilirakis (R)	Kimberly Overman131,309 · 45.94%	Gus Michael Bilirakis ✓150,746 · 52.74%	Branden Scrivener (Independent)3,783 · 1.32%	Republican winsource
District 13Now: Anna Paulina Luna (R)	Leela Gray152,600 · 48.68%	Anna Paulina Luna ✓155,117 · 49.48%	Tony D'Arrigo (Independent)5,779 · 1.84%	Republican winsource
District 14Now: Kathy Castor (D)	Kathy Castor ✓153,586 · 51.21%	Mike Beltran137,599 · 45.88%	Brian Lambert (Libertarian)8,730 · 2.91% Salomon Hernandez (WRI)0 · 0.00% Keith Varian (WRI)0 · 0.00%	Democrat winsource
District 15Now: Laurel M. Lee (R)	Robert People137,390 · 45.70%	Laurel Lee ✓163,251 · 54.30%	Angie Boone (WRI)0 · 0.00%	Republican winsource
District 16Now: Vern Buchanan (R)	Kelly Kirschner160,942 · 46.96%	Sydney Gruters ✓175,512 · 51.21%	Mark Davis (Independent)6,275 · 1.83%	Republican winsource
District 17Now: W. Gregory Steube (R)	Matthew Montavon143,570 · 40.14%	Greg Steube ✓209,055 · 58.46%	Michael J. Quirk (Independent)5,008 · 1.40%	Republican winsource
District 18Now: Scott Franklin (R)	Curtis Gibson127,564 · 46.68%	Scott Franklin ✓137,590 · 50.35%	Deva Simmons (Independent)8,110 · 2.97%	Republican winsource
District 19Now: Byron Donalds (R)	Victor Arias122,351 · 37.64%	Jim Schwartzel ✓198,668 · 61.13%	Seth Haskin (Independent)3,996 · 1.23% Alexandra Zakhvatayev (WRI)0 · 0.00%	Republican winsource
District 20Vacant (last: Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick, D)	Debbie Wasserman Schultz ✓182,554 · 74.36%	Brent Andersen53,361 · 21.74%	Kedner Maxime (Independent)9,590 · 3.91%	Democrat winsource
District 21Now: Brian J. Mast (R)	James T. Martin152,430 · 44.75%	Brian Mast ✓183,773 · 53.95%	Alexander Cooke (Independent)4,454 · 1.31% David Fabrikant (WRI)0 · 0.00%	Republican winsource
District 22Now: Lois Frankel (D)	Pia Dandiya ✓153,047 · 51.89%	Casey Askar141,886 · 48.11%	—	Democrat winsource
District 23Now: Jared Moskowitz (D)	Lois Frankel ✓169,831 · 65.65%	Deborah Adeimy88,876 · 34.35%	—	Democrat winsource
District 24Now: Frederica S. Wilson (D)	Oliver G. Gilbert ✓164,819 · 80.65%	Te Mayonna Brown39,534 · 19.35%	Patricia Gonzalez (WRI)0 · 0.00%	Democrat winsource
District 25Now: Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D)	Jared Moskowitz ✓143,753 · 51.26%	Scott Singer130,787 · 46.64%	Peter Jassenoff (Libertarian)5,876 · 2.10% Michaelangelo Hamilton (WRI)0 · 0.00%	Democrat winsource
District 26Now: Mario Diaz-Balart (R)	Nicole Locklin112,775 · 49.10%	Mario Diaz-Balart114,547 · 49.87%	Deborah Ann Meidinger Hosey (Independent)2,348 · 1.02%	Republican ahead159 of 159 precincts countedsource
District 27Now: Maria Elvira Salazar (R)	Eliott Rodriguez123,358 · 49.77%	Maria Elvira Salazar124,474 · 50.23%	—	Republican ahead219 of 219 precincts countedsource
District 28Now: Carlos A. Gimenez (R)	Phil "Felipe" Ehr107,839 · 45.64%	Carlos A. Gimenez ✓124,978 · 52.90%	Eddy Rojas (Independent)3,443 · 1.46%	Republican winsource

Georgia14 seats · held: 5 D · 9 Rwon: 5 D · 9 R

District	Democrat	Republican	Other	Result
District 1Now: Earl L. "Buddy" Carter (R)	Amanda Hollowell132,465 · 48.58%	James "Jim" Kingston ✓140,216 · 51.42%	—	Republican winsource
District 2Now: Sanford D. Bishop, Jr. (D)	Sanford Bishop ✓148,195 · 60.87%	Matt Day95,264 · 39.13%	—	Democrat winsource
District 3Now: Brian Jack (R)	Maura Keller133,120 · 41.38%	Brian Jack ✓188,569 · 58.62%	—	Republican winsource
District 4Now: Henry C. "Hank" Johnson, Jr. (D)	Henry "Hank" Johnson Jr. ✓217,144 · 82.64%	Jim Duffie45,619 · 17.36%	—	Democrat winsource
District 5Now: Nikema Williams (D)	Nikema Williams ✓272,596 · 90.19%	John "Bongo" Salvesen29,638 · 9.81%	—	Democrat winsource
District 6Now: Lucy McBath (D)	Lucy McBath ✓262,846 · 80.90%	Kevin E. Martin62,058 · 19.10%	—	Democrat winsource
District 7Now: Richard McCormick (R)	Tony Kozycki149,323 · 43.81%	Rich McCormick ✓191,539 · 56.19%	—	Republican winsource
District 8Now: Austin Scott (R)	Kelly Esti104,868 · 39.58%	Austin Scott ✓160,114 · 60.42%	—	Republican winsource
District 9Now: Andrew S. Clyde (R)	Caitlyn Gegen125,526 · 40.70%	Andrew Clyde ✓182,886 · 59.30%	—	Republican winsource
District 10Now: Mike Collins (R)	Pamela "Pam" Delancy150,901 · 46.41%	Houston Gaines ✓174,274 · 53.59%	—	Republican winsource
District 11Now: Barry Loudermilk (R)	Chris Harden146,861 · 44.64%	John Cowan ✓182,160 · 55.36%	—	Republican winsource
District 12Now: Rick W. Allen (R)	Ceretta Smith129,500 · 47.90%	Rick W. Allen ✓140,843 · 52.10%	—	Republican winsource
District 13Now: Everton Blair Jr. (D)	Jasmine Clark ✓247,937 · 79.83%	Jonathan Chavez62,650 · 20.17%	—	Democrat winsource
District 14Now: Clay Fuller (R)	Shawn Harris118,336 · 41.22%	Clay Fuller ✓168,752 · 58.78%	—	Republican winsource

Hawaii2 seats · held: 2 Dwon: 2 D

District	Democrat	Republican	Other	Result
District 1Now: Ed Case (D)	Ed Case ✓126,022 · 71.78%	Adriel Lam40,235 · 22.92%	Jordan Conley (Green)6,977 · 3.97% Nathan Berning (Independent)2,341 · 1.33%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 2Now: Jill N. Tokuda (D)	Jill Tokuda ✓129,528 · 66.52%	Brenton Awa65,189 · 33.48%	—	Democrat winAP (unofficial)

Idaho2 seats · held: 2 Rwon: 2 R

District	Democrat	Republican	Other	Result
District 1Now: Russ Fulcher (R)	Kaylee Peterson108,990 · 28.75%	Russ Fulcher ✓243,645 · 64.28%	Sarah Zabel (Independent)23,001 · 6.07% Brendan J. Gomez (CON)3,412 · 0.90%	Republican winsource
District 2Now: Michael K. Simpson (R)	Ellie Gilbreath133,062 · 40.27%	Mike Simpson ✓170,721 · 51.67%	Tripp Charles Hutchinson (Independent)11,628 · 3.52% Emre Houser (Independent)7,848 · 2.38% Will Johanson (Libertarian)7,139 · 2.16%	Republican winsource

Illinois17 seats · held: 14 D · 3 Rwon: 14 D · 3 R

District	Democrat	Republican	Other	Result
District 1Now: Jonathan L. Jackson (D)	Jonathan Jackson ✓161,934 · 71.32%	Christian Maxwell65,132 · 28.68%	—	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 2Now: Robin L. Kelly (D)	Donna Miller ✓153,378 · 72.96%	Michael Noack56,850 · 27.04%	—	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 3Now: Delia C. Ramirez (D)	Delia Ramirez ✓142,614 · 76.36%	Angel Oakley44,157 · 23.64%	—	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 4Now: Jesús G. "Chuy" García (D)	Patty Garcia ✓109,274 · 70.95%	Lupe Castillo24,978 · 16.22%	Chris Getty (Independent)14,290 · 9.28% Ed Hershey (WCP)5,484 · 3.56%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 5Now: Mike Quigley (D)	Mike Quigley ✓184,446 · 75.64%	Tommy Hanson59,399 · 24.36%	—	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 6Now: Sean Casten (D)	Sean Casten ✓158,562 · 62.49%	Niki Conforti95,180 · 37.51%	—	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 7Now: Danny K. Davis (D)	La Shawn Ford ✓165,886 · 89.13%	Chad Koppie20,238 · 10.87%	—	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 8Now: Raja Krishnamoorthi (D)	Melissa Bean ✓133,230 · 63.79%	Jennifer Davis75,617 · 36.21%	—	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 9Now: Janice D. Schakowsky (D)	Daniel Biss ✓184,413 · 75.87%	John Elleson58,667 · 24.13%	—	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 10Now: Bradley Scott Schneider (D)	Brad Schneider ✓160,858 · 69.80%	Carl Lambrecht69,583 · 30.20%	—	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 11Now: Bill Foster (D)	Bill Foster ✓169,353 · 64.15%	Jeff Walter94,622 · 35.85%	—	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 12Now: Mike Bost (R)	Julie Fortier84,768 · 30.34%	Mike Bost ✓194,651 · 69.66%	—	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 13Now: Nikki Budzinski (D)	Nikki Budzinski ✓157,315 · 62.63%	Jeff Wilson93,863 · 37.37%	—	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 14Now: Lauren Underwood (D)	Lauren Underwood ✓153,408 · 62.57%	James Marter91,758 · 37.43%	—	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 15Now: Mary E. Miller (R)	Jennifer Todd95,350 · 33.10%	Mary Miller ✓192,711 · 66.90%	—	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 16Now: Darin LaHood (R)	Paul Nolley121,320 · 41.19%	Darin LaHood ✓173,191 · 58.81%	—	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 17Now: Eric Sorensen (D)	Eric Sorensen ✓141,531 · 60.11%	Dillan Vancil93,936 · 39.89%	—	Democrat winAP (unofficial)

