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U.S. House election, 2004

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Elections to the 109th United States House of Representatives were held on November 2, 2004. The House of Representatives has 435 seats; in the 108th Congress, Republicans held 227 seats, Democrats held 205, with two Republican vacancies and one independent. As a consequence of this election, the 109th United States House of Representatives is composed of 232 Republicans, 202 Democrats and one independent, Bernard Sanders of Vermont (who usually votes with the Democrats). The Republicans built up their House majority by 3 seats (gaining 7 but losing 4).

Of the seven gross seats the Republicans gained, five can be attributed to a special redistricting plan in Texas led by Republican Representative Tom DeLay. His redistricting plan was put into action, turning five Democratic seats Republican. A mid-decade redistricting like this was unprecedented and controversial.

Outside of Texas, Democrats gained two seats net, gaining open seats in Colorado and New York and ousting incumbents in Georgia and Illinois. Republicans gained an open seat in Kentucky and ousted an incumbent in Indiana. A pair of seats in Louisiana swapped party control.

On the same date occurred:

Table showing incumbents for each district by party


Contents
1 Voting members

1.1 Alabama
1.2 Alaska
1.3 Arizona
1.4 Arkansas
1.5 California
1.6 Colorado
1.7 Connecticut
1.8 Delaware
1.9 Florida
1.10 Georgia
1.11 Hawaii
1.12 Idaho
1.13 Illinois
1.14 Indiana
1.15 Iowa
1.16 Kansas
1.17 Kentucky
1.18 Louisiana
1.19 Maine
1.20 Maryland
1.21 Massachusetts
1.22 Michigan
1.23 Minnesota
1.24 Mississippi
1.25 Missouri
1.26 Montana
1.27 Nebraska
1.28 Nevada
1.29 New Hampshire
1.30 New Jersey
1.31 New Mexico
1.32 New York
1.33 North Carolina
1.34 North Dakota
1.35 Ohio
1.36 Oklahoma
1.37 Oregon
1.38 Pennsylvania
1.39 Rhode Island
1.40 South Carolina
1.41 South Dakota
1.42 Tennessee
1.43 Texas
1.44 Utah
1.45 Vermont
1.46 Virginia
1.47 Washington
1.48 West Virginia
1.49 Wisconsin
1.50 Wyoming

2 Non-voting delegates
3 See also
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Voting members

Key to party abbreviations: C=Constitution, D=Democrat, G=Green, I=Independent, IP=Independence Party, L=Libertarian, R=Republican

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Alabama

Alabama congressional districts

DistrictIncumbentPartyElectedStatusResult
Alabama 1Jo BonnerRepublican2002RunningJo Bonner (R) 63%
Judy McCain Belk (D) 37%
Alabama 2Terry EverettRepublican1992RunningTerry Everett (R) 72%
Chuck James (D) 28%
Alabama 3Mike D. RogersRepublican2002RunningMike D. Rogers (R) 61%
Bill Fuller (D) 39%
Alabama 4Robert AderholtRepublican1996RunningRobert Aderholt (R) 75%
Carl Cole (D) 25%
Alabama 5Robert CramerDemocrat1990RunningRobert Cramer (D) 73%
Gerry Wallace (R) 27%
Alabama 6Spencer BachusRepublican 1992RunningSpencer Bachus (R) unopposed
Alabama 7Artur DavisDemocrat2002RunningArtur Davis (D) 75%
Steve Cameron (R) 25%
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Alaska

DistrictIncumbentPartyElectedStatusResult
Alaska At LargeDon YoungRepublican1973RunningDon Young (R) 72%
Thomas Higgins (D) 22%
Timothy Feller (G) 4%
Alvin Anders (L) 2%
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Arizona

