2022 United States House of Representatives elections (Lan's World)

The **2022 United States House of Representatives** were held on Tuesday November 6, 2022. Republicans won back control of the House of Representatives, winning 256 to the Democrats 179.

## Race winners

### Alabama

Alabama elected 6 Republicans and 1 Democrat to the House of Representatives.

1. Jerry Carl (Republican)
2. Barry Moore (Republican)
3. Mike Rogers (Republican)
4. Robert Aderholt (Republican)
5. Dale Strong (Republican)
6. Gary Palmer (Republican)
7. Terri Sewell (Democratic)

### Arizona

Arizona elected 7 Republicans and 2 Democrats to the House of Representatives.

1. David Schweikert (Republican)
2. Walter Blackman (Republican) (GOP Gain)
3. Ruben Gallego (Democratic)
4. Jerone Davison (Republican) (GOP Gain)
5. Andy Biggs (Republican)
6. Juan Ciscomani (Republican) (GOP Gain)
7. Raul Grijalva (Democratic)
8. Debbie Lesko (Republican)
9. Paul Gosar (Republican)

### Arkansas

Arkansas elected 4 Republicans to the House of Representatives.

1. Rick Crawford (Republican)
2. French Hill (Republican)
3. Steve Womack (Republican)
4. Bruce Westerman (Republican)

### California

California elected 37 Democrats and 15 Republicans to the House of Representatives.

1. Doug LaMalfa (Republican)
2. Jared Huffman (Democratic)
3. Kevin Kiley (Republican) (GOP Gain)
4. Mike Thompson (Democratic)
5. Tom McClintock (Republican)
6. Ami Bera (Democratic)
7. Doris Matsui (Democratic)
8. John Garamendi (Democratic)
9. Tom Patti (Republican) (GOP Gain)
10. Mark DeSaulnier (Democratic)
11. Nancy Pelosi (Democratic)
12. Barbara Lee (Democratic)
13. David Giglo (Republican) (GOP Gain)
14. Eric Swalwell (Democratic)
15. Kevin Mullin (Democratic)
16. Anna Eshoo (Democratic)
17. Ro Khanna (Democratic)
18. Joe Lofgren (Democratic)
19. Jimmy Panetta (Democratic)
20. Kevin McCarthy (Republican)
21. Jim Costa (Democratic)
22. David Valadao (Republican)
23. Jay Obernolte (Republican)
24. Salud Carbajal (Democratic)
25. Raul Ruiz (Democratic)
26. Julia Brownley (Democratic)
27. Mike Garcia (Republican)
28. Judy Chu (Democratic)
29. Angelica Duenas (Democratic)
30. Adam Schiff (Democratic)
31. Grace Napolitano (Democratic)
32. Brad Sherman (Democratic)
33. Pete Aguilar (Democratic)
34. Jimmy Gomez (Democratic)
35. Norma Torres (Democratic)
36. Ted Lieu (Democratic)
37. Sydney Kamlager (Democratic)
38. Linda Sanchez (Democratic)
39. Mark Takano (Democratic)
40. Young Kim (Republican)
41. Ken Calvert (Republican)
42. Robert Garcia (Democratic)
43. Maxine Waters (Democratic)
44. Nanette Barragan (Democratic)
45. Michelle Steel (Republican)
46. Lou Correa (Democratic)
47. Scott Baugh (Republican) (GOP Gain)
48. Darrell Issa (Republican)
49. Lisa Bartlett (Republican) (GOP Gain)
50. Scott Peters (Democratic)
51. Sara Jacobs (Democratic)
52. Juan Vargas (Democratic)

### Colorado

Colorado elected 4 Democrats and 4 Republicans to the House of Representatives.

1. Diana DeGette (Democratic)
2. Joe Neguse (Democratic)
3. Lauren Boebert (Republican)
4. Ken Buck (Republican)
5. Dave Williams (Republican)
6. Jason Crow (Democratic)
7. Brittany Petersen (Democratic)
8. Lori Saine (Republican) (GOP Gain)

### Connecticut

Connecticut elected 5 Democrats to the House of Representatives.

### Delaware

* At Large: Lisa Blunt Rochester (Democratic)

### Florida

Florida elected 20 Republicans and 8 Democrats to the House of Representatives.

