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2009 U.S. House election results

Results of all 5 House races in 2009 (seats won: ). Winners, margins and every candidate.

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    Each state coloured by the party that won most of its seats; darker means a more one-sided delegation.

    Votes cast for House candidates in the races in this data: Democratic 51.5%, Republican 29.3%, Constitution 15.2%. Unopposed races with no vote count are not included.

    All races

    StateSeatWinnerPartyMarginBefore
    California special District 10 John Garamendi Democratic 10.0 Vacant
    California special District 32 Judy Chu Democratic 28.9 Vacant
    Illinois special District 5 Mike Quigley Democratic 45.1 Vacant
    New York special District 20 Scott Murphy Democratic 0.9 Vacant
    New York special District 23 William L. Owens Democratic 1.9 Vacant

    By state

    Source: FiveThirtyEight election-results; each race page links the official source it was compiled from.