Arizona congressional districts

DistrictIncumbentPartyElectedStatusResult
Arizona 1Rick RenziRepublican2002RunningRick Renzi (R) 59%
Paul Babbitt (D) 36%
John Crockett (L) 5%
Arizona 2Trent FranksRepublican2002RunningTrent Franks (R) 59%
Randy Camacho (D) 39%
Powell Gamill (L) 2%
Arizona 3John ShadeggRepublican1994RunningJohn Shadegg (R) 80%
Mark Yannone (L) 20%
Arizona 4Ed PastorDemocrat1990RunningEd Pastor (D) 70%
Don Karg (R) 26%
Gary Fallon (L) 4%
Arizona 5J. D. HayworthRepublican1994RunningJ. D. Hayworth (R) 60%
Elizabeth Rogers (D) 38%
Michael Kielsky (L) 2%
Arizona 6Jeff FlakeRepublican2000RunningJeff Flake (R) 79%
Craig Stritar (L) 21%
Arizona 7Raul GrijalvaDemocrat2002RunningRaul Grijalva (D) 61%
Joseph Sweeney (R) 34%
Dave Kaplan (L) 5%
Arizona 8Jim KolbeRepublican1984RunningJim Kolbe (R) 60%
Eva Bacal (D) 36%
Robert Anderson (L) 4%
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Arkansas

Arkansas congressional districts

DistrictIncumbentPartyElectedStatusResult
Arkansas 1Marion BerryDemocrat1996RunningMarion Berry (D) 67%
Vernon Humphrey (R) 33%
Arkansas 2Vic SnyderDemocrat1996RunningVic Snyder (D) 58%
Marvin Parks (R) 42%
Arkansas 3John BoozmanRepublican2000RunningJohn Boozman (R) 59%
Jan Judy (D) 38%
Dale Morfey (I) 3%
Arkansas 4Mike RossDemocrat2000RunningMike Ross (D) unopposed
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California

