STATE-BY-STATE RESULTS -- GEORGIA to MINNESOTA

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Georgia
Candidate | Party | Votes | Pct. |
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Georgia - District 1 |
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GOP | 156,958 | 63% |
Lesli Rae Messinger |
Dem | 92,173 | 37% |
Incumbent: Kingston District includes: Savannah and coastal counties. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Georgia - District 2 |
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Dem | 162,244 | 64% |
John House |
GOP | 92,275 | 36% |
Incumbent: Bishop District includes: Southwestern counties, including cities of Columbus, Macon, and Albany. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Georgia - District 4 |
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Dem | 208,395 | 74% |
J. Chris Vaughn |
GOP | 74,909 | 26% |
Incumbent: Johnson District includes: Eastern Atlanta suburbs, including Conyers. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Georgia - District 5 |
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Dem | 230,271 | 84% |
Howard Stopeck |
GOP | 42,751 | 16% |
Incumbent: Lewis District includes: Urban Atlanta district. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Georgia - District 6 |
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GOP | 187,299 | 65% |
Jeff Kazanow |
Dem | 102,914 | 35% |
Incumbent: Price District includes: Northern Atlanta suburbs, including Roswell and Sandy Springs. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Georgia - District 7 |
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GOP | 156,484 | 62% |
Steve Reilly |
Dem | 95,056 | 38% |
Incumbent: Woodall District includes: Suburbs northeast of Atlanta. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Georgia - District 9GOP PICKS UP SEAT |
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GOP | 190,456 | 76% |
Jody Cooley |
Dem | 59,449 | 24% |
Incumbent: None. District is newly created as a result of population gain. District includes: Northeastern counties. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Georgia - District 11 |
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GOP | 196,512 | 69% |
Patrick Thompson |
Dem | 89,892 | 31% |
Incumbent: Gingrey District includes: Marietta and northwest Atlanta suburbs. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Georgia - District 12 |
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Dem | 138,965 | 54% |
Lee Anderson |
GOP | 119,857 | 46% |
Incumbent: Barrow District includes: Heavily redrawn district includes east central counties, from Augusta in the north to Douglas in the south. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Georgia - District 13 |
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Dem | 200,670 | 72% |
Shahid Malik |
GOP | 79,201 | 28% |
Incumbent: Scott District includes: Southern and western Atlanta suburbs. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Georgia - District 14 |
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GOP | 159,698 | 73% |
Daniel Grant |
Dem | 59,098 | 27% |
Incumbent: Graves District includes: Northwestern counties and the city of Rome. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
Hawaii
Candidate | Party | Votes | Pct. |
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Hawaii - District 1 |
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Dem | 114,756 | 55% |
Charles Djou |
GOP | 95,431 | 45% |
Incumbent: Hanabusa District includes: Honolulu and southeastern parts of the island of Oahu. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Hawaii - District 2 |
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Dem | 167,085 | 81% |
Kawika Crowley |
GOP | 40,285 | 19% |
Incumbent: Democrat Mazie Hirono, who is a candidate for US Senate. District includes: Northern and western Oahu, and rest of the Hawaiian islands. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
Idaho
Candidate | Party | Votes | Pct. |
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Idaho - District 1 |
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GOP | 199,445 | 63% |
Jimmy Farris |
Dem | 97,403 | 31% |
Rob Oates |
Lib | 12,264 | 4% |
Pro-Life |
Ind | 7,600 | 2% |
Incumbent: Labrador District includes: Western and northern counties, including parts of Boise and its suburbs. It also includes Lewiston and Coeur d'Alene. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Idaho - District 2 |
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GOP | 207,244 | 65% |
Nicole LeFavour |
Dem | 110,817 | 35% |
