House seats that flipped
Every district won by a different party than its current member, with the margin and how it voted in 2024, plus the seats that could still flip as counting finishes.
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Flipped to D
28
Flipped to R
0
Could flip
18
Seats that changed party
| District | Winner | Change | Margin | Incumbent | 2024 pres. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AZ-06 | JoAnna Mendoza (D) | R → D | +8.0 | Juan Ciscomani (defeated) | – |
| CA-01 | Mike McGuire (D) | R → D | +14.1 | Doug Lamalfa (not on the ballot) | – |
| CA-22 | Randy Villegas (D) | R → D | +32.8 | David Valadao (defeated) | – |
| CA-48 | Marni von Wilpert (D) | R → D | +19.2 | Darrell Issa (not on the ballot) | – |
| CO-08 | Manny Rutinel (D) | R → D | +14.7 | Timothy Gabriel Joseph Evans (defeated) | – |
| IA-01 | Christina Bohannan (D) | R → D | +9.3 | Mariannette Jane Miller-Meeks (defeated) | – |
| IA-03 | Sarah Trone Garriott (D) | R → D | +7.3 | Zach Nunn (defeated) | – |
| IN-05 | J. D. Ford (D) | R → D | +3.3 | Victoria Spartz (defeated) | – |
| MO-02 | Fred Wellman (D) | R → D | +4.9 | Ann L. Wagner (defeated) | – |
| NC-06 | Cyril Jefferson (D) | R → D | +2.3 | Addison Mcdowell (defeated) | – |
| NC-09 | Richard Ojeda (D) | R → D | +2.2 | Richard L. Hudson Jr (defeated) | – |
| NC-11 | Jamie Ager (D) | R → D | +15.8 | Chuck Edwards (not on the ballot) | – |
| NC-13 | Paul Barringer (D) | R → D | +2.4 | Brad Knott (defeated) | – |
| NC-14 | Lakesha Womack (D) | R → D | +2.2 | Tim Moore (defeated) | – |
| NE-02 | Denise Powell (D) | R → D | +15.4 | Donald J Bacon (not on the ballot) | – |
| NJ-07 | Rebecca Bennett (D) | R → D | +15.7 | Thomas H. Kean Jr (defeated) | – |
| NV-02 | Teresa Benitez-Thompson (D) | R → D | +6.6 | Mark Eugene Amodei (not on the ballot) | – |
| OH-07 | Brian Poindexter (D) | R → D | +9.9 | Max Miller (defeated) | – |
| OH-15 | Don Leonard (D) | R → D | +6.6 | Mike Carey (defeated) | – |
| PA-01 | Bob Harvie (D) | R → D | +5.5 | Brian Fitzpatrick (defeated) | – |
| PA-07 | Bob Brooks (D) | R → D | +12.2 | Ryan Edward Mackenzie (defeated) | – |
| PA-08 | Paige Cognetti (D) | R → D | +8.7 | Rob Bresnahan (defeated) | – |
| PA-10 | Janelle Stelson (D) | R → D | +10.1 | Scott Perry (defeated) | – |
| TX-15 | Bobby Pulido (D) | R → D | +24.6 | Monica De La Cruz (defeated) | – |
| TX-23 | Katy Padilla Stout (D) | R → D | +8.2 | Ernest Anthony Tony Gonzales Ii (not on the ballot) | – |
| VA-02 | Elaine Luria (D) | R → D | +8.4 | Jennifer Kiggans (defeated) | – |
| WI-01 | Mitchell Berman (D) | R → D | +3.9 | Bryan George Steil (defeated) | – |
| WI-03 | Rebecca Cooke (D) | R → D | +6.6 | Derrick F. Van Orden (defeated) | – |
Could flip: the other party leads
| District | Leading | Lead | Est. counted | Incumbent |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AZ-02 | Jonathan Nez (D) | +0.0 (86) | 79% | R · Eli Crane |
| NC-05 | Chuck Hubbard (D) | +0.0 (99) | 100% | R · Virginia Ann Foxx |
| MN-01 | Jake Johnson (D) | +0.1 (322) | 100% | R · Brad Finstad |
| TN-04 | Victoria Broderick (D) | +0.1 (280) | 76% | R · Scott Desjarlais |
| ME-02 | Paul LePage (R) | +0.5 (1,686) | 87% | D · Jared Golden |
| LA-05 | Patricia "Pat" Moore (D) | +0.7 (1,658) | 100% | R · Julia Letlow |
| SC-01 | Nancy Lacore (D) | +1.0 (3,308) | 100% | R · Nancy Mace |
| TN-09 | Brent Taylor (R) | +1.1 (2,553) | 88% | D · Steve I Cohen |
| VA-01 | Shannon Taylor (D) | +1.2 (5,092) | 100% | R · Robert J. Wittman |
| CO-04 | Eileen Laubacher (D) | +1.4 (4,894) | 97% | R · Lauren Boebert |
| OH-10 | Kristina Knickerbocker (D) | +1.6 (4,938) | 100% | R · Michael R Rep. Turner |
| MI-04 | Sean McCann (D) | +2.1 (7,385) | 94% | R · William P Huizenga |
| NJ-02 | Zack Mullock (D) | +2.4 (6,418) | 85% | R · Jeff Van Drew |
| MI-07 | William Lawrence (D) | +3.2 (12,516) | 99% | R · Thomas More Barrett |
| NY-17 | Cait Conley (D) | +4.4 (11,338) | 89% | R · Michael Vincent Lawler |
| CO-05 | Jessica Killin (D) | +6.3 (14,806) | 66% | R · Jeff Crank |
| MI-10 | Christina Hines (D) | +7.2 (25,731) | 100% | R · John James |
| AZ-01 | Amish Shah (D) | +7.2 (22,388) | 88% | R · David S. Schweikert |
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A seat flips when the winner is from a different party than the current member who filed with the FEC for that district; seats with no incumbent filing aren't counted. In the 10 states with new maps the district's lines may have changed. Results: civicAPI; 2024 presidential vote on the 2026 lines.