California congressional districts

DistrictIncumbentPartyElectedStatusResult
California 1Mike ThompsonDemocrat1998RunningMike Thompson (D) 67%
Lawrence Wiesner (R) 28%
Pamela Elizondo (G) 5%
California 2Wally HergerRepublican1988RunningWally Herger (R) 67%
Mike Johnson (D) 33%
California 3Doug OseRepublican1998RetiringDan Lungren (R) 62%
Gabe Castillo (D) 35%
D.A. Tuma (L) 3%
California 4John DoolittleRepublican1990RunningJohn Doolittle (R) 65%
Dave Winters (D) 35%
California 5Bob MatsuiDemocrat1978RunningBob Matsui (D) 72%
Mike Dugas (R) 23%
Pat Driscoll (G) 3%
John Reiger (PFP) 2%
California 6Lynn WoolseyDemocrat1992RunningLynn Woolsey (D) 72%
Paul Erikson (R) 28%
California 7George MillerDemocrat1974RunningGeorge Miller (D) 76%
Charles Hargrave (R) 24%
California 8Nancy PelosiDemocrat1986RunningNancy Pelosi (D) 85%
Jennifer DePalma (R) 12%
Leilani Dowell (I) 3%
Terry Baum (G) 2%
California 9Barbara LeeDemocrat1998RunningBarbara Lee (D) 84%
Claudia Bermudez (R) 13%
James Eyer (L) 3%
California 10Ellen TauscherDemocrat1996RunningEllen Tauscher (D) 65%
Jeff Ketelson (R) 35%
California 11Richard PomboRepublican1992RunningRichard Pombo (R) 61%
Jerry McNerney (D) 39%
California 12Tom LantosDemocrat1980RunningTom Lantos (D) 68%
Mike Garza (R) 21%
Patricia Gray (G) 9%
Harland Harrison (L) 2%
California 13Pete StarkDemocrat1972RunningPete Stark (D) 71%
George Bruno (R) 25%
Mark Stroberg (L) 4%
California 14Anna EshooDemocrat1992RunningAnna Eshoo (D) 70%
J. Chris Haugen (R) 26%
Brian Holtz (L) 4%
California 15Mike HondaDemocrat2000RunningMike Honda (D) 72%
Raymond Chukwu (R) 28%
California 16Zoe LofgrenDemocrat1994RunningZoe Lofgren (D) 71%
Douglas McNea (R) 26%
Markus Welch (L) 3%
California 17Sam FarrDemocrat1992RunningSam Farr (D) 67%
Mark Risley (R) 29%
Ray Glock-Greuneich (G) 2%
California 18Dennis CardozaDemocrat2002RunningDennis Cardoza (D) 67%
Charles Pringle (R) 33%
California 19George RadanovichRepublican1996RunningGeorge Radanovich (R) 66%
James Lex Bufford (D) 27%
Larry Mullen (G) 7%
California 20Cal DooleyDemocrat1990RetiringJim Costa (D) 54%
Roy Ashburn (R) 46%
California 21Devin NunesRepublican2000RunningDevin Nunes (R) 73%
Fred Davis (D) 27%
California 22Bill ThomasRepublican1978RunningBill Thomas (R) unopposed
California 23Lois CappsDemocrat1998RunningLois Capps (D) 63%
Don Regan (R) 34%
Michael Favorite (L) 3%
California 24Elton GalleglyRepublican1986RunningElton Gallegly (R) 63%
Brett Wagner (D) 34%
Stuart Bechman (G) 3%
California 25Howard McKeonRepublican1992RunningHoward McKeon (R) 65%
Tim Willoughby (D) 35%
California 26David DreierRepublican1980RunningDavid Dreier (R) 54%
Cynthia Matthews (D) 43%
Randall Weissbuch (L) 3%
California 27Brad ShermanDemocrat1996RunningBrad Sherman (D) 62%
Robert Levy (R) 34%
Eric Carter (G) 4%
California 28Howard BermanDemocrat1982RunningHoward Berman (D) 71%
David Hernandez Jr. (R) 23%
Kelley Ross (L) 6%
California 29Adam SchiffDemocrat2000RunningAdam Schiff (D) 65%
Harry Scolinos (R) 30%
Philip Koebel (G) 3%
Ted Brown (Libertarian) (L) 2%
California 30Henry WaxmanDemocrat1974RunningHenry Waxman (D) 71%
Victor Elizalde (R) 29%
California 31Xavier BecerraDemocrat1992RunningXavier Becerra (D) 81%
Luis Vega (R) 19%
California 32Hilda SolisDemocrat2000RunningHilda Solis (D) 85%
Leland Faegre (L) 15%
California 33Diane WatsonDemocrat2001RunningDiane Watson (D) 89%
Robert Weber (L) 11%
California 34Lucille Roybal-AllardDemocrat1992RunningLucille Roybal-Allard (D) 74%
Wayne Miller (R) 26%
California 35Maxine WatersDemocrat1990RunningMaxine Waters (D) 80%
Ross Moen (R) 16%
Gordon Mego (I) 2%
Charles Tate (L) 2%
California 36Jane HarmanDemocrat1986RunningJane Harman (D) 62%
Paul Whitehead (R) 34%
Alice Stek (I) 2%
Mike Binkley (L) 2%
California 37Juanita Millender-McDonaldDemocrat1996RunningJuanita Millender-McDonald (D) 75%
Vernon Van (R) 20%
Herb Peters (L) 5%
California 38Grace NapolitanoDemocrat1998RunningGrace Napolitano (D) unopposed
California 39Linda SanchezDemocrat2002RunningLinda Sanchez (D) 61%
Tim Escobar (R) 39%
California 40Ed RoyceRepublican1992RunningEd Royce (R) 68%
J. Tilman Williams (D) 32%
California 41Jerry LewisRepublican1978RunningJerry Lewis (R) 83%
Peymon Mottahedeh (L) 17%
California 42Gary MillerRepublican1998RunningGary Miller (R) 68%
Lewis Myers (D) 32%
California 43Joe BacaDemocrat1999RunningJoe Baca (D) 66%
Ed Laning (R) 34%
California 44Ken CalvertRepublican1992RunningKen Calvert (R) 61%
Louis Vandenberg (D) 36%
Kevin Akin (I) 3%
California 45Mary BonoRepublican1998RunningMary Bono (R) 66%
Richard Meyer (D) 34%
California 46Dana RohrabacherRepublican1988RunningDana Rohrabacher (R) 61%
Jim Brandt (D) 33%
Tom Lash (G) 4%
Keith Gann (L) 2%
California 47Loretta SanchezDemocrat1996RunningLoretta Sanchez (D) 60%
Alexandria Coronado (R) 40%
California 48Chris CoxRepublican1988RunningChris Cox (R) 65%
John Graham (D) 32%
Bruce Cohen (L) 3%
California 49Darrell IssaRepublican2000RunningDarrell Issa (R) 62%
Mike Byron (D) 35%
Lars Grossmith (L) 3%
California 50Randy CunninghamRepublican1990RunningRandy Cunningham (R) 58%
Francine Busby (D) 37%
Gary Waayers (G) 2%
Diane Templin (I) 2%
California 51Bob FilnerDemocrat1992RunningBob Filner (D) 62%
Mike Giorgino (R) 35%
Mike Metti (L) 3%
California 52Duncan HunterRepublican1980RunningDuncan Hunter (R) 69%
Brian Keliher (D) 28%
Mike Benoit (L) 3%
California 53Susan DavisDemocrat2000RunningSusan Davis (D) 67%
Darin Hunzeker (R) 28%
Lawrence Rockwood (G) 3%
Adam Van Susteren (L) 2%
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Colorado