Incumbent: Simpson District includes: Eastern counties, including a portion of Boise and its suburbs, and the communities of Idaho Falls, Twin Falls, and Rexburg. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
Illinois
Candidate | Party | Votes | Pct. |
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Illinois - District 1 |
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Dem | 225,098 | 74% |
Donald Peloquin |
GOP | 79,947 | 26% |
Incumbent: Rush District includes: Chicago's South Side and southwest suburbs. |
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99% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Illinois - District 2 |
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Dem | 181,067 | 63% |
Brian Woodworth |
GOP | 67,396 | 23% |
Marcus Lewis |
Ind | 38,733 | 13% |
Incumbent: Jackson District includes: Stretches from Chicago along the border with Indiana south to Bradley. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Illinois - District 3 |
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Dem | 160,925 | 68% |
Richard Grabowski |
GOP | 74,357 | 32% |
Incumbent: Lipinski District includes: South Side of Chicago and suburbs, including Oak Lawn. |
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99% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Illinois - District 4 |
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Dem | 128,385 | 83% |
Hector Concepcion |
GOP | 25,749 | 17% |
Incumbent: Gutierrez District includes: Chicago. |
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98% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Illinois - District 5 |
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Dem | 168,530 | 66% |
Dan Schmitt |
GOP | 73,860 | 29% |
Nancy Wade |
Grn | 14,555 | 6% |
Incumbent: Quigley District includes: C-shaped district starts along Lake Michigan on Chicago's North Side and runs west to O'Hare Airport, then south to Elmhurst. |
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99% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Illinois - District 6 |
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GOP | 191,255 | 59% |
Leslie Coolidge |
Dem | 131,548 | 41% |
Incumbent: Roskam District includes: Outer Chicago suburbs to the northwest and west. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Illinois - District 7 |
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Dem | 224,377 | 85% |
Rita Zak |
GOP | 29,164 | 11% |
John Monaghan |
Ind | 11,550 | 4% |
Incumbent: Davis District includes: Downtown Chicago, including the Loop, and neighborhoodsdue west along I-290. |
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96% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Illinois - District 8DEMS PICK UP SEAT |
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Dem | 121,298 | 55% |
Joe Walsh |
GOP | 100,360 | 45% |
Incumbent: Walsh District includes: Outer suburbs to the west and northwest, including Schaumburg. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Illinois - District 9 |
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Dem | 179,468 | 66% |
Timothy Wolfe |
GOP | 91,842 | 34% |
Incumbent: Schakowsky District includes: Suburbs north and northwest of Chicago, including Evanston, Skokie, Park Ridge and Arlington Heights. |
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95% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Illinois - District 10DEMS PICK UP SEAT |
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Dem | 130,941 | 50% |
Robert Dold |
GOP | 128,423 | 50% |
Incumbent: Dold District includes: Stretches from the north Chicago suburbs along Lake Michigan to the Wisconsin border. Includes Highland Park and Waukegan. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Illinois - District 11DEMS PICK UP SEAT |
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Dem | 139,860 | 58% |
Judy Biggert |
GOP | 101,010 | 42% |
Incumbent: Biggert District includes: Southeast Chicago suburbs, Joliet, Aurora, Bolingbrook. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Illinois - District 12 |
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Dem | 154,621 | 52% |
Jason Plummer |
GOP | 128,582 | 43% |
Paula Bradshaw |
Grn | 16,747 | 6% |
Incumbent: Democrat Jerry Costello, who is retiring. District includes: Southwestern counties, including Carbondale, East Saint Louis, and Alton. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Illinois - District 13 |
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GOP | 136,596 | 47% |
David Gill |
Dem | 135,309 | 46% |
John Hartman |
Ind | 21,241 | 7% |
Incumbent: Republican Tim Johnson, who is retiring. District includes: District begins in Champaign and Bloomington and continues southwest to Decatur, Springfield, and the Missouri border at St. Louis. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Illinois - District 14 |
