document_title: United States House of Representatives elections, 2018

question_text: how many house representatives are up for reelection in 2018

question_tokens: how many house representatives are up for reelection in 2018

text: United States House of Representatives elections, 2018

text: Russian interference[edit]

text: Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats stated during congressional testimony that "the United States is under attack" from Russian efforts.[1] As of February 13, 2018, six US intelligence agencies unanimously assessed[2] that Russian hackers are scanning American electoral systems and using bot armies to promote partisan causes on social media.[3] Previously, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson also warned that Russia is currently interfering in the 2018 midterm election.[4]

text: On July 20, 2018, Microsoft VP for Customer Security and Trust revealed at the Aspen Security Forum in Aspen, Colorado that Russian hackers had already specifically targeted three Congressional candidates running in the 2018 mid-term elections, using sophisticated spearphishing techniques spoofing a Microsoft website.[5]

text: On August 6, 2018, Democratic candidate Tabitha Isner, running in Alabama's 2nd congressional district, reported 1,300+ unsuccessful attempts to break into her campaign website from Russian sourced IP addresses, mostly happening between July 17–18, prompting additional website security measures.[6]

text: Retiring incumbents[edit]

text: In the November general elections, fifty-five incumbents are not seeking re-election either to retire or to seek other positions.

text: Democrats[edit]

text: Eighteen Democrats are not seeking re-election in 2018.

text:
Arizona 9: Kyrsten Sinema: To run for U.S. Senator.[7]
Colorado 2: Jared Polis: To run for Governor of Colorado.[7]
Connecticut 5: Elizabeth Esty: Retiring.[7]
Hawaii 1: Colleen Hanabusa: To run for Governor of Hawaii.[7]
Illinois 4: Luis Gutiérrez: Retiring.[7]
Maryland 6: John Delaney: To run for President of the United States.[7]
Massachusetts 3: Niki Tsongas: Retiring.[7]
Michigan 9: Sander Levin: Retiring.[7]
Minnesota 1: Tim Walz: To run for Governor of Minnesota.[7]
Minnesota 5: Keith Ellison: To run for Attorney General of Minnesota.[8]
Minnesota 8: Rick Nolan: To run for Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota.[9][10]
Nevada 3: Jacky Rosen: To run for U.S. Senator.[7]
Nevada 4: Ruben Kihuen: Retiring due to "distractions" of sexual harassment allegations.[11]
New Hampshire 1: Carol Shea-Porter: Retiring.[7]
New Mexico 1: Michelle Lujan Grisham: To run for Governor of New Mexico.[7]
Pennsylvania 1: Bob Brady: Retiring.[7]
Texas 16: Beto O'Rourke: To run for U.S. Senator.[7]
Texas 29: Gene Green: Retiring.[7]

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text: Republicans[edit]

text: Thirty-seven Republicans are not seeking re-election in 2018.

text:
Arizona 2: Martha McSally: To run for U.S. Senator.[7]
California 39: Ed Royce: Retiring.[7]
California 49: Darrell Issa: Retiring.[7]
Florida 6: Ron DeSantis: To run for Governor of Florida.[7]
Florida 15: Dennis Ross: Retiring.[12]
Florida 17: Tom Rooney: Retiring.[13][14]
Florida 27: Ileana Ros-Lehtinen: Retiring.[7]
Idaho 1: Raúl Labrador: To run for Governor of Idaho.[7]
Indiana 4: Todd Rokita: To run for U.S. Senator.[7]
Indiana 6: Luke Messer: To run for U.S. Senator.[7]
Kansas 2: Lynn Jenkins: Retiring.[7]
Michigan 11: Dave Trott: Retiring.[7]
Mississippi 3: Gregg Harper: Retiring.[7]
New Jersey 2: Frank LoBiondo: Retiring "due to the increased political polarization of Congress."[15]
New Jersey 11: Rodney Frelinghuysen: Retiring.[7]
New Mexico 2: Steve Pearce: To run for Governor of New Mexico.[7]
New York 27: Chris Collins: Renominated but then withdrew after being indicted for insider trading[16]
North Dakota at-large: Kevin Cramer: To run for U.S. Senator.[17]
Ohio 16: Jim Renacci: To run for U.S. Senator.[7]
Pennsylvania 6: Ryan Costello: Retiring due to "family, the political environment and redistricting."[18]
Pennsylvania 9: Bill Shuster: Retiring.[7]
Pennsylvania 11: Lou Barletta: To run for U.S. Senator.[7]
South Carolina 4: Trey Gowdy: Retiring to "return to the justice system".[19]
South Dakota at-large: Kristi Noem: To run for Governor of South Dakota.[7]
Tennessee 2: Jimmy Duncan: Retiring.[7]
Tennessee 6: Diane Black: To run for Governor of Tennessee.[7]
Tennessee 7: Marsha Blackburn: To run for U.S. Senator.[20]
Texas 2: Ted Poe: Retiring.[7]
Texas 3: Sam Johnson: Retiring.[7]
Texas 5: Jeb Hensarling: Retiring.[7]
Texas 6: Joe Barton: Retiring.[7]
Texas 21: Lamar Smith: Retiring.[7]
Virginia 5: Tom Garrett Jr.: Retiring due to alcoholism.[21]
Virginia 6: Bob Goodlatte: Retiring.[7]
Washington 8: Dave Reichert: Retiring.[7]
West Virginia 3: Evan Jenkins: To run for U.S. Senator.[7]
Wisconsin 1: Paul Ryan: Retiring.[7]

text: Non-retirements[edit]

text: Six members announced their retirements, but either rejoined the race or resigned early. Sorted by district name.

text:
Colorado 7: Ed Perlmutter (D) announced his retirement April 9, 2017, to run for Governor of Colorado. He returned to the House race on August 21, 2017.
Oklahoma 1: Jim Bridenstine (R) announced his retirement November 10, 2017. He resigned April 23, 2018, after being confirmed as Administrator of NASA.
Pennsylvania 7: Pat Meehan (R) announced his retirement January 25, 2018.[22] He resigned April 27, 2018 and his seat will be filled by a special election, see below.
Pennsylvania 15: Charlie Dent (R) announced his retirement September 7, 2017.[23] He resigned May 12, 2018,[24][25][26] and his seat will be filled by a special election, see below.
Texas 27: Blake Farenthold (R) announced his retirement December 14, 2017. He resigned April 6, 2018, and his seat was filled by a special election, see below.
Utah 3: Jason Chaffetz (R) announced his retirement April 19, 2017. He resigned June 30, 2017, his seat was filled by special election, see below, and the winner is running for re-election in November 2018.

text: Incumbents defeated[edit]

text: In primary elections[edit]

text: Democrats[edit]

text: New York 14: Joseph Crowley lost renomination to Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.

text: Republicans[edit]

text:
North Carolina 9: Robert Pittenger lost renomination to Mark Harris.
South Carolina 1: Mark Sanford lost renomination to Katie Arrington.

text: Election ratings[edit]

text: Latest published ratings for competitive seats[edit]

text: Several sites and individuals publish ratings of competitive seats. These ratings look at factors such as the strength of the incumbent (if the incumbent is running for re-election), the strength of the candidates, and the partisan leanings of the Congressional District (reflected in part by the CD's Cook Partisan Voting Index rating). The ratings assign ratings to each seat, with the rating indicating the rated advantage that a party has in winning that seat.

text: Most election ratings use:

text:
"tossup": no advantage
"tilt" (used sometimes): advantage that is not quite as strong as "lean"
"lean": slight advantage
"likely" or "favored": significant but surmountable advantage
"safe" or "solid": near-certain chance of victory.

text: Of the 435 seats available, 121 seats are considered competitive (not "safe" or "solid") by at least one of the six groups making ratings. These seats are listed below.

text: For a majority, Republicans need 75 of the seats on this list while Democrats need 47, assuming none of the "safe" seats flip to the other party.

text:
District

CPVI [27][28]

Incumbent

Most recentresult[29]

Cook August 8, 2018[30]

I.E. August 8, 2018[31]

Sab. August 8, 2018[32]

CNN July 29, 2018[33]

RCPAugust 12, 2018[34]

Daily KosJuly 23, 2018[35]

Alaska at-large

R+9

Don Young (R)

50.3% R

Safe R

Safe R

Safe R

Safe R

Safe R

Likely R

Arizona 1

R+2

Tom O'Halleran (D)

50.7% D

Likely D

Tilt D

Likely D

Lean D

Lean D

Likely D

Arizona 2

R+1

Martha McSally (R) (Retiring)

57.0% R

Lean D (flip)

Tilt D (flip)

Lean D (flip)

Lean D (flip)

Lean D (flip)

Tossup

Arizona 6

R+9

David Schweikert (R)

62.1% R

Likely R

Safe R

Likely R

Likely R

Safe R

Safe R

Arizona 8

R+13

Debbie Lesko (R)

52.4% R

Safe R

Likely R

Safe R

Likely R

Likely R

Safe R

Arizona 9

D+4

Kyrsten Sinema (D) (Retiring)

60.9% D

Safe D

Safe D

Likely D

Likely D

Likely D

Safe D

Arkansas 2

R+7

French Hill (R)

58.4% R

Lean R

Likely R

Lean R

Lean R

Lean R

Lean R

California 4

R+10

Tom McClintock (R)

62.7% R

Likely R

Likely R

Likely R

Likely R

Likely R

Likely R

California 7

D+3

Ami Bera (D)

51.2% D

Likely D

Safe D

Likely D

Likely D

Lean D

Safe D

California 10

EVEN

Jeff Denham (R)

51.7% R

Tossup

Tilt R

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

California 16

D+9

Jim Costa (D)

57.8% D

Safe D

Safe D

Safe D

Safe D

Safe D

Likely D

California 21

D+5

David Valadao (R)

56.7% R

Likely R

Likely R

Likely R

Likely R

Lean R

Likely R

California 22

R+8

Devin Nunes (R)

67.6% R

Safe R

Safe R

Likely R

Safe R

Likely R

Likely R

California 24

D+7

Salud Carbajal (D)

53.4% D

Safe D

Safe D

Likely D

Safe D

Likely D

Safe D

California 25

EVEN

Steve Knight (R)

53.1% R

Tossup

Tilt R

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

California 39

EVEN

Ed Royce (R) (Retiring)

57.2% R

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

California 45

R+3

Mimi Walters (R)

58.6% R

Lean R

Lean R

Tossup

Lean R

Tossup

Tossup

California 48

R+4

Dana Rohrabacher (R)

58.3% R

Tossup

Tilt R

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

California 49

R+1

Darrell Issa (R) (Retiring)

50.3% R

Lean D (flip)

Tossup

Lean D (flip)

Lean D (flip)

Lean D (flip)

Tossup

California 50

R+11

Duncan D. Hunter (R)

63.5% R

Safe R

Likely R

Safe R

Safe R

Lean R

Likely R

Colorado 3

R+6

Scott Tipton (R)

54.6% R

Likely R

Safe R

Likely R

Safe R

Safe R

Likely R

Colorado 6

D+2

Mike Coffman (R)

50.9% R

Tossup

Tilt R

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

Connecticut 5

D+2

Elizabeth Esty (D) (Retiring)

58.0% D

Safe D

Safe D

Likely D

Safe D

Safe D

Lean D

Florida 6

R+7

Ron DeSantis (R) (Retiring)

58.6% R

Likely R

Safe R

Likely R

Likely R

Safe R

Likely R

Florida 7

EVEN

Stephanie Murphy (D)

51.5% D

Likely D

Lean D

Likely D

Likely D

Lean D

Likely D

Florida 13

D+2

Charlie Crist (D)

51.9% D

Safe D

Safe D

Safe D

Safe D

Likely D

Safe D

Florida 15

R+6

Dennis A. Ross (R) (Retiring)

57.5% R

Lean R

Safe R

Likely R

Likely R

Safe R

Likely R

Florida 16

R+7

Vern Buchanan (R)

59.8% R

Lean R

Safe R

Lean R

Likely R

Lean R

Likely R

Florida 18

R+5

Brian Mast (R)

53.6% R

Lean R

Safe R

Likely R

Likely R

Likely R

Likely R

Florida 25

R+4

Mario Diaz-Balart (R)

62.4% R

Likely R

Safe R

Likely R

Likely R

Likely R

Likely R

Florida 26

D+6

Carlos Curbelo (R)

53.0% R

Tossup

Tilt R

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

Florida 27

D+5

Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R) (Retiring)

54.9% R

Lean D (flip)

Lean D (flip)

Lean D (flip)

Lean D (flip)

Lean D (flip)

Likely D (flip)

Georgia 6

R+8

Karen Handel (R)

51.8% R

Lean R

Likely R

Lean R

Likely R

Lean R

Likely R

Georgia 7

R+9

Rob Woodall (R)

60.4% R

Likely R

Likely R

Likely R

Likely R

Likely R

Likely R

Illinois 6

R+2

Peter Roskam (R)

59.2% R

Tossup

Tilt R

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

Lean R

Illinois 12

R+5

Mike Bost (R)

54.3% R

Tossup

Lean R

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

Lean R

Illinois 13

R+3

Rodney Davis (R)

59.7% R

Lean R

Likely R

Likely R

Likely R

Likely R

Lean R

Illinois 14

R+5

Randy Hultgren (R)

59.3% R

Lean R

Safe R

Likely R

Lean R

Lean R

Likely R

Indiana 2

R+11

Jackie Walorski (R)

59.3% R

Likely R

Likely R

Likely R

Likely R

Safe R

Likely R

Indiana 9

R+13

Trey Hollingsworth (R)

54.1% R

Safe R

Safe R

Likely R

Likely R

Safe R

Likely R

Iowa 1

D+1

Rod Blum (R)

53.7% R

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

Iowa 2

D+1

Dave Loebsack (D)

53.7% D

Safe D

Safe D

Safe D

Safe D

Likely D

Safe D

Iowa 3

R+1

David Young (R)

53.5% R

Tossup

Likely R

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

Iowa 4

R+11

Steve King (R)

61.2% R

Safe R

Safe R

Likely R

Safe R

Safe R

Safe R

Kansas 2

R+10

Lynn Jenkins (R) (Retiring)

60.9% R

Tossup

Lean R

Tossup

Lean R

Tossup

Tossup

Kansas 3

R+4

Kevin Yoder (R)

51.3% R

Tossup

Lean R

Tossup

Lean R

Tossup

Lean R

Kentucky 6

R+9

Andy Barr (R)

61.1% R

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

Lean R

Tossup

Tossup

Maine 2

R+2

Bruce Poliquin (R)

54.8% R

Tossup

Lean R

Lean R

Tossup

Lean R

Lean R

Michigan 1

R+9

Jack Bergman (R)

54.9% R

Likely R

Safe R

Likely R

Likely R

Safe R

Likely R

Michigan 6

R+4

Fred Upton (R)

58.7% R

Likely R

Likely R

Likely R

Likely R

Lean R

Likely R

Michigan 7

R+7

Tim Walberg (R)

55.1% R

Likely R

Likely R

Likely R

Likely R

Lean R

Likely R

Michigan 8

R+4

Mike Bishop (R)

56.0% R

Tossup

Lean R

Tossup

Tossup

Lean R

Lean R

Michigan 11

R+4

Dave Trott (R) (Retiring)

52.9% R

Tossup

Tossup

Lean D (flip)

Lean D (flip)

Tossup

Tossup

Minnesota 1

R+5

Tim Walz (D) (Retiring)

50.3% D

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

Minnesota 2

R+2

Jason Lewis (R)

47.0% R

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

Minnesota 3

D+1

Erik Paulsen (R)

56.7% R

Tossup

Lean R

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

Lean R

Minnesota 7

R+12

Collin Peterson (D)

52.5% D

Likely D

Likely D

Likely D

Likely D

Lean D

Likely D

Minnesota 8

R+4

Rick Nolan (D) (Retiring)

50.2% D

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

Missouri 2

R+8

Ann Wagner (R)

58.5% R

Likely R

Safe R

Likely R

Safe R

Safe R

Likely R

Montana at-large

R+11

Greg Gianforte (R)

49.9% R

Lean R

Likely R

Lean R

Likely R

Tossup

Likely R

Nebraska 2

R+4

Don Bacon (R)

48.9% R

Lean R

Tilt R

Lean R

Lean R

Lean R

Lean R

Nevada 3

R+2

Jacky Rosen (D) (Retiring)

47.2% D

Lean D

Tilt D

Lean D

Lean D

Lean D

Lean D

Nevada 4

D+3

Ruben Kihuen (D) (Retiring)

48.5% D

Likely D

Likely D

Lean D

Lean D

Lean D

Lean D

New Hampshire 1

R+2

Carol Shea-Porter (D) (Retiring)

44.3% D

Lean D

Tilt D

Lean D

Lean D

Lean D

Lean D

New Hampshire 2

D+2

Ann McLane Kuster (D)

49.8% D

Likely D

Safe D

Safe D

Likely D

Likely D

Safe D

New Jersey 2

R+1

Frank LoBiondo (R) (Retiring)

59.2% R

Likely D (flip)

Likely D (flip)

Likely D (flip)

Safe D (flip)

Likely D (flip)

Safe D (flip)

New Jersey 3

R+2

Tom MacArthur (R)

59.3% R

Lean R

Lean R

Lean R

Lean R

Lean R

Lean R

New Jersey 5

R+3

Josh Gottheimer (D)

51.1% D

Likely D

Safe D

Likely D

Likely D

Lean D

Likely D

New Jersey 7

R+3

Leonard Lance (R)

54.1% R

Tossup

Tilt R

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

New Jersey 11

R+3

Rodney Frelinghuysen (R) (Retiring)

58.0% R

Lean D (flip)

Tilt D (flip)

Lean D (flip)

Lean D (flip)

Tossup

Lean D (flip)

New Mexico 2

R+6

Steve Pearce (R) (Retiring)

62.7% R

Lean R

Lean R

Lean R

Lean R

Tossup

Lean R

New York 1

R+5

Lee Zeldin (R)

58.2% R

Likely R

Safe R

Lean R

Likely R

Lean R

Likely R

New York 3

D+1

Thomas Suozzi (D)

52.4% D

Safe D

Safe D

Safe D

Safe D

Likely D

Safe D

New York 11

R+3

Dan Donovan (R)

61.5% R

Likely R

Likely R

Lean R

Lean R

Lean R

Lean R

New York 18

R+1

Sean Patrick Maloney (D)[c]

55.6% D

Safe D

Safe D

Likely D

Safe D

Likely D

Safe D

New York 19

R+2

John Faso (R)

54.0% R

Tossup

Tilt R

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

New York 22

R+6

Claudia Tenney (R)

46.5% R

Tossup

Tilt R

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

New York 23

R+6

Tom Reed (R)

57.6% R

Safe R

Safe R

Likely R

Safe R

Safe R

Safe R

New York 24

D+3

John Katko (R)

60.5% R

Likely R

Likely R

Likely R

Likely R

Likely R

Likely R

New York 25

D+8

Vacant

55.8% D

Likely D

Safe D

Safe D

Safe D

Safe D

Safe D

New York 27

R+11

Chris Collins (R) (Retiring)

67.2% R

Likely R

Likely R

Likely R

Safe R

Lean R

Safe R

North Carolina 2

R+7

George Holding (R)

56.7% R

Likely R

Safe R

Likely R

Likely R

Safe R

Likely R

North Carolina 8

R+8

Richard Hudson (R)

58.8% R

Likely R

Safe R

Likely R

Safe R

Likely R

Safe R

North Carolina 9

R+8

Robert Pittenger (R) (Lost renomination)

58.2% R

Lean R

Tilt R

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

North Carolina 13

R+6

Ted Budd (R)

56.1% R

Lean R

Likely R

Lean R

Lean R

Lean R

Lean R

Ohio 1

R+5

Steve Chabot (R)

59.2% R

Lean R

Likely R

Tossup

Lean R

Tossup

Lean R

Ohio 7

R+12

Bob Gibbs (R)