Colorado congressional districts

DistrictIncumbentPartyElectedStatusResult
Colorado 1Diana DeGetteDemocrat1996RunningDiana DeGette (D) 73%
Roland Chicas (R) 25%
George Lilly (I) 2%
Colorado 2Mark UdallDemocrat1998RunningMark Udall (D) 67%
Stephen Hackman (R) 31%
Norman Olsen (L) 2%
Colorado 3Scott McInnisRepublican1992RetiringJohn Salazar (D) 50%
Greg Walcher (R) 47%
Jim Krug (I) 3%
Colorado 4Marilyn MusgraveRepublican2002RunningMarilyn Musgrave (R) 51%
Stan Matsunaka (D) 45%
Bob Kinsey (G) 4%
Colorado 5Joel HefleyRepublican1986RunningJoel Hefley (R) 71%
Fred Hardee (D) 27%
Arthur Roberts (L) 2%
Colorado 6Tom TancredoRepublican1998RunningTom Tancredo (R) 60%
Joanna Conti (D) 39%
Colorado 7Bob BeauprezRepublican2002RunningBob Beauprez (R) 55%
Dave Thomas (D) 43%
Clyde Harkins (I) 2%
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Connecticut

Connecticut congressional districts

DistrictIncumbentPartyElectedStatusResult
Connecticut 1John LarsonDemocrat1998RunningJohn Larson (D) 73%
John Halstead (R) 27%
Connecticut 2Rob SimmonsRepublican2000RunningRob Simmons (R) 54%
Jim Sullivan (D) 46%
Connecticut 3Rosa DeLauroDemocrat1990RunningRosa DeLauro (D) 72%
Richter Elser (R) 25%
Ralph Ferrucci (G) 3%
Connecticut 4Chris ShaysRepublican1987RunningChris Shays (R) 52%
Diane Farrell (D) 48%
Connecticut 5Nancy JohnsonRepublican1982RunningNancy Johnson (R) 60%
Theresa Gerratana (D) 38%
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Delaware

DistrictIncumbentPartyElectedStatusResult
Delaware At LargeMichael N. CastleRepublican1992RunningMichael N. Castle (R) 69%
Paul Donnelly (D) 30%
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Florida