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GOP | 176,426 | 59% |
Dennis Anderson |
Dem | 123,724 | 41% |
Incumbent: Hultgren District includes: Counties just west of metro Chicago. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Illinois - District 15 |
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GOP | 203,500 | 69% |
Angela Michael |
Dem | 92,067 | 31% |
Incumbent: Shimkus District includes: Southeast and south central counties. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Illinois - District 16 |
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GOP | 179,867 | 62% |
Wanda Rohl |
Dem | 110,828 | 38% |
Incumbent: Kinzinger District includes: Large district starts in the middle of the Wisconsin border and runs south through Rockford before curving east through rural counties to the Indiana border. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Illinois - District 17DEMS PICK UP SEAT |
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Dem | 148,229 | 53% |
Bobby Schilling |
GOP | 129,970 | 47% |
Incumbent: Schilling District includes: Counties in the northwest corner of the state, south to Peoria. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Illinois - District 18 |
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GOP | 243,295 | 74% |
Steve Waterworth |
Dem | 84,544 | 26% |
Incumbent: Schock District includes: District in the central and west central part of the state includes parts of Peoria, Springfield, and fast-growing Bloomington. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
Indiana
Candidate | Party | Votes | Pct. |
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Indiana - District 1 |
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Dem | 187,347 | 67% |
Joel Phelps |
GOP | 91,072 | 33% |
Incumbent: Visclosky District includes: Gary and northwest counties. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Indiana - District 2GOP PICKS UP SEAT |
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GOP | 133,806 | 49% |
Brendan Mullen |
Dem | 129,977 | 48% |
Joseph Ruiz |
Lib | 9,313 | 3% |
Incumbent: Democrat Joe Donnelly, who, who is running for US Senate. District includes: South Bend and north central counties. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Indiana - District 3 |
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GOP | 187,610 | 67% |
Kevin Boyd |
Dem | 92,179 | 33% |
Incumbent: Stutzman District includes: Fort Wayne and northeast counties. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Indiana - District 4 |
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GOP | 168,510 | 62% |
Tara Nelson |
Dem | 92,974 | 34% |
Benjamin Gehlhausen |
Lib | 10,553 | 4% |
Incumbent: Rokita District includes: Lafayette, and west Indianapolis suburbs. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Indiana - District 5GOP PICKS UP SEAT |
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GOP | 194,530 | 58% |
Scott Reske |
Dem | 125,320 | 38% |
Chard Reid |
Lib | 13,436 | 4% |
Incumbent: Republican Dan Burton, who is retiring. District includes: Counties to the north and northeast of Indianapolis. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Indiana - District 6 |
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GOP | 162,519 | 59% |
Bradley Bookout |
Dem | 96,627 | 35% |
Rex Bell |
Lib | 15,954 | 6% |
Incumbent: Republican Mike Pence, who is a candidate for governor. District includes: Muncie and east central and southeast counties. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Indiana - District 7 |
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Dem | 162,042 | 63% |
Carlos May |
GOP | 95,798 | 37% |
Incumbent: Carson District includes: Indianapolis and suburbs. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Indiana - District 8 |
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GOP | 151,416 | 53% |
Dave Crooks |
Dem | 122,245 | 43% |
Bart Gadau |
Lib | 10,125 | 4% |
Incumbent: Bucshon District includes: Evansville, Terre Haute, southwestern counties. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Indiana - District 9 |
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GOP | 157,689 | 56% |
Shelli Yoder |
Dem | 122,189 | 44% |
Incumbent: Young District includes: Runs from outskirts of Indanapolis south through the college town of Bloomington to the Kentucky border. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
Iowa
Candidate | Party | Votes | Pct. |
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Iowa - District 1 |