64.0% R

Safe R

Safe R

Likely R

Likely R

Safe R

Likely R

Ohio 10

R+4

Mike Turner (R)

64.1% R

Likely R

Safe R

Likely R

Safe R

Safe R

Likely R

Ohio 12

R+7

Vacant

66.6% R

Lean R

Tilt R

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

Lean R

Ohio 14

R+5

David Joyce (R)

62.6% R

Likely R

Likely R

Likely R

Likely R

Likely R

Likely R

Ohio 15

R+7

Steve Stivers (R)

66.2% R

Safe R

Safe R

Likely R

Safe R

Safe R

Safe R

Oklahoma 5

R+10

Steve Russell (R)

57.1% R

Safe R

Safe R

Likely R

Safe R

Safe R

Safe R

Oregon 5

EVEN

Kurt Schrader (D)

53.6% D

Safe D

Safe D

Safe D

Safe D

Likely D

Safe D

Pennsylvania 1

R+1

Brian Fitzpatrick (R)

(New district)

Lean R

Tilt R

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

Lean R

Pennsylvania 5

D+13

Vacant

(New district)

Likely D (flip)

Likely D (flip)

Safe D (flip)

Likely D (flip)

Likely D (flip)

Safe D (flip)

Pennsylvania 6

D+2

Ryan Costello (R) (Retiring)

(New district)

Likely D (flip)

Likely D (flip)

Likely D (flip)

Likely D (flip)

Likely D (flip)

Likely D (flip)

Pennsylvania 7

D+1

Vacant

(New district)

Lean D (flip)

Tilt D (flip)

Lean D (flip)

Lean D (flip)

Tossup

Tossup

Pennsylvania 8

R+1

Matt Cartwright (D)

(New district)

Likely D

Lean D

Likely D

Likely D

Likely D

Likely D

Pennsylvania 10

R+6

Scott Perry (R)

(New district)

Likely R

Likely R

Likely R

Likely R

Lean R

Likely R

Pennsylvania 14

R+14

Conor Lamb (D) (Running in 17th district)

(New district)

Likely R (flip)

Safe R (flip)

Safe R (flip)

Safe R (flip)

Likely R (flip)

Safe R (flip)

Pennsylvania 16

R+8

Mike Kelly (R)

(New district)

Lean R

Safe R

Likely R

Likely R

Likely R

Likely R

Pennsylvania 17

R+3

Keith Rothfus (R)

(New district)

Lean D (flip)

Tossup

Lean D (flip)

Lean D (flip)

Tossup

Tossup

South Carolina 1

R+10

Mark Sanford (R) (Lost renomination)

58.6% R

Likely R

Safe R

Likely R

Likely R

Safe R

Likely R

Texas 2

R+11

Ted Poe (R) (Retiring)

60.6% R

Likely R

Safe R

Safe R

Safe R

Safe R

Safe R

Texas 7

R+7

John Culberson (R)

56.2% R

Tossup

Tilt R

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

Lean R

Texas 21

R+10

Lamar Smith (R) (Retiring)

57.0% R

Likely R

Likely R

Likely R

Likely R

Likely R

Likely R

Texas 23

R+1

Will Hurd (R)

48.3% R

Lean R

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

Texas 31

R+10

John Carter (R)

58.4% R

Likely R

Safe R

Likely R

Likely R

Safe R

Likely R

Texas 32

R+5

Pete Sessions (R)

71.1% R

Tossup

Tossup

Lean R

Lean R

Tossup

Lean R

Utah 4

R+13

Mia Love (R)

53.8% R

Lean R

Lean R

Lean R

Lean R

Tossup

Lean R

Virginia 2

R+3

Scott Taylor (R)

61.3% R

Lean R

Likely R

Tossup

Tossup

Lean R

Lean R

Virginia 5

R+6

Tom Garrett (R) (Retiring)

58.2% R

Lean R

Likely R

Lean R

Likely R

Tossup

Likely R

Virginia 7

R+6

Dave Brat (R)

57.5% R

Tossup

Lean R

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

Lean R

Virginia 10

D+1

Barbara Comstock (R)

52.7% R

Lean D (flip)

Tossup

Lean D (flip)

Lean D (flip)

Lean D (flip)

Lean D (flip)

Washington 3

R+4

Jaime Herrera Beutler (R)

61.8% R

Lean R

Safe R

Lean R

Safe R

Lean R

Likely R

Washington 5

R+8

Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R)

59.6% R

Lean R

Likely R

Tossup

Lean R

Tossup

Lean R

Washington 8

EVEN

Dave Reichert (R) (Retiring)

60.2% R

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

West Virginia 3

R+23

Evan Jenkins (R) (Retiring)

67.9% R

Lean R

Likely R

Tossup

Tossup

Tossup

Likely R

Wisconsin 1

R+5

Paul Ryan (R) (Retiring)

65.0% R

Lean R

Lean R

Tossup

Lean R

Tossup

Lean R

Wisconsin 3

EVEN

Ron Kind (D)

98.9% D

Safe D

Safe D

Safe D

Safe D

Likely D

Safe D

Wisconsin 6

R+8

Glenn Grothman (R)

57.2% R

Likely R

Safe R

Likely R

Lean R

Safe R

Likely R

District

CPVI

Incumbent

Most recentresult

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I.E.

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RCP

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text: Generic ballot polls[edit]

text: Polls have also been conducted regarding respondents' party preference in the upcoming election.[36] Only unique sets of data from tracking polls are included. For example, the Ipsos/Reuters poll, which began tracking on May 19, 2017, has a sampling period of five days, so only every sixth tracking poll is included. When a poll includes results for both adults and either registered or likely voters, only results for the sample of voters is listed.