Florida congressional districts

DistrictIncumbentPartyElectedStatusResult
Florida 1Jeff MillerRepublican2001RunningJeff Miller (R) 74%
Mark Coutu (D) 26%
Florida 2Allen BoydDemocrat1996RunningAllen Boyd (D) 62%
Bev Kilmer (R) 38%
Florida 3Corrine BrownDemocrat1992RunningCorrine Brown (D) unopposed
Florida 4Ander CrenshawRepublican2000RunningAnder Crenshaw (R) unopposed
Florida 5Ginny Brown-WaiteRepublican2002RunningGinny Brown-Waite (R) 66%
Robert Whittel (D) 34%
Florida 6Cliff StearnsRepublican1988RunningCliff Stearns (R) 64%
Dave Bruderly (D) 36%
Florida 7John MicaRepublican1992RunningJohn Mica (R) unopposed
Florida 8Ric KellerRepublican2000RunningRic Keller (R) 61%
Stephen Murray (D) 39%
Florida 9Michael BilirakisRepublican1982RunningMichael Bilirakis (R) unopposed
Florida 10Bill YoungRepublican1970RunningBill Young (R) 69%
Robert Dean Derry (D) 31%
Florida 11Jim DavisDemocrat1996RunningJim Davis (D) 86%
Robert Johnson (L) 14%
Florida 12Adam PutnamRepublican2000RunningAdam Putnam (R) 65%
Bob Hagenmeier (D) 35%
Florida 13Katherine HarrisRepublican2002RunningKatherine Harris (R) 55%
Jan Schneider (D) 45%
Florida 14"Vacant"(Seat was Republican in 2002)----Connie Mack IV (R) 67%
Robert Neeld (D) 33%
Florida 15Dave WeldonRepublican1994RunningDave Weldon (R) 65%
Simon Pristoop (D) 35%
Florida 16Mark FoleyRepublican1994RunningMark Foley (R) 68%
Jeffrey Jay Fisher (D) 32%
Florida 17Kendrick MeekDemocrat2002RunningKendrick Meek (D) unopposed
Florida 18Ileana Ros-LehtinenRepublican1989RunningIleana Ros-Lehtinen (R) 65%
Samuel Martin Sheldon (D) 35%
Florida 19Robert WexlerDemocrat1996RunningRobert Wexler (D) unopposed
Florida 20Peter DeutschDemocrat1992Running for SenateDebbie Wasserman Schultz (D) 70%
Margaret Hostetter (R) 30%
Florida 21Lincoln Diaz-BalartRepublican1992RunningLincoln Diaz-Balart (R) 72%
Frank Gonzalez (L) 28%
Florida 22 Clay Shaw Republican1980RunningClay Shaw (R) 63%
Jim Stork (D) 35%
Florida 23Alcee HastingsDemocrat1992RunningAlcee Hastings (D) unopposed
Florida 24Tom FeeneyRepublican2002RunningTom Feeney (R) unopposed
Florida 25Mario Diaz-BalartRepublican2002RunningMario Diaz-Balart (R) unopposed
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Georgia

Georgia congressional districts

DistrictIncumbentPartyElectedStatusResult
Georgia 1Jack KingstonRepublican1992RunningJack Kingston (R) unopposed
Georgia 2Sanford BishopDemocrat1992RunningSanford Bishop (D) 67%
Dave Eversman (R) 33%
Georgia 3Jim MarshallDemocrat2002RunningJim Marshall (D) 63%
Calder Clay (R) 33%
Georgia 4Denise MajetteDemocrat2002Running for SenateCynthia McKinney (D) 64%
Catherine Davis (R) 36%
Georgia 5John LewisDemocrat1986RunningJohn Lewis (D) unopposed
Georgia 6Johnny IsaksonRepublican1998Elected to SenateTom Price (R) unopposed
Georgia 7John LinderRepublican1992RunningJohn Linder (R) unopposed
Georgia 8Mac CollinsRepublican1992Running for SenateLynn Westmoreland (R) 76%
Silvia Delamar (D) 24%
Georgia 9Charlie NorwoodRepublican1994RunningCharlie Norwood (R) 74%
Bob Ellis (D) 26%
Georgia 10Nathan DealRepublican1992RunningNathan Deal (R) unopposed
Georgia 11Phil GingreyRepublican2002RunningPhil Gingrey (R) 57%
Rick Crawford (D) 43%
Georgia 12Max BurnsRepublican2002RunningJohn Barrow (D) 52%
Max Burns (R) 48%
Georgia 13David ScottDemocrat2002RunningDavid Scott (D) unopposed
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Hawaii

Hawaii congressional districts

DistrictIncumbentPartyElectedStatusResult
Hawaii 1Neil AbercrombieDemocrat1990RunningNeil Abercrombie (D) 63%
Dalton Tanonaka (R) 34%
Elyssa Young (L) 3%
Hawaii 2Ed CaseDemocrat2002RunningEd Case (D) 63%
Mike Gabbard (R) 37%
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Idaho

Idaho congressional districts

DistrictIncumbentPartyElectedStatusResult
Idaho 1C. L. OtterRepublican2000RunningC. L. Otter (R) 70%
Naomi Preston (D) 30%
Idaho 2Mike SimpsonRepublican1998RunningMike Simpson (R) 71%
Lin Whitworth (D) 29%
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Illinois

