Al's 2022 U.S. House of Represententatives Elections

# Al's 2022 House of Representatives Elections

The 2022 House of Represenatives Elections were held on November 8th, 2022. Elections were held for all 435 seats representing the 50 U.S. States and also for delegates from the District of Columbia and five major U.S. territories. The winners of this election cycle served in the 118th congress. This was the first congressional election using districts drawn up based on the 2020 United States Census. The final result of this election was 245-190. Speaker of the House Nanci Pelosi retired after decades of service, then majority whip Steny Hoyer was successfully primaried. Kevin McCarthy became the new house speaker, Steve Scalise became the new majority leader, and Elise Stefanik became the new majority whip. Hakeem Jeffries became the new House minority leader, and Jim Clyburn became the new minority whip.

2022 U.S. House of Representatives Elections
 Leader
 Leader Since
 Seats Before
 Seats After
 Gain/Loses

Republican Retirements:

Alabama's 5th: Mo Brooks retired to run for the U.S. Senate. He be get succeded by Casey Wardyinski.

Arizona's 5th: Andy Biggs retired to run for the U.S. Senate. He be get succeded by Christine Jones.

Georgia's 10th: Jody Hice retired to run for Georgia Secretary of State. He be get succeded by Paul Broun.

Kentucky's 5th: Hal Rogers retired. He would be succeded by Adam Bowling.

Michigan's 10th: Lisa McClain retired to run for Governor of Michigan. She would be succeded by Dan Lauwers.

Missouri's 4th: Vicky Hartzler retired to run for U.S. Senate. She would be succeded by Rick Brattin.

Missouri's 8th: Billy Long Retired to run for U.S. Senate. He would be succeded by Andrew Koenig.

New Jersey's 4th: Chris Smith retired. He would be succedded by Holly Schepsi.

New York's 1st: Lee Zeldin retired to run for Governor of New York. he was succeeded by Thomas Croci

New York's 23nd: Tom Reed retired. He would be succedded by Christopher S. Friend.

North Carolina's 13th: Ted Budd retired to run for U.S. Senate. He would be succeded by Bo Hines.

Ohio's 10th: Mike Turner retired to run for U.S. Senate. He would be succeeded by John Anderson.

Oklahoma's 3rd: Frank Lucas retired. He would be succedded by Greg Treat.

Texas's 8th: Kevin Brady retired. He would be suceeded by Rudy Atencio.

Wisconsin's 8th: Mike Gallagher retired to run for Governor of Wisconsin. He would be succeded by Roger Roth.

Democratic Retirements:

Arizona's 1st: Tom O'Halleran retired. He would get succeded by Republican Walt Blackman.

Arizona's 2nd: Ann Kirkpatrick retired. She would get succeded by Walt Blackman.

California's 12th: Nancy Pelosi retired. She would get succeded by London Breed.

California's 17th: Ro Khanna retired to run for U.S. Senate. He would get succeded by Dave Cortese.

California's 30th: Brad Sherman retired. He would get succeded by Courtney Berina.

California's 40th: Lucille Royal-Allard retired. She would get succeded by Miguel Santiago.

Florida 10th: Val Demings retired to run for US Senate. She would get succeded by Randolph Bracy.

Florida's 13th: Charlie Crist retired to run for Governor of Florida. He would get succeded by Republican Anna Paulina-Luna.

Georgia's 13th: David Scott retired. He would get succeded by Kim Schofield.

Illionois's 9th: Jan Schahowsky retired. She would get succeded by Chris Talifero.

Illionois's 17th: Cheri Bustos retired. She would get succeded by Republican Esther Joy Lee.

Maryland's 2nd: Dutch Ruppersberge retired. He would get succeded by John Olzewski.

North Carolina's 1st: G.K. Butterfield retired. He would get succeded by Sarah Crawford.

North Carolina's 4th: David Price retired. He would get succeded by Natalie Murdock.

Ohio's 13th: Tim Ryan is retired to run for U.S. Senate. He would get succeded by Republican Christina Hagan.

Pennsylvania's 6th: Chrissy Houlahoun is retired to run for U.S. Senate. She would get succeded by Katie Muth.

Pennsylvania's 17th: Conor Lamb is retiried to run for U.S. Senate. He would get succeded by Jason Oritray.

Texas's 30th: Eddie Bernice Johnson retired. She would get succeded by Jane Hope-Hamilton.

Texas's 34th: Filemon Vela Jr. retired. He would get succeded by Rey Gonzalez.

Virginia's 11th: Jerry Connoly retired. He would get succeded by Mark D. Sickles.