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Dem | 220,795 | 57% |
Ben Lange |
GOP | 161,864 | 42% |
Gregory Hughes |
Ind | 4,739 | 1% |
George Krail |
Ind | 932 | 0% |
Incumbent: Braley District includes: Northeastern counties, including Waterloo, Dubuque, and Cedar Rapids. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Iowa - District 2 |
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Dem | 209,551 | 55% |
John Archer |
GOP | 160,717 | 42% |
Alan Aversa |
Ind | 8,238 | 2% |
Incumbent: Loebsack District includes: Southeastern counties, including Davenport and the outskirts of Des Moines. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Iowa - District 3GOP PICKS UP SEAT |
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GOP | 201,457 | 52% |
Leonard Boswell |
Dem | 167,965 | 44% |
Scott Batcher |
Ind | 9,319 | 2% |
David Rosenfeld |
SWP | 6,261 | 2% |
Incumbent: Because of redistricting, incumbent Democrat Leonard Boswell will face 4th District incumbent Republican Tom Latham. District includes: Southwestern counties, including capital city of Des Moines. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Iowa - District 4 |
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GOP | 200,831 | 53% |
Christie Vilsack |
Dem | 168,323 | 45% |
Martin Monroe |
Ind | 8,067 | 2% |
Incumbent: King District includes: Northwestern counties, including cities of Sioux City and Fort Dodge. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
Kansas
Candidate | Party | Votes | Pct. |
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Kansas - District 2 |
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GOP | 161,476 | 57% |
Tobias Schlingensiepen |
Dem | 110,075 | 39% |
Dennis Hawver |
Lib | 11,956 | 4% |
Incumbent: Jenkins District includes: Topeka, Lawrence, and eastern counties |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Kansas - District 3 |
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GOP | 197,266 | 69% |
Joel Balam |
Lib | 90,391 | 31% |
Incumbent: Yoder District includes: Kansas City and suburbs |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Kansas - District 4 |
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GOP | 158,212 | 62% |
Robert Tillman |
Dem | 79,480 | 31% |
Thomas Jefferson |
Lib | 15,587 | 6% |
Incumbent: Pompeo District includes: Wichita and south central counties. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
Kentucky
Candidate | Party | Votes | Pct. |
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Kentucky - District 1 |
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GOP | 199,951 | 70% |
Charles Hatchett |
Dem | 87,196 | 30% |
Incumbent: Whitfield District includes: Paducah, Henderson and western and south central counties. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Kentucky - District 2 |
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GOP | 181,507 | 64% |
David Williams |
Dem | 89,541 | 32% |
Andrew Beacham |
Ind | 6,304 | 2% |
Craig Astor |
Lib | 4,914 | 2% |
Incumbent: Guthrie District includes: Owensboro, Bowling Green, south Louisville suburbs. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Kentucky - District 3 |
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Dem | 206,368 | 64% |
Brooks Wicker |
GOP | 111,446 | 35% |
Robert DeVore |
Ind | 4,819 | 1% |
Incumbent: Yarmuth District includes: Louisville and suburbs. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Kentucky - District 4 |
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GOP | 186,026 | 62% |
William Adkins |
Dem | 104,730 | 35% |
David Lewis |
Ind | 8,673 | 3% |
Incumbent: Republican Geoff Davis, who resigned the seat in July. District includes: Northern counties bordering West Virginia, Ohio, and Indiana. Includes Kentucky suburbs of Cincinnati. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Kentucky - District 5 |
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GOP | 194,483 | 78% |
Kenneth Stepp |
Dem | 54,181 | 22% |
Incumbent: Rogers District includes: Eastern and southeastern counties. |
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99% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Kentucky - District 6GOP PICKS UP SEAT |
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GOP | 153,221 | 51% |
Ben Chandler |
Dem | 141,436 | 47% |
Randolph Vance |
Ind | 8,340 | 3% |
Incumbent: Chandler District includes: Frankfort, Lexington, and surrounding counties. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
Louisiana
Candidate | Party | Votes | Pct. |
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Louisiana - District 1 |
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GOP | 193,331 | 67% |
Vinny Mendoza |
