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U.S. House Election Results

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Nov. 21, 2024
Alicia Parlapiano Data reporter
Complicating the Republican majority in the House, Representative Matt Gaetz of Florida resigned his seat before his prospective nomination for attorney general collapsed, and President-elect Trump still wants two other re-elected House Republicans to serve in his administration. All three represent relatively safe districts, but their seats — which are counted for Republicans in the tally here — could be vacant for some time.
Note: Tally of seats won by party includes uncalled races where all candidates are of the same party. Flipped districts will not be shaded in Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, New York and North Carolina, where district boundaries have been redrawn since the 2022 midterms.

Tracking the most competitive districts

Each party needs to win a share of the most competitive districts to secure House control. The win targets below are based on what each party needs for control, assuming they win the races they are expected to win most easily.

Democrats
Districts won
39
4 left
Need 43
4 left
Republicans
Districts won
29
Need
27
Republicans have won their target number of competitive districts to secure control of the House.

All House races

Below are the latest results for each state, grouped according to how they were rated before the election by the Cook Political Report.

Democrats expected to win easily

Democrats expected to win easily
District Margin
Percent of votes in
Mass. 1Massachusetts District 1
D+25
Race Called
>95%
Mass. 2Massachusetts District 2
D+37
Race Called
>95%
Mass. 3Massachusetts District 3
D Uncontested Unc.
Race Called
Mass. 4Massachusetts District 4
D Uncontested Unc.
Race Called
Mass. 5Massachusetts District 5
D Uncontested Unc.
Race Called
Mass. 6Massachusetts District 6
D Uncontested Unc.
Race Called
Mass. 7Massachusetts District 7
D Uncontested Unc.
Race Called
Mass. 8Massachusetts District 8
D+40
Race Called
>95%
Mass. 9Massachusetts District 9
D+13
Race Called
>95%
N.H. 2New Hampshire District 2
D+6
Race Called
>95%
R.I. 1Rhode Island District 1
D+31
Race Called
100%
R.I. 2Rhode Island District 2
D+17
Race Called
100%

Democrats expected to win narrowly

Democrats expected to win narrowly
District Margin
Percent of votes in
N.H. 1New Hampshire District 1
D+8
Race Called
>95%

Republicans expected to win easily

Republicans expected to win easily
District Margin
Percent of votes in

Democrats expected to win narrowly

Democrats expected to win narrowly
District Margin
Percent of votes in
N.H. 1New Hampshire District 1
D+8
Race Called
>95%

Democrats expected to win easily

Democrats expected to win easily
District Margin
Percent of votes in
Mass. 1Massachusetts District 1
D+25
Race Called
>95%
Mass. 2Massachusetts District 2
D+37
Race Called
>95%
Mass. 3Massachusetts District 3
D Uncontested Unc.
Race Called
Mass. 4Massachusetts District 4
D Uncontested Unc.
Race Called
Mass. 5Massachusetts District 5
D Uncontested Unc.
Race Called
Mass. 6Massachusetts District 6
D Uncontested Unc.
Race Called
Mass. 7Massachusetts District 7
D Uncontested Unc.
Race Called
Mass. 8Massachusetts District 8
D+40
Race Called
>95%
Mass. 9Massachusetts District 9
D+13
Race Called
>95%
N.H. 2New Hampshire District 2
D+6
Race Called
>95%
R.I. 1Rhode Island District 1
D+31
Race Called
100%
R.I. 2Rhode Island District 2
D+17
Race Called
100%

Republicans expected to win easily

Republicans expected to win easily
District Margin
Percent of votes in