Indiana9 seats · held: 2 D · 7 Rwon: 3 D · 6 RD +1

District	Democrat	Republican	Other	Result
District 1Now: Frank J. Mrvan (D)	Frank Mrvan ✓142,213 · 63.02%	Barb Regnitz83,468 · 36.98%	—	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 2Now: Rudy Yakym III (R)	Jamee Decio89,173 · 46.15%	Rudy Yakym ✓99,148 · 51.31%	William Henry (Libertarian)4,908 · 2.54%	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 3Now: Marlin A. Stutzman (R)	Kelly Thompson90,180 · 45.12%	Marlin Stutzman ✓109,692 · 54.88%	—	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 4Now: James R. Baird (R)	Drew Cox97,142 · 45.79%	Jim Baird ✓115,014 · 54.21%	—	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 5Now: Victoria Spartz (R)	J.D. Ford ✓134,476 · 51.66%	Victoria Spartz125,851 · 48.34%	—	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 6Now: Jefferson Shreve (R)	Cynthia Wirth90,576 · 44.91%	Jefferson Shreve ✓111,116 · 55.09%	—	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 7Now: André Carson (D)	André Carson ✓159,211 · 76.96%	Patrick McAuley42,208 · 20.40%	James Sceniak (Libertarian)5,452 · 2.64%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 8Now: Mark B. Messmer (R)	Mary Allen95,317 · 44.75%	Mark Messmer ✓117,667 · 55.25%	—	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 9Now: Erin Houchin (R)	Brad Meyer98,480 · 43.51%	Erin Houchin ✓122,326 · 54.05%	Tonya Hudson (Libertarian)5,530 · 2.44%	Republican winAP (unofficial)

Iowa4 seats · held: 4 Rwon: 3 D · 1 RD +3

District	Democrat	Republican	Other	Result
District 1Now: Mariannette Miller-Meeks (R)	Christina Bohannan ✓182,396 · 52.74%	Mariannette Miller-Meeks150,471 · 43.51%	Michael Bridgford (Other)12,603 · 3.64% All others356 · 0.10%	Democrat winsource
District 2Now: Ashley Hinson (R)	Lindsay James ✓171,484 · 49.50%	Joe Mitchell157,722 · 45.53%	Rick Stewart (Libertarian)9,500 · 2.74% Dave Bushaw (Other)7,469 · 2.16% All others226 · 0.07%	Democrat winsource
District 3Now: Zachary Nunn (R)	Sarah Trone Garriott ✓189,217 · 53.52%	Zach Nunn163,441 · 46.23%	All others869 · 0.25%	Democrat winsource
District 4Now: Randy Feenstra (R)	Dave Dawson123,940 · 40.89%	Chris McGowan ✓178,845 · 59.00%	All others352 · 0.12%	Republican winsource

Kansas4 seats · held: 1 D · 3 Rwon: 1 D · 3 R

District	Democrat	Republican	Other	Result
District 1Now: Tracey Mann (R)	Lauren Reinhold95,748 · 37.85%	Tracey Mann ✓150,340 · 59.44%	Steven Jacob (Libertarian)6,846 · 2.71%	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 2Now: Derek Schmidt (R)	Don Coover110,244 · 44.99%	Derek Schmidt ✓125,639 · 51.27%	John Hauer (Libertarian)9,165 · 3.74%	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 3Now: Sharice Davids (D)	Sharice Davids ✓200,689 · 59.55%	Eric Jenkins129,432 · 38.40%	Steven Hohe (Libertarian)6,916 · 2.05%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 4Now: Ron Estes (R)	Katy Tyndell114,306 · 44.05%	Ron Estes ✓138,994 · 53.57%	Drew Cranmer (Libertarian)6,175 · 2.38%	Republican winAP (unofficial)

Kentucky6 seats · held: 1 D · 5 Rwon: 2 D · 4 RD +1

District	Democrat	Republican	Other	Result
District 1Now: James Comer (R)	John "Drew" WILLIAMS74,260 · 32.40%	James R. COMER ✓154,910 · 67.60%	—	Republican winsource
District 2Now: Brett Guthrie (R)	Megan WINGFIELD81,112 · 35.10%	S. Brett GUTHRIE ✓145,139 · 62.81%	Thomas A. LOECKEN (Independent)4,807 · 2.08%	Republican winsource
District 3Now: Morgan McGarvey (D)	Morgan McGARVEY ✓174,781 · 70.33%	Maria Teresa RODRIGUEZ73,719 · 29.67%	—	Democrat winsource
District 4Now: Thomas Massie (R)	Melissa Claire STRANGE103,713 · 40.86%	Ed GALLREIN ✓137,623 · 54.22%	Jeremy TODD (Libertarian)12,484 · 4.92% All others15 · 0.01%	Republican winsource
District 5Now: Harold Rogers (R)	Ned PILLERSDORF49,805 · 25.35%	Hal ROGERS ✓139,808 · 71.16%	Mikel WEIN (Independent)4,117 · 2.10% Gerardo SERRANO (Independent)2,738 · 1.39% All others6 · 0.00%	Republican winsource
District 6Now: Andy Barr (R)	Zach DEMBO ✓138,777 · 52.65%	Ralph ALVARADO114,030 · 43.27%	Jay J BOWMAN (Independent)6,710 · 2.55% Pete LYNCH (KEN)3,836 · 1.46% All others208 · 0.08%	Democrat winsource

Louisiana6 seats · held: 2 D · 4 Rwon: 1 D · 3 R · ahead: 2 D · 2 undecided

District	Democrat	Republican	Other	Result
District 1Now: Steve Scalise (R)	Lauren Jewett89,428 · 33.95%	Randall Arrington9,776 · 3.71% Steve Scalise ✓159,890 · 60.71%	E. "Liddy" Glass (NOPTY) (NOPTY)4,279 · 1.62%	Republican winsource
District 2Now: Troy A. Carter (D)	Troy A. Carter, Sr. ✓192,258 · 79.91%	Peter Williams36,367 · 15.12%	Lisa Ballay (Libertarian)6,405 · 2.66% Walter "Rocky" Beach (NOPTY) (NOPTY)2,553 · 1.06% Renada "Honey" Collins (NOPTY) (NOPTY)2,999 · 1.25%	Democrat winsource
District 3Now: Clay Higgins (R)	John Day49,162 · 20.92% Priscilla Gonzalez16,828 · 7.16% Caleb "With a C" Walker19,932 · 8.48%	"Kate" Cotten15,661 · 6.66% "Clay" Higgins ✓129,203 · 54.98%	Tia LeBrun (NOPTY) (NOPTY)4,208 · 1.79%	Republican winsource
District 4Now: Mike Johnson (R)	Conrad Cable52,893 · 22.96% "Matt" Gromlich32,866 · 14.27%	Gordon Heslop2,571 · 1.12% "Mike" Johnson ✓134,739 · 58.50% "Mike" Nichols7,270 · 3.16%	—	Republican winsource
District 5Now: Julia Letlow (R)	Dan McKay16,047 · 7.04% Patricia "Pat" Moore40,789 · 17.90% Antonio Wilson27,364 · 12.01%	Stewart Cathey, Jr.28,160 · 12.36% Misti Cordell33,366 · 14.64% Oscar "Omar" Dantzler2,238 · 0.98% Michael Echols32,902 · 14.44% "Gabe" Firment39,131 · 17.17% Austin Magee7,920 · 3.47%	—	Democrat ahead791 of 791 precincts countedsource
District 6Now: Cleo Fields (D)	Chauna Banks50,878 · 19.42% Patrick "Pat" Forbes23,820 · 9.09% Lindsay "Rubia" Garcia33,544 · 12.81%	Monique Appeaning8,109 · 3.10% Larry Davis III11,356 · 4.34% "Rick" Edmonds49,241 · 18.80% Michael Mebruer3,160 · 1.21% Blake Miguez50,213 · 19.17% Stephen Wagley28,169 · 10.75%	Rufus Craig (Libertarian)3,461 · 1.32%	Democrat ahead541 of 541 precincts countedsource

Maine2 seats · held: 2 Dwon: 1 D · 1 RR +1

District	Democrat	Republican	Other	Result
District 1Now: Chellie Pingree (D)	Chellie Pingree ✓249,772 · 65.88%	Ronald Russell129,342 · 34.12%	—	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 2Now: Jared F. Golden (D)	Matthew Dunlap164,845 · 48.31%	Paul LePage ✓170,265 · 49.89%	Blank Votes (Oth)6,021 · 1.76% All others125 · 0.04%	Republican winAP (unofficial)