1. Matt Gaetz (Republican)
2. Neal Dunn (Republican)
3. Kat Cammack (Republican)
4. John Rutherford (Republican)
5. Al Lawson (Democratic)
6. Michael Waltz (Republican)
7. Cory Mills (Republican) (GOP Gain)
8. Bill Posey (Republican)
9. Darren Soto (Democratic)
10. Randolph Bracy (Democratic)
11. Daniel Webster (Republican)
12. Gus Bilirakis (Republican)
13. Anna Paulina Luna (Republican) (GOP Gain)
14. Jackie Toledo (Republican) (GOP Gain)
15. Danny Burgess (Republican) (GOP Gain)
16. Scott Franklin (Republican)
17. Vern Buchanan (Republican)
18. Greg Steube (Republican)
19. Brian Mast (Republican)
20. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick (Democratic)
21. Byron Donalds (Republican)
22. Lois Frankel (Democratic)
23. Jared Moskowitz (Democratic)
24. Frederica Wilson (Democratic)
25. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (Democratic)
26. Mario Diaz-Balart (Republican)
27. Maria Elvira Salazar (Republican)
28. Carlos A. Gimenez (Republican)

### Georgia

Georgia elected 9 Republicans and 5 Democrats to the House of Representatives.

1. Buddy Carter (Republican)
2. Sanford Bishop (Democratic)
3. Drew Ferguson (Republican)
4. Hank Johnson (Democratic)
5. Nikema Williams (Democratic)
6. Rich McCormick (Republican) (GOP Gain)
7. Donna McLeod (Democratic)
8. Austin Scott (Republican)
9. Andrew Clyde (Republican)
10. Mike Collins (Republican)
11. Barry Loudermilk (Republican)
12. Rick W. Allen (Republican)
13. David Scott (Democratic)
14. Marjorie Taylor Greene (Republican)

### Illinois

Illinois elected 10 Democrats and 7 Republicans to the House of Representatives.

1. Pat Dowell (Democratic)
2. Robin Kelly (Democratic)
3. Delia Ramriez (Democratic) (DEM Gain)
4. Jesus "Chuy" Garcia (Democratic)
5. Mike Quigley (Democratic)
6. Kieth Pekau (Republican) (GOP Gain)
7. Kina Collins (Democratic)
8. Raja Krishnamoorthi (Democratic)
9. Jan Schakowsky (Democratic)
10. Brad Schneider (Democratic)
11. Bill Foster (Democratic)
12. Mike Bost (Republican)
13. Jesse Reising (Republican) (GOP Gain)
14. James Marter (Republican) (GOP Gain)
15. Mary Miller (Republican)
16. Darin LaHood (Republican)
17. Esther Joy King (Republican) (GOP Gain)

### Indiana

Indiana elected 8 Republicans and 1 Democrat to the House of Representatives.

1. Jennifer Ruth-Green (Republican) (GOP Gain)
2. Jackie Walorski (Republican)
3. Jim Banks (Republican)
4. Jim Baird (Republican)
5. Victoria Spartz (Republican)
6. Greg Pence (Republican)
7. Andre Carson (Democratic)
8. Larry Bucshon (Republican)
9. Erin Houchin (Republican)

### Iowa

Iowa elected 4 Republicans to the House of Representatives.

1. Mariannette Miller-Meeks (Republican)
2. Ashley Hinson (Republican)
3. Zach Nunn (Republican) (GOP Gain)
4. Randy Feenstra (Republican)

### Kansas

Kansas elected 4 Republicans to the House of Representatives.

1. Tracey Mann (Republican)
2. Jake LaTurner (Republican)
3. Amanda Adkins (Republican) (GOP Gain)
4. Ron Estes (Republican)

### Kentucky

Kentucky elected 5 Republicans and 1 Democrat to the House of Representatives.

1. James Comer (Republican)
2. Brett Guthrie (Republican)
3. Morgan McGarvey (Democratic)
4. Thomas Massie (Republican)
5. Hal Rogers (Republican)
6. Andy Barr (Republican)

### Louisiana

Louisiana elected 5 Republicans and 1 Democrat to the House of Representatives.

1. Steve Scalise (Republican)
2. Troy Carter (Democratic)
3. Clay Higgins (Republican)
4. Mike Johnson (Republican)
5. Julia Letlow (Republican)
6. Garrett Graves (Republican)

### Maine

Maine elected 1 Democrat and 1 Republican to the House of Representatives.