Dem | 61,920 | 21% |
Gary King |
GOP | 24,808 | 9% |
David Turknett |
NPA | 6,057 | 2% |
Arden Wells |
NPA | 4,280 | 1% |
Incumbent: Scalise District includes: Eastern Gulf coast, including portions of Houma, Metarie, and New Orleans. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Louisiana - District 2 |
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Dem | 158,184 | 55% |
Gary Landrieu |
Dem | 71,761 | 25% |
Dwayne Bailey |
GOP | 38,748 | 14% |
Josue Larose |
GOP | 11,329 | 4% |
Caleb Trotter |
Lib | 6,778 | 2% |
Incumbent: Richmond District includes: Snakes from New Orleans northwest to a portion of Baton Rouge. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Louisiana - District 3 |
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Charles Boustany |
GOP | 139,113 | 45% |
Jeff Landry |
GOP | 93,524 | 30% |
Ron Richard |
Dem | 67,058 | 22% |
Bryan Barrilleaux |
GOP | 7,907 | 3% |
Jim Stark |
Lib | 3,764 | 1% |
Incumbent: Landry District includes: Western Gulf coast counties. Includes Lafayette and Lake Charles. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Louisiana - District 4 |
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GOP | 187,783 | 75% |
Randall Lord |
Lib | 61,586 | 25% |
Incumbent: Fleming District includes: Shreveport and northwest counties |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Louisiana - District 5 |
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GOP | 203,483 | 78% |
Ron Ceasar |
NPA | 37,635 | 14% |
Clay Grant |
Lib | 20,519 | 8% |
Incumbent: Alexander District includes: Monroe and northeast counties |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Louisiana - District 6 |
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GOP | 243,594 | 79% |
Rufus Craig |
Lib | 32,200 | 10% |
Richard Torregano |
NPA | 31,014 | 10% |
Incumbent: Cassidy District includes: Runs from a portion of Baton Rouge and its suburbs south to a portion of Houma. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
Maine
Candidate | Party | Votes | Pct. |
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Maine - District 1 |
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Dem | 233,616 | 65% |
Jonathan Courtney |
GOP | 127,304 | 35% |
Incumbent: Pingree District includes: Heavily populated south- and mid-coastal areas, including Portland and the capital city of Augusta. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Maine - District 2 |
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Dem | 189,407 | 58% |
Kevin Raye |
GOP | 136,328 | 42% |
Incumbent: Michaud District includes: The largest congressional district east of the Mississippi is made up of the entire state except the south- and mid-coast. Includes Lewiston and Bangor. |
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97% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
Maryland
Candidate | Party | Votes | Pct. |
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Maryland - District 1 |
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GOP | 202,130 | 67% |
Wendy Rosen |
Dem | 85,468 | 29% |
Muir Boda |
Lib | 11,939 | 4% |
Incumbent: Harris District includes: Salisbury, eastern shore counties |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Maryland - District 2 |
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Dem | 181,272 | 65% |
Nancy Jacobs |
GOP | 86,856 | 31% |
Leo Dymowski |
Lib | 8,750 | 3% |
Incumbent: Ruppersberger District includes: Part of Baltimore, along with its suburbs bordering Chesapeake Bay. A curving arm snakes irregularly west to Towson. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Maryland - District 3 |
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Dem | 196,111 | 67% |
Eric Knowles |
GOP | 87,847 | 30% |
Paul Drgos |
Lib | 10,342 | 4% |
Incumbent: Sarbanes District includes: One of the nation's most irregular districts snakes from Annapolis along the shore of Chesapeake Bay, cuts inland to much of Howard County, then runs in a narrow band northeast to the Baltimore waterfront and, finally, north and west to Owings Mills. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Maryland - District 4 |
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Dem | 220,344 | 77% |
Faith Loudon |
GOP | 59,882 | 21% |
Scott Soffen |
Lib | 5,736 | 2% |
Incumbent: Edwards District includes: Irregularly shaped district covers east and northeast Washington suburbs, as well as much of Anne Arundel county to the outskirts of Annapolis. |
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99% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Maryland - District 5 |
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Dem | 211,816 | 62% |