Maryland8 seats · held: 7 D · 1 Rwon: 7 D · 1 R

District	Democrat	Republican	Other	Result
District 1Now: Andy Harris (R)	Dan Schwartz138,055 · 46.40%	Andy Harris ✓158,976 · 53.43%	All others511 · 0.17%	Republican winsource
District 2Now: Johnny Olszewski, Jr. (D)	John "Johnny O" Olszewski, Jr. ✓152,220 · 61.95%	Dave Wallace93,021 · 37.86%	All others478 · 0.19%	Democrat winsource
District 3Now: Sarah Elfreth (D)	Sarah Elfreth ✓193,904 · 66.84%	Berney Flowers95,400 · 32.88%	All others800 · 0.28%	Democrat winsource
District 4Now: Glenn Ivey (D)	Glenn F. Ivey ✓148,924 · 88.96%	George E. McDermott10,626 · 6.35%	Sam Husseini (Green)7,593 · 4.54% All others270 · 0.16%	Democrat winsource
District 5Now: Steny H. Hoyer (D)	Adrian Boafo ✓199,874 · 69.00%	Chris Chaffee87,868 · 30.33%	All others1,951 · 0.67%	Democrat winsource
District 6Now: April McClain Delaney (D)	April McClain Delaney ✓143,792 · 57.23%	Robin Ficker100,095 · 39.84%	Moshe Y. Landman (Green)6,773 · 2.70% All others606 · 0.24%	Democrat winsource
District 7Now: Kweisi Mfume (D)	Kweisi Mfume ✓144,679 · 83.39%	Scott M. Collier28,186 · 16.24%	All others641 · 0.37%	Democrat winsource
District 8Now: Jamie Raskin (D)	Jamie Raskin ✓207,072 · 82.73%	Cheryl Riley38,570 · 15.41%	Nancy Wallace (Green)4,209 · 1.68% All others455 · 0.18%	Democrat winsource

Massachusetts9 seats · held: 9 Dwon: 9 D

District	Democrat	Republican	Other	Result
District 1Now: Richard E. Neal (D)	Richard Neal ✓177,293 · 65.44%	—	Nadia Milleron (Independent)93,642 · 34.56%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 2Now: James P. McGovern (D)	James McGovern ✓198,782 · 100.00%	—	—	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 3Now: Lori Trahan (D)	Lori Trahan ✓173,326 · 67.16%	Gary Grossi78,296 · 30.34%	Dennis Conlon (Unr)6,442 · 2.50%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 4Now: Jake Auchincloss (D)	Jake Auchincloss ✓192,645 · 66.38%	Thomas Stalcup97,592 · 33.62%	—	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 5Now: Katherine M. Clark (D)	Katherine Clark ✓206,925 · 100.00%	—	—	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 6Now: Seth Moulton (D)	Dan Koh ✓206,244 · 63.39%	Micah Jones119,112 · 36.61%	—	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 7Now: Ayanna Pressley (D)	Ayanna Pressley ✓158,384 · 100.00%	—	—	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 8Now: Stephen F. Lynch (D)	Stephen Lynch ✓195,606 · 69.41%	Robert Burke75,619 · 26.83%	Rasheed Walters (Independent)10,579 · 3.75%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 9Now: William R. Keating (D)	Bill Keating ✓213,587 · 60.87%	R. Macallister137,282 · 39.13%	—	Democrat winAP (unofficial)

Michigan13 seats · held: 6 D · 7 Rwon: 9 D · 4 RD +3

District	Democrat	Republican	Other	Result
District 1Now: Jack Bergman (R)	Callie Barr178,548 · 44.22%	Jack Bergman ✓217,185 · 53.78%	Arnett Satterla (Libertarian)2,761 · 0.68% Liz Hakola (WCP)2,385 · 0.59% Doc Kovaly (UST)1,230 · 0.30% Zebulon Featherly (Independent)923 · 0.23% LaVeta Davenport (Green)773 · 0.19%	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 2Now: John R. Moolenaar (R)	Ben Ambrose132,134 · 36.96%	John Moolenaar ✓219,742 · 61.47%	Charlotte Magoon (Green)3,839 · 1.07% Richard Sills (NLP)1,754 · 0.49%	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 3Now: Hillary J. Scholten (D)	Hillary Scholten ✓211,061 · 57.14%	Terri DeBoer152,988 · 41.42%	Joe Jock (Green)5,339 · 1.45%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 4Now: Bill Huizenga (R)	Sean McCann ✓185,440 · 50.14%	Bill Huizenga178,741 · 48.33%	Shafina Barnett (Green)5,679 · 1.54%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 5Now: Tim Walberg (R)	Christian Vukasovich130,085 · 38.55%	Tim Walberg ✓199,522 · 59.13%	Ronald Muszynski (Libertarian)3,463 · 1.03% Sharon Renier (UST)3,125 · 0.93% Jim Bronke (Green)1,232 · 0.37%	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 6Now: Debbie Dingell (D)	Debbie Dingell ✓262,932 · 67.42%	Heather Smiley118,422 · 30.36%	Linda Rayburn (WCP)2,830 · 0.73% Timothy Teagan (Libertarian)2,689 · 0.69% Clyde Shabazz (Green)2,105 · 0.54% Mike Mickevicius (UST)1,019 · 0.26%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 7Now: Tom Barrett (R)	William Lawrence ✓202,657 · 51.03%	Tom Barrett189,482 · 47.71%	Shane Dedrick (Green)4,974 · 1.25%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 8Now: Kristen McDonald Rivet (D)	Kristen McDonald Rivet ✓195,849 · 55.52%	Thomas Smith147,851 · 41.91%	Kathy Goodwin (WCP)5,169 · 1.47% C. Pettus (Libertarian)2,857 · 0.81% Jim Casha (Green)1,044 · 0.30%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 9Now: Lisa C. McClain (R)	Ray Pooley137,275 · 34.70%	Lisa McClain ✓247,817 · 62.64%	Jim Walkowicz (WCP)4,088 · 1.03% Kevin Vayko (Libertarian)3,455 · 0.87% John Vlahos (UST)1,578 · 0.40% Destiny Clayton (Green)1,377 · 0.35%	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 10Now: John James (R)	Christina Hines ✓188,078 · 52.44%	Michael Bouchard162,347 · 45.26%	Andrea Kirby (WCP)3,978 · 1.11% Mike Saliba (Libertarian)3,088 · 0.86% Kwabena Nkromo (Green)1,174 · 0.33%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 11Now: Haley M. Stevens (D)	Jeremy Moss ✓238,750 · 60.86%	Ethan Baker144,529 · 36.84%	Anil Kumar (Independent)3,174 · 0.81% Farid Ishac (Libertarian)2,946 · 0.75% Ryan Teasdale (Green)2,902 · 0.74%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 12Now: Rashida Tlaib (D)	Rashida Tlaib ✓247,185 · 75.98%	James Hooper68,960 · 21.20%	Gary Walkowicz (WCP)3,776 · 1.16% Brenda Sanders (Green)3,365 · 1.03% Marc Sosnowski (UST)2,036 · 0.63%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 13Now: Shri Thanedar (D)	Donavan McKinney ✓209,882 · 76.51%	T.P. Nykoriak54,484 · 19.86%	Simone Coleman (WCP)5,743 · 2.09% Chris Dardzinski (UST)2,666 · 0.97% Raelyn Light (Green)1,549 · 0.56%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)

Minnesota8 seats · held: 4 D · 4 Rwon: 5 D · 3 RD +1

District	Democrat	Republican	Other	Result
District 1Now: Brad Finstad (R)	Jake Johnson ✓163,054 · 49.99%	Brad Finstad162,733 · 49.89%	All others391 · 0.12%	Democrat winsource
District 2Now: Angie Craig (D)	Matt Little ✓214,254 · 57.10%	Eric Pratt160,636 · 42.81%	All others335 · 0.09%	Democrat winsource
District 3Now: Kelly Morrison (D)	Kelly Morrison ✓242,079 · 64.04%	Tyler Bass135,505 · 35.85%	All others413 · 0.11%	Democrat winsource
District 4Now: Betty McCollum (D)	Betty McCollum ✓245,699 · 73.07%	Paul Wikstrom90,067 · 26.79%	All others477 · 0.14%	Democrat winsource
District 5Now: Ilhan Omar (D)	Ilhan Omar ✓262,702 · 76.48%	John Nagel55,765 · 16.23%	DeVelle L. Jackson (Independent)24,110 · 7.02% All others931 · 0.27%	Democrat winsource
District 6Now: Tom Emmer (R)	Doug Chapin162,213 · 44.16%	Tom Emmer ✓204,704 · 55.73%	All others427 · 0.12%	Republican winsource
District 7Now: Michelle Fischbach (R)	Erik Osberg115,823 · 35.01%	Michelle Fischbach ✓214,674 · 64.89%	All others320 · 0.10%	Republican winsource
District 8Now: Pete Stauber (R)	Trina Swanson168,427 · 46.86%	Pete Stauber ✓190,669 · 53.04%	All others359 · 0.10%	Republican winsource

Mississippi4 seats · held: 1 D · 3 Rwon: 1 D · 3 R

District	Democrat	Republican	Other	Result
District 1Now: Trent Kelly (R)	Cliff Johnson96,428 · 40.26%	Trent Kelly ✓139,749 · 58.35%	Johnny Baucom (Libertarian)3,340 · 1.39%	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 2Now: Bennie G. Thompson (D)	Bennie Thompson ✓164,970 · 67.61%	Ron Eller73,164 · 29.98%	Bennie Foster (Independent)5,883 · 2.41%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 3Now: Michael Guest (R)	Michael Chiaradio103,164 · 41.14%	Michael Guest ✓144,471 · 57.61%	Erik Kiehle (Libertarian)3,146 · 1.25%	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 4Now: Mike Ezell (R)	Jeffrey Hulum76,914 · 35.83%	Mike Ezell ✓131,137 · 61.10%	Carl Boyanton (Independent)6,592 · 3.07%	Republican winAP (unofficial)