**Primaried Republicans:**

Florida's 11th: Anthony Sabatini successfully primaried Daniel Webster, who went onto win the general election

Georgia's 14th: John Cowan successfully primaried Majorie Taylor Greene, who went onto win the general election

Illionois's 16th: Adam Kinzinger was successfully primaried by Catalina Lauf, who went onto win the general election

Ohio's 16th: Anthony Gonzalez was successfully primaried by Max Miller, who went onto win the general election

WA-04: Dan Newhouse was successfully primaried by Brad Klippert, who went on to win the general election

WY-Al: Liz Cheney was successfully primaried by Chuck Gray, who went onto win the general election

 GA-14
 IL-16
 OH-16
 WA-04
 WY-AL

Primaried Democrats:

-Maryland 5th- Steny Hoyer was successfully by Mckayla Wilkes, who went onto win the general election

-Massachusetts 1st- Richard Neal was successfully defeated by Alex Morse, who went onto win the general election

 MD-05
 TN-05

AZ-01: Democrat Charlene Fernandez was successfully defeated by Republican Walter Blackman

California:

CA-07: Democratic Incumbent Ami Bera was successfully defeated by Republican Kevin Kiley

CA-10: Democratic Incumbent Josh Harder was successfully defeated by Republican Kristen Olsen

CA-25: Republican Incumbent Mike Garcia was successfully defeated by Democrat Christy Smith

Florida:

FL-13 Democrat Ben Diamond was successfully defeated by Republican Anna Paulina Luna

Georgia:

GA-07: Democratic Incumbent Carolyn Bourdrauex was successfully defeated by Republican Rich McCormick

Illionois:

IL-06: Democratic Incumbent Sean Casten was successfully defeated by Republican Evelyn Sanguetti

IL-14: Democratic Incumbent Lauren Underwood was successfully defeated by Republican Sue Rezin

IL-17: Democratic Incumbent Cheri Bustos was successfully defeated by Republican Esther Joy lee

Iowa:

IA- 03: Democrat Theresa Greenfield was successfully defeated by Republican Zach Nunn

Kansas

KS-03: Democrat Sharice Davids was successfully defeated by Republican Amanda Atkins

Michigan:

MI-8: Democratic Incumbent Elissa Slotkin was successfully defeated by Republican Tom Barrett

MI-11: Democratic Incumbent Haley Stevens was successfully defeated by Republican Laura Cox

Minnesota:

MN-02: Democratic Incumbent Angie Craig was successfully defeated by Republican Tyler Kistner

Nevada:

NV-03: Democratic Incumbent Susie Lee was successfully defeated by Republican April Becker

NV-04: Democratic Incumbent Steven Horsford was successfully defeated by Republican Sam Peters

New Hampshire:

NH-02: Democratic IncumbentChris Pappas was successfully defeated by Republican Matt Mowers

New Jersey:

NJ-03: Democratic Incumbent Andy Kim was successfully defeated by Republican Tricia Flannigan

NJ-07: Democratic Incumbent Tom Mallonoski was successfully defeated by Republican Thomas Kean Jr

New York:

NY-19: Democratic Incumbent Antonio Delgado was successfully defeated by Republican Marc Molinaro

Ohio:

OH-13: Democrat Michele LePore-Hagan was successfully defeatd by Christina Hagan

Oregon:

OR-04: Democrat Incumbent Peter DeFazio was successfully defeated by Republican Alek Skarlatos

Pennsylvania:

PA-08: Democratic Incumbent Matt Cartwright was successfully defeated by Republican Jim Bognet

PA-17: Democratic Incumbent Vincent Hughes was successfully defeated by Republican Sean Parnell

Texas:

TX-07: Democratic Incumbent Lizzie Fletcher was successfully defeated by Republican Wesley Hunt

TX-15: Democratic Incumbent Vincente Gonzalez was successfully defeated by Republican Monica De La Cruz Hernandez

TX-32 Democratic Incumbent Collin Allred was successfully defeated by Republican Genieneve Collins

Virginia:

VA-02: Democratic Incumbent Elaine Luria was successfully defeated by Republican Jan Higgans

VA-07: Democratic Incumbent Abigail Spanberger was successfully defeated by Republican Nick Freitas

Wisconsin:

WI-03: Democrat Gordon Hintz was successfully defeated by Patrick Testin

Newly Created Seat Winners:

CO-08: Joe Salazar defeated John Cooke.

FL-28: Joe Gruters defeated Michelle Rayner.

MT-02: Ryan Zinke defeated Bryce Reeves.

OR-06: Shelley Boshart-Davis defeated Janelle Bynum

TX-37: Angela Paxton defeated Brian Chaput

TX-38: Donna Campbell defeated George Fuller

 FL-28
 MT-02
 OR-06
 TX-37
 TX-38

Redistricted Out:

California: Sara Jacobs defeated Scott Peters.

Illionois: Bill Foster was successfully redistricted by Sue Rezin.

Michigan: Brenda Lawrence defeated Rashida Tlaib

New York: Chris Jacobs defeated Brian Higgins.

Ohio: David Joyce defeated Bettie Sutton.