1. Chellie Pingree (Democratic)
2. Bruce Poliquin (Republican) (GOP Gain)

### Maryland

Maryland elected 6 Democrats and 2 Republicans to the House of Representatives.

1. Andy Harris (Republican)
2. Dutch Ruppersberger (Democratic)
3. John Sarbanes (Democratic)
4. Glenn Ivey (Democratic)
5. McKayla Wilkes (Democratic)
6. Neil Parrott (Republican) (GOP Gain)
7. Kweisi Mfune (Democratic)
8. Jamie Raskin (Democratic)

### Massachusetts

Massachusetts elected 9 Democrats to the House of Representatives.

1. Alex Morse (Democratic)
2. Jim McGovern (Democratic)
3. Lori Trahan (Democratic)
4. Jake Auchincloss (Democratic)
5. Katherine Clark (Democratic)
6. Seth Moulton (Democratic)
7. Ayanna Pressley (Democratic)
8. Stephen Lynch (Democratic)
9. Bill Keating (Democratic)

### Michigan

Michigan elected 9 Republicans and 4 Democrats to the House of Representatives.

1. Jack Bergman (Republican)
2. John Moolenaar (Republican)
3. Peter Meijer (Republican)
4. Bill Huizenga (Republican)
5. Tim Walberg (Republican)
6. Debbie Dingell (Democratic)
7. Tom Barrett (Republican) (GOP Gain)
8. Paul Junge (Republican) (GOP Gain)
9. Lisa McClain (Republican)
10. John James (Republican) (GOP Gain)
11. Andy Levin (Democratic)
12. Rashida Tlaib (Democratic)
13. Shri Thanedar (Democratic)

### Minnesota

Minnesota elected 5 Republicans and 3 Democrats to the House of Representatives.

1. Jeremy Munson (Republican)
2. Tyler Kistner (Republican) (GOP Gain)
3. Dean Phillips (Democratic)
4. Betty McCollum (Democratic)
5. Ilhan Omar (Democratic)
6. Tom Emmer (Republican)
7. Michelle Fischbach (Republican)
8. Pete Stauber (Republican)

### Mississippi

Mississippi elected 3 Republicans and 1 Democrat to the House of Representatives.

1. Trent Kelly (Republican)
2. Bennie Thompson (Democratic)
3. Michael Guest (Republican)
4. Steve Palazzo (Republican)

### Missouri

Missouri elected 6 Republicans and 2 Democrats to the House of Representatives.

1. Cori Bush (Democratic)
2. Ann Wagner (Republican)
3. Blaine Luetkemeyer (Republican)
4. Mark Alford (Republican)
5. Emanuel Cleaver (Democratic)
6. Sam Graves (Republican)
7. Eric Burlinson (Republican)
8. Jason Smith (Republican)

### Montana

Montana elected 2 Republicans to the House of Representatives.

1. Ryan Zinke (Republican) (GOP Gain)
2. Matt Rosendale (Republican)

### Nebraska

Nebraska elected 3 Republicans to the House of Representatives.

1. Mike Flood (Republican)
2. Don Bacon (Republican)
3. Adrian Smith (Republican)

### Nevada

Nevada elected 4 Republicans to the House of Representatives.

1. Cresent Hardy (Republican) (GOP Gain)
2. Mark Amodei (Republican)
3. April Becker (Republican) (GOP Gain)
4. Sam Peters (Republican) (GOP Gain)

### New Hampshire

New Hampshire elected 1 Republican and 1 Democrat to the House of Representatives.

1. Tim Baxter (GOP Gain)
2. Annie Kuster (Democratic)

### New Jersey

New Jersey elected 9 Democrats and 3 Republicans to the House of Representatives.

1. Donald Norcoss (Democratic)
2. Jeff Van Drew (Republican)
3. Andy Kim (Democratic)
4. Chris Smith (Republican)
5. Josh Gottheimer (Democratic)
6. Frank Pallone (Democratic)
7. Tom Kean Jr. (Republican) (GOP Gain)
8. Teresa Ruiz (Democratic)
9. Bill Pascrell (Democratic)
10. Donald Payne Jr. (Democratic)
11. Mikie Sherrill (Democratic)
12. Bonnie Watson Coleman (Democratic)

### New Mexico

New Mexico elected 2 Republicans and 1 Democrat to the House of Representatives.

1. Melanie Stansbury (Democratic)
2. Yvette Herrell (Republican)
3. Alexis Martinez Johnson (Republican) (GOP Gain)

### New York

New York elected 17 Democrats and 9 Republicans to the House of Representatives.