Missouri8 seats · held: 2 D · 6 Rwon: 3 D · 5 RD +1

District	Democrat	Republican	Other	Result
District 1Now: Wesley Bell (D)	Wesley Bell ✓189,175 · 81.49%	Paul Berry32,362 · 13.94%	Tom Schmitz (Libertarian)10,613 · 4.57%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 2Now: Ann Wagner (R)	Fred Wellman ✓169,477 · 51.14%	Ann Wagner153,132 · 46.21%	Brandon Daugherty (Libertarian)8,782 · 2.65%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 3Now: Robert F. Onder, Jr. (R)	Bethany Mann125,271 · 44.39%	Bob Onder ✓149,239 · 52.88%	Jim Higgins (Libertarian)7,700 · 2.73%	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 4Now: Mark Alford (R)	Jordan Herrera88,596 · 35.85%	Mark Alford ✓151,329 · 61.24%	Thomas Holbrook (Libertarian)7,195 · 2.91%	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 5Now: Emanuel Cleaver (D)	Emanuel Cleaver ✓179,256 · 69.49%	Rick Brattin72,572 · 28.13%	Randall Langkraehr (Libertarian)6,128 · 2.38%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 6Now: Sam Graves (R)	Josh Smead100,450 · 38.96%	Chris Stigall ✓151,360 · 58.70%	Andy Maidment (Libertarian)6,030 · 2.34%	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 7Now: Eric Burlison (R)	Missi Hesketh89,710 · 35.40%	Eric Burlison ✓157,599 · 62.19%	Kevin Craig (Libertarian)6,100 · 2.41%	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 8Now: Jason Smith (R)	Chris Reichard65,751 · 29.17%	Jason Smith ✓152,677 · 67.73%	Rebecca Sharpe Lombard (Libertarian)6,996 · 3.10%	Republican winAP (unofficial)

Montana2 seats · held: 2 Rwon: 1 D · 1 RD +1

District	Democrat	Republican	Other	Result
District 1Now: Ryan K. Zinke (R)	Sam Forstag ✓132,003 · 50.34%	Aaron Flint122,694 · 46.79%	Nick Sheedy (Libertarian)7,522 · 2.87%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 2Now: Troy Downing (R)	Brian Miller70,431 · 32.18%	Troy Downing ✓127,346 · 58.19%	Michael Eisenhauer (Independent)17,079 · 7.80% Patrick McCracken (Libertarian)4,003 · 1.83%	Republican winAP (unofficial)

Nebraska3 seats · held: 3 Rwon: 1 D · 2 RD +1

District	Democrat	Republican	Other	Result
District 1Now: Mike Flood (R)	Chris Backemeyer114,664 · 46.17%	Mike Flood ✓124,881 · 50.29%	Nik Sandman (Libertarian)4,500 · 1.81% Dan Hartong (AFP)4,298 · 1.73%	Republican winsource
District 2Now: Don Bacon (R)	Denise Powell ✓138,733 · 56.41%	Brinker Harding100,895 · 41.02%	Eric Michael Foreman (Libertarian)6,310 · 2.57%	Democrat winsource
District 3Now: Adrian Smith (R)	Becky Kelly Stille48,842 · 20.02%	Adrian Smith ✓173,220 · 70.99%	David J. Else (LMN)7,074 · 2.90% Macey Budke (NWP)6,823 · 2.80% Mark Cohen (Independent)8,064 · 3.30%	Republican winsource

Nevada4 seats · held: 3 D · 1 Rwon: 4 DD +1

District	Democrat	Republican	Other	Result
District 1Now: Dina Titus (D)	Dina Titus ✓136,269 · 59.16%	Carrie Buck87,038 · 37.78%	Steven St. John (Independent)3,925 · 1.70% Afzal Khan (Independent)3,125 · 1.36%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 2Now: Mark E. Amodei (R)	Teresa Benitez-Thompson ✓156,796 · 50.13%	David Flippo139,002 · 44.44%	Lynn Chapman (IAP)16,966 · 5.42%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 3Now: Susie Lee (D)	Susie Lee ✓156,654 · 59.40%	Marty O'Donnell100,970 · 38.29%	Jon Kamerath (IAP)6,091 · 2.31%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 4Now: Steven Horsford (D)	Steven Horsford ✓146,779 · 60.39%	Cody Whipple91,704 · 37.73%	Russell Best (IAP)2,396 · 0.99% William Johnson (Independent)2,174 · 0.89%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)

New Hampshire2 seats · held: 2 Dwon: 2 D

District	Democrat	Republican	Other	Result
District 1Now: Chris Pappas (D)	Stefany Shaheen ✓180,031 · 57.13%	Anthony DiLorenzo135,104 · 42.87%	—	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 2Now: Maggie Goodlander (D)	Maggie Goodlander ✓184,761 · 58.80%	Lily Tang Williams122,024 · 38.83%	Robbie Mahrou (Independent)7,439 · 2.37%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)

New Jersey12 seats · held: 9 D · 3 Rwon: 11 D · 1 RD +2

District	Democrat	Republican	Other	Result
District 1Now: Donald Norcross (D)	Donald Norcross ✓180,228 · 70.36%	Damon Galdo75,927 · 29.64%	—	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 2Now: Jefferson Van Drew (R)	Zack Mullock ✓137,166 · 50.79%	Jeff Van Drew130,084 · 48.17%	Ramon Mora (Oth)2,819 · 1.04%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 3Now: Herbert C. Conaway, Jr. (D)	Herb Conaway ✓171,392 · 62.58%	Michael McGuire97,157 · 35.48%	Ryan Kelly (Oth)3,635 · 1.33% Steven Welzer (Oth)1,673 · 0.61%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 4Now: Christopher H. Smith (R)	Rachel Peace107,384 · 40.96%	Christopher Smith ✓154,813 · 59.04%	—	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 5Now: Josh Gottheimer (D)	Josh Gottheimer ✓168,450 · 62.39%	Sean Kirrane93,609 · 34.67%	Adam Rueda (Oth)7,943 · 2.94%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 6Now: Frank Pallone, Jr. (D)	Frank Pallone ✓144,087 · 69.10%	Hillary Herzig64,422 · 30.90%	—	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 7Now: Thomas H. Kean, Jr. (R)	Rebecca Bennett ✓187,275 · 57.12%	Thomas Kean135,560 · 41.34%	Seamus O'Toole (Oth)5,042 · 1.54%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 8Now: Robert Menendez (D)	Rob Menendez ✓108,520 · 88.55%	—	Craig Honts (Oth)5,209 · 4.25% Aristotle Eliopoulos (Oth)5,198 · 4.24% Da'Shone Hughey (Oth)3,622 · 2.96%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 9Now: Nellie Pou (D)	Nelida Pou ✓123,133 · 66.73%	Rosie Pino58,682 · 31.80%	Terrisa Bukovinac (Oth)2,704 · 1.47%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 10Now: LaMonica McIver (D)	LaMonica McIver ✓148,968 · 84.46%	Carmen Bucco27,415 · 15.54%	—	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 11Now: Analilia Mejia (D)	Analilia Mejia ✓167,572 · 60.57%	Joe Hathaway106,622 · 38.54%	Alan Bond (Oth)2,479 · 0.90%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 12Now: Bonnie Watson Coleman (D)	Adam Hamawy ✓160,896 · 70.16%	Gregg Mele64,984 · 28.34%	Winston Jordan (Oth)1,781 · 0.78% Andres Jinete (Oth)1,659 · 0.72%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)

New Mexico3 seats · held: 3 Dwon: 3 D

District	Democrat	Republican	Other	Result
District 1Now: Melanie A. Stansbury (D)	Melanie Ann Stansbury ✓179,361 · 63.60%	Ndidiamaka Ekwua Charlene Okpareke102,641 · 36.40%	—	Democrat winsource
District 2Now: Gabe Vasquez (D)	Gabriel Vasquez ✓123,679 · 58.75%	Gregory G Cunningham86,848 · 41.25%	—	Democrat winsource
District 3Now: Teresa Leger Fernandez (D)	Teresa Leger Fernandez ✓141,081 · 61.62%	Martin Zamora87,867 · 38.38%	—	Democrat winsource