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showDate

Polling firm

Poll type

DEM

GOP

Lead

November 8, 2016

2016 elections

–

48.0%

49.1%

R+1.1

Jan 23–24, 2017

PPP

Reg. Voters

48%

40%

D+8

Jan 30–31, 2017

PPP

Reg. Voters

45%

42%

D+3

Feb 2–6, 2017

McLaughlin & Associates

Likely Voters

42.4%

44.0%

R+1.6

Feb 5–6, 2017

Emerson College

Reg. Voters

48.1%

46.3%

D+1.8

Feb 7–8, 2017

PPP

Reg. Voters

49%

41%

D+8

Feb 15–20, 2017

McLaughlin & Associates

Likely Voters

43.5%

43.8%

R+0.3

Feb 21–22, 2017

PPP

Reg. Voters

46%

43%

D+3

Mar 10–12, 2017

PPP

Reg. Voters

46%

41%

D+5

Mar 16–20, 2017

McLaughlin & Associates

Likely Voters

42.9%

44.6%

R+1.7

Mar 22–27, 2017

McClatchy/Marist

Reg. Voters

47%

38%

D+9

Mar 27–28, 2017

PPP

Reg. Voters

48%

43%

D+5

Mar 30 – April 1, 2017

Politico/Morning Consult

Reg. Voters

41%

39%

D+2

Apr 6–9, 2017

Politico/Morning Consult

Reg. Voters

43%

40%

D+3

Apr 10–11, 2017

YouGov/Economist

Reg. Voters

40%

37%

D+3

Apr 11–12, 2017

McClatchy/Marist

Reg. Voters

45%

38%

D+7

Apr 13–15, 2017

Politico/Morning Consult

Reg. Voters

40%

40%

Tie

Apr 15–18, 2017

YouGov/Economist

Reg. Voters

38%

32%

D+6

Apr 17–18, 2017

PPP

Reg. Voters

47%

41%

D+6

Apr 17–20, 2017

Gravis Marketing

Reg. Voters

47%

42%

D+5

Apr 17–20, 2017

NBC News/Wall Street Journal

Reg. Voters

47%

43%

D+4

Apr 20–24, 2017

McLaughlin & Associates

Likely Voters

43%

43%

Tie

Apr 20–24, 2017

Politico/Morning Consult

Reg. Voters

40%

44%

R+4

Apr 22–25, 2017

CNN/ORC

Reg. Voters

49%

41%

D+8

Apr 23–25, 2017

Fox News

Reg. Voters

47%

42%

D+5

Apr 23–25, 2017

YouGov/Economist

Reg. Voters

39%

34%

D+5

Apr 27–30, 2017

Politico/Morning Consult

Reg. Voters

41%

41%

Tie

Apr 29 – May 2, 2017

YouGov/Economist

Reg. Voters

38%

35%

D+3

May 4–6, 2017

Politico/Morning Consult

Reg. Voters

42%

36%

D+6

May 4–9, 2017

Quinnipiac University

Reg. Voters

54%

38%

D+16

May 6–9, 2017

YouGov/Economist

Reg. Voters

40%

35%

D+5

May 9–11, 2017

Politico/Morning Consult

Reg. Voters

42%

37%

D+5

May 12–14, 2017

Politico/Morning Consult

Reg. Voters

42%

35%

D+7

May 12–14, 2017

PPP

Reg. Voters

49%

38%

D+11

May 13–16, 2017

YouGov/Economist

Reg. Voters

40%

33%

D+7

May 18–22, 2017

Politico/Morning Consult

Reg. Voters

41%

37%

D+4

May 19–23, 2017

Ipsos/Reuters

Reg. Voters

43.0%

36.1%

D+6.9

May 20–23, 2017

YouGov/Economist

Reg. Voters

38%

36%

D+2

May 24–28, 2017

Ipsos/Reuters

Reg. Voters

39.9%

36.2%

D+3.7

May 25–30, 2017

Politico/Morning Consult

Reg. Voters

43%

39%

D+4

May 27–30, 2017

YouGov/Economist

Reg. Voters

39%

33%

D+6

May 28–31, 2017

McLaughlin & Associates

Likely Voters

43.4%

43.6%

R+0.2

May 29 – June 2, 2017

Ipsos/Reuters

Reg. Voters

41.2%

33.7%

D+7.5

Jun 1–2, 2017

Politico/Morning Consult

Reg. Voters

42%

39%

D+3

May 31 – June 6, 2017

Quinnipiac University

Reg. Voters

51%

39%

D+12

Jun 4–6, 2017

YouGov/Economist

Reg. Voters

41%

37%

D+4

Jun 3–7, 2017

Ipsos/Reuters

Reg. Voters

42.8%

33.4%

D+9.4

Jun 9–11, 2017

PPP

Reg. Voters

50%

40%

D+10

Jun 8–12, 2017

Ipsos/Reuters

Reg. Voters

43.8%

34.5%

D+9.3

Jun 8–12, 2017

Politico/Morning Consult

Reg. Voters

42%

39%

D+3

Jun 11–13, 2017

YouGov/Economist

Reg. Voters

38%

36%

D+2

Jun 13–17, 2017

Ipsos/Reuters

Reg. Voters

44.6%

33.3%

D+11.3

Jun 15–19, 2017

Politico/Morning Consult

Reg. Voters

43%

37%

D+6

Jun 17–20, 2017

NBC News/Wall Street Journal

Reg. Voters

50%

42%

D+8

Jun 18–20, 2017

YouGov/Economist

Reg. Voters

38%

35%

D+3

Jun 18–22, 2017

Ipsos/Reuters

Reg. Voters

43.2%

34.0%

D+9.2

Jun 22–24, 2017

Politico/Morning Consult

Reg. Voters

42%

40%

D+2

Jun 21–25, 2017

NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist

Reg. Voters

48%

38%

D+10

Jun 22–27, 2017

Quinnipiac University

Reg. Voters

51%

41%

D+10

Jun 23–27, 2017

Ipsos/Reuters

Reg. Voters

41.8%

32.4%

D+9.4

Jun 25–27, 2017

Fox News

Reg. Voters

47%

41%

D+6

Jun 25–27, 2017

YouGov/Economist

Reg. Voters

41%

35%

D+6

Jun 29–30, 2017

Politico/Morning Consult

Reg. Voters

43%

39%

D+4

Jun 28 – July 2, 2017

Ipsos/Reuters

Reg. Voters

40.3%

35.3%

D+5.0

Jul 3–4, 2017

YouGov/Economist

Reg. Voters

37%

35%

D+2

Jul 3–7, 2017

Ipsos/Reuters

Reg. Voters

43.8%

34.2%

D+9.6

Jul 7–9, 2017

Politico/Morning Consult

Reg. Voters

43%

40%

D+3

Jul 9–11, 2017

YouGov/Economist

Reg. Voters

39%

32%

D+7

Jul 8–12, 2017

Ipsos/Reuters

Reg. Voters

40.3%

33.6%

D+6.7

Jul 10–13, 2017

ABC News/Washington Post

Reg. Voters

52%

38%

D+14

Jul 13–15, 2017

Politico/Morning Consult

Reg. Voters

42%

40%

D+2

Jul 13–17, 2017

Ipsos/Reuters

Reg. Voters

41.9%

34.9%

D+7.0

Jul 14–17, 2017

PPP

Reg. Voters

50%

40%

D+10

Jul 15–18, 2017

YouGov/Economist

Reg. Voters

40%

34%

D+6

Jul 18–22, 2017

Ipsos/Reuters

Reg. Voters

37.8%

33.5%

D+4.3

Jul 20–24, 2017

Politico/Morning Consult

Reg. Voters

40%

40%

Tie

Jul 23–25, 2017

YouGov/Economist

Reg. Voters

40%

34%

D+6

Jul 23–27, 2017

Ipsos/Reuters

Reg. Voters

42.5%

34.0%

D+8.5

Jul 27–29, 2017

Politico/Morning Consult

Reg. Voters

44%

37%

D+7

Jul 21–31, 2017

Gravis Marketing

Adults

46%

40%

D+6

Jul 27 – August 1, 2017

Quinnipiac University

Reg. Voters

52%

38%

D+14

Jul 28 – August 1, 2017

Ipsos/Reuters

Reg. Voters

42.5%

33.4%

D+9.1

Jul 31 – August 1, 2017

YouGov/Economist

Reg. Voters

39%

34%

D+5

Aug 2–6, 2017

Ipsos/Reuters

Reg. Voters

42.4%

32.4%

D+10

Aug 3–6, 2017

CNN/SSRS

Reg. Voters

51%

42%

D+9

Aug 3–6, 2017

Politico/Morning Consult

Reg. Voters

43%

36%

D+7

Aug 6–8, 2017

YouGov/Economist

Reg. Voters

39%

34%

D+5

Aug 7–11, 2017

Ipsos/Reuters

Reg. Voters

42.4%

34.2%

D+8.2

Aug 8–12, 2017

Marist

Reg. Voters

47%

40%

D+7

Aug 10–14, 2017

Politico/Morning Consult

Reg. Voters

40%

38%

D+2

Aug 9–15, 2017

Quinnipiac University

Reg. Voters

50%

40%

D+10

Aug 13–15, 2017

YouGov/Economist

Reg. Voters

41%

33%

D+8

Aug 12–16, 2017

Ipsos/Reuters

Reg. Voters

43.8%

30.6%

D+13.2

Aug 13–17, 2017

Lake/Tarrance

Reg. Voters

46%

40%

D+6

Aug 17–19, 2017

Politico/Morning Consult

Reg. Voters

41%

36%

D+5

Aug 17–21, 2017

Ipsos/Reuters

Reg. Voters

40.7%

33.8%

D+6.9

Aug 18–21, 2017

PPP

Reg. Voters

49%

35%

D+14

Aug 17–22, 2017

Quinnipiac University

Reg. Voters

50%

38%

D+12

Aug 20–22, 2017

YouGov/Economist

Reg. Voters

39%

33%

D+6

Aug 22–26, 2017

Ipsos/Reuters

Reg. Voters

42.6%

33.9%

D+8.7

Aug 24–28, 2017

McLaughlin & Associates

Likely Voters

44.2%

44.2%

Tie

Aug 24–28, 2017

Politico/Morning Consult

Reg. Voters

40%

36%

D+4

Aug 27–29, 2017

YouGov/Economist

Reg. Voters

40%

32%

D+8

Aug 27–31, 2017

Ipsos/Reuters

Reg. Voters

38.7%

36.0%

D+2.7

Aug 31 – September 3, 2017

Politico/Morning Consult

Reg. Voters

43%

38%

D+5

Sep 1–5, 2017

Ipsos/Reuters

Reg. Voters

41.3%

35.6%

D+5.7

Sep 3–5, 2017

YouGov/Economist

Reg. Voters

39%

33%

D+6

Sep 6–10, 2017

Ipsos/Reuters

Reg. Voters

40.7%

35.0%

D+5.7

Sep 7–11, 2017

Politico/Morning Consult

Reg. Voters

40%

37%

D+3

Sep 10–12, 2017

YouGov/Economist

Reg. Voters

40%

31%

D+9

Sep 11–15, 2017

Ipsos/Reuters

Reg. Voters

44.8%

32.7%

D+12.1

Sep 14–17, 2017

Politico/Morning Consult

Reg. Voters

43%

37%

D+6

Sep 14–18, 2017

NBC News/Wall Street Journal

Adults

48%

42%

D+6

Sep 17–19, 2017

YouGov/Economist

Reg. Voters

39%

33%

D+6

Sep 16–20, 2017

Ipsos/Reuters

Reg. Voters

41.8%

33.7%

D+8.1

Sep 17–20, 2017

CNN/SSRS

Reg. Voters

49%

43%

D+6

Sep 22–24, 2017

Politico/Morning Consult

Reg. Voters

42%

38%

D+4

Sep 21–25, 2017

Ipsos/Reuters

Reg. Voters

40.7%

35.7%

D+5.0

Sep 22–25, 2017

PPP

Reg. Voters

48%

37%

D+11

Sep 21–26, 2017

Quinnipiac University

Reg. Voters

47%

38%

D+9

Sep 24–26, 2017

YouGov/Economist

Reg. Voters

40%

34%

D+6

Sep 26–30, 2017

Ipsos/Reuters

Reg. Voters

41.3%

33.8%

D+7.5

Sep 29 – October 1, 2017

Politico/Morning Consult

Reg. Voters

41%

39%

D+2

Oct 1–3, 2017

YouGov/Economist

Reg. Voters

39%

32%

D+7

Oct 1–5, 2017

Ipsos/Reuters

Reg. Voters

42.5%

33.3%

D+9.2

Sep 30 – October 6, 2017

Greenberg Quinlan Rosner

Likely Voters

49%

44%

D+5

Oct 5–9, 2017

Politico/Morning Consult

Reg. Voters

43%

37%

D+6

Oct 5–10, 2017

Quinnipiac University

Reg. Voters

49%

41%

D+8

Oct 6–10, 2017

Ipsos/Reuters

Reg. Voters

39.4%

33.7%

D+5.7

Oct 7–10, 2017

YouGov/Economist

Reg. Voters

40%

33%

D+7

Oct 10–14, 2017

McLaughlin & Associates

Likely Voters

41%

44%

R+3

Oct 11–15, 2017

Ipsos/Reuters

Reg. Voters

40.9%

33.6%

D+7.3

Oct 12–15, 2017

CNN/SSRS

Reg. Voters

54%

38%

D+16

Oct 12–16, 2017

Politico/Morning Consult

Reg. Voters

42%

37%

D+5

Oct 15–16, 2017

YouGov/Economist

Reg. Voters

41%

33%

D+8

Oct 16–20, 2017

Ipsos/Reuters

Reg. Voters

40.3%

33.0%

D+7.3

Oct 19–23, 2017

Politico/Morning Consult

Reg. Voters

42%

36%

D+6

Oct 22–24, 2017

Fox News

Reg. Voters

50%

35%

D+15

Oct 22–24, 2017

YouGov/Economist

Reg. Voters

40%

33%

D+7

Oct 21–25, 2017

Ipsos/Reuters

Reg. Voters

41.3%

31.8%

D+9.5

Oct 23–26, 2017

NBC News/Wall Street Journal

Reg. Voters

48%

41%

D+7

Oct 27–29, 2017

PPP

Reg. Voters

50%

40%

D+10

Oct 18–30, 2017

PRRI

Reg. Voters

44%

37%

D+7

Oct 26–30, 2017

Ipsos/Reuters

Reg. Voters

41.8%

33.0%

D+8.8

Oct 26–30, 2017

Politico/Morning Consult

Reg. Voters

43%

38%

D+5

Oct 29–31, 2017

YouGov/Economist

Reg. Voters

39%

36%

D+3

Oct 29 – November 1, 2017

ABC News/Washington Post

Reg. Voters

51%

40%

D+11

Oct 31 – November 4, 2017

Ipsos/Reuters

Reg. Voters

45.0%

32.5%

D+12.5

Nov 2–5, 2017

CNN/SSRS

Reg. Voters

51%

40%

D+11

Nov 2–6, 2017

Politico/Morning Consult

Reg. Voters

38%

39%

R+1

Nov 5–7, 2017

YouGov/Economist

Reg. Voters

40%

33%

D+7

Nov 5–9, 2017

Ipsos/Reuters

Reg. Voters

42.3%

34.5%

D+7.8

Nov 6–9, 2017

Marist

Reg. Voters

51%

36%

D+15

Nov 9–11, 2017

Politico/Morning Consult

Reg. Voters

44%

36%

D+8

Nov 9–12, 2017

Rasmussen Reports/POR

Likely Voters

49%

41%

D+8

Nov 7–13, 2017

Quinnipiac University

Reg. Voters

51%

38%

D+13

Nov 9–14, 2017

McLaughlin & Associates

Likely Voters

46%

40%

D+6

Nov 10–14, 2017

Ipsos/Reuters

Reg. Voters

42.4%

34.4%

D+8.0

Nov 12–14, 2017

YouGov/Economist

Reg. Voters

42%

34%

D+8

Nov 13–15, 2017

NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist

Reg. Voters

43%

40%

D+3

Nov 15–19, 2017

Ipsos/Reuters

Reg. Voters

42.9%

33.1%

D+9.8

Nov 16–19, 2017

Politico/Morning Consult

Reg. Voters

43%

36%

D+7

Nov 19–21, 2017

YouGov/Economist

Reg. Voters

42%

33%

D+9

Nov 20–24, 2017

Ipsos/Reuters

Reg. Voters

41.9%

33.4%

D+8.5

Nov 21–25, 2017

Politico/Morning Consult

Reg. Voters

42%

36%

D+6

Nov 26–28, 2017

YouGov/Economist

Reg. Voters

41%

35%

D+6

Nov 25–29, 2017

Ipsos/Reuters

Reg. Voters

40.1%

33.3%

D+6.8

Dec 1–3, 2017

Politico/Morning Consult

Reg. Voters

40%

38%

D+2

Nov 29 – December 4, 2017

Quinnipiac University

Reg. Voters

50%

36%

D+14

Nov 30 – December 4, 2017

Ipsos/Reuters

Reg. Voters

41.0%

37.1%

D+3.9

Dec 3–5, 2017

YouGov/Economist

Reg. Voters

42%

36%

D+6

Dec 4–7, 2017

Marist

Reg. Voters

50%

37%

D+13

Dec 5–9, 2017

Ipsos/Reuters

Reg. Voters

42.4%

32.3%

D+10.1

Dec 6–11, 2017

Quinnipiac University

Reg. Voters

49%

37%

D+12

Dec 8–11, 2017

Politico/Morning Consult

Reg. Voters

41%

36%

D+5

Dec 10–12, 2017

Monmouth University

Reg. Voters

51%

36%

D+15

Dec 10–12, 2017

YouGov/Economist

Reg. Voters

44%

36%

D+8

Dec 11–12, 2017

PPP

Reg. Voters

51%

40%

D+11

Dec 10–14, 2017

Ipsos/Reuters

Reg. Voters

42.3%

33.3%

D+9.0

Dec 13–15, 2017

NBC News/Wall Street Journal

Reg. Voters

50%

39%

D+11

Dec 13–16, 2017

OH Predictive Insights/MBQF

Likely Voters

47.5%

37.8%

D+9.7

Dec 14–17, 2017

CNN/SSRS

Reg. Voters

56%

38%

D+18

Dec 14–17, 2017

Public Opinion Strategies

Reg. Voters

49%

37%

D+12

Dec 13–18, 2017

Quinnipiac University

Reg. Voters

52%

37%

D+15

Dec 14–18, 2017

McLaughlin & Associates

Likely Voters

45%

44%

D+1

Dec 14–18, 2017

Politico/Morning Consult

Reg. Voters

44%

34%

D+10

Dec 15–19, 2017

Ipsos/Reuters

Reg. Voters

46.1%

31.7%

D+14.4

Dec 17–19, 2017

YouGov/Economist

Reg. Voters

44%

35%

D+9

Dec 20–24, 2017

Ipsos/Reuters

Reg. Voters

45.1%

31.1%

D+14

Dec 24–26, 2017

YouGov/Economist

Reg. Voters

44%

36%

D+8

Dec 25–29, 2017

Ipsos/Reuters

Reg. Voters

45.3%

33.0%

D+12.3

December 31, 2017 – January 2, 2018

YouGov/Economist

Reg. Voters

42%

36%

D+6

Jan 1–5, 2018

Ipsos

Reg. Voters

41%

35%

D+6

Jan 4–5, 2018

Morning Consult

Reg. Voters

44%

36%

D+8

Jan 5–9, 2018

Quinnipiac University

Reg. Voters

52%

35%

D+17

Jan 8–9, 2018

YouGov

Reg. Voters

44%

37%

D+7

Jan 6–10, 2018

Ipsos

Reg. Voters

43%

35%

D+8

Jan 5–11, 2018

McLaughlin & Associates

Likely Voters

45%

42%

D+3

Jan 8–11, 2018

Ipsos

Reg. Voters

45%

40%

D+5

Jan 11–15, 2018

Emerson College

Reg. Voters

41%

35%

D+6

Jan 10–15, 2018

Pew Research Center

Reg. Voters

53%

39%

D+14

Jan 11–16, 2018

Morning Consult

Reg. Voters

41%

38%

D+4

Jan 12–16, 2018

Quinnipiac University

Reg. Voters

50%

39%

D+11

Jan 14–16, 2018

YouGov

Reg. Voters

42%

36%

D+6

Jan 13–17, 2018

NBC News/Wall Street Journal

Reg. Voters

49%

43%

D+6

Jan 14–18, 2018

CNN/SSRS

Reg. Voters

49%

44%

D+5

Jan 15–18, 2018

ABC News\Washington Post

Likely Voters

54%

40%

D+14

Jan 16–20, 2018

Ipsos

Reg. Voters

42%

35%

D+7

Jan 20–21, 2018

Morning Consult

Reg. Voters

43%

37%

D+6

Jan 19–23, 2018

Quinnipiac University

Reg. Voters

51%

38%

D+13

Jan 21–23, 2018

YouGov

Reg. Voters

41%

37%

D+4

Jan 21–23, 2018

Fox News

Reg. Voters

44%

38%

D+6

Jan 21–25, 2018

Ipsos

Reg. Voters

42%

35%

D+7

Jan 28–30, 2018

YouGov/Economist

Reg. Voters

42%

37%

D+5

Jan 28–30, 2018

Monmouth

Reg. Voters

47%

45%

D+2

Jan 25 – February 2, 2018

IBD/TIPP

Reg. Voters

46%

41%

D+5

Feb 2–5, 2018

Quinnipiac University

Reg. Voters

49%

40%

D+9

Feb 2–6, 2018

Ipsos/Reuters

Adults

38%

31%

D+7

Feb 4–6, 2018

YouGov/Economist

Reg. Voters

43%

37%

D+6

Feb 5–7, 2018

Marist

Reg. Voters

49%

38%

D+11

Feb 9–11, 2018

PPP

Reg. Voters

49%

41%

D+8

Feb 9–13, 2018

Ipsos/Reuters

Adults

39%

30%

D+9

Feb 11–13, 2018

YouGov/Economist

Reg. Voters

42%

38%

D+4

Feb 16–19, 2018

Quinnipiac University

Reg. Voters

53%

38%

D+15

Feb 16–19, 2018

Harvard-Harris

Reg. Voters

41%

36%

D+5

Feb 16–20, 2018

Ipsos/Reuters

Adults

38%

30%

D+8

Feb 18–20, 2018

YouGov/Economist

Reg. Voters

43%

35%

D+8

Feb 20–21, 2018

Marist

Reg. Voters

46%

39%

D+7

Feb 20–23, 2018

CNN

Reg. Voters

54%

38%

D+16

Feb 20–24, 2018

USA Today/Suffolk

Reg. Voters

47%

32%

D+15

Feb 23–27, 2018

Ipsos/Reuters

Adults

37%

31%

D+6

Feb 25–27, 2018

YouGov/Economist

Reg. Voters

40%

38%

D+2

Mar 1–4, 2018

Rasmussen Reports

Likely Voters

46%

40%

D+6

Mar 2–5, 2018

Monmouth

Reg. Voters

50%

41%

D+9

Mar 3–5, 2018

Quinnipiac University

Reg. Voters

48%

38%

D+10

Mar 2–6, 2018

Ipsos/Reuters

Adults

38%

31%

D+7

Mar 4–6, 2018

YouGov/Economist

Reg. Voters

43%

37%

D+6

Mar 4–8, 2018

GWU/Battleround

Reg. Voters

49%

40%

D+9

Mar 9–13, 2018

Ipsos/Reuters

Reg. Voters

48%

30%

D+8

Mar 10–13, 2018

YouGov/Economist

Reg. Voters

43%

38%

D+5

Mar 10–14, 2018

NBC News/Wall Street Journal

Reg. Voters

50%

40%

D+10

Mar 16–20, 2018

Ipsos/Reuters

Reg. Voters

40%

37%

D+3

Mar 16–20, 2018

Quinnipiac

Reg. Voters

49%

43%

D+6

Mar 18–20, 2018

YouGov/Economist

Reg. Voters

44%

38%

D+6

Mar 18–21, 2018

Fox News

Reg. Voters

46%

41%

D+5

Mar 19–21, 2018

Marist

Reg. Voters

44%

39%

D+5

Mar 23–25, 2018

PPP

Reg. Voters

50%

39%

D+11

Mar 22–25, 2018

CNN

Reg. Voters

50%

44%

D+6

Mar 25–27, 2018

YouGov/Economist

Reg. Voters

42%

35%

D+7

Mar 23–27, 2018

Ipsos/Reuters

Reg. Voters

42%

35%

D+7

Mar 27–29, 2018

Harvard-Harris

Reg. Voters

45%

34%

D+11

Mar 30 – April 3, 2018

Ipsos/Reuters

Reg. Voters

43%

34%

D+9

Apr 8–9, 2018

Rasmussen Reports

Likely Voters

45%

40%

D+5

Apr 8–10, 2018

YouGov/Economist

Reg. Voters

44%

36%

D+8

Apr 6–10, 2018

Ipsos/Reuters

Reg. Voters

44%

34%

D+10

Apr 6–9, 2018

Quinnipac

Reg. Voters

46%

43%

D+3

May 11–15, 2018

Reuters/Ipsos

Reg. Voters

38%

37%

D+1

May 13–15, 2018

Economist/YouGov

Reg. Voters

42%

37%

D+5

May 13–17, 2018

Rasmussen

Likely Voters

43%

42%

D+1

May 18–22, 2018

Reuters/Ipsos

Reg. Voters

39%

37%

D+2

May 20–22, 2018

Economist/YouGov

Reg. Voters

43%

38%

D+5

May 21–22, 2018

Harvard-Harris

Reg. Voters

44%

37%

D+7

May 21–25, 2018

Rasmussen

Likely Voters

43%

42%

D+1

May 25–29, 2018

Reuters/Ipsos

Reg. Voters

39%

37%

D+2

May 27–29, 2018

Economist/YouGov

Reg. Voters

42%

39%

D+3

May 27–31, 2018

Rasmussen

Likely Voters

45%

41%

D+4

May 29 – June 5, 2018

IBD/TIPP

Adults

47%

40%

D+7

May 31 – June 5, 2018

Quinnipiac

Reg. Voters

47%

40%

D+7

Jun 1–4, 2018

NBC News/Wall Street Journal

Reg. Voters

50%

40%

D+10

Jun 1–5, 2018

Reuters/Ipsos

Reg. Voters

43%

32%

D+11

Jun 3–5, 2018

Economist/YouGov

Reg. Voters

44%

38%

D+6

Jun 3–6, 2018

Fox News

Reg. Voters

48%

39%

D+9

Jun 3–7, 2018

Rasmussen

Likely Voters

44%

40%

D+4

Jun 5–12, 2018

Pew Research Center

Reg. Voters

48%

43%

D+5

Jun 8–10, 2018

PPP

Reg. Voters

46%

40%

D+6

Jun 8–12, 2018

Reuters/Ipsos

Reg. Voters

45%

35%

D+10

Jun 10–12, 2018

Economist/YouGov

Reg. Voters

43%

37%

D+6

Jun 10–14, 2018

Rasmussen

Likely Voters

45%

41%

D+4

Jun 12–13, 2018

Monmouth

Reg. Voters

48%

41%

D+7

Jun 11–17, 2018

Gallup

Reg. Voters

48%

43%

D+5

Jun 14–17, 2018

CNN

Reg. Voters

50%

42%

D+8

Jun 14–17, 2018

Quinnipiac

Reg. Voters

49%

43%

D+6

Jun 13–18, 2018

USA Today/Suffolk

Reg. Voters

45%

39%

D+6

Jun 15–19, 2018

Reuters/Ipsos

Reg. Voters

42%

36%

D+6

Jun 17–19, 2018

Economist/YouGov

Reg. Voters

44%

37%

D+7

Jun 17–21, 2018

Rasmussen

Likely Voters

45%

41%

D+4

Jun 24–25, 2018

Harvard-Harris

Reg. Voters

45%

36%

D+9

Jun 22–26, 2018

Reuters/Ipsos

Reg. Voters

41%

38%

D+3

Jun 24–26, 2018

Economist/YouGov

Reg. Voters

43%

38%

D+5

Jun 21–29, 2018

IBD/TIPP

Adults

48%

40%

D+8

Jun 27 – July 1, 2018

Quinnipiac

Reg. Voters

50%

41%

D+9

Jun 28 – July 2, 2018

Reuters.Ipsos

Reg. Voters

44%

34%

D+10

Jun 24–28, 2018

Rasmussen

Likely Voters

46%

40%

D+6

Jul 1–3, 2018

Economist/YouGov

Reg. Voters

42%

38%

D+4

Jul 1–5, 2018

Rasmussen

Likely Voters

48%

40%

D+8

Jul 6–7, 2018

Emerson

Reg. Voters

49%

42%

D+7

Jul 8–10, 2018

Economist/YouGov

Reg. Voters

42%

38%

D+4

Jul 9–11, 2018

Fox News

Reg. Voters

48%

40%

D+8

Jul 13–17, 2018

Reuters/Ipsos

Reg. Voters

44%

35%

D+9

Jul 8–12, 2018

Rasmussen

Likely Voters

46%

41%

D+5

Jul 15–17, 2018

Economist/YouGov

Reg. Voters

45%

37%

D+8

Jul 15–18, 2018

NBC News/Wall Street Journal

Reg. Voters

49%

43%

D+6

Jul 15–19, 2018

Rasmussen

Likely Voters

47%

40%

D+7

Jul 19–22, 2018

NPR/PBS News Hour/Marist

Reg. Voters

47%

40%

D+7

Jul 18–23, 2018

Quinnipiac

Reg. Voters

51%

39%

D+12

Jul 20–24, 2018

Reuters/Ipsos

Reg. Voters

42%

37%

D+5

Jul 22–24, 2018

Economist/YouGov

Reg. Voters

44%

38%

D+6

Jul 24–25, 2018

Harvard-Harris

Reg. Voters

43%

36%

D+7

text: Special elections[edit]

text: Elections ordered by election date.

text:
District

Incumbent

Party

First elected

Results ↑

Candidates

Pennsylvania 18

Tim Murphy

Republican

2002

Incumbent resigned October 21, 2017.New member elected March 13, 2018.Democratic gain.[37]Winner redistricted to the 17th district and is a candidate there in the November general election, see below.

√ Conor Lamb (Democratic) 49.9%Rick Saccone (Republican) 49.5%Drew Miller (Libertarian) 0.6%

Arizona 8

Trent Franks

Republican

2002

Incumbent resigned December 8, 2017.New member elected April 24, 2018.Republican hold.[38]Winner is a candidate in the November general election, see below.

√ Debbie Lesko (Republican) 52.4%Hiral Tipirneni (Democratic) 47.6%

Texas 27

Blake Farenthold

Republican

2010

Incumbent resigned April 6, 2018.New member elected June 30, 2018.Republican hold.[39]Winner is a candidate in the November general election, see below.

√ Michael Cloud (Republican) 54.7%Eric Holguin (Democratic) 32.0%Roy Barrera (Democratic) 4.8%Bech Bruun (Republican) 4.3%Mike Westergren (Democratic) 2.4%Marty Perez (Republican) 0.8%Judith Cutright (Independent) 0.5%Daniel Tinus (Libertarian) 0.4%Christopher Suprun (Independent) 0.1%

Ohio 12

Pat Tiberi

Republican

2000

Incumbent resigned January 15, 2018.A special election was held August 7, 2018 and results are pending.

Troy Balderson (Republican)[40]Danny O'Connor (Democratic)[41]Joe Manchik (Green)

Michigan 13

John Conyers

Democratic

1964

Incumbent resigned December 5, 2017.A special election will be held November 6, 2018, concurrent with the general election.