1. Nick LaLota (Republican)
2. Andrew Garbarino (Republican)
3. Curtis Silwa (Republican) (GOP Gain)
4. Lauren Gillen (Democratic)
5. Gregory Meeks (Democratic)
6. Grace Meng (Democratic)
7. Nydia Velazquez (Democratic)
8. Hakeem Jeffries (Democratic)
9. Vyette Clarke (Democratic)
10. Jerry Nadler (Democratic)
11. Nicole Malliotakis (Republican)
12. Carolyn Malloney (Democratic)
13. Adriano Espaillat (Democratic)
14. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (Democratic)
15. Ritchie Torres (Democratic)
16. Jamaal Bowman (Democratic)
17. Mondaire Jones (Democratic)
18. Colin Schmitt (Republican) (GOP Gain)
19. Marc Molinaro (Republican) (GOP Gain)
20. Paul Tonko (Democratic)
21. Elise Stefanik (Republican)
22. Francis Conole (Democratic) (DEM Gain)
23. Claudia Tenney (Republican)
24. Chris Jacobs (Republican)
25. Joe Morrelle (Democratic)
26. Brian Higgins (Democratic)

### North Carolina

North Carolina elected 9 Republicans and 5 Democrats to the House of Representatives.

1. Sandy Roberson (Republican) (GOP Gain)
2. Deborah Ross (Democratic)
3. Greg Murphy (Republican)
4. Nida Allam (Democratic)
5. Virginia Foxx (Republican)
6. Kathy Manning (Democratic)
7. David Rouzer (Republican)
8. Dan Bishop (Republican)
9. Richard Hudson (Republican)
10. Patrick McHenry (Republican)
11. Chuck Edwards (Republican)
12. Alma Adams (Democratic)
13. Bo Hines (Republican) (GOP Gain)
14. Jeff Jackson (Democratic) (DEM Gain)

### Ohio

Ohio elected 13 Republicans and 2 Democrats to the House of Representatives.

1. Steve Chabot (Republican)
2. Brad Wenstrup (Republican)
3. Joyce Beatty (Democratic)
4. Jim Jordan (Republican)
5. Bob Latta (Republican)
6. Bill Johnson (Republican)
7. Bob Gibbs (Republican)
8. Warren Davidson (Republican)
9. Theresa Gavarone (Republican) (GOP Gain)
10. Mike Turner (Republican)
11. Stonel Brown (Democratic)
12. Troy Balderson (Republican)
13. Madison Gesiotto (Republican)
14. David Joyce (Republican)
15. Mike Carey (Republican)

### Oklahoma

Oklahoma elected 5 Republicans to the House of Representatives.

1. Kevin Hern (Republican)
2. John Bennett (Republican)
3. Frank Lucas (Republican)
4. Tom Cole (Republican)
5. Stephanie Bice (Republican)

### Oregon

Oregon elected 4 Democrats and 2 Republicans to the House of Representatives.

1. Suzanne Bonamici (Democratic)
2. Cliff Bentz (Republican)
3. Earl Blumenauer (Democratic)
4. Val Hoyle (Democratic)
5. Lori Chavez-DeRemer (Republican) (GOP Gain)
6. Andrea Salinas (Democratic) (DEM Gain)

### Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania elected 11 Republicans and 6 Democrats to the House of Representatives.

1. Brian Fitzpatrick (Republican)
2. Brendan Boyle (Democratic)
3. Dwight Evans (Democratic)
4. Madeline Dean (Democratic)
5. Mary Gay Scanlon (Democratic)
6. Chrissy Houlahan (Democratic)
7. Lisa Scheller (Republican) (GOP Gain)
8. Jim Bognet (Republican) (GOP Gain)
9. Dan Meuser (Republican)
10. Scott Perry (Republican)
11. Lloyd Smucker (Republican)
12. Summer Lee (Democratic)
13. John Joyce (Republican)
14. Guy Reschenthaler (Republican)
15. Glenn Thompson (Republican)
16. Mike Kelly (Republican)
17. Jeremy Shaffer (Republican) (GOP Gain)

### Rhode Island

Rhode Island elected 2 Democrats to the House of Representatives.

1. David Cicilline (Democratic)
2. Seth Maginzer (Democratic)

### South Carolina

South Carolina elected 6 Republicans and 1 Democrat to the House of Representatives.