New York26 seats · held: 19 D · 7 Rwon: 20 D · 6 RD +1

District	Democrat	Republican	Other	Result
District 1Now: Nick LaLota (R)	Christopher Gallant145,869 · 48.85%	Nicholas LaLota ✓152,546 · 51.09%	All others170 · 0.06%	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 2Now: Andrew R. Garbarino (R)	Patrick Halpin120,263 · 48.37%	Andrew Garbarino ✓128,184 · 51.55%	All others208 · 0.08%	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 3Now: Thomas R. Suozzi (D)	Thomas Suozzi ✓149,547 · 54.83%	Michael LiPetri122,442 · 44.89%	All others744 · 0.27%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 4Now: Laura Gillen (D)	Laura Gillen ✓162,077 · 56.20%	Jeanine Driscoll125,333 · 43.46%	Blay Tarnoff (Oth)720 · 0.25% All others277 · 0.10%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 5Now: Gregory W. Meeks (D)	Gregory Meeks ✓129,931 · 80.49%	George Marsh31,082 · 19.26%	All others405 · 0.25%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 6Now: Grace Meng (D)	Grace Meng ✓92,474 · 68.63%	Joseph Chou41,225 · 30.59%	All others1,050 · 0.78%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 7Now: Nydia M. Velázquez (D)	Claire Valdez ✓135,179 · 83.33%	Melvin Rivera24,370 · 15.02%	Priscilla Ghaznavi (Oth)2,155 · 1.33% All others514 · 0.32%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 8Now: Hakeem S. Jeffries (D)	Hakeem Jeffries ✓128,197 · 78.94%	Lewis Mizrahi31,969 · 19.68%	All others2,238 · 1.38%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 9Now: Yvette D. Clarke (D)	Yvette Clarke ✓146,503 · 82.09%	Joel Azumah30,378 · 17.02%	All others1,584 · 0.89%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 10Now: Daniel S. Goldman (D)	Brad Lander ✓167,343 · 83.21%	Jennifer Moore31,912 · 15.87%	All others1,865 · 0.93%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 11Now: Nicole Malliotakis (R)	Mike DeCillis79,370 · 43.77%	Nicole Malliotakis ✓101,719 · 56.10%	All others227 · 0.13%	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 12Now: Jerrold Nadler (D)	Micah Lasher ✓193,614 · 77.20%	Caroline Shinkle50,212 · 20.02%	Karen Ortiz (Oth)3,429 · 1.37% Wilneida Negron (Oth)2,894 · 1.15% All others632 · 0.25%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 13Now: Adriano Espaillat (D)	Darializa Avila Chevalier ✓141,014 · 87.52%	Jomo Williams18,308 · 11.36%	All others1,795 · 1.11%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 14Now: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D)	Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez ✓107,129 · 78.22%	Diamant Hysenaj29,505 · 21.54%	All others322 · 0.24%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 15Now: Ritchie Torres (D)	Ritchie Torres ✓93,812 · 76.79%	Stylo Sapaskis13,004 · 10.64%	Andre Easton (Oth)10,647 · 8.71% Jose Vega (Oth)2,348 · 1.92% Gonzalo Duran (Con)2,075 · 1.70% All others283 · 0.23%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 16Now: George Latimer (D)	George Latimer ✓100,927 · 77.65%	Joseph Cinquemani28,618 · 22.02%	All others436 · 0.34%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 17Now: Michael Lawler (R)	Cait Conley ✓159,170 · 52.79%	Mike Lawler142,035 · 47.10%	All others324 · 0.11%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 18Now: Patrick Ryan (D)	Pat Ryan ✓169,001 · 62.87%	Jackie Auringer99,621 · 37.06%	All others194 · 0.07%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 19Now: Josh Riley (D)	Josh Riley ✓167,896 · 57.32%	Peter Oberacker124,729 · 42.58%	All others306 · 0.10%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 20Now: Paul Tonko (D)	Paul Tonko ✓181,580 · 63.55%	Ralph Ambrosio103,917 · 36.37%	All others249 · 0.09%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 21Now: Elise M. Stefanik (R)	Blake Gendebien134,399 · 48.84%	Anthony Constantino ✓140,126 · 50.92%	All others652 · 0.24%	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 22Now: John W. Mannion (D)	John Mannion ✓159,563 · 58.34%	Kailee Buller113,729 · 41.58%	All others215 · 0.08%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 23Now: Nicholas A. Langworthy (R)	Aaron Gies119,749 · 39.69%	Nicholas Langworthy ✓181,807 · 60.26%	All others151 · 0.05%	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 24Now: Claudia Tenney (R)	Alissa Ellman112,261 · 39.55%	Claudia Tenney ✓171,460 · 60.40%	All others142 · 0.05%	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 25Now: Joseph D. Morelle (D)	Joseph Morelle ✓176,401 · 62.86%	Virginia McIntyre103,430 · 36.86%	All others775 · 0.28%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 26Now: Timothy M. Kennedy (D)	Timothy Kennedy ✓158,733 · 65.43%	Dennis Hannon83,531 · 34.43%	All others349 · 0.14%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)

North Carolina14 seats · held: 4 D · 10 Rwon: 9 D · 2 R · ahead: 1 D · 2 R · 3 undecidedD +5

District	Democrat	Republican	Other	Result
District 1Now: Donald G. Davis (D)	Don Davis ✓156,564 · 50.07%	Laurie Buckhout146,259 · 46.77%	Tom Bailey (Libertarian)9,880 · 3.16%	Democrat winsource
District 2Now: Deborah K. Ross (D)	Deborah K. Ross ✓245,402 · 75.06%	Eugene F. Douglass76,763 · 23.48%	Matthew Laszacs (Libertarian)4,267 · 1.31% All others530 · 0.16%	Democrat winsource
District 3Now: Gregory F. Murphy (R)	Raymond Smith117,350 · 49.33%	Greg Murphy117,583 · 49.42%	Daniel Cavender (Libertarian)2,971 · 1.25%	Republican ahead190 of 190 precincts countedsource
District 4Now: Valerie P. Foushee (D)	Valerie P. Foushee ✓283,255 · 79.12%	Mahesh (Max) Ganorkar67,799 · 18.94%	Guy Meilleur (Libertarian)6,961 · 1.94%	Democrat winsource
District 5Now: Virginia Foxx (R)	Chuck Hubbard139,034 · 48.70%	Virginia Foxx138,935 · 48.66%	Robert B. Luffman (Libertarian)7,529 · 2.64%	Democrat ahead230 of 230 precincts countedsource
District 6Now: Addison P. McDowell (R)	Cyril Jefferson ✓140,001 · 51.14%	Addison McDowell133,737 · 48.86%	—	Democrat winsource
District 7Now: David Rouzer (R)	Kimberly Hardy157,560 · 49.13%	David Rouzer ✓159,985 · 49.89%	Maad Abu-Ghazalah (Libertarian)3,135 · 0.98%	Republican winsource
District 8Now: Mark Harris (R)	Colby Watson141,915 · 48.62%	Mark Harris ✓147,094 · 50.39%	Bo Whitehead (Green)2,890 · 0.99%	Republican winsource
District 9Now: Richard Hudson (R)	Richard N. Ojeda II ✓138,707 · 51.11%	Richard Hudson132,692 · 48.89%	—	Democrat winsource
District 10Now: Pat Harrigan (R)	Ashley Bell143,137 · 48.69%	Pat Harrigan146,166 · 49.72%	Steven Feldman (Libertarian)4,673 · 1.59%	Republican ahead187 of 187 precincts countedsource
District 11Now: Chuck Edwards (R)	Jamie Ager ✓195,637 · 57.14%	Jennifer Capps Balkcom141,427 · 41.30%	Travis Groo (Libertarian)5,345 · 1.56%	Democrat winsource
District 12Now: Alma S. Adams (D)	Alma S. Adams ✓219,672 · 81.20%	Jack Codiga50,864 · 18.80%	—	Democrat winsource
District 13Now: Brad Knott (R)	Paul Barringer ✓159,981 · 50.50%	Brad Knott152,329 · 48.09%	Steven Swinton (Libertarian)4,479 · 1.41%	Democrat winsource
District 14Now: Tim Moore (R)	Lakesha Womack ✓147,388 · 51.11%	Tim Moore140,973 · 48.89%	—	Democrat winsource

North Dakota1 seat · held: 1 Rwon: 1 R

District	Democrat	Republican	Other	Result
At-largeNow: Julie Fedorchak (R)	Trygve Hammer85,892 · 36.67%	Julie Fedorchak ✓134,477 · 57.41%	Charles Tuttle (Independent)9,282 · 3.96% Helene Neville (Independent)4,604 · 1.97%	Republican winAP (unofficial)

Ohio15 seats · held: 5 D · 10 Rwon: 8 D · 7 RD +3

District	Democrat	Republican	Other	Result
District 1Now: Greg Landsman (D)	Greg Landsman ✓176,453 · 54.38%	Eric Conroy139,343 · 42.94%	Nathan Weise (Libertarian)8,675 · 2.67%	Democrat winsource
District 2Now: David J. Taylor (R)	Jen Mazzuckelli97,638 · 35.76%	David J. Taylor ✓175,411 · 64.24%	—	Republican winsource
District 3Now: Joyce Beatty (D)	Joyce Beatty ✓231,925 · 77.22%	Cleophus Dulaney68,407 · 22.78%	—	Democrat winsource
District 4Now: Jim Jordan (R)	Joshua D. Kolasinski95,497 · 31.25%	Jim Jordan ✓197,084 · 64.49%	Tracey L. Tackett (NO)13,005 · 4.26%	Republican winsource
District 5Now: Robert E. Latta (R)	Brian A. Shaver128,142 · 42.56%	Bob Latta ✓163,382 · 54.26%	Michael J. Veloff (Libertarian)9,577 · 3.18%	Republican winsource
District 6Now: Michael A. Rulli (R)	Elizabeth Kirtley107,310 · 39.60%	Michael A. Rulli ✓163,675 · 60.40%	—	Republican winsource
District 7Now: Max L. Miller (R)	Brian Poindexter ✓180,614 · 54.89%	Max Miller148,177 · 45.03%	All others242 · 0.07%	Democrat winsource
District 8Now: Warren Davidson (R)	Vanessa Enoch154,828 · 47.86%	Warren Davidson ✓168,689 · 52.14%	—	Republican winsource
District 9Now: Marcy Kaptur (D)	Marcy Kaptur ✓159,306 · 52.70%	Derek Merrin142,830 · 47.25%	All others175 · 0.06%	Democrat winsource
District 10Now: Michael R. Turner (R)	Kristina Knickerbocker ✓149,024 · 49.34%	Mike Turner144,086 · 47.71%	Thomas F. McMasters (Libertarian)8,906 · 2.95%	Democrat winsource
District 11Now: Shontel M. Brown (D)	Shontel M. Brown ✓219,971 · 83.53%	Mike Kirchner43,373 · 16.47%	—	Democrat winsource
District 12Now: Troy Balderson (R)	Jerrad Christian131,211 · 40.61%	Troy Balderson ✓191,926 · 59.39%	—	Republican winsource
District 13Now: Emilia Strong Sykes (D)	Emilia Sykes ✓190,593 · 59.98%	Carey Coleman122,078 · 38.42%	Sandeep Dixit (Independent)5,104 · 1.61%	Democrat winsource
District 14Now: David P. Joyce (R)	Maria Jukic146,651 · 44.97%	David P. Joyce ✓179,467 · 55.03%	—	Republican winsource
District 15Now: Mike Carey (R)	Don Leonard ✓149,287 · 51.88%	Mike Carey130,225 · 45.26%	Brennan Barrington (Libertarian)8,135 · 2.83% All others109 · 0.04%	Democrat winsource

