How America Moves

How America Votes

2018 U.S. House election results for all 435 congressional districts, on the district boundaries used that year. Certified returns, presented as numbers only.

Democratic seats
235
Republican seats
200
Other / independent
0
Republican wonDemocratic wonIndependent / other
Which party received the most votes, as a solid color.Winning margin as a share of all votes cast.Total votes cast, all candidates.
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Hover a district for its result. District boundaries are the ones in effect for the 2018 election (redistricting means they can differ between cycles, which is why there is no swing view here). Special elections are not shown on the map.

Seats by state

StateDemocraticRepublicanOtherSeats
Alabama16—7
Alaska—1—1
Arizona54—9
Arkansas—4—4
California467—53
Colorado43—7
Connecticut5——5
Delaware1——1
Florida1314—27
Georgia59—14
Hawaii2——2
Idaho—2—2
Illinois135—18
Indiana27—9
Iowa31—4
Kansas13—4
Kentucky15—6
Louisiana15—6
Maine2——2
Maryland71—8
Massachusetts9——9
Michigan77—14
Minnesota53—8
Mississippi13—4
Missouri26—8
Montana—1—1
Nebraska—3—3
Nevada31—4
New Hampshire2——2
New Jersey111—12
New Mexico3——3
New York216—27
North Carolina310—13
North Dakota—1—1
Ohio412—16
Oklahoma14—5
Oregon41—5
Pennsylvania99—18
Rhode Island2——2
South Carolina25—7
South Dakota—1—1
Tennessee27—9
Texas1323—36
Utah13—4
Vermont1——1
Virginia74—11
Washington73—10
West Virginia—3—3
Wisconsin35—8
Wyoming—1—1
Results compiled from certified state returns by the MIT Election Data and Science Lab (CC0); district boundaries from the U.S. Census Bureau. Numbers only, no interpretation. Election results and migration data are separate datasets; this site does not connect one to the other.