Brenda Jones (Democratic)[42]

Pennsylvania 7

Pat Meehan

Republican

2010

Resigned April 27, 2018.[43]A special election will be held November 6, 2018, concurrent with the general election.[44]

Pearl Kim (Republican)[45]Mary Gay Scanlon (Democratic)[45]

Pennsylvania 15

Charlie Dent

Republican

2004

Resigned May 12, 2018.[46]A special election will be held November 6, 2018, concurrent with the general election.[47]

Marty Nothstein (Republican)[45]Susan Wild (Democratic)[45]

text: Election dates[edit]

text: For the regularly scheduled November elections. Shading added for future events.

text:
State

Filingdeadline[48]

Primaryelection[49]

Primaryrunoff(if necessary)[49]

Generalelection

Poll closing(Eastern Time)[50]

Alabama

February 9, 2018

June 5, 2018

July 17, 2018

November 6, 2018

8pm

Alaska

June 1, 2018

August 21, 2018

N/A

November 6, 2018

Midnight & 1am

Arizona

May 30, 2018

August 28, 2018

N/A

November 6, 2018

9pm

Arkansas

March 1, 2018

May 22, 2018

June 19, 2018↑

November 6, 2018

8:30pm

California

March 9, 2018

June 5, 2018

N/A

November 6, 2018

11pm

Colorado

March 20, 2018

June 26, 2018

N/A

November 6, 2018

9pm

Connecticut

June 12, 2018

August 14, 2018

N/A

November 6, 2018

8pm

Delaware

July 10, 2018

September 6, 2018

N/A

November 6, 2018

8pm

Florida

May 4, 2018

August 28, 2018

N/A

November 6, 2018

7pm & 8pm

Georgia

March 9, 2018

May 22, 2018

July 24, 2018

November 6, 2018[d]

7pm

Hawaii

June 5, 2018

August 11, 2018

N/A

November 6, 2018

11pm

Idaho

March 9, 2018

May 15, 2018

N/A

November 6, 2018

10pm & 11pm

Illinois

December 4, 2017

March 20, 2018

N/A

November 6, 2018

8pm

Indiana

February 9, 2018

May 8, 2018

N/A

November 6, 2018

6pm & 7pm

Iowa

March 16, 2018

June 5, 2018

N/A

November 6, 2018

10pm

Kansas

June 1, 2018

August 7, 2018

N/A

November 6, 2018

8pm & 9pm

Kentucky

January 30, 2018

May 22, 2018

N/A

November 6, 2018

6pm & 7pm

Louisiana

July 20, 2018

November 6, 2018

N/A

December 8, 2018[e]

9pm

Maine

March 15, 2018

June 12, 2018

N/A

November 6, 2018

8pm

Maryland

February 27, 2018

June 26, 2018

N/A

November 6, 2018

8pm

Massachusetts

June 5, 2018

September 4, 2018

N/A

November 6, 2018

8pm

Michigan

April 24, 2018

August 7, 2018

N/A

November 6, 2018

8pm & 9pm

Minnesota

June 5, 2018

August 14, 2018

N/A

November 6, 2018

9pm

Mississippi

March 1, 2018

June 5, 2018

June 26, 2018

November 6, 2018

8pm

Missouri

March 27, 2018

August 7, 2018

N/A

November 6, 2018

8pm

Montana

March 12, 2018

June 5, 2018

N/A

November 6, 2018

10pm

Nebraska

March 1, 2018

May 15, 2018

N/A

November 6, 2018

9pm

Nevada

March 16, 2018

June 12, 2018

N/A

November 6, 2018

10pm

New Hampshire

June 15, 2018

September 11, 2018

N/A

November 6, 2018

8pm

New Jersey

April 2, 2018

June 5, 2018

N/A

November 6, 2018

8pm

New Mexico

March 13, 2018

June 5, 2018

N/A

November 6, 2018

9pm

New York

April 12, 2018

June 26, 2018

N/A

November 6, 2018

9pm

North Carolina

February 28, 2018

May 8, 2018

July 17, 2018↑

November 6, 2018

7:30pm

North Dakota

April 9, 2018

June 12, 2018

N/A

November 6, 2018

10pm & 11pm

Ohio

February 7, 2018

May 8, 2018

N/A

November 6, 2018

7:30pm

Oklahoma

April 13, 2018

June 26, 2018

August 28, 2018

November 6, 2018

8pm

Oregon

March 6, 2018

May 15, 2018

N/A

November 6, 2018

10pm & 11pm

Pennsylvania

March 20, 2018

May 15, 2018

N/A

November 6, 2018

8pm

Rhode Island

June 27, 2018

September 11, 2018

N/A

November 6, 2018

8pm

South Carolina

March 30, 2018

June 12, 2018

June 26, 2018

November 6, 2018

7pm

South Dakota

March 27, 2018

June 5, 2018

August 14, 2018↑

November 6, 2018

8pm & 9pm

Tennessee

April 5, 2018

August 2, 2018

N/A

November 6, 2018

8pm

Texas

December 11, 2017

March 6, 2018

May 22, 2018

November 6, 2018

8pm & 9pm

Utah

March 15, 2018

June 26, 2018

N/A

November 6, 2018

10pm

Vermont

May 31, 2018

August 14, 2018

N/A

November 6, 2018

7pm

Virginia

March 29, 2018

June 12, 2018

N/A

November 6, 2018

7pm

Washington

May 18, 2018

August 7, 2018

N/A

November 6, 2018

11pm

West Virginia

January 27, 2018

May 8, 2018

N/A

November 6, 2018

7:30pm

Wisconsin

June 1, 2018

August 14, 2018

N/A

November 6, 2018

9pm

Wyoming

June 1, 2018

August 21, 2018

N/A

November 6, 2018

9pm

text: ↑ All races were decided on the initial primary date, precluding the need for a runoff.

text: Alabama[edit]

text:
District

Incumbent

Results

Candidates

Location

2017PVI

Representative

Party

Firstelected

Alabama 1

R+15

Bradley Byrne

Republican

2013 (Special)

Incumbent renominated.

Bradley Byrne (Republican)[51]Robert Kennedy Jr. (Democratic)[52]

Alabama 2

R+16

Martha Roby

Republican

2010

Incumbent renominated.

Tabitha Isner (Democratic)[52]Martha Roby (Republican)[51]

Alabama 3

R+16

Mike Rogers

Republican

2002

Incumbent renominated.

Mallory Hagan (Democratic)[52]Mike Rogers (Republican)[51]

Alabama 4

R+30

Robert Aderholt

Republican

1996

Incumbent renominated.

Robert Aderholt (Republican)[51]Lee Auman (Democratic)[52]

Alabama 5

R+18

Mo Brooks

Republican

2010

Incumbent renominated.

Mo Brooks (Republican)[51]Peter Joffrion (Democratic)[52]

Alabama 6

R+26

Gary Palmer

Republican

2014

Incumbent renominated.

Danner Kline (Democratic)[52]Gary Palmer (Republican)[51]

Alabama 7

D+20

Terri Sewell

Democratic

2010

Incumbent renominated.

Terri Sewell (Democratic)[52]

text: Alaska[edit]

text:
District

Incumbent

Results

Candidates

Location

2017PVI

Representative

Party

Firstelected

Alaska at-large

R+9

Don Young

Republican

1972

Incumbent running.

Christopher Cumings (Independent)[53]Alyse Galvin (Independent)[53]Carol Hafner (Democratic)[53]John Nelson (Republican)[53]Dimitri Shein (Democratic)[53]Jed Whittaker (Republican)[53]Don Young (Republican)[53]

text: Arizona[edit]

text:
District

Incumbent

Results

Candidates

Location

2017PVI

Representative

Party

Firstelected

Arizona 1

R+2

Tom O'Halleran

Democratic

2016

Incumbent running.

Tom O'Halleran (Democratic)[54]Wendy Rogers (Republican)[54]Tiffany Shedd (Republican)[54]Steve Smith (Republican)[54]

Arizona 2

R+1

Martha McSally

Republican

2014

Incumbent retiring to run for U.S. Senator.

Matt Heinz (Democratic)[54]Ann Kirkpatrick (Democratic)[54]Billy Kovacs (Democratic)[54]Lea Marquez-Peterson (Republican)[54]Brandon Martin (Republican)[54]Mary Matiella (Democratic)[54]Danny Morales (Republican)[54]Barbara Sherry (Democratic)[54]Casey Welch (Republican)[54]Bruce Wheeler (Democratic)[54]Yahya Yuksel (Democratic)[54]

Arizona 3

D+13

Raúl Grijalva

Democratic

2002

Incumbent running.

Sergio Arellano (Republican)[54]Raúl Grijalva (Democratic)[54]Nick Pierson (Republican)[54]Edna San Miguel (Republican)[54]

Arizona 4

R+21

Paul Gosar

Republican

2010

Incumbent running.

David Brill (Democratic)[54]Delina DiSanto (Democratic)[54]Paul Gosar (Republican)[54]Haryaksha Gregor Knauer (Green)[54]

Arizona 5

R+15

Andy Biggs

Republican

2016

Incumbent running.

Andy Biggs (Republican)[54]Joan Greene (Democratic)[54]Jose Torres (Democratic)[54]

Arizona 6

R+9

David Schweikert

Republican

2010

Incumbent running.

Anita Malik (Democratic)[54]Garrick McFadden (Democratic)[54]Heather Ross (Democratic)[54]David Schweikert (Republican)[54]

Arizona 7

D+23

Ruben Gallego

Democratic

2014

Incumbent running.

Ruben Gallego (Democratic)[54]Catherine Miranda (Democratic)[54]

Arizona 8

R+13

Debbie Lesko

Republican

2018 (Special)

Incumbent running.

Sandra Dowling (Republican)[54]Debbie Lesko (Republican)[54]Hiral Tipirneni (Democratic)[54]

Arizona 9

D+4

Kyrsten Sinema

Democratic

2012

Incumbent retiring to run for U.S. Senator.

Irina Baroness von Behr (Republican)[54]Steve Ferrara (Republican)[54]Dave Giles (Republican)[54]Greg Stanton (Democratic)[54]

text: Arkansas[edit]

text:
District

Incumbent

Results

Candidates

Location

2017PVI

Representative

Party

Firstelected

Arkansas 1

R+17

Rick Crawford

Republican

2010

Incumbent renominated.

Rick Crawford (Republican)[55]Chintan Desai (Democratic)[55]Elvis Presley (Libertarian)[55]

Arkansas 2

R+7

French Hill

Republican

2014

Incumbent renominated.

French Hill (Republican)[55]Joe Ryne Swafford (Libertarian)[55]Clarke Tucker (Democratic)[55]

Arkansas 3

R+19

Steve Womack

Republican

2010

Incumbent renominated.

Michael Kalagias (Libertarian)[55]Josh Mahony (Democratic)[55]Josh Moody (Independent)[55]Steve Womack (Republican)[55]

Arkansas 4

R+17

Bruce Westerman

Republican

2014

Incumbent renominated.

Tom Canada (Libertarian)[55]Jack Foster (Independent)[55]Lee McQueen (Independent)[55]Hayden Shamel (Democratic)[55]Bruce Westerman (Republican)[55]

text: California[edit]

text:
District

Incumbent

Results

Candidates

Location

2017PVI

Representative

Party

Firstelected

California 1

R+11

Doug LaMalfa

Republican

2012

Incumbent renominated.

Audrey Denney (Democratic)[56]Doug LaMalfa (Republican)[56]

California 2

D+22

Jared Huffman

Democratic

2012

Incumbent renominated.

Jared Huffman (Democratic)[56]Dale Mensing (Republican)[56]

California 3

D+5

John Garamendi

Democratic

2009 (Special)

Incumbent renominated.

John Garamendi (Democratic)[56]Charlie Schaupp (Republican)[56]

California 4

R+10

Tom McClintock

Republican

2008

Incumbent renominated.

Tom McClintock (Republican)[56]Jessica Morse (Democratic)[56]

California 5

D+21

Mike Thompson

Democratic

1998

Incumbent renominated.

Anthony Mills (No party preference)[56]Mike Thompson (Democratic)[56]

California 6

D+21

Doris Matsui

Democratic

2005 (Special)

Incumbent renominated.

Jrmar Jefferson (Democratic)[56]Doris Matsui (Democratic)[56]

California 7

D+3

Ami Bera

Democratic

2012

Incumbent renominated.

Ami Bera (Democratic)[56]Andrew Grant (Republican)[56]

California 8

R+9

Paul Cook

Republican

2012

Incumbent renominated.

Paul Cook (Republican)[56]Tim Donnelly (Republican)[56]

California 9

D+8

Jerry McNerney

Democratic

2006

Incumbent renominated.

Marla Livengood (Republican)[56]Jerry McNerney (Democratic)[56]

California 10

EVEN

Jeff Denham

Republican

2010

Incumbent renominated.

Jeff Denham (Republican)[56]Josh Harder (Democratic)[56]

California 11

D+21

Mark DeSaulnier

Democratic

2014

Incumbent renominated.

Mark DeSaulnier (Democratic)[56]John Fitzgerald (Republican)[56]

California 12

D+37

Nancy Pelosi

Democratic

1987

Incumbent renominated.

Nancy Pelosi (Democratic)[56]Lisa Remmer (Republican)[56]

California 13

D+40

Barbara Lee

Democratic

1998 (Special)

Incumbent renominated.

Barbara Lee (Democratic)[56]Laura Wells (Green)[57]

California 14

D+27

Jackie Speier

Democratic

2008 (Special)

Incumbent renominated.

Cristina Osmeña (Republican)[56]Jackie Speier (Democratic)[56]

California 15

D+20

Eric Swalwell

Democratic

2012

Incumbent renominated.

Rudy Peters (Republican)[56]Eric Swalwell (Democratic)[56]

California 16

D+9

Jim Costa

Democratic

2004

Incumbent renominated.

Jim Costa (Democratic)[56]Elizabeth Heng (Republican)[56]

California 17

D+25

Ro Khanna

Democratic

2016

Incumbent renominated.

Ron Cohen (Republican)[56]Ro Khanna (Democratic)[56]

California 18

D+23

Anna Eshoo

Democratic

1992

Incumbent renominated.

Anna Eshoo (Democratic)[56]Christine Russell (Republican)[56]

California 19

D+24

Zoe Lofgren

Democratic

1994

Incumbent renominated.

Justin Aguilera (Republican)[58]Zoe Lofgren (Democratic)[56]

California 20

D+23

Jimmy Panetta

Democratic

2016

Incumbent renominated.

Ronald Kabat (No party preference)[56]Jimmy Panetta (Democratic)[56]

California 21

D+5

David Valadao

Republican

2012

Incumbent renominated.

T.J. Cox (Democratic)[56]David Valadao (Republican)[56]

California 22

R+8

Devin Nunes

Republican

2002

Incumbent renominated.

Andrew Janz (Democratic)[56]Devin Nunes (Republican)[56]

California 23

R+14

Kevin McCarthy

Republican

2006

Incumbent renominated.

Tatiana Matta (Democratic)[56]Kevin McCarthy (Republican)[56]

California 24

D+7

Salud Carbajal

Democratic

2016

Incumbent renominated.

Salud Carbajal (Democratic)[56]Justin Fareed (Republican)[56]

California 25

EVEN

Steve Knight

Republican

2014

Incumbent renominated.

Katie Hill (Democratic)[56]Steve Knight (Republican)[56]

California 26

D+7

Julia Brownley

Democratic

2012

Incumbent renominated.

Julia Brownley (Democratic)[56]Antonio Sabàto Jr. (Republican)[56]

California 27

D+16

Judy Chu

Democratic

2009 (Special)

Incumbent renominated.

Judy Chu (Democratic)[56]Bryan Witt (Democratic)[56]

California 28

D+23

Adam Schiff

Democratic

2000

Incumbent renominated.

Johnny Nalbandian (Republican)[56]Adam Schiff (Democratic)[56]

California 29

D+29

Tony Cárdenas

Democratic

2012

Incumbent renominated.

Benito Bernal (Republican)[56]Tony Cárdenas (Democratic)[56]

California 30

D+18

Brad Sherman

Democratic

1996

Incumbent renominated.

Mark Reed (Republican)[56]Brad Sherman (Democratic)[56]

California 31

D+8

Pete Aguilar

Democratic

2014

Incumbent renominated.

Pete Aguilar (Democratic)[56]Sean Flynn (Republican)[56]

California 32

D+17

Grace Napolitano

Democratic

1998

Incumbent renominated.

Grace Napolitano (Democratic)[56]Joshua Scott (Republican)[58]

California 33

D+16

Ted Lieu

Democratic

2014

Incumbent renominated.

Ted Lieu (Democratic)[56]Kenneth Wright (Republican)[56]

California 34

D+35

Jimmy Gomez

Democratic

2017 (Special)

Incumbent renominated.

Jimmy Gomez (Democratic)[56]Kenneth Mejia (Green)[56]

California 35

D+19

Norma Torres

Democratic

2014

Incumbent renominated.

Norma Torres (Democratic)[56]Christian Valiente (Republican)[56]

California 36

D+2

Raul Ruiz

Democratic

2012

Incumbent renominated.

Kimberlin Brown Pelzer (Republican)[56]Raul Ruiz (Democratic)[56]

California 37

D+37

Karen Bass

Democratic

2010

Incumbent renominated.

Karen Bass (Democratic)[56]Ron Bassilian (Republican)[56]

California 38

D+17

Linda Sánchez

Democratic

2002

Incumbent renominated.

Ryan Downing (Republican)[56]Linda Sánchez (Democratic)[56]

California 39

EVEN

Ed Royce

Republican

1992

Incumbent retiring.

Gil Cisneros (Democratic)[56]Young Kim (Republican)[56]

California 40

D+33

Lucille Roybal-Allard

Democratic

1992

Incumbent renominated.

Rodolfo Barragan (Green)[56]Lucille Roybal-Allard (Democratic)[56]

California 41

D+12

Mark Takano

Democratic

2012

Incumbent renominated.

Aja Smith (Republican)[56]Mark Takano (Democratic)[56]

California 42

R+9

Ken Calvert

Republican

1992

Incumbent renominated.

Ken Calvert (Republican)[56]Julia Peacock (Democratic)[56]

California 43

D+29

Maxine Waters

Democratic

1990

Incumbent renominated.

Omar Navarro (Republican)[56]Maxine Waters (Democratic)[56]

California 44

D+35

Nanette Barragán

Democratic

2016

Incumbent renominated.

Nanette Barragán (Democratic)[56]Aja Brown (Democratic)[56]

California 45

R+3

Mimi Walters

Republican

2014

Incumbent renominated.

Katie Porter (Democratic)[56]Mimi Walters (Republican)[56]

California 46

D+15

Lou Correa

Democratic

2016

Incumbent renominated.

Lou Correa (Democratic)[56]Russell Lambert (Republican)[56]

California 47

D+13

Alan Lowenthal

Democratic

2012

Incumbent renominated.

John Briscoe (Republican)[56]Alan Lowenthal (Democratic)[56]

California 48

R+4

Dana Rohrabacher

Republican

1988

Incumbent renominated.

Harley Rouda (Democratic)[56]Dana Rohrabacher (Republican)[56]

California 49

R+1

Darrell Issa

Republican

2000

Incumbent retiring.

Diane Harkey (Republican)[56]Mike Levin (Democratic)[56]

California 50

R+11

Duncan Hunter

Republican

2008

Incumbent renominated.

Ammar Campa-Najjar (Democratic)[56]Duncan Hunter (Republican)[56]

California 51

D+22

Juan Vargas

Democratic

2012

Incumbent renominated.

Juan Hidalgo Jr. (Republican)[56]Juan Vargas (Democratic)[56]

California 52

D+6

Scott Peters

Democratic

2012

Incumbent renominated.

Scott Peters (Democratic)[56]Omar Qudrat (Republican)[56]

California 53

D+14

Susan Davis

Democratic

2000

Incumbent renominated.

Susan Davis (Democratic)[56]Morgan Murtaugh (Republican)[56]

text: Colorado[edit]

text:
District

Incumbent

Results

Candidates

Location

2017PVI

Representative

Party

Firstelected

Colorado 1

D+21

Diana DeGette

Democratic

1996

Incumbent renominated.

Diana DeGette (Democratic)[59]Casper Stockham (Republican)[59]Gary Swing (Unity)[60]

Colorado 2

D+9

Jared Polis

Democratic

2008

Incumbent retiringto run for Governor.

Joe Neguse (Democratic)[59]Peter Yu (Republican)[59]

Colorado 3

R+6

Scott Tipton

Republican

2010

Incumbent renominated.

Mary Malarsie (Independent)[61]Diane Mitsch Bush (Democratic)[59]Scott Tipton (Republican)[59]

Colorado 4

R+13

Ken Buck

Republican

2014

Incumbent renominated.

Ken Buck (Republican)[59]Karen McCormick (Democratic)[59]

Colorado 5

R+14

Doug Lamborn

Republican

2006

Incumbent renominated.

Doug Lamborn (Republican)[59]Stephany Rose Spaulding (Democratic)[59]

Colorado 6

D+2

Mike Coffman

Republican

2008

Incumbent renominated.

Mike Coffman (Republican)[59]Jason Crow (Democratic)[59]

Colorado 7

D+6

Ed Perlmutter

Democratic

2006

Incumbent renominated.

Mark Barrington (Republican)[59]Ed Perlmutter (Democratic)[59]

text: Connecticut[edit]

text:
District

Incumbent

Results

Candidates

Location

2017PVI

Representative

Party

Firstelected

Connecticut 1

D+12

John Larson

Democratic

1998

Incumbent running.

John Larson (Democratic)[62]Jennifer Nye (Republican)[63]

Connecticut 2

D+3

Joe Courtney

Democratic

2006

Incumbent running.

Joe Courtney (Democratic)[64]Danny Postemski (Republican)[63]

Connecticut 3

D+9

Rosa DeLauro

Democratic

1990

Incumbent running.

Angel Cadena (Republican)[63]Rosa DeLauro (Democratic)[65]

Connecticut 4

D+7

Jim Himes

Democratic

2008

Incumbent running.

Harry Arora (Republican)[63]Jim Himes (Democratic)[66]

Connecticut 5

D+2

Elizabeth Esty

Democratic

2012

Incumbent retiring.

