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2019 U.S. House election results

Results of all 3 House races in 2019 (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: Republican 58.8%, Democratic 40.7%, Libertarian 0.3%. Unopposed races with no vote count are not included.

    All races

    StateSeatWinnerPartyMarginBefore
    North Carolina special District 3 Greg Murphy Republican 24.3 Vacant
    North Carolina special District 9 Dan Bishop Republican 2.0 Vacant
    Pennsylvania special District 12 Frederick B. Keller Republican 36.2 Vacant

    By state

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