Illinois congressional districts

DistrictIncumbentPartyElectedStatusResult
Illinois 1Bobby RushDemocrat1992RunningBobby Rush (D) 85%
Raymond Wardingley (R) 15%
Illinois 2Jesse L. Jackson Jr.Democrat1995RunningJesse L. Jackson Jr. (D) 88%
Stephanie Sailor (L) 12%
Illinois 3Bill LipinskiDemocrat1982RetiringDaniel Lipinski (D) 74%
Ryan Chlada (R) 26%
Illinois 4Luis GutierrezDemocrat1992RunningLuis Gutierrez (D) 84%
Tony Cisneros (R) 12%
Jacob Witmer (L) 4%
Illinois 5Rahm EmanuelDemocrat2002RunningRahm Emanuel (D) 76%
Bruce Best (R) 24%
Illinois 6Henry HydeRepublican1974RunningHenry Hyde (R) 56%
Christine Cegelis (D) 44%
Illinois 7Danny K. DavisDemocrat1996RunningDanny K. Davis (D) 86%
Antonio Davis-Fairman (R) 14%
Illinois 8Phil CraneRepublican1969RunningMelissa Bean (D) 52%
Phil Crane (R) 48%
Illinois 9Jan SchakowskyDemocrat1998RunningJan Schakowsky (D) 75%
Kurt Eckhardt (R) 25%
Illinois 10Mark KirkRepublican2000RunningMark Kirk (R) 64%
Lee Goodman (D) 36%
Illinois 11Jerry WellerRepublican1994RunningJerry Weller (R) 59%
Tari Renner (D) 41%
Illinois 12Jerry CostelloDemocrat1988RunningJerry Costello (D) 69%
Erin Zweigart (R) 29%
Walter Steele (L) 2%
Illinois 13Judy BiggertRepublican1998RunningJudy Biggert (R) 65%
Gloria Andersen (D) 35%
Illinois 14Dennis HastertRepublican1986RunningDennis Hastert (R) 69%
Ruben Zamora (D) 31%
Illinois 15Tim JohnsonRepublican2000RunningTim Johnson (R) 61%
David Gill (D) 39%
Illinois 16Donald A. ManzulloRepublican1992RunningDonald A. Manzullo (R) 69%
John Kutsch (D) 31%
Illinois 17Lane EvansDemocrat1982RunningLane Evans (D) 61%
Andrea Lane Zinga (R) 39%
Illinois 18Ray LaHoodRepublican1994RunningRay LaHood (R) 70%
Steve Waterworth (D) 30%
Illinois 19John ShimkusRepublican1996RunningJohn Shimkus (R) 69%
Tim Bagwell (D) 31%
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Indiana

Indiana congressional districts

DistrictIncumbentPartyElectedStatusResult
Indiana 1Peter ViscloskyDemocrat1984RunningPeter Visclosky (D) 68%
Mark Leyva (R) 32%
Indiana 2Chris ChocolaRepublican2002RunningChris Chocola (R) 54%
Joe Donnelly (D) 45%
Indiana 3Mark SouderRepublican1994RunningMark Souder (R) 69%
Maria Parra (D) 31%
Indiana 4Steve BuyerRepublican1992RunningSteve Buyer (R) 70%
David Sanders (D) 28%
Kevin Fleming (L) 2%
Indiana 5Dan BurtonRepublican1982RunningDan Burton (R) 72%
Katherine Fox Carr (D) 26%
Rick Hodgin (L) 2%
Indiana 6Mike PenceRepublican2000RunningMike Pence (R) 67%
Mel Fox (D) 31%
Chad Roots (L) 2%
Indiana 7Julia CarsonDemocrat1996RunningJulia Carson (D) 54%
Andy Horning (R) 44%
Barry Campbell (L) 2%
Indiana 8John HostettlerRepublican1994RunningJohn Hostettler (R) 53%
Jon Jennings (D) 45%
Indiana 9Baron HillDemocrat1998RunningMike Sodrel (R) 49.4%
Baron Hill (D) 48.9%
Al Cox (L) 2%
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Iowa

Iowa congressional districts

DistrictIncumbentPartyElectedStatusResult
Iowa 1Jim NussleRepublican1990RunningJim Nussle (R) 55%
Bill Gluba (D) 43%
Mark Neslon (L) 1%
Denny Heath (I) 1%
Iowa 2Jim LeachRepublican1976RunningJim Leach (R) 59%
Dave Franker (D) 39%
Kevin Litten (L) 2%
Iowa 3Leonard BoswellDemocrat1996RunningLeonard Boswell (D) 55%
Stan Thompson (R) 45%
Iowa 4Tom LathamRepublican1994RunningTom Latham (R) 61%
Paul Johnson (D) 39%
Iowa 5Steve KingRepublican2002RunningSteve King (R) 63%
Joyce Schulte (D) 37%
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Kansas