Rich DuPont (Republican)[63]Mary Glassman (Democratic)[67]Jahana Hayes (Democratic)[68]Ruby O'Neill (Republican)[63]Liz Peterson (Republican)[69]John Pistone (Republican)[69]Manny Santos (Republican)[63]

text: Delaware[edit]

text:
District

Incumbent

Results

Candidates

Location

2017PVI

Representative

Party

Firstelected

Delaware at-large

D+6

Lisa Blunt Rochester

Democratic

2016

Incumbent running.

Lisa Blunt Rochester (Democratic)[70]Lee Murphy (Republican)[70]Scott Walker (Republican)[71]

text: Florida[edit]

text:
District

Incumbent

Results

Candidates

Location

2017PVI

Representative

Party

Firstelected

Florida 1

R+22

Matt Gaetz

Republican

2016

Incumbent running.

Cris Dosev (Republican)[72]Phil Ehr (Democratic)[72]Matt Gaetz (Republican)[72]John Mills (Republican)[72]Jennifer Zimmerman (Democratic)[72]

Florida 2

R+18

Neal Dunn

Republican

2016

Incumbent running.

Neal Dunn (Republican)[72]Brandon Peters (Democratic)[72]Bob Rackleff (Democratic)[72]

Florida 3

R+9

Ted Yoho

Republican

2012

Incumbent running.

Dushyant Gosai (Democratic)[72]Yvonne Hayes Hinson (Democratic)[72]Judson Sapp (Republican)[72]Tom Wells (Democratic)[72]Ted Yoho (Republican)[72]

Florida 4

R+17

John Rutherford

Republican

2016

Incumbent running.

Joceline Berrios (No Party Affiliation)[72]Jason Bulger (No Party Affiliation)[72]John Rutherford (Republican)[72]Ges Selmont (Democratic)[72]

Florida 5

D+12

Al Lawson

Democratic

2016

Incumbent running.

Alvin Brown (Democratic)[72]Virginia Fuller (Republican)[72]Al Lawson (Democratic)[72]

Florida 6

R+7

Ron DeSantis

Republican

2012

Incumbent retiring to run for Governor.

Fred Costello (Republican)[72]Stephen Sevigny (Democratic)[72]Nancy Soderberg (Democratic)[72]John Upchurch (Democratic)[72]Michael Waltz (Republican)[72]John Ward (Republican)[72]

Florida 7

EVEN

Stephanie Murphy

Democratic

2016

Incumbent running.

Vennia Francois (Republican)[72]Mike Miller (Republican)[72]Stephanie Murphy (Democratic)[72]Chardo Richardson (Democratic)[72]Scott Sturgill (Republican)[72]

Florida 8

R+11

Bill Posey

Republican

2008

Incumbent running.

Sanjay Patel (Democratic)[72]Bill Posey (Republican)[72]

Florida 9

D+5

Darren Soto

Democratic

2016

Incumbent running.

Alan Grayson (Democratic)[72]Wayne Liebnitzky (Republican)[72]Darren Soto (Democratic)[72]

Florida 10

D+11

Val Demings

Democratic

2016

Incumbent running.

Wade Darius (Democratic)[72]Val Demings (Democratic)[72]

Florida 11

R+15

Daniel Webster

Republican

2010

Incumbent running.

Dana Cottrell (Democratic)[72]Daniel Webster (Republican)[72]

Florida 12

R+8

Gus Bilirakis

Republican

2006

Incumbent running.

Gus Bilirakis (Republican)[72]Chris Hunter (Democratic)[72]Stephen Perenich (Democratic)[72]Angelika Purkis (No Party Affiliation)[72]Robert Tager (Democratic)[72]

Florida 13

D+2

Charlie Crist

Democratic

2016

Incumbent running.

George Buck (Republican)[72]Charlie Crist (Democratic)[72]Brad Sostack (Republican)[72]

Florida 14

D+7

Kathy Castor

Democratic

2006

Incumbent running.

Kathy Castor (Democratic)[72]

Florida 15

R+6

Dennis Ross

Republican

2010

Incumbent retiring.

Kristen Carlson (Democratic)[72]Neil Combee (Republican)[72]Sean Harper (Republican)[72]Danny Kushmer (Republican)[72]Andrew Learned (Democratic)[72]Raymond Pena (Democratic)[72]Curt Rogers (Republican)[72]Ed Shoemaker (Republican)[72]Ross Spano (Republican)[72]

Florida 16

R+7

Vern Buchanan

Republican

2006

Incumbent running.

Vern Buchanan (Republican)[72]Jan Schneider (Democratic)[72]David Shapiro (Democratic)[72]

Florida 17

R+13

Tom Rooney

Republican

2008

Incumbent retiring.

Bill Akins (Republican)[72]April Freeman (Democratic)[72]Julio Gonzalez (Republican)[72]Bill Pollard (Democratic)[72]Greg Steube (Republican)[72]

Florida 18

R+5

Brian Mast

Republican

2016

Incumbent running.

Lauren Baer (Democratic)[72]Dave Cummings (Republican)[72]Mark Freeman (Republican)[72]Pam Keith (Democratic)[72]Brian Mast (Republican)[72]

Florida 19

R+13

Francis Rooney

Republican

2016

Incumbent running.

David Holden (Democratic)[72]Francis Rooney (Republican)[72]Todd Truax (Democratic)[72]

Florida 20

D+31

Alcee Hastings

Democratic

1992

Incumbent running.

Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick (Democratic)[72]Alcee Hastings (Democratic)[72]

Florida 21

D+9

Lois Frankel

Democratic

2012

Incumbent running.

Lois Frankel (Democratic)[72]

Florida 22

D+6

Ted Deutch

Democratic

2010 (Special)

Incumbent running.

Ted Deutch (Democratic)[72]Jeff Fandl (Democratic)[72]Nicolas Kimaz (Republican)[72]Javier Manjarres (Republican)[72]Eddison Walters (Republican)[72]

Florida 23

D+11

Debbie Wasserman Schultz

Democratic

2004

Incumbent running.

Tim Canova (No Party Affiliation)[72]Don Endriss (No Party Affiliation)[72]Joseph Kaufman (Republican)[72]Carlos Reyes (Republican)[72]Carla Spalding (Republican)[72]Debbie Wasserman Schultz (Democratic)[72]

Florida 24

D+34

Frederica Wilson

Democratic

2010

Incumbent running.

Ricardo De La Fuente (Democratic)[72]Frederica Wilson (Democratic)[72]

Florida 25

R+4

Mario Díaz-Balart

Republican

2002

Incumbent running.

Mary Barzee Flores (Democratic)[72]Mario Díaz-Balart (Republican)[72]

Florida 26

D+6

Carlos Curbelo

Republican

2014

Incumbent running.

Carlos Curbelo (Republican)[72]Souraya Faas (Republican)[72]Demetries Grimes (Democratic)[72]Debbie Mucarsel-Powell (Democratic)[72]

Florida 27

D+5

Ileana Ros-Lehtinen

Republican

1989

Incumbent retiring.

Elizabeth Adadi (Republican)[72]Bruno Barreiro (Republican)[72]Angie Chirino (Republican)[72]Kristen Rosen Gonzalez (Democratic)[72]Matt Haggman (Democratic)[72]Michael Hepburn (Democratic)[72]Mayra Joli (No Party Affiliation)[72]Michael Ohevzion (Republican)[72]Maria Peiro (Republican)[72]David Richardson (Democratic)[72]Bettina Rodriguez Aguilera (Republican)[72]Maria Elvira Salazar (Republican)[72]Donna Shalala (Democratic)[72]Gina Sosa (Republican)[72]

text: Georgia[edit]

text:
District

Incumbent

Results

Candidates

Location

2017PVI

Representative

Party

Firstelected

Georgia 1

R+9

Buddy Carter

Republican

2014

Incumbent renominated.

Buddy Carter (Republican)[73]Lisa Ring (Democratic)[73]

Georgia 2

D+6

Sanford Bishop

Democratic

1992

Incumbent renominated.

Sanford Bishop (Democratic)[73]Herman West (Republican)[73]

Georgia 3

R+18

Drew Ferguson

Republican

2016

Incumbent renominated.

Chuck Enderlin (Democratic)[73]Drew Ferguson (Republican)[73]

Georgia 4

D+24

Hank Johnson

Democratic

2006

Incumbent renominated.

Hank Johnson (Democratic)[73]Joe Profit (Republican)[73]

Georgia 5

D+34

John Lewis

Democratic

1986

Incumbent renominated.

John Lewis (Democratic)[73]

Georgia 6

R+8

Karen Handel

Republican

2017 (Special)

Incumbent renominated.

Karen Handel (Republican)[73]Lucy McBath (Democratic)[74][73]Jeremy "Carlton Heston" Stubbs (Write-in)[73][75][76]

Georgia 7

R+9

Rob Woodall

Republican

2010

Incumbent renominated.

Carolyn Bourdeaux (Democratic)[73]Rob Woodall (Republican)[73]

Georgia 8

R+15

Austin Scott

Republican

2010

Incumbent renominated.

Austin Scott (Republican)[73]

Georgia 9

R+31

Doug Collins

Republican

2012

Incumbent renominated.

Doug Collins (Republican)[73]Robin Gilmer (Libertarian)[73]Josh McCall (Democratic)[73]

Georgia 10

R+15

Jody Hice

Republican

2014

Incumbent renominated.

Jody Hice (Republican)[73]Tabitha Johnson-Green (Democratic)[73]

Georgia 11

R+17

Barry Loudermilk

Republican

2014

Incumbent renominated.

Flynn Broady (Democratic)[73]Barry Loudermilk (Republican)[73]

Georgia 12

R+9

Rick Allen

Republican

2014

Incumbent renominated.

Rick Allen (Republican)[73]Francys Johnson (Democratic)[73]

Georgia 13

D+20

David Scott

Democratic

2002

Incumbent renominated.

David Callahan (Republican)[73]Martin Cowen (Libertarian)[73]David Scott (Democratic)[73]

Georgia 14

R+27

Tom Graves

Republican

2010 (Special)

Incumbent renominated.

Steve Foster (Democratic)[73]Tom Graves (Republican)[73]

text: Hawaii[edit]

text:
District

Incumbent

Results

Candidates

Location

2017PVI

Representative

Party

Firstelected

Hawaii 1

D+17

Colleen Hanabusa

Democratic

2016

Incumbent retiring to run for Governor.

Zachary Burd (Green)[77]Ed Case (Democratic)[77]Campbell Cavasso (Republican)[77]Calvin Griffin (Nonpartisan)[77]Michelle Tippens (Libertarian)[77]

Hawaii 2

D+19

Tulsi Gabbard

Democratic

2012

Incumbent renominated.

Brian Evans (Republican)[77]Tulsi Gabbard (Democratic)[77]

text: Idaho[edit]

text:
District

Incumbent

Results

Candidates

Location

2017PVI

Representative

Party

Firstelected

Idaho 1

R+21

Raúl Labrador

Republican

2010

Incumbent retiring to run for Governor.

Russ Fulcher (Republican)[78]Scott Howard (Libertarian)[78]Christina McNeil (Democratic)[78]

Idaho 2

R+17

Mike Simpson

Republican

1998

Incumbent renominated.

Mike Simpson (Republican)[78]Aaron Swisher (Democratic)[78]

text: Illinois[edit]

text:
District

Incumbent

Results

Candidates

Location

2017PVI

Representative

Party

Firstelected

Illinois 1

D+27

Bobby Rush

Democratic

1992

Incumbent renominated.

Bobby Rush (Democratic)[79]Jimmy Tillman (Republican)[79]

Illinois 2

D+29

Robin Kelly

Democratic

2013 (Special)

Incumbent renominated.

Robin Kelly (Democratic)[79]David Merkle (Republican)[79]

Illinois 3

D+6

Dan Lipinski

Democratic

2004

Incumbent renominated.

Arthur Jones (Republican)[79]Dan Lipinski (Democratic)[79]

Illinois 4

D+33

Luis Gutiérrez

Democratic

1992

Incumbent retiring.

Jesús "Chuy" García (Democratic)[79]Mark Lorch (Republican)[79]

Illinois 5

D+20

Mike Quigley

Democratic

2008

Incumbent renominated.

Tom Hanson (Republican)[79]Mike Quigley (Democratic)[79]

Illinois 6

R+2

Peter Roskam

Republican

2006

Incumbent renominated.

Sean Casten (Democratic)[79]Peter Roskam (Republican)[79]

Illinois 7

D+38

Danny Davis

Democratic

1996

Incumbent renominated.

Craig Cameron (Republican)[79]Danny Davis (Democratic)[79]

Illinois 8

D+8

Raja Krishnamoorthi

Democratic

2016

Incumbent renominated.

JD Diganvker (Republican)[79]Raja Krishnamoorthi (Democratic)[79]

Illinois 9

D+18

Jan Schakowsky

Democratic

1998

Incumbent renominated.

John Elleson (Republican)[79]Jan Schakowsky (Democratic)[79]

Illinois 10

D+10

Brad Schneider

Democratic

2016

Incumbent renominated.

Douglas Bennett (Republican)[79]Brad Schneider (Democratic)[79]

Illinois 11

D+9

Bill Foster

Democratic

2012

Incumbent renominated.

Bill Foster (Democratic)[79]Nick Stella (Republican)[79]

Illinois 12

R+5

Mike Bost

Republican

2014

Incumbent renominated.

Randall Auxier (Green)[80]Mike Bost (Republican)[79]Brendan Kelly (Democratic)[79]

Illinois 13

R+3

Rodney Davis

Republican

2012

Incumbent renominated.

Rodney Davis (Republican)[79]Betsy Dirksen Londrigan (Democratic)[79]

Illinois 14

R+5

Randy Hultgren

Republican

2010

Incumbent renominated.

Randy Hultgren (Republican)[79]Lauren Underwood (Democratic)[79]

Illinois 15

R+21

John Shimkus

Republican

1996

Incumbent renominated.

Kevin Gaither (Democratic)[79]John Shimkus (Republican)[79]

Illinois 16

R+8

Adam Kinzinger

Republican

2010

Incumbent renominated.

Sara Dady (Democratic)[79]Adam Kinzinger (Republican)[79]

Illinois 17

D+3

Cheri Bustos

Democratic

2012

Incumbent renominated.

Cheri Bustos (Democratic)[79]Bill Fawell (Republican)[79]

Illinois 18

R+15

Darin LaHood

Republican

2015 (Special)

Incumbent renominated.

Darin LaHood (Republican)[79]Junius Rodriguez (Democratic)[79]

text: Indiana[edit]

text:
District

Incumbent

Results

Candidates

Location

2017PVI

Representative

Party

Firstelected

Indiana 1

D+8

Pete Visclosky

Democratic

1984

Incumbent renominated.

Mark Leyva (Republican)[81]Pete Visclosky (Democratic)[81]

Indiana 2

R+11

Jackie Walorski

Republican

2012

Incumbent renominated.

Mel Hall (Democratic)[81]Jackie Walorski (Republican)[81]

Indiana 3

R+18

Jim Banks

Republican

2016

Incumbent renominated.

Jim Banks (Republican)[81]Courtney Tritch (Democratic)[81]

Indiana 4

R+17

Todd Rokita

Republican

2010

Incumbent retiring to run for U.S. Senator.

Jim Baird (Republican)[81]Tobi Beck (Democratic)[81]

Indiana 5

R+9

Susan Brooks

Republican

2012

Incumbent renominated.

Susan Brooks (Republican)[81]Dee Thornton (Democratic)[81]

Indiana 6

R+18

Luke Messer

Republican

2012

Incumbent retiring to run for U.S. Senator.

Jeannine Lake (Democratic)[81]Greg Pence (Republican)[81]

Indiana 7

D+11

André Carson

Democratic

2008 (Special)

Incumbent renominated.

André Carson (Democratic)[81]Wayne "Gunny" Harmon (Republican)[81]

Indiana 8

R+15

Larry Bucshon

Republican

2010

Incumbent renominated.

Larry Bucshon (Republican)[81]William Tanoos (Democratic)[81]

Indiana 9

R+13

Trey Hollingsworth

Republican

2016

Incumbent renominated.

Trey Hollingsworth (Republican)[81]Liz Watson (Democratic)[81]

text: Iowa[edit]

text:
District

Incumbent

Results

Candidates

Location

2017PVI

Representative

Party

Firstelected

Iowa 1

D+1

Rod Blum

Republican

2014

Incumbent renominated.

Rod Blum (Republican)[82]Abby Finkenauer (Democratic)[82]Henry Gaff (Green)[83][84]

Iowa 2

D+1

Dave Loebsack

Democratic

2006

Incumbent renominated.

Daniel Clark (Independent)[83][84]Dave Loebsack (Democratic)[82]Christopher Peters (Republican)[82]

Iowa 3

R+1

David Young

Republican

2014

Incumbent renominated.

Cindy Axne (Democratic)[82]Mark G. Elworth, Jr. (Legal Medical Now)[83][84]Bryan Jack Holder (Libertarian)[82]Paul Knupp (Green)[83][84]David Young (Republican)[82]

Iowa 4

R+11

Steve King

Republican

2002

Incumbent renominated.

Charles Aldrich (Libertarian)[82]Steve King (Republican)[82]J.D. Scholten (Democratic)[82]

text: Kansas[edit]

text:
District

Incumbent

Results

Candidates

Location

2017PVI

Representative

Party

Firstelected

Kansas 1

R+24

Roger Marshall

Republican

2016

Incumbent renominated.

Alan LaPolice (Democratic)[85]Roger Marshall (Republican)[85]

Kansas 2

R+10

Lynn Jenkins

Republican

2008

Incumbent retiring.

Paul Davis (Democratic)[85]Kelly Standley (Libertarian)[86]Steve Watkins (Republican)[85]

Kansas 3

R+4

Kevin Yoder

Republican

2010

Incumbent renominated.

Chris Clemmons (Libertarian)[86]Sharice Davids (Democratic)[85]Kevin Yoder (Republican)[85]

Kansas 4

R+15

Ron Estes

Republican

2017 (Special)

Incumbent renominated.

Ron Estes (Republican)[85]James Thompson (Democratic)[85]

text: Kentucky[edit]

text:
District

Incumbent

Results

Candidates

Location

2017PVI

Representative

Party

Firstelected

Kentucky 1

R+23

James Comer

Republican

2016

Incumbent renominated.

James Comer (Republican)[87]Paul Walker (Democratic)[88]

Kentucky 2

R+19

Brett Guthrie

Republican

2008

Incumbent renominated.

Brett Guthrie (Republican)[87]Hank Linderman (Democratic)[88]

Kentucky 3

D+6

John Yarmuth

Democratic

2006

Incumbent renominated.

Vickie Glisson (Republican)[88]John Yarmuth (Democratic)[87]

Kentucky 4

R+18

Thomas Massie

Republican

2012

Incumbent renominated.

David Goodwin (Independent)[89]Seth Hall (Democratic)[88]Thomas Massie (Republican)[87]

Kentucky 5

R+31

Hal Rogers

Republican

1980

Incumbent renominated.

Hal Rogers (Republican)[88]Kenneth Stepp (Democratic)[88]

Kentucky 6

R+9

Andy Barr

Republican

2012

Incumbent renominated.

Andy Barr (Republican)[88]Frank Harris (Libertarian)[87]Amy McGrath (Democratic)[88]

text: Louisiana[edit]

text:
District

Incumbent

Results

Candidates

Location

2017PVI

Representative

Party

Firstelected

Louisiana 1

R+24

Steve Scalise

Republican

2008 (Special)

Incumbent running.

Ronald Denenea (Libertarian)[90]Jim Francis (Democratic)[91]Howard Kearney (Libertarian)[92]Tammy Savoie (Democratic)[93]Steve Scalise (Republican)[94]

Louisiana 2

D+25

Cedric Richmond

Democratic

2010

Incumbent running.

Cedric Richmond (Democratic)[95]

Louisiana 3

R+20

Clay Higgins

Republican

2016

Incumbent running.