Oklahoma5 seats · held: 5 Rwon: 5 R

District	Democrat	Republican	Other	Result
District 1Now: Kevin Hern (R)	John Croisant110,521 · 47.68%	Mark Tedford ✓121,260 · 52.32%	—	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 2Now: Josh Brecheen (R)	Brandon Wade61,378 · 28.97%	Josh Brecheen ✓143,983 · 67.96%	Ronnie Hopkins (Independent)6,513 · 3.07%	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 3Now: Frank D. Lucas (R)	Suzie Byrd68,787 · 36.03%	Frank Lucas ✓122,138 · 63.97%	—	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 4Now: Tom Cole (R)	Mitchell Jacob86,051 · 39.47%	Tom Cole ✓125,576 · 57.60%	Rocco Bonacci (Independent)6,381 · 2.93%	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 5Now: Stephanie I. Bice (R)	Jena Nelson127,608 · 48.22%	Stephanie Bice ✓130,972 · 49.49%	Robert Henri (Independent)4,024 · 1.52% Austin Nieves (Independent)2,043 · 0.77%	Republican winAP (unofficial)

Oregon6 seats · held: 5 D · 1 Rwon: 5 D · 1 R

District	Democrat	Republican	Other	Result
District 1Now: Suzanne Bonamici (D)	Suzanne Bonamici ✓178,010 · 70.87%	Barbara Kahl72,792 · 28.98%	All others369 · 0.15%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 2Now: Cliff Bentz (R)	Chris Beck116,131 · 38.28%	Cliff Bentz ✓186,793 · 61.57%	All others445 · 0.15%	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 3Now: Maxine Dexter (D)	Maxine Dexter ✓211,089 · 76.67%	Loran Ayles63,605 · 23.10%	All others617 · 0.22%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 4Now: Val T. Hoyle (D)	Val Hoyle ✓170,137 · 53.56%	Monique DeSpain136,775 · 43.06%	Justin Filip (PAG)10,450 · 3.29% All others275 · 0.09%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 5Now: Janelle S. Bynum (D)	Janelle Bynum ✓184,397 · 54.11%	Patti Adair148,744 · 43.65%	Andrea Townsend (PAG)7,295 · 2.14% All others342 · 0.10%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 6Now: Andrea Salinas (D)	Andrea Salinas ✓132,690 · 57.60%	David Russ97,428 · 42.29%	All others251 · 0.11%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)

Pennsylvania17 seats · held: 7 D · 10 Rwon: 11 D · 6 RD +4

District	Democrat	Republican	Other	Result
District 1Now: Brian K. Fitzpatrick (R)	Bob Harvie ✓188,087 · 52.74%	Brian Fitzpatrick168,531 · 47.26%	—	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 2Now: Brendan F. Boyle (D)	Brendan Boyle ✓148,570 · 80.75%	Jessica Arriaga35,413 · 19.25%	—	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 3Now: Dwight Evans (D)	Chris Rabb ✓254,163 · 93.61%	—	Dennis Mahoney (Independent)17,361 · 6.39%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 4Now: Madeleine Dean (D)	Madeleine Dean ✓231,425 · 67.10%	Aurora Stuski113,464 · 32.90%	—	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 5Now: Mary Gay Scanlon (D)	Mary Scanlon ✓213,497 · 72.07%	Nick Manganaro82,731 · 27.93%	—	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 6Now: Chrissy Houlahan (D)	Chrissy Houlahan ✓198,715 · 64.31%	Marty Young110,297 · 35.69%	—	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 7Now: Ryan Mackenzie (R)	Bob Brooks ✓164,520 · 56.10%	Ryan Mackenzie128,725 · 43.90%	—	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 8Now: Robert P. Bresnahan, Jr. (R)	Paige Cognetti ✓152,616 · 54.36%	Rob Bresnahan128,135 · 45.64%	—	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 9Now: Daniel Meuser (R)	Rachel Wallace103,524 · 38.44%	Dan Meuser ✓165,758 · 61.56%	—	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 10Now: Scott Perry (R)	Janelle Stelson ✓173,500 · 55.05%	Scott Perry141,690 · 44.95%	—	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 11Now: Lloyd Smucker (R)	Nancy Mannion133,833 · 44.44%	Lloyd Smucker ✓167,322 · 55.56%	—	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 12Now: Summer L. Lee (D)	Summer Lee ✓193,488 · 65.39%	James Hayes102,413 · 34.61%	—	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 13Now: John Joyce (R)	Beth Farnham91,080 · 32.46%	John Joyce ✓189,493 · 67.54%	—	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 14Now: Guy Reschenthaler (R)	Alan Bradstock117,064 · 42.43%	Guy Reschenthaler ✓158,859 · 57.57%	—	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 15Now: Glenn Thompson (R)	Ray Bilger96,545 · 36.08%	Glenn Thompson ✓171,017 · 63.92%	—	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 16Now: Mike Kelly (R)	Justin Wagner131,637 · 46.06%	Mike Kelly ✓154,144 · 53.94%	—	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 17Now: Christopher R. Deluzio (D)	Chris Deluzio ✓207,711 · 62.82%	Tony Guy122,919 · 37.18%	—	Democrat winAP (unofficial)

Rhode Island2 seats · held: 2 Dwon: 2 D

District	Democrat	Republican	Other	Result
District 1Now: Gabe Amo (D)	Gabriel Amo ✓111,639 · 68.56%	Kellie Keenan44,786 · 27.50%	Pedro DeSouza (Independent)6,178 · 3.79% All others228 · 0.14%	Democrat winsource
District 2Now: Seth Magaziner (D)	Seth Magaziner ✓120,586 · 61.92%	Victor Mellor73,663 · 37.82%	All others510 · 0.26%	Democrat winsource

South Carolina7 seats · held: 1 D · 6 Rwon: 2 D · 4 R · ahead: 1 R · 1 undecidedD +1

District	Democrat	Republican	Other	Result
District 1Now: Nancy Mace (R)	Nancy Lacore ✓161,878 · 49.65%	Jenny Costa Honeycutt158,570 · 48.64%	Bill Reeside (Libertarian)5,346 · 1.64% All others218 · 0.07%	Democrat winsource
District 2Now: Joe Wilson (R)	Zyon Khalifa144,593 · 48.81%	Joe Wilson147,620 · 49.84%	Dayna Alane Smith (WRK)3,665 · 1.24% All others332 · 0.11%	Republican ahead0 of 5 counties fully reported countedsource
District 3Now: Sheri Biggs (R)	Eunice Lehmacher93,821 · 34.38%	Sheri Biggs ✓173,801 · 63.69%	Brian Corriea (Libertarian)5,094 · 1.87% All others150 · 0.05%	Republican winsource
District 4Now: William R. Timmons IV (R)	Courtney McClain129,561 · 45.64%	William Timmons ✓146,808 · 51.72%	Jessica Ethridge (Libertarian)7,205 · 2.54% All others292 · 0.10%	Republican winsource
District 5Now: Ralph Norman (R)	Mallory Dittmer135,157 · 47.12%	Wes Climer ✓151,553 · 52.83%	All others155 · 0.05%	Republican winsource
District 6Now: James E. Clyburn (D)	James E Jim Clyburn ✓180,559 · 69.35%	John Peterson79,497 · 30.53%	All others318 · 0.12%	Democrat winsource
District 7Now: Russell Fry (R)	John Gregory Vincent131,319 · 43.22%	Russell Fry ✓172,308 · 56.71%	All others204 · 0.07%	Republican winsource

South Dakota1 seat · held: 1 Rwon: 1 R

District	Democrat	Republican	Other	Result
At-largeNow: Dusty Johnson (R)	Nicole 'Nikki' Gronli109,993 · 35.99%	Marty Jackley ✓195,588 · 64.01%	—	Republican winsource

Tennessee9 seats · held: 1 D · 8 Rwon: 1 D · 8 R

District	Democrat	Republican	Other	Result
District 1Now: Diana Harshbarger (R)	Kristi Burke61,682 · 29.46%	Diana Harshbarger ✓141,117 · 67.41%	Joshua Ashburn (Independent)2,102 · 1.00% Billy Cody (Independent)1,398 · 0.67% Chris Campbell (Independent)1,296 · 0.62% Richard Baker (Independent)1,219 · 0.58% Tyler McClain (Independent)541 · 0.26%	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 2Now: Tim Burchett (R)	Michaela Barnett103,311 · 41.16%	Tim Burchett ✓144,892 · 57.73%	Bruce Fine (Independent)1,827 · 0.73% Adam Heimerman (Independent)950 · 0.38%	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 3Now: Charles J. "Chuck" Fleischmann (R)	Anna Golladay95,051 · 40.21%	Chuck Fleischmann ✓136,110 · 57.59%	Dean Arnold (Independent)2,136 · 0.90% Rodney King (Independent)1,207 · 0.51% Jean Howard-Hill (Independent)923 · 0.39% Donnie Ownby (Independent)527 · 0.22% Edward Roland (Independent)404 · 0.17%	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 4Now: Scott DesJarlais (R)	Victoria Broderick ✓95,585 · 48.87%	Scott DesJarlais95,305 · 48.73%	Jacob Anders (Independent)2,833 · 1.45% Clay Faircloth (Independent)1,853 · 0.95%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 5Now: Andrew Ogles (R)	Chaz Molder99,841 · 46.72%	Charlie Hatcher ✓110,408 · 51.66%	James Johnson (Independent)2,641 · 1.24% Micheál O'Leary (Independent)815 · 0.38%	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 6Now: John W. Rose (R)	Mike Croley113,177 · 47.51%	Johnny Garrett ✓120,950 · 50.77%	Christopher Monday (Independent)2,707 · 1.14% Angus Purdy (Independent)1,390 · 0.58%	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 7Now: Matt Van Epps (R)	Darden Copeland115,867 · 48.10%	Matt Van Epps ✓121,100 · 50.27%	Andrew Koontz (Independent)2,603 · 1.08% Lowell Reynolds (Independent)1,316 · 0.55%	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 8Now: David Kustoff (R)	Heidi Kuhn102,406 · 46.36%	David Kustoff ✓114,045 · 51.63%	Pamela Moses (Independent)1,035 · 0.47% Horace Taylor (Independent)861 · 0.39% Adam Austill (Independent)854 · 0.39% Wendell Blankenship (Independent)714 · 0.32% Antonio Futch (Independent)506 · 0.23% Henry Ward (Independent)485 · 0.22%	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 9Now: Steve Cohen (D)	Justin Pearson109,429 · 48.50%	Brent Taylor ✓111,968 · 49.63%	Dennis Clark (Independent)2,413 · 1.07% Michelle Davis Head (Independent)1,804 · 0.80%	Republican winAP (unofficial)