Tony O'Donnell |
GOP | 119,768 | 35% |
Bob Auerbach |
Grn | 4,478 | 1% |
Arvin Vohra |
Lib | 4,392 | 1% |
Incumbent: Hoyer District includes: District starts at College Park and Bowie, in the Washington suburbs, and runs south to cover the area between Chesapeake Bay and the Potomac River. |
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92% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Maryland - District 6DEMS PICK UP SEAT |
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Dem | 167,481 | 59% |
Roscoe Bartlett |
GOP | 108,855 | 38% |
Nickolaus Mueller |
Lib | 9,259 | 3% |
Incumbent: Bartlett District includes: Hagertown, Frederick, Germantown, and panhandle counties |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Maryland - District 7 |
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Dem | 226,692 | 76% |
Frank Mirabile |
GOP | 62,593 | 21% |
Ronald Owens-Bey |
Lib | 7,628 | 3% |
Incumbent: Cummings District includes: Much of Baltimore, as well as its western suburbs, including Columbia. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Maryland - District 8 |
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Dem | 192,711 | 63% |
Ken Timmerman |
GOP | 104,391 | 34% |
Mark Grannis |
Lib | 6,624 | 2% |
George Gluck |
Grn | 4,498 | 1% |
Incumbent: Van Hollen District includes: Much of Montgomery County, including Washington suburbs of Bethesda, Chevy Chase, and Silver Spring. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
Massachusetts
Candidate | Party | Votes | Pct. |
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Massachusetts - District 3 |
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Dem | 210,833 | 66% |
Jon Golnik |
GOP | 108,868 | 34% |
Incumbent: Tsongas District includes: Northeast and north central district that stretches from Gardner and Fitchburg in the west to Lawrence and Haverhill in the east. Includes Lowell, Concord, and communities along I-495 as far south as Marlborough and Hudson. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Massachusetts - District 4 |
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Dem | 219,499 | 61% |
Sean Bielat |
GOP | 129,243 | 36% |
David Rosa |
Ind | 10,674 | 3% |
Incumbent: Democrat Barney Frank, who is retiring. District includes: Tall, skinny districts runs from Newton and Brookline in the north to a section of Fall River in the south, and includes Needham and Wellesley, Milford and Franklin, and the town around Attleboro, North Attleborough, and Taunton. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Massachusetts - District 5 |
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Dem | 254,128 | 76% |
Tom Tierney |
GOP | 82,286 | 24% |
Incumbent: Markey District includes: Runs from coastal Revere and Winthrop through inner suburbs to the north and northwest of Boston, and then west through Metrowest. Communities include Framingham, Woburn, Waltham, Watertown, Medford, Arlington, and part of Cambridge. |
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100% reporting | Updated 11:14 AM |
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Massachusetts - District 6 |
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Dem | 179,603 | 48% |
Richard Tisei |
GOP | 175,953 | 47% |
Daniel Fishman |
Lib | 16,668 | 4% |
Incumbent: Tierney District includes: North Shore, with a few northwest towns thrown in. Includes Saugus, Lynn, Burlington, Billerica, North Andover, Salem, and Newburyport. |
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Massachusetts - District 7 |
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Dem | 206,424 | 84% |
Karla Romero |
Ind | 40,438 | 16% |
Incumbent: Capuano District includes: Boston neighborhoods of Allston, Brighton, Charlestown, East Boston, Fenway, Roxbury, Mattapan, Hyde Park, and a piece of Dorchester. Also Everett, Chelsea, Somerville, Randolph and part of Cambridge and Milton. |
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Massachusetts - District 8 |
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Dem | 262,565 | 76% |
Joe Selvaggi |
GOP | 81,733 | 24% |
Incumbent: Lynch District includes: Includes downtown Boston, North End, South Boston, West Roxbury, and parts of Dorchester and Roslindale. Also includes Route 1 suburbs like Dedham and Walpole, and South Shore communities like Brockton, Quincy, Braintree, Weymouth, and Scituate. |
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Massachusetts - District 9 |
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Dem | 211,785 | 59% |
Christopher Sheldon |
GOP | 116,190 | 32% |
Daniel Botelho |
Ind | 32,527 | 9% |