Kansas congressional districts

DistrictIncumbentPartyElectedStatusResults
Kansas 1Jerry MoranRepublican1996RunningJerry Moran (R) 91%
Jack Warner (L) 9%
Kansas 2Jim RyunRepublican1996RunningJim Ryun (R) 56%
Nancy Boyda (D) 41%
Dennis Hawver (L) 3%
Kansas 3Dennis MooreDemocrat1998RunningDennis Moore (D) 55%
Kris Kobach (R) 43%
Joe Bellis (L) 1%
Richard Wells (Ref.) 1%
Kansas 4Todd TiahrtRepublican1994RunningTodd Tiahrt (R) 66%
Michael Kinard (D) 31%
David Loomis (L) 3%
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Kentucky

Kentucky congressional districts

DistrictIncumbentPartyElectedStatusResults
Kentucky 1Ed WhitfieldRepublican1994RunningEd Whitfield (R) 67%
Billy Cartwright (D) 33%
Kentucky 2Ron LewisRepublican1994RunningRon Lewis (R) 68%
Adam Smith (D) 32%
Kentucky 3Anne NorthupRepublican1996RunningAnne Northup (R) 60%
Tony Miller (D) 38%
George Dick (L) 2%
Kentucky 4Ken LucasDemocrat1998RetiringGeoff Davis (R) 54%
Nick Clooney (D) 44%
Michael Slider (I) 2%
Kentucky 5Hal RogersRepublican1980RunningHal Rogers (R) unopposed
Kentucky 6Ben ChandlerDemocrat2004RunningBen Chandler (D) 59%
Tom Buford (R) 40%
Stacy Abner (I) 1%
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Louisiana

On December 4, 2004, a run-off election was held to determine the winner of the 3rd and 7th Congressional districts. In the 3rd district, Charlie Melancon narrowly defeated Billy Tauzin III 50.25-49.75. In the 7th district, Charles Boustany defeated Willie Mount 55-45. Thus, both seats switched to the opposite party.

Louisiana congressional districts

DistrictIncumbentPartyElectedStatusResult
Louisiana 1David VitterRepublican1999Elected to SenateBobby Jindal (R) 78%
Roy Armstrong (D) 7%
Vinny Mendoza (D) 4%
Daniel Zimmerman (D) 4%
Jerry Watts (D) 4%
Mike Rogers (R) 3%
Louisiana 2Bill JeffersonDemocrat1990RunningBill Jefferson (D) 79%
Art Schwertz (R) 21%
Louisiana 3Billy TauzinRepublican1980RetiringBilly Tauzin III (R) 32% (in Dec run-off)
Charlie Melancon (D) 24% (in Dec run-off, which he won)
Craig Romero (R) 23%
Damon Baldone (D) 10%
Charmaine Caccioppi (D) 7%
Kevin Chiasson (R) 4%
Louisiana 4Jim McCreryRepublican1988RunningJim McCrery (R) (unopposed)
Louisiana 5Rodney AlexanderRepublican2002RunningRodney Alexander (R) 59%
Tisa Blakes (D) 25%
Jock Scott (R) 16%
Louisiana 6Richard BakerRepublican1986RunningRichard Baker (R) 72%
Rufus Craig Jr. (D) 19%
Scott Galmon (D) 9%
Louisiana 7Chris JohnDemocrat1996Running for SenateCharles Boustany (R) 39% (in Dec run-off, which he won)
Willie Mount (D) 25% (in Dec run-off)
Don Cravins (D) 24%
David Thibodaux (R) 10%
Malcolm Carriere (D) 2%
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Maine

Maine congressional districts

DistrictIncumbentPartyElectedStatusResult
Maine 1Tom AllenDemocrat2002RunningTom Allen (D) 60%
Charlie Summers (R) 40%
Maine 2Mike MichaudDemocrat2002RunningMike Michaud (D) 58%
Brian Hamel (R) 39%
Carl Cooley (I) 3%
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Maryland

