Every US House election, 1976–2024
The House cycle by cycle — all 435 seats by state and district, with per-district race pages for recent cycles. Real returns, named sources, nothing estimated.
Republicans held the House.
Republicans held control — net −2.
All 50 results, 2024
| State | House delegation lean |
|---|---|
| Connecticut | D 5–0 |
| Delaware | D 1–0 |
| Hawaii | D 2–0 |
| Massachusetts | D 9–0 |
| Maine | D 2–0 |
| New Hampshire | D 2–0 |
| New Mexico | D 3–0 |
| Rhode Island | D 2–0 |
| Vermont | D 1–0 |
| Maryland | D 7–1 |
| Oregon | D 5–1 |
| California | D 43–9 |
| Illinois | D 14–3 |
| Washington | D 8–2 |
| New Jersey | D 9–3 |
| Nevada | D 3–1 |
| New York | D 19–7 |
| Virginia | D 6–5 |
| Colorado | 4–4 |
| Minnesota | 4–4 |
| Michigan | R 6–7 |
| Pennsylvania | R 7–10 |
| Georgia | R 5–9 |
| Texas | R 13–25 |
| Arizona | R 3–6 |
| Louisiana | R 2–4 |
| Ohio | R 5–10 |
| Alabama | R 2–5 |
| Florida | R 8–20 |
| North Carolina | R 4–10 |
| Kansas | R 1–3 |
| Missouri | R 2–6 |
| Mississippi | R 1–3 |
| Wisconsin | R 2–6 |
| Indiana | R 2–7 |
| Kentucky | R 1–5 |
| South Carolina | R 1–6 |
| Tennessee | R 1–8 |
| Alaska | R 0–1 |
| Arkansas | R 0–4 |
| Iowa | R 0–4 |
| Idaho | R 0–2 |
| Montana | R 0–2 |
| North Dakota | R 0–1 |
| Nebraska | R 0–3 |
| Oklahoma | R 0–5 |
| South Dakota | R 0–1 |
| Utah | R 0–4 |
| West Virginia | R 0–2 |
| Wyoming | R 0–1 |
Control of the House
Each column is one cycle: the majority party's seats past the 218 line, as the chamber was elected.
Column height is seats past the majority; the axis is the control line. A cyan tick marks a cycle control changed hands.
| Cycle | Split |
|---|---|
| 1976 | 1976: 292 D – 143 R — Democrats held control |
| 1978 | 1978: 277 D – 157 R · 1 ind. — Democrats held control |
| 1980 | 1980: 242 D – 192 R · 1 ind. — Democrats held control |
| 1982 | 1982: 269 D – 165 R · 1 ind. — Democrats held control |
| 1984 | 1984: 253 D – 181 R · 1 ind. — Democrats held control |
| 1986 | 1986: 258 D – 177 R — Democrats held control |
| 1988 | 1988: 260 D – 175 R — Democrats held control |
| 1990 | 1990: 267 D – 167 R · 1 ind. — Democrats held control |
| 1992 | 1992: 258 D – 176 R · 1 ind. — Democrats held control |
| 1994 | 1994: 204 D – 230 R · 1 ind. — Republicans flipped control |
| 1996 | 1996: 206 D – 227 R · 2 ind. — Republicans held control |
| 1998 | 1998: 211 D – 223 R · 1 ind. — Republicans held control |
| 2000 | 2000: 212 D – 221 R · 2 ind. — Republicans held control |
| 2002 | 2002: 205 D – 229 R · 1 ind. — Republicans held control |
| 2004 | 2004: 202 D – 232 R · 1 ind. — Republicans held control |
| 2006 | 2006: 233 D – 202 R — Democrats flipped control |
| 2008 | 2008: 257 D – 178 R — Democrats held control |
| 2010 | 2010: 193 D – 242 R — Republicans flipped control |
| 2012 | 2012: 201 D – 234 R — Republicans held control |
| 2014 | 2014: 188 D – 247 R — Republicans held control |
| 2016 | 2016: 194 D – 241 R — Republicans held control |
| 2018 | 2018: 235 D – 199 R · 1 ind. — Democrats flipped control |
| 2020 | 2020: 222 D – 213 R — Democrats held control |
| 2022 | 2022: 213 D – 222 R — Republicans flipped control |
| 2024 | 2024: 215 D – 220 R — Republicans held control |
All 435 voting seats in every cycle 1976–2024, with a national district map on each cycle's own lines and per-district race pages from 2016. DC's non-voting delegate is excluded from the 435.
Source. MIT Election Data + Science Lab — US House returns 1976–2024, party-classified by literal ballot party · district maps drawn on each cycle's own Congress lines. Real returns — nothing estimated.