Texas38 seats · held: 13 D · 25 Rwon: 14 D · 24 RD +1

District	Democrat	Republican	Other	Result
District 1Now: Nathaniel Moran (R)	Yolanda R. Prince81,598 · 30.96%	Nathaniel Moran ✓181,987 · 69.04%	—	Republican winsource
District 2Now: Dan Crenshaw (R)	Shaun Finnie139,167 · 49.02%	Steve Toth ✓144,748 · 50.98%	—	Republican winsource
District 3Now: Keith Self (R)	Evan Hunt151,667 · 47.26%	Keith Self ✓169,243 · 52.74%	—	Republican winsource
District 4Now: Pat Fallon (R)	Jason Pearce134,563 · 43.94%	Pat Fallon ✓171,652 · 56.06%	—	Republican winsource
District 5Now: Lance Gooden (R)	Chelsey Hockett122,855 · 48.53%	Lance Gooden ✓130,278 · 51.47%	—	Republican winsource
District 6Now: Jake Ellzey (R)	Danny Minton128,394 · 47.84%	Jake Ellzey ✓140,014 · 52.16%	—	Republican winsource
District 7Now: Lizzie Fletcher (D)	Lizzie Pannill Fletcher ✓160,453 · 70.84%	Alexander Hale62,385 · 27.54%	Espoir Ngabo (Green)3,652 · 1.61%	Democrat winsource
District 8Now: Morgan Luttrell (R)	Laura Jones124,680 · 46.79%	Jessica Hart Steinmann ✓141,786 · 53.21%	—	Republican winsource
District 9Now: Al Green (D)	Leticia Gutierrez ✓98,079 · 57.55%	Alex Mealer72,340 · 42.45%	—	Democrat winsource
District 10Now: Michael T. McCaul (R)	Caitlin Rourk138,832 · 46.24%	Chris Gober ✓161,425 · 53.76%	—	Republican winsource
District 11Now: August Pfluger (R)	Claire Reynolds94,353 · 40.50%	August Pfluger ✓138,627 · 59.50%	—	Republican winsource
District 12Now: Craig A. Goldman (R)	Angela "Heli" Rodriguez Prilliman127,456 · 46.88%	Craig Goldman ✓144,438 · 53.12%	—	Republican winsource
District 13Now: Ronny Jackson (R)	Mark Nair84,197 · 34.74%	Ronny Jackson ✓158,134 · 65.26%	—	Republican winsource
District 14Now: Randy K. Weber, Sr. (R)	Thurman Bill Bartie129,931 · 45.99%	Randy Weber ✓152,618 · 54.01%	—	Republican winsource
District 15Now: Monica De La Cruz (R)	Bobby Pulido ✓126,204 · 62.32%	Monica De La Cruz76,305 · 37.68%	—	Democrat winsource
District 16Now: Veronica Escobar (D)	Veronica Escobar ✓138,543 · 70.76%	Adam Bauman57,247 · 29.24%	—	Democrat winsource
District 17Now: Pete Sessions (R)	Casey Shepard124,433 · 46.44%	Pete Sessions ✓143,524 · 53.56%	—	Republican winsource
District 18Now: Christian D. Menefee (D)	Christian Dashaun Menefee ✓193,144 · 86.04%	Ronald Dwayne Whitfield31,333 · 13.96%	—	Democrat winsource
District 19Now: Jodey C. Arrington (R)	Kyle Rable67,674 · 30.52%	Tom Sell ✓154,079 · 69.48%	—	Republican winsource
District 20Now: Joaquin Castro (D)	Joaquin Castro ✓149,397 · 77.61%	Edgardo Rafael Baez43,097 · 22.39%	—	Democrat winsource
District 21Now: Chip Roy (R)	Kristin Hook162,088 · 45.48%	Mark Teixeira ✓194,302 · 54.52%	—	Republican winsource
District 22Now: Troy E. Nehls (R)	Marquette Greene-Scott139,601 · 48.18%	Trever Nehls ✓150,164 · 51.82%	—	Republican winsource
District 23Vacant (last: Tony Gonzales, R)	Katy Padilla Stout ✓142,032 · 52.13%	Brandon Herrera119,795 · 43.97%	Ben Mendoza (Independent)10,610 · 3.89%	Democrat winsource
District 24Now: Beth Van Duyne (R)	Kevin Burge149,697 · 46.57%	Beth Van Duyne ✓171,751 · 53.43%	—	Republican winsource
District 25Now: Roger Williams (R)	Dione Sims122,854 · 46.26%	Roger Williams ✓142,721 · 53.74%	—	Republican winsource
District 26Now: Brandon Gill (R)	Steven Shook147,944 · 44.18%	Brandon Gill ✓182,648 · 54.54%	Phil Gray (Libertarian)4,308 · 1.29%	Republican winsource
District 27Now: Michael Cloud (R)	Tanya Lloyd137,927 · 48.84%	Michael Cloud ✓144,467 · 51.15%	All others22 · 0.01%	Republican winsource
District 28Now: Henry Cuellar (D)	Henry Cuellar ✓113,315 · 65.76%	Tano E. Tijerina51,065 · 29.64%	Marlón Durán (Green)7,932 · 4.60%	Democrat winsource
District 29Now: Sylvia R. Garcia (D)	Sylvia Garcia ✓133,989 · 79.94%	Martha Fierro33,619 · 20.06%	—	Democrat winsource
District 30Now: Jasmine Crockett (D)	Frederick D. Haynes III ✓186,871 · 82.64%	Everett Jackson39,247 · 17.36%	—	Democrat winsource
District 31Now: John R. Carter (R)	Justin Early136,734 · 44.83%	John Carter ✓164,012 · 53.78%	Greg Stoker (Green)4,227 · 1.39%	Republican winsource
District 32Now: Julie Johnson (D)	Dan Barrios134,781 · 48.55%	Jace Yarbrough ✓142,834 · 51.45%	—	Republican winsource
District 33Now: Marc A. Veasey (D)	Colin Allred ✓150,891 · 78.55%	Patrick David Gillespie41,157 · 21.42%	All others52 · 0.03%	Democrat winsource
District 34Now: Vicente Gonzalez (D)	Vicente Gonzalez ✓112,547 · 55.69%	Eric Flores80,168 · 39.67%	Eddie Espinoza (Green)4,737 · 2.34% Chris Royal (Libertarian)4,639 · 2.30%	Democrat winsource
District 35Now: Greg Casar (D)	Johnny C. Garcia ✓139,984 · 55.43%	Carlos De La Cruz112,574 · 44.57%	—	Democrat winsource
District 36Now: Brian Babin (R)	Rhonda Hart119,681 · 46.44%	Brian Babin ✓138,008 · 53.56%	—	Republican winsource
District 37Now: Lloyd Doggett (D)	Greg Casar ✓254,957 · 83.75%	Lauren B. Peña49,469 · 16.25%	—	Democrat winsource
District 38Now: Wesley Hunt (R)	Melissa McDonough144,397 · 47.33%	Jon Bonck ✓157,261 · 51.54%	Alex McMenemy (Green)3,443 · 1.13%	Republican winsource

Utah4 seats · held: 4 Rwon: 1 D · 3 RD +1

District	Democrat	Republican	Other	Result
District 1Now: Blake D. Moore (R)	Ben McAdams ✓128,961 · 71.85%	Riley Owen44,607 · 24.85%	Jesse West (Libertarian)3,603 · 2.01% Elias Montgomery (Independent)2,270 · 1.26% All others40 · 0.02%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 2Now: Celeste Maloy (R)	Peter Crosby106,035 · 42.06%	Blake Moore ✓126,711 · 50.26%	Carlton Bowen (IAP)8,371 · 3.32% Robert Moesinger (Independent)6,478 · 2.57% Daniel Cottam (Libertarian)4,520 · 1.79%	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 3Now: Mike Kennedy (R)	Kent Udell76,085 · 34.64%	Celeste Maloy ✓127,145 · 57.89%	Cassie Easley (CST)6,862 · 3.12% Michael Stoddard (Libertarian)4,656 · 2.12% Ayden Scott (Independent)3,488 · 1.59% Adonis Hooslyn (Independent)1,379 · 0.63%	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 4Now: Burgess Owens (R)	Jonny Larsen76,709 · 39.83%	Mike Kennedy ✓102,417 · 53.18%	Steven Burt (Independent)7,660 · 3.98% Taylor Wright (Libertarian)5,792 · 3.01%	Republican winAP (unofficial)