Incumbent: Keating District includes: New Beford, Fall River, and the Cape and Islands, along with coastal South Shore communities such as Plymouth and Marshfield. |
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Michigan
Candidate | Party | Votes | Pct. |
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Michigan - District 1 |
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GOP | 166,833 | 48% |
Gary McDowell |
Dem | 164,536 | 47% |
Emily Salvette |
Lib | 10,917 | 3% |
Ellis Boal |
Grn | 4,156 | 1% |
Incumbent: Benishek District includes: Upper peninsula and northern counties of lower Michigan |
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Michigan - District 2 |
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GOP | 193,646 | 61% |
Willie German |
Dem | 108,644 | 34% |
Mary Buzuma |
Lib | 8,756 | 3% |
Ronald Graeser |
UST | 3,177 | 1% |
William Opalicky |
Grn | 2,712 | 1% |
Incumbent: Huizenga District includes: Muskegon and central western lower counties, including western suburbs of Grand Rapids. |
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Michigan - District 3 |
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GOP | 173,529 | 53% |
Steve Pestka |
Dem | 145,117 | 44% |
Bill Gelineau |
Lib | 10,587 | 3% |
Incumbent: Amash District includes: Grand Rapids and Battle Creek areas. |
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Michigan - District 4 |
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GOP | 196,835 | 63% |
Debra Freidell Wirth |
Dem | 104,601 | 34% |
John Gelineau |
Lib | 4,277 | 1% |
George Zimmer |
UST | 3,557 | 1% |
Pat Timmons |
Grn | 2,760 | 1% |
Incumbent: Camp District includes: Central counties, including a portion of Lansing, the state capital. |
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Michigan - District 5 |
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Dem | 213,303 | 65% |
Jim Slezak |
GOP | 103,001 | 31% |
David Davenport |
NPA | 6,665 | 2% |
Gregory Creswell |
Lib | 4,971 | 2% |
Incumbent: Democrat Dale Kildee, who is retiring. District includes: Flint, Saginaw, north coast of Saginaw Bay. |
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Michigan - District 6 |
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GOP | 173,301 | 54% |
Mike O'Brien |
Dem | 135,793 | 43% |
Christie Gelineau |
Lib | 6,317 | 2% |
Jason Gatties |
UST | 2,583 | 1% |
Incumbent: Upton District includes: Southwestern counties, including Kalamazoo and Lake Michigan coast. |
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Michigan - District 7 |
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GOP | 169,184 | 53% |
Kurt Haskell |
Dem | 136,508 | 43% |
Ken Proctor |
Lib | 8,086 | 3% |
Richard Wunsch |
Grn | 3,455 | 1% |
Incumbent: Walberg District includes: Southeastern counties, including the Lake Erie coast and the Michigan suburbs of Toledo, Ohio |
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Michigan - District 8 |
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GOP | 202,126 | 59% |
Lance Enderle |
Dem | 128,622 | 37% |
Daniel Goebel |
Lib | 8,079 | 2% |
Preston Brooks |
NPA | 6,094 | 2% |
Incumbent: Rogers District includes: East-west discrict runs from the northern Detroit suburbs to Lansing. |
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Michigan - District 9 |
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Dem | 208,834 | 62% |
Don Volaric |
GOP | 114,746 | 34% |
Jim Fulner |
Lib | 6,100 | 2% |
Julia Williams |
Grn | 4,706 | 1% |
Les Townsend |
UST | 2,902 | 1% |
Incumbent: Levin District includes: North Detroit and suburbs. |
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Michigan - District 10 |
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GOP | 226,151 | 69% |
Chuck Stadler |
Dem | 98,058 | 30% |
Bhagwan Dashairya |
Lib | 4,796 | 1% |
Incumbent: Miller District includes: Runs from Michigan's "thumb," on Lake Huron, south to the suburbs of Detroit. |
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Michigan - District 11 |
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GOP | 181,796 | 51% |
Syed Taj |
Dem | 158,889 | 44% |
John Tatar |
Lib | 9,640 | 3% |
Steven Duke |
Grn | 4,570 | 1% |
Daniel Johnson |
NPA | 3,251 | 1% |
Incumbent: Republican Thaddeus McCotter, who resigned in July. District includes: West and northwest Detroit suburbs, including Troy and Livonia. |
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Michigan - District 12 |
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Dem | 216,537 | 68% |
Cynthia Kallgren |
GOP | 92,305 | 29% |
Richard Secula |
Lib | 9,867 | 3% |
Incumbent: Dingle District includes: V-shaped district has college town of Ann Arbor on one arm, and Detroit suburb of Dearborn on the other. |