Rob Anderson (Democratic)[96]Aaron Andrus (Libertarian)[97]Josh Guillory (Republican)[98]Clay Higgins (Republican)[99]Mimi Methvin (Democratic)[100]Larry Rader (Democratic)[101]Verone Thomas (Democratic)[102]

Louisiana 4

R+13

Mike Johnson

Republican

2016

Incumbent running.

Boyd Kendall (Libertarian)[90]Mike Johnson (Republican)[103]Ryan Trundle (Democratic)[104]

Louisiana 5

R+15

Ralph Abraham

Republican

2014

Incumbent running.

Ralph Abraham (Republican)[105]Billy Burkette (Independent)[106]Jesse Carlton Fleenor (Democratic)[106]Kyle Randol (Libertarian)[106]

Louisiana 6

R+19

Garret Graves

Republican

2014

Incumbent running.

Justin DeWitt (Democratic)[107]Garret Graves (Republican)[108]Andie Saizan (Democratic)[109]

text: Maine[edit]

text:
District

Incumbent

Results

Candidates

Location

2017PVI

Representative

Party

Firstelected

Maine 1

D+8

Chellie Pingree

Democratic

2008

Incumbent renominated.

Marty Grohman (Independent)[110]Mark Holbrook (Republican)[111]Chellie Pingree (Democratic)[111]

Maine 2

R+2

Bruce Poliquin

Republican

2014

Incumbent renominated.

Henry John Bear (Green)[112]Jared Golden (Democratic)[111]Bruce Poliquin (Republican)[111]

text: Maryland[edit]

text:
District

Incumbent

Results

Candidates

Location

2017PVI

Representative

Party

Firstelected

Maryland 1

R+14

Andy Harris

Republican

2010

Incumbent renominated.

Jesse Colvin (Democratic)[113]Andy Harris (Republican)[113]Jenica Martin (Libertarian)[113]

Maryland 2

D+11

Dutch Ruppersberger

Democratic

2002

Incumbent renominated.

Liz Matory (Republican)[113]Dutch Ruppersberger (Democratic)[113] Guy Mimoun (Green)[113]

Maryland 3

D+13

John Sarbanes

Democratic

2006

Incumbent renominated.

Charles Anthony (Republican)[113]David Lashar (Libertarian)[113]John Sarbanes (Democratic)[113]

Maryland 4

D+28

Anthony Brown

Democratic

2016

Incumbent renominated.

David Bishop (Libertarian)[113]Anthony Brown (Democratic)[113]George McDermott (Republican)[113]

Maryland 5

D+16

Steny Hoyer

Democratic

1981 (Special)

Incumbent renominated.

William Devine III (Republican)[113]Steny Hoyer (Democratic)[113]Jacob Pulcher (Libertarian)[113] Pat Elder (Green)[113]

Maryland 6

D+6

John Delaney

Democratic

2012

Incumbent retiring to runfor President in 2020

Ted Athey (Independent)[113]Kevin Caldwell (Libertarian)[113]George Gluck (Green)[113]Amie Hoeber (Republican)[113]David Trone (Democratic)[113]

Maryland 7

D+26

Elijah Cummings

Democratic

1996

Incumbent renominated.

Elijah Cummings (Democratic)[113]Richmond Davis (Republican)[113]Swami Swaminathan (Independent)[113]

Maryland 8

D+14

Jamie Raskin

Democratic

2016

Incumbent renominated.

Jamie Raskin (Democratic)[113]John Walsh (Republican)[113]Jasen Wunder (Libertarian)[113]

text: Massachusetts[edit]

text:
District

Incumbent

Results

Candidates

Location

2017PVI

Representative

Party

Firstelected

Massachusetts 1

D+12

Richard Neal

Democratic

1988

Incumbent running.

Tahirah Amatul-Wadud (Democratic)[114]Richard Neal (Democratic)[114]

Massachusetts 2

D+9

Jim McGovern

Democratic

1996

Incumbent running.

Paul Grady (Independent)[115]Tracy Lovvorn (Republican)[116]Jim McGovern (Democratic)[114]Kevin Powers (Republican)[116]

Massachusetts 3

D+9

Niki Tsongas

Democratic

2007 (Special)

Incumbent retiring.

Jeff Ballinger (Democratic)[114]Alexandra Chandler (Democratic)[114]Beej Das (Democratic)[114]Rufus Gifford (Democratic)[114]Leonard Golder (Democratic)[114]Rick Green (Republican)[116]Dan Koh (Democratic)[114]Barbara L'Italien (Democratic)[114]Patrick Littlefield (Democratic)[114]Bopha Malone (Democratic)[114]Juana Matias (Democratic)[114]Lori Trahan (Democratic)[114]

Massachusetts 4

D+9

Joe Kennedy III

Democratic

2012

Incumbent running.

Joe Kennedy III (Democratic)[114]Gary Rucinski (Democratic)[114]

Massachusetts 5

D+18

Katherine Clark

Democratic

2013 (Special)

Incumbent running.

Katherine Clark (Democratic)[114]John Hugo (Republican)[116]Louis Kuchnir (Republican)[116]

Massachusetts 6

D+6

Seth Moulton

Democratic

2014

Incumbent running.

Seth Moulton (Democratic)[114]Joseph Schneider (Republican)[116]

Massachusetts 7

D+34

Mike Capuano

Democratic

1998

Incumbent running.

Mike Capuano (Democratic)[114]Ayanna Pressley (Democratic)[114]

Massachusetts 8

D+10

Stephen Lynch

Democratic

2001 (Special)

Incumbent running.

Stephen Lynch (Democratic)[114]Christopher Voehl (Democratic)[114]Brianna Wu (Democratic)[114]

Massachusetts 9

D+4

Bill Keating

Democratic

2010

Incumbent running.

Bill Cimbrelo (Democratic)[114]Bill Keating (Democratic)[114]Peter Tedeschi (Republican)[116]

text: Michigan[edit]

text:
District

Incumbent

Results

Candidates

Location

2017PVI

Representative

Party

Firstelected

Michigan 1

R+9

Jack Bergman

Republican

2016

Incumbent renominated.

Jack Bergman (Republican)[42][117]Matt Morgan (Democratic)[118][119]

Michigan 2

R+9

Bill Huizenga

Republican

2010

Incumbent renominated.

Rob Davidson (Democratic)[42][117]Bill Huizenga (Republican)[42][117]

Michigan 3

R+6

Justin Amash

Republican

2010

Incumbent renominated.

Cathy Albro (Democratic)[42][117]Justin Amash (Republican)[42][117]Douglas Smith (Independent)[117]

Michigan 4

R+10

John Moolenaar

Republican

2014

Incumbent renominated.

Jerry Hilliard (Democratic)[42][117]John Moolenaar (Republican)[42][117]

Michigan 5

D+5

Dan Kildee

Democratic

2012

Incumbent renominated.

Dan Kildee (Democratic)[42][117]Travis Wines (Republican)[42][117]

Michigan 6

R+4

Fred Upton

Republican

1986

Incumbent renominated.

Matt Longjohn (Democratic)[42][117]Fred Upton (Republican)[42][117]

Michigan 7

R+7

Tim Walberg

Republican

2010

Incumbent renominated.

Gretchen Driskell (Democratic)[42][117]Tim Walberg (Republican)[42][117]

Michigan 8

R+4

Mike Bishop

Republican

2014

Incumbent renominated.

Mike Bishop (Republican)[42][117]Brian Ellison (Libertarian)[42][117]Elissa Slotkin (Democratic)[42][117]

Michigan 9

D+4

Sander Levin

Democratic

1982

Incumbent retiring.

Andy Levin (Democratic)[42][117]John McDermott (Green)[117]Candius Stearns (Republican)[42][117]

Michigan 10

R+13

Paul Mitchell

Republican

2016

Incumbent renominated.

Kimberly Bizon (Democratic)[42][117]Harley Mikkelson (Green)[117]Paul Mitchell (Republican)[42][117]Jeremy Peruski (Independent)[117]

Michigan 11

R+4

Dave Trott

Republican

2014

Incumbent retiring.

Lena Epstein (Republican)[42][117]Cooper Nye (Independent)[117][120]Leonard Schwartz (Libertarian)[42][117]Haley Stevens (Democratic)[42][117]

Michigan 12

D+14

Debbie Dingell

Democratic

2014

Incumbent renominated.

Debbie Dingell (Democratic)[42][117]Jeff Jones (Republican)[42][117]Steve Young (Green)[117]

Michigan 13

D+32

Vacant

TBD

2018 (Special)

Rashida Tlaib (Democratic)[42][117]

Michigan 14

D+30

Brenda Lawrence

Democratic

2014

Incumbent renominated.

Marc Herschfus (Republican)[42][117]Brenda Lawrence (Democratic)[42][117]

text: Minnesota[edit]

text:
District

Incumbent

Results

Candidates

Location

2017PVI

Representative

Party

Firstelected

Minnesota 1

R+5

Tim Walz

Democratic

2006

Incumbent retiringto run for Governor.

Andrew Candler (Republican)[121]Dan Feehan (Democratic)[121]Jim Hagedorn (Republican)[121]Colin Minehart (Democratic)[121]Carla Nelson (Republican)[121]Steve Williams (Republican)[121]

Minnesota 2

R+2

Jason Lewis

Republican

2016

Incumbent running.

Angie Craig (Democratic)[121]Jason Lewis (Republican)[121]

Minnesota 3

D+1

Erik Paulsen

Republican

2008

Incumbent running.

Erik Paulsen (Republican)[121]Dean Phillips (Democratic)[121]Cole Young (Democratic)[121]

Minnesota 4

D+14

Betty McCollum

Democratic

2000

Incumbent running.

Muad Hassan (Democratic)[121]Betty McCollum (Democratic)[121]Reid Rossell (Democratic)[121]Susan Pendergast Sindt (Legal Marijuana Now)[121]Greg Ryan (Republican)[121]

Minnesota 5

D+26

Keith Ellison

Democratic

2006

Incumbent retiring torun for Attorney General.

Jamal Abdulahi (Democratic)[121]Margaret Anderson Kelliher (Democratic)[121]Bob "Again" Carney (Republican)[121]Christopher Chamberlin (Republican)[121]Bobby Joe Champion (Democratic)[121]Frank Drake (Democratic)[121]Ilhan Omar (Democratic)[121]Patricia Torres Ray (Democratic)[121]Jennifer Zielinski (Republican)[121]

Minnesota 6

R+12

Tom Emmer

Republican

2014

Incumbent running.

Tom Emmer (Republican)[121]A.J. Kern (Republican)[121]Patrick Munro (Republican)[121]Ian Todd (Democratic)[121]

Minnesota 7

R+12

Collin Peterson

Democratic

1990

Incumbent running.

Dave Hughes (Republican)[121]Collin Peterson (Democratic)[121]Matt Prosch (Republican)[121]

Minnesota 8

R+4

Rick Nolan

Democratic

2012

Incumbent retiring.

Kirsten Kennedy (Democratic)[121]Michelle Lee (Democratic)[121]Jason Metsa (Democratic)[121]Joe Radinovich (Democratic)[121]Ray "Skip" Sandman (Independence)[122]Soren Sorensen (Democratic)[121]Pete Stauber (Republican)[121]Harry Robb Welty (Republican)[121]

text: Mississippi[edit]

text:
District

Incumbent

Results

Candidates

Location

2017PVI

Representative

Party

Firstelected

Mississippi 1

R+16

Trent Kelly

Republican

2015 (Special)

Incumbent renominated.

Trent Kelly (Republican)[123]Randy Wadkins (Democratic)[123]

Mississippi 2

D+14

Bennie Thompson

Democratic

1992

Incumbent renominated.

Irving Harris (Reform)[123]Troy Ray (Independent)[123]Bennie Thompson (Democratic)[123]

Mississippi 3

R+13

Gregg Harper

Republican

2008

Incumbent retiring.

Michael Evans (Democratic)[123]Michael Guest (Republican)[123]Matthew Holland (Reform)[123]

Mississippi 4

R+21

Steven Palazzo

Republican

2010

Incumbent renominated.

Jeramey Anderson (Democratic)[123]Steven Palazzo (Republican)[123]

text: Missouri[edit]

text:
District

Incumbent

Results

Candidates

Location

2017PVI

Representative

Party

Firstelected

Missouri 1

D+29

Lacy Clay

Democratic

2000

Incumbent renominated.

Lacy Clay (Democratic)[124]Robb Cunningham (Libertarian)[124]Robert Vroman (Republican)[124]

Missouri 2

R+8

Ann Wagner

Republican

2012

Incumbent renominated.

David Justus Arnold (Green)[124]Larry A. "Tony" Kirk (Libertarian)[124]Cort VanOstran (Democratic)[124]Ann Wagner (Republican)[124]

Missouri 3

R+18

Blaine Luetkemeyer

Republican

2008

Incumbent renominated.

Katy Geppert (Democratic)[124]Blaine Luetkemeyer (Republican)[124]Donald Stolle (Libertarian)[124]

Missouri 4

R+17

Vicky Hartzler

Republican

2010

Incumbent renominated.

Mark Bliss (Libertarian)[124]Vicky Hartzler (Republican)[124]Renee Hoagenson (Democratic)[124]

Missouri 5

D+7

Emanuel Cleaver

Democratic

2004

Incumbent renominated.

Emanuel Cleaver (Democratic)[124]Maurice Copeland (Green)[124]E. C. Fredland (Constitution)[124]Alexander Howell (Libertarian)[124]Jacob Turk (Republican)[124]

Missouri 6

R+16

Sam Graves

Republican

2000

Incumbent renominated.

Sam Graves (Republican)[124]Dan Hogan (Libertarian)[124]Henry Martin (Democratic)[124]

Missouri 7

R+23

Billy Long

Republican

2010

Incumbent renominated.

Ben Brixey (Libertarian)[124]Billy Long (Republican)[124]Jamie Schoolcraft (Democratic)[124]

Missouri 8

R+24

Jason Smith

Republican

2013 (Special)

Incumbent renominated.

Kathy Ellis (Democratic)[124]Jonathan Shell (Libertarian)[124]Jason Smith (Republican)[124]

text: Montana[edit]

text:
District

Incumbent

Results

Candidates

Location

2017PVI

Representative

Party

Firstelected

Montana at-large

R+11

Greg Gianforte

Republican

2017 (Special)

Incumbent renominated.

Doug Campbell (Independent)[125]Greg Gianforte (Republican)[125]Elinor Swanson (Libertarian)[125]Kathleen Williams (Democratic)[125]

text: Nebraska[edit]

text:
District

Incumbent

Results

Candidates

Location

2017PVI

Representative

Party

Firstelected

Nebraska 1

R+11

Jeff Fortenberry

Republican

2004

Incumbent renominated.

Jeff Fortenberry (Republican)[126]Jessica McClure (Democratic)[126]

Nebraska 2

R+4

Don Bacon

Republican

2016

Incumbent renominated.

Don Bacon (Republican)[126]Kara Eastman (Democratic)[126]

Nebraska 3

R+27

Adrian Smith

Republican

2006

Incumbent renominated.

Adrian Smith (Republican)[126]Paul Theobald (Democratic)[126]

text: Nevada[edit]

text:
District

Incumbent

Results

Candidates

Location

2017PVI

Representative

Party

Firstelected

Nevada 1

D+15

Dina Titus

Democratic

2012

Incumbent renominated.

Joyce Bentley (Republican)[127]Dan Garfield (Independent American)[127]Robert Strawder (Libertarian)[127]Dina Titus (Democratic)[128]

Nevada 2

R+7

Mark Amodei

Republican

2011 (Special)

Incumbent renominated.

Mark Amodei (Republican)[129]Clint Koble (Democratic)[129]

Nevada 3

R+2

Jacky Rosen

Democratic

2016

Incumbent retiring to run for U.S. Senator.

Susie Lee (Democratic)[127]Danny Tarkanian (Republican)[130]

Nevada 4

D+3

Ruben Kihuen

Democratic

2016

Incumbent retiring.

Cresent Hardy (Republican)[129]Steven Horsford (Democratic)[129]

text: New Hampshire[edit]

text:
District

Incumbent

Results

Candidates

Location

2017PVI

Representative

Party

Firstelected

New Hampshire 1

R+2

Carol Shea-Porter

Democratic

2016

Incumbent retiring.

Naomi Andrews (Democratic)[131]Dan Belforti (Libertarian)[131]Michael Callis (Republican)[131]Paul Cardinal (Democratic)[131]Bruce Crochetiere (Republican)[131]Jeffory Denaro (Republican)[131]Eddie Edwards (Republican)[131]Mark MacKenzie (Democratic)[131]Andy Martin (Republican)[131]William Martin (Democratic)[131]Deaglan McEachern (Democratic)[131]Mindi Messmer (Democratic)[131]Terence O'Rourke (Democratic)[131]Chris Pappas (Democratic)[131]Andy Sanborn (Republican)[132]Levi Sanders (Democratic)[131]Lincoln Soldati (Democratic)[131]Maura Sullivan (Democratic)[131]

New Hampshire 2

D+2

Ann McLane Kuster

Democratic

2012

Incumbent running.

Tom Alciere (Libertarian)[131]Brian Belanger (Republican)[131]Gerald Beloin (Republican)[131]Lynne Blankenbeker (Republican)[131]Robert Burns (Republican)[131]Stewart Levenson (Republican)[131]Ann McLane Kuster (Democratic)[131]Jay Mercer (Republican)[131]Steve Negron (Republican)[131]Justin O'Donnell (Libertarian)[131]

text: New Jersey[edit]

text:
District

Incumbent

Results

Candidates

Location

2017PVI

Representative

Party

Firstelected

New Jersey 1

D+13

Donald Norcross

Democratic

2014

Incumbent renominated.

Paul Dilks (Republican)[133]Donald Norcross (Democratic)[133]

New Jersey 2

R+1

Frank LoBiondo

Republican

1994

Incumbent retiring.

Seth Grossman (Republican)[133]Jeff Van Drew (Democratic)[133]

New Jersey 3

R+2

Tom MacArthur

Republican

2014

Incumbent renominated.

Andy Kim (Democratic)[133]Tom MacArthur (Republican)[133]

New Jersey 4

R+8

Chris Smith

Republican

1980

Incumbent renominated.

Chris Smith (Republican)[133]Edward Stackhouse (Independent)[134]Josh Welle (Democratic)[133]

New Jersey 5

R+3

Josh Gottheimer

Democratic

2016

Incumbent renominated.

Josh Gottheimer (Democratic)[133]John McCann (Republican)[133]

New Jersey 6

D+9

Frank Pallone

Democratic

1988

Incumbent renominated.

Frank Pallone (Democratic)[133]Rich Pezzullo (Republican)[133]

New Jersey 7

R+3

Leonard Lance

Republican

2008

Incumbent renominated.

Leonard Lance (Republican)[133]Tom Malinowski (Democratic)[133]

New Jersey 8

D+27

Albio Sires

Democratic

2006

Incumbent renominated.

John Muniz (Republican)[133]Albio Sires (Democratic)[133]

New Jersey 9

D+16

Bill Pascrell

Democratic

1996

Incumbent renominated.

Eric Fisher (Republican)[133]Bill Pascrell (Democratic)[133]

New Jersey 10

D+36

Donald Payne

Democratic

2012

Incumbent renominated.

Agha Khan (Republican)[133]Donald Payne (Democratic)[133]

New Jersey 11

R+3

Rodney Frelinghuysen

Republican

1994

Incumbent retiring.

Mikie Sherrill (Democratic)[133]Jay Webber (Republican)[133]

New Jersey 12

D+16

Bonnie Watson Coleman

Democratic

2014

Incumbent renominated.

Daryl Kipnis (Republican)[133]Bonnie Watson Coleman (Democratic)[133]

text: New Mexico[edit]

text:
District

Incumbent

Results

Candidates

Location

2017PVI

Representative

Party

Firstelected

New Mexico 1

D+7

Michelle Luján Grisham

Democratic

2012

Incumbent retiring to run for Governor.