Vermont1 seat · held: 1 Dwon: 1 D

District	Democrat	Republican	Other	Result
At-largeNow: Becca Balint (D)	Becca Balint ✓397,518 · 65.24%	Gerald Malloy188,158 · 30.88%	Phoenix K. Altair (Independent)4,670 · 0.77% Adam Ortiz (Independent)4,392 · 0.72% Suzanne "Suz" Seymour (Independent)8,724 · 1.43% Ryan P. Walton (Independent)5,400 · 0.89% All others488 · 0.08%	Democrat winsource

Virginia11 seats · held: 6 D · 5 Rwon: 8 D · 3 RD +2

District	Democrat	Republican	Other	Result
District 1Now: Robert J. Wittman (R)	Shannon L. Taylor ✓208,052 · 51.06%	Robert J. "Rob" Wittman198,429 · 48.70%	All others986 · 0.24%	Democrat winsource
District 2Now: Jennifer A. Kiggans (R)	Elaine G. Luria ✓178,741 · 53.01%	Jen A. Kiggans150,299 · 44.57%	Geral D. "Bishop" Staten (Independent)3,020 · 0.90% J. Matt Baker (Independent)4,735 · 1.40% All others406 · 0.12%	Democrat winsource
District 3Now: Robert C. "Bobby" Scott (D)	Robert C. "Bobby" Scott ✓179,594 · 72.57%	Edwin Rivera, Jr.59,523 · 24.05%	Makiba A. Gaines (Independent)3,932 · 1.59% Stephen C. Woll (Independent)3,912 · 1.58% All others507 · 0.20%	Democrat winsource
District 4Now: Jennifer L. McClellan (D)	Jennifer L. McClellan ✓223,073 · 72.19%	Robert P. "Family Man" Murray, Jr.81,051 · 26.23%	Joan E. "Andrews" Bell (Independent)4,144 · 1.34% All others731 · 0.24%	Democrat winsource
District 5Now: John J. McGuire III (R)	Tom S. P. Perriello173,438 · 48.02%	John J. McGuire III ✓181,271 · 50.18%	Cooke C. Harvey (Independent)5,794 · 1.60% All others713 · 0.20%	Republican winsource
District 6Now: Ben Cline (R)	Beth A. Macy140,224 · 44.29%	Ben L. Cline ✓175,802 · 55.52%	All others610 · 0.19%	Republican winsource
District 7Now: Eugene Simon Vindman (D)	Eugene S. Vindman ✓191,361 · 59.70%	Doug A. Ollivant121,014 · 37.75%	Taner E. Demirci Lopez (Libertarian)2,632 · 0.82% Alaha Ahrar (Independent)3,020 · 0.94% Joshua E. Ertle (Independent)785 · 0.24% Randall A. Terry (Independent)1,197 · 0.37% All others543 · 0.17%	Democrat winsource
District 8Now: Donald S. Beyer, Jr. (D)	Donald S. Beyer, Jr. ✓248,071 · 79.31%	Tony A. Sabio56,298 · 18.00%	Shelly M. Arnoldi (Libertarian)3,650 · 1.17% Tim S. Sharman (Independent)3,893 · 1.24% All others860 · 0.27%	Democrat winsource
District 9Now: H. Morgan Griffith (R)	Joy A. Powers99,473 · 33.84%	H. Morgan Griffith ✓193,917 · 65.96%	All others597 · 0.20%	Republican winsource
District 10Now: Suhas Subramanyam (D)	Suhas Subramanyam ✓201,952 · 61.38%	Dave T. Beckwith120,509 · 36.63%	Ahsen Mujeeb Malik (Independent)5,898 · 1.79% All others637 · 0.19%	Democrat winsource
District 11Now: James R. Walkinshaw (D)	James R. Walkinshaw ✓247,201 · 74.08%	Arthur G. Purves81,357 · 24.38%	Dianne L. Blais (Green)4,078 · 1.22% All others1,044 · 0.31%	Democrat winsource

Washington10 seats · held: 8 D · 2 Rwon: 8 D · 1 R · ahead: 1 R · 1 undecided

District	Democrat	Republican	Other	Result
District 1Now: Suzan K. DelBene (D)	Suzan DelBene ✓162,357 · 66.97%	Mary Silva79,359 · 32.73%	All others721 · 0.30%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 2Now: Rick Larsen (D)	Rick Larsen ✓205,035 · 67.01%	Edwin Feller99,809 · 32.62%	All others1,125 · 0.37%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 3Now: Marie Gluesenkamp Perez (D)	Marie Gluesenkamp Perez ✓176,744 · 53.62%	John Braun149,916 · 45.48%	All others2,951 · 0.90%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 4Now: Dan Newhouse (R)	John Duresky83,356 · 45.08%	Amanda McKinney ✓101,190 · 54.72%	All others369 · 0.20%	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 5Now: Michael Baumgartner (R)	Carmela Conroy110,459 · 48.74%	Michael Baumgartner115,423 · 50.93%	All others769 · 0.34%	Republican aheadAP (unofficial) · ≈69% of expected vote
District 6Now: Emily Randall (D)	Emily Randall ✓187,983 · 64.43%	Teresa Fox103,295 · 35.40%	All others504 · 0.17%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 7Now: Pramila Jayapal (D)	Pramila Jayapal ✓226,976 · 87.54%	Nirav Sheth31,292 · 12.07%	All others1,009 · 0.39%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 8Now: Kim Schrier (D)	Kim Schrier ✓157,505 · 55.88%	Spencer Meline123,705 · 43.89%	All others659 · 0.23%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 9Now: Adam Smith (D)	Adam Smith ✓133,870 · 75.04%	Doug Basler43,322 · 24.28%	All others1,205 · 0.68%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 10Now: Marilyn Strickland (D)	Marilyn Strickland ✓150,636 · 63.49%	Chris Chung85,244 · 35.93%	All others1,388 · 0.58%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)

West Virginia2 seats · held: 2 Rwon: 2 R

District	Democrat	Republican	Other	Result
District 1Now: Carol D. Miller (R)	Vince George82,347 · 39.59%	Carol Miller ✓118,735 · 57.09%	Belinda Fox-Spencer (CST)6,904 · 3.32%	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 2Now: Riley M. Moore (R)	Ace Parsi98,235 · 40.59%	Riley Moore ✓143,756 · 59.41%	—	Republican winAP (unofficial)

Wisconsin8 seats · held: 2 D · 6 Rwon: 4 D · 4 RD +2

District	Democrat	Republican	Other	Result
District 1Now: Bryan Steil (R)	Mitchell Berman ✓158,839 · 51.96%	Bryan Steil146,885 · 48.04%	—	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 2Now: Mark Pocan (D)	Mark Pocan ✓317,125 · 100.00%	—	—	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 3Now: Derrick Van Orden (R)	Rebecca Cooke ✓172,757 · 52.44%	Derrick Van Orden150,872 · 45.79%	Alexander Kent (Independent)4,035 · 1.22% Rustin Provance (Independent)1,799 · 0.55%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 4Now: Gwen Moore (D)	Gwen Moore ✓211,898 · 79.98%	Tim Rogers46,301 · 17.48%	Arthur Burks (Independent)6,733 · 2.54%	Democrat winAP (unofficial)
District 5Now: Scott Fitzgerald (R)	Andrew Beck153,277 · 40.95%	Scott Fitzgerald ✓220,991 · 59.05%	—	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 6Now: Glenn Grothman (R)	Brad Smith141,346 · 43.34%	Glenn Grothman ✓172,138 · 52.78%	Elizabeth Fitzgibbon (Independent)5,282 · 1.62% Mike Thurow (Independent)3,879 · 1.19% Matthew Arndt (Green)3,491 · 1.07%	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 7Now: Thomas P. Tiffany (R)	Fred Clark148,172 · 43.58%	Michael Alfonso ✓191,822 · 56.42%	—	Republican winAP (unofficial)
District 8Now: Tony Wied (R)	Rick Crosson151,471 · 46.08%	Tony Wied ✓177,258 · 53.92%	—	Republican winAP (unofficial)

Wyoming1 seat · held: 1 Rwon: 1 R

District	Democrat	Republican	Other	Result
At-largeNow: Harriet M. Hageman (R)	Lisa Kinney61,687 · 33.67%	Chuck Gray ✓99,891 · 54.52%	Shawn Johnson (Libertarian)13,665 · 7.46% Jeffrey Haggit (CST)7,960 · 4.34%	Republican winAP (unofficial)

Government and coalitions

Before the vote

Donald Trump (Republican) has been president since 20 January 2025, and Republicans hold both chambers. House: 218 Republicans, 214 Democrats, one independent and two vacancies; Speaker Mike Johnson. Senate: 53 Republicans, 45 Democrats and two independents; majority leader John Thune.

After the vote

On the calls so far the Democrats win both chambers. House: 255 Democrats and 163 Republicans elected, 17 races not yet called; 218 is a majority. Senate: Democrats gain seven seats (Iowa, Kansas, Maine, North Carolina, Ohio, South Carolina, Texas) for 52 plus the two independents, against 44 Republicans; Alaska and Mississippi are not yet called. Results are unofficial until the states certify them.

About this election

How Congress is elected

Every member of the House of Representatives is elected for two years in one of 435 districts, and in most states the candidate with the most votes wins. Senators serve six years, so about a third of the Senate is elected at a time. A majority is 218 seats in the House and 51 in the Senate, where the vice-president breaks a 50–50 tie.

Compiled and reviewed from official results by ElectioMap. See our data methodology.

Understanding this election

Why Turnout Figures Disagree — why two sources publish different turnout for one election
Why Election Maps Look Different From the Popular Vote — why a map can look one-sided when the vote was close
How a Constituency Map Gets Built — what happens when no boundary file matches the districts

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