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Michigan - District 13 |
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Dem | 235,258 | 83% |
Harry Sawicki |
GOP | 38,765 | 14% |
Chris Sharer |
Lib | 6,076 | 2% |
Martin Gray |
UST | 4,089 | 1% |
Incumbent: Conyers District includes: Urban Detroit and western suburbs. |
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Michigan - District 14 |
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Dem | 270,184 | 82% |
John Hauler |
GOP | 51,395 | 16% |
Leonard Schwartz |
Lib | 3,968 | 1% |
Douglas Campbell |
Grn | 2,977 | 1% |
Incumbent: Democratic Rep. Hansen Clarke lost a primary to fellow incumbent Gary Peters. They were placed in the same district as a result of redistricting. District includes: Detroit's downtown and waterfront. Also suburbs of Grosse Point, Southfield, and Farmington Hills. |
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Minnesota
Candidate | Party | Votes | Pct. |
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Minnesota - District 1 |
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Dem | 193,209 | 58% |
Allen Quist |
GOP | 142,159 | 42% |
Incumbent: Walz District includes: Strip of counties along the southern border. Includes cities of Rochester, La Crosse, and Mankato. |
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Minnesota - District 2 |
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GOP | 193,586 | 54% |
Mike Obermueller |
Dem | 164,335 | 46% |
Incumbent: Kline District includes: Some St. Paul neighborhoods, and southern and southeastern suburbs of St. Paul and Minneapolis. |
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Minnesota - District 3 |
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GOP | 222,333 | 58% |
Brian Barnes |
Dem | 159,936 | 42% |
Incumbent: Paulsen District includes: Mostly western Minneapolis suburbs, including Bloomington and Plymouth. |
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Minnesota - District 4 |
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Dem | 216,680 | 62% |
Tony Hernandez |
GOP | 109,656 | 32% |
Steve Carlson |
Inp | 21,132 | 6% |
Incumbent: McCollum District includes: Runs from a portion of Minneapolis through St. Paul and its northern suburbs to the Wisconsin border. |
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Minnesota - District 5 |
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Dem | 262,101 | 75% |
Chris Fields |
GOP | 88,753 | 25% |
Incumbent: Ellison District includes: Minneapolis. |
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Minnesota - District 6 |
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GOP | 180,131 | 51% |
Jim Graves |
Dem | 175,923 | 49% |
Incumbent: Bachmann District includes: Runs from Saint Cloud in the center of the state to the metro Minneapolis-St. Paul area. |
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Minnesota - District 7 |
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Dem | 197,540 | 60% |
Lee Byberg |
GOP | 114,102 | 35% |
Adam Steele |
Inp | 15,294 | 5% |
Incumbent: Peterson District includes: Huge western district covers a third to a half of the state. |
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Minnesota - District 8DEMS PICK UP SEAT |
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Dem | 192,748 | 54% |
Chip Cravaack |
GOP | 161,113 | 46% |
Incumbent: Cravaack District includes: Larte northeastern district includes Grand Rapids and Duluth. |
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Key to party abbreviations
AIP -- American Independent
AmC -- American Constitution
AmE -- Americans Elect
AmP -- America's Party
ATP -- American Third Position
Cnl -- Constitutional
Con -- Conservative
CST -- Constitution
DCG -- DC Statehood Green
Dem -- Democratic
GOP -- Republican
GRP -- Grass Roots
Grn -- Green
IAP -- Independent American
IGr -- Independent Green
Ind -- independent
Inp -- Independence
IP -- Independent Party
IPD -- Independent Party of Delaware
JP -- Justice Party
Lib -- Libertarian
LUn -- Liberty Union
Mnt -- Mountain
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NLP -- Natural Law
NMI -- New Mexico Independent
NPA -- No party affiliation
NPD -- No party designation
Obj -- Objectivist
Oth -- Other
PAG -- Pacific Green
PEC -- Petitioning candidate
PFP -- Peace & Freedom
Prg -- Progressive
Pro -- Prohibition
PSL -- Party of Socialism and Liberation
RP -- Reform
SEP -- Socialist Equality
Soc -- Socialist
SPU -- Socialist USA
SWP -- Socialist Workers
Una -- Unaffiliated
Unr -- Unenrolled
UST -- Taxpayers
WTP -- We the People
WYC -- Wyoming Country
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