Janice Arnold-Jones (Republican)[135]Debra Haaland (Democratic)[135]Lloyd Princeton (Libertarian)[135]

New Mexico 2

R+6

Steve Pearce

Republican

2010

Incumbent retiring to run for Governor.

Yvette Herrell (Republican)[135]Xochitl Torres Small (Democratic)[135]

New Mexico 3

D+8

Ben Ray Luján

Democratic

2008

Incumbent renominated.

Ben Ray Luján (Democratic)[135]Christopher Manning (Libertarian)[135]Jerald McFall (Republican)[135]

text: New York[edit]

text:
District

Incumbent

Results

Candidates

Location

2017PVI

Representative

Party

Firstelected

New York 1

R+5

Lee Zeldin

Republican

2014

Incumbent renominated.

Perry Gershon (Democratic)[136]Lee Zeldin (Republican)[137]

New York 2

R+3

Peter King

Republican

1992

Incumbent renominated.

Liuba Grechen Shirley (Democratic)[136]Peter King (Republican)[138]

New York 3

D+1

Tom Suozzi

Democratic

2016

Incumbent renominated.

Dan DeBono (Republican)[138]Tom Suozzi (Democratic)[138]

New York 4

D+4

Kathleen Rice

Democratic

2014

Incumbent renominated.

Ameer Benno (Republican)[137]Kathleen Rice (Democratic)[137]

New York 5

D+37

Gregory Meeks

Democratic

1998

Incumbent renominated.

Gregory Meeks (Democratic)[136]

New York 6

D+16

Grace Meng

Democratic

2012

Incumbent renominated.

Tom Hillgardner (Green)[139]Grace Meng (Democratic)[139]

New York 7

D+38

Nydia Velázquez

Democratic

1992

Incumbent renominated.

Joseph Lieberman (Conservative)[139]Nydia Velázquez (Democratic)[139]

New York 8

D+36

Hakeem Jeffries

Democratic

2012

Incumbent renominated.

Hakeem Jeffries (Democratic)[139]Ernest Johnson (Conservative)[139]Jessica White (Reform)[139]

New York 9

D+34

Yvette Clarke

Democratic

2006

Incumbent renominated.

Joel Anabilah-Azumah (Reform)[139]Yvette Clarke (Democratic)[136]Lutchi Gayot (Republican)[139]

New York 10

D+26

Jerry Nadler

Democratic

1992

Incumbent renominated.

Naomi Levin (Republican)[139]Jerry Nadler (Democratic)[139]

New York 11

R+3

Dan Donovan

Republican

2015 (Special)

Incumbent renominated.

Henry Bardel (Green)[139]Dan Donovan (Republican)[136]Max Rose (Democratic)[136]

New York 12

D+31

Carolyn Maloney

Democratic

1992

Incumbent renominated.

Scott Hutchins (Green)[139]Carolyn Maloney (Democratic)[136]Eliot Rabin (Republican)[139]

New York 13

D+43

Adriano Espaillat

Democratic

2016

Incumbent renominated.

Jineea Butler (Republican)[139]Adriano Espaillat (Democratic)[139]

New York 14

D+29

Joe Crowley

Democratic

1998

Incumbent lost renomination.

James Dillon (Reform)[139]Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (Democratic)[136]Anthony Pappas (Republican)[139]Elizabeth Perri (Conservative)[139]Joe Crowley (Working Families)[139]

New York 15

D+44

José Serrano

Democratic

1990

Incumbent renominated.

Jason Gonzalez (Republican)[139]José Serrano (Democratic)[139]

New York 16

D+24

Eliot Engel

Democratic

1988

Incumbent renominated.

Eliot Engel (Democratic)[136]

New York 17

D+7

Nita Lowey

Democratic

1988

Incumbent renominated.

Joe Ciardullo (Reform)[138]Nita Lowey (Democratic)[138]

New York 18

R+1

Sean Patrick Maloney

Democratic

2012

Incumbent renominated.

Sean Patrick Maloney (Democratic)[138]James O'Donnell (Republican)[138]

New York 19

R+2

John Faso

Republican

2016

Incumbent renominated.

Antonio Delgado (Democratic)[136]John Faso (Republican)[138]Steven Greenfield (Green)[138]Diane Neal (Independent)[140]

New York 20

D+7

Paul Tonko

Democratic

2008

Incumbent renominated.

Paul Tonko (Democratic)[138]Francis Vitollo (Republican)[138]

New York 21

R+4

Elise Stefanik

Republican

2014

Incumbent renominated.

Tedra Cobb (Democratic)[136]Lynn Kahn (Green)[138]Elise Stefanik (Republican)[138]

New York 22

R+6

Claudia Tenney

Republican

2016

Incumbent renominated.

Anthony Brindisi (Democratic)[138]Claudia Tenney (Republican)[138]

New York 23

R+6

Tom Reed

Republican

2010

Incumbent renominated.

J.G. Hertzler (Independent)[141]Tracy Mitrano (Democratic)[136]Tom Reed (Republican)[138]

New York 24

D+3

John Katko

Republican

2014

Incumbent renominated.

Dana Balter (Democratic)[136]Bill Bass (Independent)[142]John Katko (Republican)[138]

New York 25

D+8

TBD

TBD

2018 (Special)

TBD

Jim Maxwell (Republican)[143]Joe Morelle (Democratic)[136]

New York 26

D+11

Brian Higgins

Democratic

2004

Incumbent renominated.

Brian Higgins (Democratic)[138]Renee Zeno (Republican)[138]

New York 27

R+11

Chris Collins

Republican

2012

Incumbent renominated, but announced that he would withdraw.[144]

David Bellavia (Republican)[145]Chris Collins (Republican)[138]Nate McMurray (Democratic)[138]Stefan Mychajliw (Republican)[144]Carl Paladino (Republican)[146]Larry Piegza (Reform)[138]Michael Zak (Green)[138]

text: North Carolina[edit]

text:
District

Incumbent

Results

Candidates

Location

2017PVI

Representative

Party

Firstelected

North Carolina 1

D+17

G. K. Butterfield

Democratic

2004 (Special)

Incumbent renominated.

Roger Allison (Republican)[147]G. K. Butterfield (Democratic)[147]

North Carolina 2

R+7

George Holding

Republican

2012

Incumbent renominated.

Linda Coleman (Democratic)[147]George Holding (Republican)[147]Jeff Matemu (Libertarian)[147]

North Carolina 3

R+12

Walter Jones

Republican

1994

Incumbent renominated.

Walter Jones (Republican)[147]

North Carolina 4

D+17

David Price

Democratic

1996

Incumbent renominated.

Barbara Howe (Libertarian)[147]David Price (Democratic)[147]Steve Von Loor (Republican)[147]

North Carolina 5

R+10

Virginia Foxx

Republican

2004

Incumbent renominated.

DD Adams (Democratic)[147]Virginia Foxx (Republican)[147]

North Carolina 6

R+9

Mark Walker

Republican

2014

Incumbent renominated.

Mark Walker (Republican)[147]Ryan Watts (Democratic)[147]

North Carolina 7

R+9

David Rouzer

Republican

2014

Incumbent renominated.

Kyle Horton (Democratic)[147]David Rouzer (Republican)[147]

North Carolina 8

R+8

Richard Hudson

Republican

2012

Incumbent renominated.

Richard Hudson (Republican)[147]Frank McNeill (Democratic)[147]

North Carolina 9

R+8

Robert Pittenger

Republican

2012

Incumbent lost renomination.

Mark Harris (Republican)[147]Dan McCready (Democratic)[147]

North Carolina 10

R+12

Patrick McHenry

Republican

2004

Incumbent renominated.

David Brown (Democratic)[147]Patrick McHenry (Republican)[147]

North Carolina 11

R+14

Mark Meadows

Republican

2012

Incumbent renominated.

Clifton Ingram (Libertarian)[147]Mark Meadows (Republican)[147]Phillip Price (Democratic)[147]

North Carolina 12

D+18

Alma Adams

Democratic

2014

Incumbent renominated.

Alma Adams (Democratic)[147]Paul Wright (Republican)[147]

North Carolina 13

R+6

Ted Budd

Republican

2016

Incumbent renominated.

Tom Bailey (Libertarian)[147]Ted Budd (Republican)[147]Kathy Manning (Democratic)[147]

text: North Dakota[edit]

text:
District

Incumbent

Results

Candidates

Location

2017PVI

Representative

Party

Firstelected

North Dakota at-large

R+16

Kevin Cramer

Republican

2012

Incumbent retiring to run for U.S. Senator.

Kelly Armstrong (Republican)[148]Mac Schneider (Democratic)[148]

text: Ohio[edit]

text:
District

Incumbent

Results

Candidates

Location

2017PVI

Representative

Party

Firstelected

Ohio 1

R+5

Steve Chabot

Republican

2010

Incumbent renominated.

Steve Chabot (Republican)[149]Aftab Pureval (Democratic)[150]

Ohio 2

R+9

Brad Wenstrup

Republican

2012

Incumbent renominated.

Steve Myers (Independent)[151]Jill Schiller (Democratic)[152]Brad Wenstrup (Republican)[153]

Ohio 3

D+19

Joyce Beatty

Democratic

2012

Incumbent renominated.

Joyce Beatty (Democratic)[149]James Burgess (Republican)[149]

Ohio 4

R+14

Jim Jordan

Republican

2006

Incumbent renominated.

Janet Garrett (Democratic)[154]Jim Jordan (Republican)[155]

Ohio 5

R+11

Bob Latta

Republican

2006

Incumbent renominated.

Michael Galbraith (Democratic)[156]Bob Latta (Republican)[157]

Ohio 6

R+16

Bill Johnson

Republican

2010

Incumbent renominated.

Bill Johnson (Republican)[citation needed]Shawna Roberts (Democratic)[158]

Ohio 7

R+12

Bob Gibbs

Republican

2010

Incumbent renominated.

Bob Gibbs (Republican)[155]Ken Harbaugh (Democratic)[159]

Ohio 8

R+17

Warren Davidson

Republican

2016 (Special)

Incumbent renominated.

Warren Davidson (Republican)[149]Vanessa Enoch (Democratic)[149]

Ohio 9

D+14

Marcy Kaptur

Democratic

1982

Incumbent renominated.

Marcy Kaptur (Democratic)[155]Steve Kraus (Republican)[155]

Ohio 10

R+4

Mike Turner

Republican

2002

Incumbent renominated.

Theresa Gasper (Democratic)[160]Mike Turner (Republican)[149]

Ohio 11

D+32

Marcia Fudge

Democratic

2006

Incumbent renominated.

Marcia Fudge (Democratic)[155]Beverly Goldstein (Republican)[155]

Ohio 12

R+7

Vacant

Incumbent resigned.New member to be elected.New member also to be elected August 7, 2018 to finish the term, see above.

Troy Balderson (Republican)[149]Joseph Mancik (Green)[149]Danny O'Connor (Democratic)[149]

Ohio 13

D+7

Tim Ryan

Democratic

2002

Incumbent renominated.

Chris DePizzo (Republican)[161]Tim Ryan (Democratic)[162]

Ohio 14

R+5

David Joyce

Republican

2012

Incumbent renominated.

David Joyce (Republican)[155]Betsy Rader (Democratic)[163]

Ohio 15

R+7

Steve Stivers

Republican

2010

Incumbent renominated.

Johnathan Miller (Independent)[f][165]Rick Neal (Democratic)[166]Steve Stivers (Republican)[149]

Ohio 16

R+8

Jim Renacci

Republican

2010

Incumbent retiring to run for U.S. Senator.

Anthony Gonzalez (Republican)[167]Susan Moran Palmer (Democratic)[155]

text: Oklahoma[edit]

text:
District

Incumbent

Results

Candidates

Location

2017PVI

Representative

Party

Firstelected

Oklahoma 1

R+17

Vacant

Representative Jim Bridenstine (R) resigned April 23, 2018.[g]New member to be elected.

Amanda Douglas (Democratic)[168]Tim Gilpin (Democratic)[168]Tim Harris (Republican)[168]Kevin Hern (Republican)[168]

Oklahoma 2

R+24

Markwayne Mullin

Republican

2012

Incumbent renominated.

Richard Castaldo (Libertarian)[168]John Foreman (Independent)[168]Markwayne Mullin (Republican)[168]Jason Nichols (Democratic)[168]Clay Padgett (Democratic)[168]

Oklahoma 3

R+27

Frank Lucas

Republican

1994

Incumbent renominated.

Frank Lucas (Republican)[168]Frankie Robbins (Democratic)[168]

Oklahoma 4

R+20

Tom Cole

Republican

2002

Incumbent renominated.

Mary Brannon (Democratic)[168]Tom Cole (Republican)[168]Fred Gipson (Democratic)[168]Ruby Peters (Independent)[168]

Oklahoma 5

R+10

Steve Russell

Republican

2014

Incumbent renominated.

Tom Guild (Democratic)[168]Kendra Horn (Democratic)[168]Steve Russell (Republican)[168]

text: Oregon[edit]

text:
District

Incumbent

Results

Candidates

Location

2017PVI

Representative

Party

Firstelected

Oregon 1

D+9

Suzanne Bonamici

Democratic

2012 (Special)

Incumbent renominated.

Suzanne Bonamici (Democratic)[169]John Verbeek (Republican)[169]

Oregon 2

R+11

Greg Walden

Republican

1998

Incumbent renominated.

Jamie McLeod-Skinner (Democratic)[169]Greg Walden (Republican)[169]

Oregon 3

D+24

Earl Blumenauer

Democratic

1996

Incumbent renominated.

Earl Blumenauer (Democratic)[169]Marc Koller (Independent)[170]

Oregon 4

EVEN

Peter DeFazio

Democratic

1986

Incumbent renominated.

Peter DeFazio (Democratic)[169]Art Robinson (Republican)[169]

Oregon 5

EVEN

Kurt Schrader

Democratic

2008

Incumbent renominated.

Mark Callahan (Republican)[169]Kurt Schrader (Democratic)[169]

text: Pennsylvania[edit]

text:
District

Incumbent

Results

Candidates

Location

2017PVI

Representative

Party

Firstelected

Pennsylvania 1

R+1

Brian FitzpatrickRedistricted from the 8th district

Republican

2016

Incumbent renominated.

Brian Fitzpatrick (Republican)[45]Scott Wallace (Democratic)[45]

Pennsylvania 2

D+25

Brendan BoyleRedistricted from the 13th district

Democratic

2014

Incumbent renominated.

Brendan Boyle (Democratic)[45]David Torres (Republican)[45]

Pennsylvania 3

D+41

Bob BradyRedistricted from the 1st district

Democratic

1998 (Special)

Incumbent retiring.

Dwight Evans (Democratic)[45]Bryan Leib (Republican)[45]

Dwight EvansRedistricted from the 2nd district

Democratic

2016

Incumbent renominated.

Pennsylvania 4

D+7

Open seat

Incumbent running in the 10th district.

Dan David (Republican)[45]Madeleine Dean (Democratic)[45]

Pennsylvania 5

D+13

Vacant

Pat Meehan (R) resigned April 27, 2018.

Pearl Kim (Republican)[45]Mary Gay Scanlon (Democratic)[45]

Pennsylvania 6

D+2

Ryan Costello

Republican

2014

Incumbent retiring.

Chrissy Houlahan (Democratic)[45]Greg McCauley (Republican)[45]

Pennsylvania 7

D+1

Vacant

Charlie Dent (R) resigned May 12, 2018.

Marty Nothstein (Republican)[45]Susan Wild (Democratic)[45]

Pennsylvania 8

R+1

Matt CartwrightRedistricted from the 17th district

Democratic

2012

Incumbent renominated.

Matt Cartwright (Democratic)[45]John Chrin (Republican)[45]

Pennsylvania 9

R+14

Lou BarlettaRedistricted from the 11th district

Republican

2010

Incumbent retiring to run for U.S. Senator.

Dan Meuser (Republican)[45]Denny Wolff (Democratic)[45]

Pennsylvania 10

R+6

Scott PerryRedistricted from the 4th district

Republican

2012

Incumbent renominated.

Scott Perry (Republican)[45]George Scott (Democratic)[45]

Pennsylvania 11

R+14

Lloyd SmuckerRedistricted from the 16th district

Republican

2016

Incumbent renominated.

Drew Anderson (Independent)[171]Jess King (Democratic)[45]Lloyd Smucker (Republican)[45]

Pennsylvania 12

R+17

Tom MarinoRedistricted from the 10th district

Republican

2010

Incumbent renominated.

Marc Friedenberg (Democratic)[45]Jerry Kairnes (Independent)[172]Tom Marino (Republican)[45]

Pennsylvania 13

R+22

Bill ShusterRedistricted from the 9th district

Republican

2002

Incumbent retiring.

John Joyce (Republican)[45]Brent Ottaway (Democratic)[45]

Pennsylvania 14

R+14

Open seat

Incumbent running in the 17th district.

Bibiana Boerio (Democratic)[45]Guy Reschenthaler (Republican)[45]

Pennsylvania 15

R+20

Glenn ThompsonRedistricted from the 5th district

Republican

2008

Incumbent renominated.

Susan Boser (Democratic)[45]Glenn Thompson (Republican)[45]

Pennsylvania 16

R+8

Mike KellyRedistricted from the 3rd district

Republican

2010

Incumbent renominated.

Mike Kelly (Republican)[45]Ron DiNicola (Democratic)[45]

Pennsylvania 17

R+3

Keith RothfusRedistricted from the 12th district

Republican

2012

Incumbent renominated.

Conor Lamb (Democratic)[45]Keith Rothfus (Republican)[45]

Conor LambRedistricted from the 18th district

Democratic

2018 (Special)

Incumbent renominated.

Pennsylvania 18

D+13

Mike DoyleRedistricted from the 14th district

Democratic

1994

Incumbent renominated.

Mike Doyle (Democratic)[45]

text: Rhode Island[edit]

text:
District

Incumbent

Results

Candidates

Location

2017PVI

Representative

Party

Firstelected

Rhode Island 1

D+16

David Cicilline

Democratic

2010

Incumbent running.

David Cicilline (Democratic)[173]Patrick Donovan (Republican)[173]Daniel Joseph Guilmette (Independent)[173]Hamlet Lopez (Democratic)[173]Frederick Wysocki (Republican)[173]Christopher Young (Democratic)[173]

Rhode Island 2

D+6

James Langevin

Democratic

2000

Incumbent running.

Sal Caiozzo (Republican)[173]James Langevin (Democratic)[173]

text: South Carolina[edit]

text:
District

Incumbent

Results

Candidates

Location

2017PVI

Representative

Party

Firstelected

South Carolina 1

R+10

Mark Sanford

Republican

2013 (Special)

Incumbent lost renomination.

Katie Arrington (Republican)[174]Joe Cunningham (Democratic)[174]

South Carolina 2

R+12

Joe Wilson

Republican

2001

Incumbent renominated.

Sean Carrigan (Democratic)[174]Sonny Narang (American)[174]Joe Wilson (Republican)[174]

South Carolina 3

R+19

Jeff Duncan

Republican

2010

Incumbent renominated.

Jeff Duncan (Republican)[174]Mary Geren (Democratic)[174]Dave Moore (American)[174]

South Carolina 4

R+15

Trey Gowdy

Republican

2010

Incumbent retiring.

Brandon Brown (Democratic)[174]Guy Furay (American)[174]William Timmons (Republican)[174]

South Carolina 5

R+9

Ralph Norman

Republican

2017 (Special)

Incumbent renominated.

Michael Chandler (Constitution)[174]Ralph Norman (Republican)[174]Archie Parnell (Democratic)[174]

South Carolina 6

D+19

Jim Clyburn

Democratic

1992

Incumbent renominated.

Jim Clyburn (Democratic)[174]Gerhan Gressmann (Republican)[174]Bryan Pugh (Green)[174]

South Carolina 7

R+9

Tom Rice

Republican

2012

Incumbent renominated.