Maryland congressional districts

DistrictIncumbentPartyElectedStatusResult
Maryland 1Wayne GilchrestRepublican1990RunningWayne Gilchrest (R) 76%
Kostas Alexakis (D) 24%
Maryland 2Dutch RuppersbergerDemocrat2002RunningDutch Ruppersberger (D) 67%
Jane Brooks (R) 31%
Keith Salkowski (G) 2%
Maryland 3Ben CardinDemocrat1986RunningBen Cardin (D) 63%
Robert Duckworth (R) 34%
Patsy Allen (G) 3%
Maryland 4Albert WynnDemocrat1992RunningAlbert Wynn (D) 70%
John McKinnis (R) 20%
Theresa Dudley (G) 5%
Maryland 5Steny HoyerDemocrat1981RunningSteny Hoyer (D) 69%
Brad Jewitt (R) 29%
Bob Auerbach (G) 1%
Steven Krukar (C) 1%
Maryland 6Roscoe BartlettRepublican1992RunningRoscoe Bartlett (R) 68%
Kenneth Bosley (D) 29%
Gregory Hemingway (G) 3%
Maryland 7Elijah CummingsDemocrat1996RunningElijah Cummings (D) 74%
Tony Salazar (R) 24%
Virginia Rodino (G) 2%
Maryland 8Chris Van Hollen Jr.Democrat2002RunningChris Van Hollen Jr. (D) 75%
Chuck Floyd (R) 25%
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Massachusetts

Massachusetts congressional districts

DistrictIncumbentPartyElectedStatusResult
Massachusetts 1John OlverDemocrat1991Running John Olver (D) unopposed
Massachusetts 2Richard NealDemocrat1988RunningRichard Neal (D) unopposed
Massachusetts 3Jim McGovernDemocrat1996Running Jim McGovern (D) 71%
Ron Crews (R) 29%
Massachusetts 4Barney FrankDemocrat1980Running Barney Frank (D) 78%
Chuck Morse (I) 22%
Massachusetts 5Marty MeehanDemocrat1992Running Marty Meehan (D) 67%
Thomas P. Tierney (R) 33%
Massachusetts 6John F. TierneyDemocrat1996Running John F. Tierney (D) 70%
Steve O'Malley (R) 30%
Massachusetts 7Ed MarkeyDemocrat1976RunningEd Markey (D) 74%
Ken Chase (R) 21%
Jim Hall (I) 5%
Massachusetts 8Mike CapuanoDemocrat1998RunningMike Capuano (D) unopposed
Massachusetts 9Stephen LynchDemocrat2001RunningStephen Lynch (D) unopposed
Massachusetts 10Bill DelahuntDemocrat1996RunningBill Delahunt (D) 64%
Mike Jones (R) 34%
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Michigan

Michigan congressional districts

DistrictIncumbentPartyElectedStatusResult
Michigan 1Bart StupakDemocrat1992RunningBart Stupak (D) 65%
Don Hooper (R) 33%
David J. Newland (G) 1%
John W. Loosemore (L) 1%
Michigan 2Pete HoekstraRepublican1992RunningPete Hoekstra (R) 69%
Kimon Kotos (D) 29%
Steve VanTil (L) 1%
Ronald E. Graeser (U.S. Taxpayers) 1%
Michigan 3Vern EhlersRepublican1993RunningVern Ehlers (R) 67%
Peter H. Hickey (D) 31%
Warren Adams (L) 1%
Marcel J. Sales (U.S. Taxpayers) 1%
Michigan 4Dave CampRepublican1990RunningDave Camp (R) 64%
Mike Huckleberry (D) 35%
Albert Chia, Jr. (L) 1%
Michigan 5Dale KildeeDemocrat1976RunningDale Kildee (D) 67%
Myrah Kirkwood (R) 31%
Harley Mikkelson (G) 1%
Clint Foster (L) 1%
Michigan 6Fred UptonRepublican1986RunningFred Upton (R) 65%
Scott Elliott (D) 32%
Randall MacPhee (G) 1%
Erwin J. Haas (L) 1%
W. Dennis FitzSimons (U.S. Taxpayers) 1%
Michigan 7Nick SmithRepublican2000RetiringJoe Schwarz (R) 58%
Sharon Marie Renier (D) 36%
David Horn (U.S. Taxpayers) 3%
Jason Seagraves (G) 2%
Kenneth Proctor (L) 1%