1. Nancy Mace (Republican)
2. Joe Wilson (Republican)
3. Jeff Duncan (Republican)
4. William Timmons (Republican)
5. Ralph Norman (Republican)
6. Jim Clyburn (Democratic)
7. Russell Fry (Republican)

### Tennessee

Tennessee elected 8 Republicans and 1 Democrat to the House of Representatives.

1. Diana Harshbarger (Republican)
2. Tim Burchett (Republican)
3. Chuck Fleischmann (Republican)
4. Scott DesJarlais (Republican)
5. Morgan Ortagus (Republican) (GOP Gain)
6. John Rose (Republican)
7. Mark Green (Republican)
8. David Kustoff (Republican)
9. Steve Cohen (Democratic)

### Texas

Texas elected 26 Republicans and 12 Democrats to the House of Representatives.

1. Nathaniel Moran (Republican)
2. Dan Crenshaw (Republican)
3. Keith Self (Republican)
4. Pat Fallon (Republican)
5. Lance Gooden (Republican)
6. Jake Ellzey (Republican)
7. Lizzie Fletcher (Democratic)
8. Morgan Luttrell (Republican)
9. Al Green (Democratic)
10. Michael McCaul (Republican)
11. August Pfluger (Republican)
12. Kay Granger (Republican)
13. Ronny Jackson (Republican)
14. Randy Weber (Republican)
15. Monica de la Cruz (Republican) (GOP Gain)
16. Veronica Esobar (Democratic)
17. Pete Sessions (Republican)
18. Sheilla Jackson Lee (Democratic)
19. Jodey Arrington (Republican)
20. Joaquin Castro (Democratic)
21. Chip Roy (Republican)
22. Troy Nehls (Republican)
23. Tony Gonzales (Republican)
24. Beth Van Duyne (Republican)
25. Roger Williams (Republican)
26. Michael Brugess (Republican)
27. Michael Cloud (Republican)
28. Cassy Garcia (Republican) (GOP Gain)
29. Slyvia Garcia (Democratic)
30. Jasmine Crockett (Democratic)
31. John Carter (Republican)
32. Colin Allred (Democratic)
33. Marc Veasey (Democratic)
34. Vincente Gonzalez (Democratic) (DEM Gain)
35. Greg Casar (Democratic) (DEM Gain)
36. Brian Babin (Republican)
37. Lloyd Doggett (Democratic)
38. Wesley Hunt (Republican) (GOP Gain)

### Utah

Utah elected 4 Republicans to the House of Representatives.

1. Blake Moore (Republican)
2. Chris Stewart (Republican)
3. John Curtis (Republican)
4. Burgess Owens (Republican)

### Virginia

Virginia elected 6 Republicans and 5 Democrats to the House of Representatives.

1. Rob Wittman (Republican)
2. Jen Kiggans (Republican) (GOP Gain)
3. Bobby Scott (Democratic)
4. Donald McEachin (Democratic)
5. Bob Good (Republican)
6. Ben Cline (Republican)
7. Bryce Reeves (Republican) (GOP Gain)
8. Don Beyer (Democratic)
9. Morgan Griffth (Republican)
10. Jennifer Wexton (Democratic)
11. Gery Connolly (Democratic)

### Washington

Washington elected 6 Democrats and 4 Republicans to the House of Representatives.

1. Suzan DelBene (Democratic)
2. Rick Larsen (Democratic)
3. Jaime Herrera Beutler (Republican)
4. Loren Culp (Republican)
5. Cathy McMorris Rodgers (Republican)
6. Derek Kilmer (Democratic)
7. Pramila Jayapal (Democratic)
8. Reagan Dunn (Republican) (GOP Gain)
9. Adam Smith (Democratic)
10. Marilyn Strickland (Democratic)

### West Virginia

West Virginia elected 2 Republicans to the House of Representatives.

1. Carol Miller (Republican)
2. David McKinley (Republican)

### Wisconsin

Wisconsin elected 6 Republicans and 2 Democrats to the House of Representatives.

1. Bryan Steil (Republican)
2. Mark Pocan (Democratic)
3. Derrick Van Orden (Republican) (GOP Gain)
4. Gwen Moore (Democratic)
5. Scott Fitzgerald (Republican)
6. Glenn Grothman (Republican)
7. Tom Tiffany (Republican)
8. Mike Gallagher (Republican)