Tom Rice (Republican)[174]Robert Williams (Democratic)[174]Dick Withington (Libertarian)[174]

text: South Dakota[edit]

text:
District

Incumbent

Results

Candidates

Location

2017PVI

Representative

Party

Firstelected

South Dakota at-large

R+14

Kristi Noem

Republican

2010

Incumbent retiring to run for Governor.

Tim Bjorkman (Democratic)[175]George Hendrickson (Libertarian)[176]Dusty Johnson (Republican)[175]

text: Tennessee[edit]

text:
District

Incumbent

Results

Candidates

Location

2017PVI

Representative

Party

Firstelected

Tennessee 1

R+28

Phil Roe

Republican

2008

Incumbent renominated.

Marty Olsen (Democratic)[177]Phil Roe (Republican)[177]Michael Salyer (Independent)[177]

Tennessee 2

R+20

Jimmy Duncan

Republican

1988 (Special)

Incumbent retiring.

Tim Burchett (Republican)[177]Jeffrey Grunau (Independent)[177]Renee Hoyos (Democratic)[177]Greg Samples (Independent)[f][178][177]Allen Smith (Independent)[177]Marc Whitmire (Independent)[177]

Tennessee 3

R+18

Chuck Fleischmann

Republican

2010

Incumbent renominated.

Chuck Fleischmann (Republican)[177]Danielle Mitchell (Democratic)[177]Rick Tyler (Independent)[177]

Tennessee 4

R+20

Scott DesJarlais

Republican

2010

Incumbent renominated.

Scott DesJarlais (Republican)[177]Mariah Phillips (Democratic)[177]Michael Shupe (Independent)[177]

Tennessee 5

D+7

Jim Cooper

Democratic

2002

Incumbent renominated.

Jody Ball (Republican)[177]Jim Cooper (Democratic)[177]

Tennessee 6

R+24

Diane Black

Republican

2010

Incumbent retiring to run for Governor.

Dawn Barlow (Democratic)[177]Lloyd Dunn (Independent)[177]John Rose (Republican)[177]David Ross (Independent)[f][179][177]

Tennessee 7

R+20

Marsha Blackburn

Republican

2002

Incumbent retiring to run for U.S. Senator.

Mark Green (Republican)[177]Justin Kanew (Democratic)[177]Lenny Ladner (Independent)[177]Brent Legendre (Independent)[177]

Tennessee 8

R+19

David Kustoff

Republican

2016

Incumbent renominated.

John Boatner (Democratic)[177]James Hart (Independent)[177]David Kustoff (Republican)[177]Erika Stotts Pearson (Democratic)[177]

Tennessee 9

D+28

Steve Cohen

Democratic

2006

Incumbent renominated.

Leo AwGoWhat (Independent)[177]Charlotte Bergmann (Republican)[177]Steve Cohen (Democratic)[177]

text: Texas[edit]

text:
District

Incumbent

Results

Candidates

Location

2017PVI

Representative

Party

Firstelected

Texas 1

R+25

Louie Gohmert

Republican

2004

Incumbent renominated.

Jeff Callaway (Libertarian)[180]Louie Gohmert (Republican)[181]Shirley McKellar (Democratic)[181]

Texas 2

R+11

Ted Poe

Republican

2004

Incumbent retiring.

Dan Crenshaw (Republican)[181]Scott Cubbler (Independent)[182]Patrick Gunnels (Libertarian)[180]Todd Litton (Democratic)[181]

Texas 3

R+13

Sam Johnson

Republican

1991

Incumbent retiring.

Lorie Burch (Democratic)[181]Christopher Claytor (Libertarian)[180]Van Taylor (Republican)[181]

Texas 4

R+28

John Ratcliffe

Republican

2014

Incumbent renominated.

Ken Ashby (Libertarian)[180]Catherine Krantz (Democratic)[181]John Ratcliffe (Republican)[181]

Texas 5

R+16

Jeb Hensarling

Republican

2002

Incumbent retiring.

Lance Gooden (Republican)[181]Dan Wood (Democratic)[181]

Texas 6

R+9

Joe Barton

Republican

1984

Incumbent retiring.

Jason Allen Harber (Libertarian)[180]Jana Lynne Sanchez (Democratic)[181]Ron Wright (Republican)[181]

Texas 7

R+7

John Culberson

Republican

2000

Incumbent renominated.

John Culberson (Republican)[181]Lizzie Pannill Fletcher (Democratic)[181]

Texas 8

R+28

Kevin Brady

Republican

1996

Incumbent renominated.

Kevin Brady (Republican)[181]Steven David (Democratic)[181]Chris Duncan (Libertarian)[180]

Texas 9

D+29

Al Green

Democratic

2004

Incumbent renominated.

Al Green (Democratic)[181]Benjamin Hernandez (Independent)[182]Phil Kurtz (Libertarian)[180]Kesha Rogers (Independent)[182]

Texas 10

R+9

Michael McCaul

Republican

2004

Incumbent renominated.

Michael McCaul (Republican)[181]Mike Ryan (Libertarian)[180]Mike Siegel (Democratic)[181]

Texas 11

R+32

Mike Conaway

Republican

2004

Incumbent renominated.

Mike Conaway (Republican)[181]Jennie Lou Leeder (Democratic)[181]Rhett Rosenquest Smith (Libertarian)[180]

Texas 12

R+18

Kay Granger

Republican

1996

Incumbent renominated.

Vanessa Adia (Democratic)[181]Kay Granger (Republican)[181]Jacob Leddy (Libertarian)[180]

Texas 13

R+33

Mac Thornberry

Republican

1994

Incumbent renominated.

Calvin DeWeese (Libertarian)[180]Greg Sagan (Democratic)[181]Mac Thornberry (Republican)[181]

Texas 14

R+12

Randy Weber

Republican

2012

Incumbent renominated.

Adrienne Bell (Democratic)[181]Don Conley III (Libertarian)[180]Randy Weber (Republican)[181]

Texas 15

D+7

Vicente González

Democratic

2016

Incumbent renominated.

Anthony Cristo (Libertarian)[180]Vicente González (Democratic)[181]Tim Westley (Republican)[181]

Texas 16

D+17

Beto O'Rourke

Democratic

2012

Incumbent retiring to run for U.S. Senator.

Veronica Escobar (Democratic)[181]Ben Mendoze (Independent)[182]Rick Seeberger (Republican)[181]

Texas 17

R+12

Bill Flores

Republican

2010

Incumbent renominated.

Peter Churchman (Libertarian)[180]Bill Flores (Republican)[181]Rick Kennedy (Democratic)[181]

Texas 18

D+27

Sheila Jackson Lee

Democratic

1994

Incumbent renominated.

Sheila Jackson Lee (Democratic)[181]Ava Pate (Republican)[181]Luke Spencer (Libertarian)[180]

Texas 19

R+27

Jodey Arrington

Republican

2016

Incumbent renominated.

Jodey Arrington (Republican)[181]Miguel Levario (Democratic)[181]

Texas 20

D+10

Joaquín Castro

Democratic

2012

Incumbent renominated.

Jeffrey Blunt (Libertarian)[180]Joaquín Castro (Democratic)[181]

Texas 21

R+10

Lamar Smith

Republican

1986

Incumbent retiring.

Joseph Kopser (Democratic)[181]Chip Roy (Republican)[181]Lee Santos (Libertarian)[180]

Texas 22

R+10

Pete Olson

Republican

2008

Incumbent renominated.

Sri Preston Kulkarni (Democratic)[181]John McElligott (Libertarian)[180]Pete Olson (Republican)[181]Kellen Sweny (Independent)[182]

Texas 23

R+1

Will Hurd

Republican

2014

Incumbent renominated.

Ruben Corvalan (Libertarian)[180]Will Hurd (Republican)[181]Gina Ortiz Jones (Democratic)[181]

Texas 24

R+9

Kenny Marchant

Republican

2004

Incumbent renominated.

Mike Kolls (Libertarian)[180]Kenny Marchant (Republican)[181]Jan McDowell (Democratic)[181]

Texas 25

R+11

Roger Williams

Republican

2012

Incumbent renominated.

Desarae Lindsey (Libertarian)[180]Martin Luecke (Independent)[182]Julie Oliver (Democratic)[181]Roger Williams (Republican)[181]

Texas 26

R+18

Michael Burgess

Republican

2002

Incumbent renominated.

Mark Boler (Libertarian)[180]Michael Burgess (Republican)[181]Linsey Fagan (Democratic)[181]

Texas 27

R+13

Michael Cloud

Republican

2018 (Special)

Incumbent nominated before winning special election.

Michael Cloud (Republican)[181]James Duerr (Independent)[182]Eric Holguin (Democratic)[181]Daniel Tinus (Libertarian)[180]

Texas 28

D+9

Henry Cuellar

Democratic

2004

Incumbent renominated.

Henry Cuellar (Democratic)[181]Arthur Thomas IV (Libertarian)[180]

Texas 29

D+19

Gene Green

Democratic

1992

Incumbent retiring.

Phillip Aronoff (Republican)[181]Cullen Burns (Libertarian)[180]Sylvia Garcia (Democratic)[181]

Texas 30

D+29

Eddie Bernice Johnson

Democratic

1992

Incumbent renominated.

Eddie Bernice Johnson (Democratic)[181]Shawn Jones (Libertarian)[180]

Texas 31

R+10

John Carter

Republican

2002

Incumbent renominated.

John Carter (Republican)[181]Mary Jennings Hegar (Democratic)[181]Jason Hope (Libertarian)[180]

Texas 32

R+5

Pete Sessions

Republican

1996

Incumbent renominated.

Colin Allred (Democratic)[181]Melina Baker (Libertarian)[180]Pete Sessions (Republican)[181]

Texas 33

D+23

Marc Veasey

Democratic

2012

Incumbent renominated.

Willie Billups (Republican)[181]Jason Reeves (Libertarian)[180]Marc Veasey (Democratic)[181]

Texas 34

D+10

Filemon Vela Jr.

Democratic

2012

Incumbent renominated.

Rey Gonzalez (Republican)[181]Filemon Vela Jr. (Democratic)[181]

Texas 35

D+15

Lloyd Doggett

Democratic

1994

Incumbent renominated.

Lloyd Doggett (Democratic)[181]David Smalling (Republican)[181]Clark Patterson (Libertarian)[180]

Texas 36

R+26

Brian Babin

Republican

2014

Incumbent renominated.

Brian Babin (Republican)[181]Dayna Steele (Democratic)[181]

text: Utah[edit]

text:
District

Incumbent

Results

Candidates

Location

2017PVI

Representative

Party

Firstelected

Utah 1

R+26

Rob Bishop

Republican

2002

Incumbent renominated.

Rob Bishop (Republican)[183]Lee Castillo (Democratic)[184]Adam Davis (Green)[184]Eric Eliason (United Utah)[184]

Utah 2

R+16

Chris Stewart

Republican

2012

Incumbent renominated.

Jan Garbett (United Utah)[184]Shireen Ghorbani (Democratic)[184]Chris Stewart (Republican)[183]Jeffrey Whipple (Libertarian)[184]

Utah 3

R+25

John Curtis

Republican

2017 (Special)

Incumbent renominated.

John Curtis (Republican)[184]Gregory Duerden (Independent American)[184]Melanie McCoard (United Utah)[184]James Singer (Democratic)[184]

Utah 4

R+13

Mia Love

Republican

2014

Incumbent renominated.

Mia Love (Republican)[184]Ben McAdams (Democratic)[184]

text: Vermont[edit]

text:
District

Incumbent

Results

Candidates

Location

2017PVI

Representative

Party

Firstelected

Vermont at-large

D+15

Peter Welch

Democratic

2006

Incumbent running.

Dan Freilich (Democratic)[185]Ben Mitchell (Democratic)[185]H. Brooke Paige (Republican)[185]Anya Tynio (Republican)[185]Peter Welch (Democratic)[185]

text: Virginia[edit]

text:
District

Incumbent

Results

Candidates

Location

2017PVI

Representative

Party

Firstelected

Virginia 1

R+8

Rob Wittman

Republican

2007 (Special)

Incumbent renominated.

Vangie Williams (Democratic)[186]Rob Wittman (Republican)[187]

Virginia 2

R+3

Scott Taylor

Republican

2016

Incumbent renominated.

Elaine Luria (Democratic)[186]Scott Taylor (Republican)[188]

Virginia 3

D+16

Bobby Scott

Democratic

1992

Incumbent renominated.

Bobby Scott (Democratic)[187]

Virginia 4

D+10

Donald McEachin

Democratic

2016

Incumbent renominated.

Ryan McAdams (Republican)[188]Donald McEachin (Democratic)[187]Pete Wells (Libertarian)[189]

Virginia 5

R+6

Tom Garrett

Republican

2016

Incumbent retiring.

Leslie Cockburn (Democratic)[190]Denver Riggleman (Republican)[191]

Virginia 6

R+13

Bob Goodlatte

Republican

1992

Incumbent retiring.

Ben Cline (Republican)[192]Jennifer Lewis (Democratic)[186]

Virginia 7

R+6

Dave Brat

Republican

2014

Incumbent renominated.

Dave Brat (Republican)[193]Abigail Spanberger (Democratic)[186]Joe Walton (Libertarian)[189]Helen Alli (Modern Whig)[194]

Virginia 8

D+21

Don Beyer

Democratic

2014

Incumbent renominated.

Don Beyer (Democratic)[187]Thomas Oh (Republican)[195]

Virginia 9

R+19

Morgan Griffith

Republican

2010

Incumbent renominated.

Anthony Flaccavento (Democratic)[186]Morgan Griffith (Republican)[187]Scott Blankenship (Independent)[196]

Virginia 10

D+1

Barbara Comstock

Republican

2014

Incumbent renominated.

Barbara Comstock (Republican)[188]Jennifer Wexton (Democratic)[186]

Virginia 11

D+15

Gerry Connolly

Democratic

2008

Incumbent renominated.

Gerry Connolly (Democratic)[187]Jeff Dove (Republican)[187]Stevan Porter (Libertarian)[197]Peter Carey (Modern Whig)[198]

text: Washington[edit]

text:
District

Incumbent

Results

Candidates

Location

2017PVI

Representative

Party

Firstelected

Washington 1

D+6

Suzan DelBene

Democratic

2012

Incumbent renominated.

Jeffrey Beeler (Republican)[199]Suzan DelBene (Democratic)[199]

Washington 2

D+10

Rick Larsen

Democratic

2000

Incumbent renominated.

Collin Richard Carlson (Democratic)[199]Rick Larsen (Democratic)[199]

Washington 3

R+4

Jaime Herrera Beutler

Republican

2010

Incumbent renominated.

Jaime Herrera Beutler (Republican)[199]Carolyn Long (Democratic)[199]

Washington 4

R+13

Dan Newhouse

Republican

2014

Incumbent renominated.

Christine Brown (Democratic)[199]Dan Newhouse (Republican)[199]

Washington 5

R+8

Cathy McMorris Rodgers

Republican

2004

Incumbent renominated.

Lisa Brown (Democratic)[199]Cathy McMorris Rodgers (Republican)[199]

Washington 6

D+6

Derek Kilmer

Democratic

2012

Incumbent renominated.

Douglas Dightman (Republican)[199]Derek Kilmer (Democratic)[199]

Washington 7

D+33

Pramila Jayapal

Democratic

2016

Incumbent renominated.

Pramila Jayapal (Democratic)[199]Craig Keller (Republican)[199]

Washington 8

EVEN

Dave Reichert

Republican

2004

Incumbent retiring.

Dino Rossi (Republican)[199]Kim Schrier (Democratic)[199][200]

Washington 9

D+21

Adam Smith

Democratic

1996

Incumbent renominated.

Adam Smith (Democratic)[199]Sarah Smith (Democratic)[199][200]

Washington 10

D+5

Denny Heck

Democratic

2012

Incumbent renominated.

Joseph Brumbles (Republican)[199]Denny Heck (Democratic)[199]

text: West Virginia[edit]

text:
District

Incumbent

Results

Candidates

Location

2017PVI

Representative

Party

Firstelected

West Virginia 1

R+19

David McKinley

Republican

2010

Incumbent renominated.

Kendra Fershee (Democratic)[201]David McKinley (Republican)[201]

West Virginia 2

R+17

Alex Mooney

Republican

2014

Incumbent renominated.

Daniel Lutz (Mountain)[202][203]Alex Mooney (Republican)[201]Talley Sergent (Democratic)[201]

West Virginia 3

R+23

Evan Jenkins

Republican

2014

Incumbent retiring to run for U.S. Senator.

Carol Miller (Republican)[201]Richard Ojeda (Democratic)[201]

text: Wisconsin[edit]

text:
District

Incumbent

Results

Candidates

Location

2017PVI

Representative

Party

Firstelected

Wisconsin 1

R+5

Paul Ryan

Republican

1998

Incumbent retiring.

Brad Boivin (Republican)[204]Randy Bryce (Democratic)[204]Cathy Myers (Democratic)[204]Paul Nehlen (Republican)[204]Nick Polce (Republican)[204]Jeremy Ryan (Republican)[204]Kevin Steen (Republican)[204]Bryan Steil (Republican)[204]Ken Yorgan (Independent)[204]

Wisconsin 2

D+18

Mark Pocan

Democratic

2012

Incumbent running.

Mark Pocan (Democratic)[204]

Wisconsin 3

EVEN

Ron Kind

Democratic

1996

Incumbent running.

Ron Kind (Democratic)[204]Steve Toft (Republican)[204]

Wisconsin 4

D+25

Gwen Moore

Democratic

2004

Incumbent running.

Gary George (Democratic)[204]Gwen Moore (Democratic)[204]Robert Raymond (Independent)[204]Tim Rogers (Republican)[204]Cindy Werner (Republican)[204]

Wisconsin 5

R+13

Jim Sensenbrenner

Republican

1978

Incumbent running.

Tom Palzewicz (Democratic)[204]Jim Sensenbrenner (Republican)[204]Jennifer Vipond (Republican)[204]

Wisconsin 6

R+8

Glenn Grothman

Republican

2014

Incumbent running.

Glenn Grothman (Republican)[204]Dan Kohl (Democratic)[204]

Wisconsin 7

R+8

Sean Duffy

Republican

2010

Incumbent running.

Ken Driessen (Direct Participatory Democracy)[204]Sean Duffy (Republican)[204]Margaret Engebretson (Democratic)[204]Brian Ewert (Democratic)[204]

Wisconsin 8

R+7

Mike Gallagher

Republican

2016

Incumbent running.

Mike Gallagher (Republican)[204]Beau Liegeois (Democratic)[204]

text: Wyoming[edit]

text:
District

Incumbent

Results

Candidates

Location

2017PVI

Representative

Party

Firstelected

Wyoming at-large

R+25

Liz Cheney

Republican

2016

Incumbent running.

Liz Cheney (Republican)[205]Travis Helm (Democratic)[205]Greg Hunter (Democratic)[205]Rod Miller (Republican)[205]Blake Stanley (Republican)[205]

text: Non-voting delegates[edit]

text:
Main article &delegate list

Location

Representative

Party

Firstelected

Incumbent status

Candidates

List

American Samoa at-large

Aumua Amata Radewagen

Republican

2014

Incumbent's intent undeclared.

None or unknown

List

District of Columbia at-large

Eleanor Holmes Norton

Democratic

1990

Incumbent renominated.

Eleanor Holmes Norton (Democratic)[206]Bruce Majors (Libertarian)[206]Erik Metzroh (Independent)[207]Natale "Lino" Stracuzzi (D.C. Statehood Green)[206]

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Guam at-large

Madeleine Bordallo

Democratic

2002

Incumbent running.

Madeleine Bordallo (Democratic)[208]Doris Flores Brooks (Republican)[208]Michael San Nicolas (Democratic)[208]

List

Northern Mariana Islands at-large

Gregorio Sablan

Independent

2008

Incumbent running.

Angel Demapan (Republican)[209]Gregorio Sablan (Independent)[209]

 List

United States Virgin Islands at-large

Stacey Plaskett

Democratic

2014

Incumbent running.

Stacey Plaskett[210]